Maryland and Baltimore are pairing up with local nonprofits to provide housing for unsheltered youth and young families in the city for at least the next three and half years.
Baltimore’s Office of Homeless Services and Department of Social Services will rapidly house and support vulnerable youth and families who are experiencing or returning to being unhoused.
Under the agreement, the city will identify older unsheltered youth and offer them care at the apartment community Restoration Gardens 1 near Druid Hill Park.
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