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BALTIMORE CITY
Mayor's Office of Homeless Services (MOHS)
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 Executive Letter:
Celebrating Women's History Month
Dear Baltimore,
The month of March is recognized as Women’s History Month, and there are many notable contributions made by phenomenal women across every industry in our society. Here in Baltimore, we have the opportunity to witness history in the making with incredible women in the City’s leadership who are changing the trajectory of Baltimore’s future every day, and I am humbled to work alongside them. On behalf of the Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services, we want to wish all history-makers and movers and shakers alike a very happy Women’s History Month!
In service,
Ernestina Simmons
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Join the Team!
MOHS is hiring and seeking qualified individuals with a passion for serving Baltimore’s vulnerable populations. Click here to apply today!
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Annual State of the City Address
On Monday, March 25 at 6:00 p.m., Mayor Scott will share his annual State of the City address at Center Stage in Downtown Baltimore.
 Happy Easter!
The Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services wishes all Baltimoreans a Happy Easter Sunday!
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Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV)
In observance of TDOV, the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs will host a panel to discuss the significance of being visible and trans on Saturday, March 30.
 Mayor's Annual Spring Cleanup 2024
Join Mayor Scott, MOHS, and the City of Baltimore as we come together on Saturday, April 27 to clean and beautify our city!
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 The Mayor’s Office of Homeless Services (MOHS), in collaboration with local partners, engages with people experiencing unsheltered homelessness across the City of Baltimore every single day.
“My deep empathy for individuals experiencing homelessness, rooted in my own lived experiences, further fuels my dedication to this cause,” said MOHS Homeless Outreach Program Manager Jessi Stevens. “We understand firsthand the challenges and barriers they [people experiencing homelessness] face, and we are committed to ensuring that their voices are heard and their needs are met. By approaching our work with compassion and understanding, we strive to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for those experiencing homelessness in Baltimore City.”
In January 2024, the Encampment Resolution Protocol was implemented as a standardized procedure in addressing encampments by ensuring that residents are connected to housing and supportive services. Outreach Teams are currently tracking 25 known encampment sites across the city, a 44% decrease from the number of encampment sites recorded in 2023.
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Permanent Supportive Housing Gets ARPA-Funded Boost in Baltimore
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Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities
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