Hope Lives Here: Baltimore
Hope Lives Here: Baltimore
Phase 3: Substance Use & Recovery
An estimated 113,783 people in Baltimore City, 22.4% of the population, are living with a substance use disorder.
Find treatment near youPhase 3: Substance Use & Recovery
An estimated 113,783 people in Baltimore City, 22.4% of the population, are living with a substance use disorder.
Find treatment near youWe recognize that recovery is not just one path. There are as many paths to recovery as there are people walking them. Healthcare on the Spot mobile unit brings low-barrier care directly to where people are. These services include substance use disorder treatment, HIV and hepatitis C care, wound care, case management, and connection to ongoing support, regardless of insurance.
SPOT Mobile Clinic | Baltimore City
Community Risk Reduction Services meets people where they are by sending mobile and street-based outreach teams into the community. These teams provide syringe services, drug testing strips, overdose prevention education, and help connect people to treatment and other supportive services.
When someone is ready to seek treatment, CharmCare.org puts all the options in one place. People and organizations can search for substance use treatment, mental health support, housing, food, or transportation. The Maryland Behavioral Health Administration also has a list of licensed treatment providers across the state.
Recovery is possible. Treatment works. And no one has to figure it out alone.
You can explore all available resources at CharmCare.org.
Other Phases
Stigma Reduction
Phase 1 reduces stigma by providing people with access to reliable information and useful resources.
Overdose Prevention
Pillar 2 includes Naloxone, training, and tools to stop an overdose before it's too late.
Grief and Loss
Pillar 4 provides support for Baltimore families grieving a loss to overdose.