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New open office hours for case management services — drop by Wednesdays 10 a.m. to noon or Fridays noon to 2 p.m. to speak to Marchelle Adams, Case Manager, who can assist with programs such as SNAP, medical assistance, utility assistance. Copy, fax and scan services are also available for those who are submitting redeterminations and other documents to the Department of Social Services.

Meet Zach! Zach is a post-bac researcher at the Nation Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA). Zach started as a volunteer with the After-School Enrichment Program this fall. He quickly jumped right into and connected with our young people. Zach helped animate a young person’s puppet show and assisted them as they documented their brainstorming into writing. Zach is great at guiding young people through the creative process. He is patient and leaves room for our young people’s independence and growth. Zach is great at meeting them where they are and loves jumping right into learning and play.

Tuesdays at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Gentle stretching and strengthening exercise, all done while sitting in a chair. Register by contacting Debbie Bena at 410-274-0446 (you will receive the Zoom link after registering).

Wednesdays at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Low-impact aerobic exercise, followed by strengthening and stretching. Light weights and exercise bands are optional. This class can be done while sitting in a chair. Register by contacting Debbie Bena at 410-274-0446 (you will receive the Zoom link after registering).

Thursdays at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Twenty minutes of low-impact standing exercise followed by 50 minutes of floor yoga. Register by contacting Debbie Bena at 410-274-0446 (you will receive the Zoom link after registering).

Wednesdays at 11 a.m. Jay Santouse from the Keswick Wise & Well Center. Includes a variety of exercises for all levels to improve strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. You may bring your own weights/bands (optional). Space is limited. Contact Ashley at 410-467-8710 to sign up or learn more. 

ITAA is a 12-step fellowship of individuals who support each other in recovering from the problems resulting from compulsive internet and technology use. The group’s single purpose is to abstain from compulsive internet and technology use and to help others find freedom from the effects of this addiction.

Meetings on Sundays at 2pm in the Hampden Family Center. Please contact baltimore.itaa@gmail.com if you are interested.

If you’d like to donate items, or know someone who needs assistance applying for food stamps, medical assistance, energy assistance, stimulus checks, WIC, tax credits etc., please call us at 410-467-8710. We’re staying connected, despite the distance.If you have items to drop off at the Center, please call us at 410-467-8710 to arrange a convenient time. We are in need of the following:

Hygiene items:

• Socks
• Blankets
• Masks
• Wet wipes
• Toothbrush + paste
• Kleenex
• Soap + wash cloth
• Sunscreen
• Feminine hygiene items
• Ponchos

Food items:

• Can openers
• Water bottles (reusable)
• Peanut butter
• Bread
• Fruit cups
• Canned chicken or tuna
• Granola bars

The Center is open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4pm and by appointment. Call us if you have questions about our programs or services!

• Staff can be reached by calling the main line: 410-467-8710.
• We hold distributions on Fridays at noon of essential items and nutritious foods for 40 individuals and families each week. No sign up necessary.
• Case management continues remotely and by appointment. Call to schedule an appointment.
• We continue to serve as a mailing address for those experiencing homelessness or in need of a reliable address.
• The Center has joined a coalition of local service providers, including Action in Maturity (AIM), Keswick and St. Mary’s Outreach Center, to coordinate food distributions and case management to older adults in Hampden.
• Counseling referrals to Springboard Community Services are available directly from the Center. Call us today.
• Legal assistance is provided via partnership with Maryland Legal Aid. Call us today for a referral.
• We receive regular policy and program updates from the Baltimore City Department of Human Services. If you have questions about current benefits or other programs, please call us.
• We are connecting clients to our incredible community partners who can provide additional services.