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Referrals for housing, food, utility bills, healthcare, and other essential needs. Search by location or call 211.
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63 programs that serve people returning home in Wicomico County, Maryland, including statewide services available to everyone. Every listing is free to view and updated by Street Re-Entry volunteers.

Statewide Programs Street Re-Entry pick
Referrals for housing, food, utility bills, healthcare, and other essential needs. Search by location or call 211.

Statewide Programs Street Re-Entry pick
24/7 referral line for housing, shelter, employment, treatment, and other reentry resources by ZIP code.
Who it serves: Free; anyone can call.

Statewide Programs Street Re-Entry pick Faith-based
Christ-centered 12-step recovery groups meeting at churches across Maryland. Use the locator to find a meeting near you.

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Low-intensity treatment home for adult males. Contact Ryan Graham, Wrap-Around Service Coordinator.
Who it serves: Adult males

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Ecumenical in-prison ministry, plus Kairos Outside for family members of the incarcerated.

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Free career counseling, résumé help, job-search workshops, placement services, and training referrals in every Maryland county and Baltimore City.

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Free legal help for financially eligible Marylanders, which may include criminal record expungement and representation at expungement hearings.
Who it serves: Financially eligible Marylanders

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Reentry programs for eligible justice-involved individuals through participating correctional facilities. Ask your facility's healthcare or reentry team whether you qualify.
Who it serves: Eligible justice-involved individuals

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A directory of organizations that help with criminal record expungement in Maryland. Eligibility, fees, and services vary by provider.

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Maryland Department of Labor employment assistance and referrals for people with criminal backgrounds, including job training, résumé help, and expungement information.

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Expungement workshops and clinics that may include eligibility screening, petition preparation, and access to legal professionals.

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Online job listings and employment tools that complement in-person help at American Job Centers.

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Confidential addiction and co-occurring mental health treatment, with help available 24/7 at 1-800-53-REHAB.

Statewide Programs Street Re-Entry pick
County-by-county guide to federal, state, local, and nonprofit reentry services.
Statewide Programs
24/7 crisis support for mental health and substance use emergencies.
Who it serves: Free and confidential; anyone can call.
Statewide Programs
Reentry Specialists run exit orientation interviews and a needs assessment covering birth certificate, Social Security card, state ID, housing, employment, Medicaid, mental health and substance use treatment referrals. Every departing individual is offered a Reentry Resource Packet.
Who it serves: For people in DOC (sentenced) or DPDS (pretrial) custody; exit interviews occur within 180 days of projected release. Local Reentry Program transfers require minimum-security status, 30 days to 1 year from release, and a verified tie to the receiving county.
Statewide Programs
Free fidelity bonds for employers who hire returning citizens and other at-risk job seekers.
Who it serves: For job seekers with criminal records or other barriers; arranged through an American Job Center.
Statewide Programs
Statewide certification of recovery residences (alcohol- and drug-free housing for people with substance use or co-occurring disorders). Use it to confirm a sober home is state-certified.
Who it serves: Recovery residences require abstinence from alcohol and illicit drugs.
Statewide Programs
Certified Maryland birth certificates by appointment, by mail, online through VitalChek, or at some local health departments. Delayed certificates available for births never registered.
Who it serves: Mail orders need the application, payment (check or money order), a self-addressed envelope and a copy of ID. Lobby service is by appointment only.
Statewide Programs
Navigators connect returning citizens to American Job Center services: career counseling, resume help, training referrals, Registered Apprenticeships, hiring events, federal bonding, and expungement/legal referrals.
Who it serves: Available before, during, or after release. Contact the navigator for your region (directory updated January 2026).
Statewide Programs
Earn-while-you-learn apprenticeships in skilled trades and other occupations.
Who it serves: Requirements vary by program; navigators can make referrals.
Statewide Programs
State job bank and training-program search; register to access American Job Center services online.
Who it serves: Free; open to all job seekers.
Statewide Programs
DOC case managers start the MVA state ID application at least 90 days before release. If no ID was issued before release, a free MVA ID card is available under Transportation Article 12-301.1.
Who it serves: Free ID requires appearing in person at an MVA office within 60 days of release and presenting the DOC Release Identification Card (R-Card) plus an original Social Security card.
Statewide Programs
Access line for Medicaid-funded mental health and substance use treatment across Maryland.
Who it serves: For Medical Assistance (Medicaid) recipients and uninsured people who qualify for state-funded services.
Statewide Programs
Replacement Social Security cards, which are required for a Maryland state ID.
Who it serves: Replacement cards are free. Bring identity documents; release paperwork may help.

Wicomico County Street Re-Entry pick Faith-based
Faith-based transitional housing for men in recovery after incarceration; serves Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester counties.
Who it serves: Men in recovery
Wicomico County
Assistance with birth certificates and Maryland IDs. Referral service. Free.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
Support group for individuals who abuse alcohol. Recovering addicts meet regularly to help each other stay drug free. Call for days and times of meetings. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using alcohol. Confidential services. Free.
Who it serves: Recovering addicts meet regularly to help each other stay drug free. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using alcohol. Free.
Wicomico County
Build your resume; Local service programs that hire individuals from all backgrounds for paid community service. AmeriCorps State and National members are given a living allowance; health care; childcare, and education award upon successful completion of the program. Jobs available across Maryland and the U.S. Call for more information.
Website was unreachable when last checked. Call to confirm before visiting.
Wicomico County
Short term residential crisis center for those with psychiatric needs.
Who it serves: Short term residential crisis center for those with psychiatric needs.
Wicomico County
Emergency shelter available to men, women and families. No sex offenders.
Who it serves: Emergency shelter available to men, women and families. No sex offenders.
Wicomico County
Mental health and substance abuse treatment; counseling
Wicomico County
Intensive/Standard Outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment. Assists men, women and families. Accepts Medicaid.
Who it serves: Assists men, women and families. Accepts Medicaid.
Wicomico County
Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities.
Who it serves: Job readiness and job placement for individuals with disabilities.
Wicomico County
Anger management, counseling, substance abuse and mental health treatment, case management
Wicomico County
Psychiatric rehabilitation, case management, supported employment and counseling.
Wicomico County
Peer connection day program. Open Mon-Fri 8-4 p.m. Support groups, activities, group counseling. Free.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
Job Preparation, Skills and Technology Training. Free. Call for more information.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
EMERGENCY SHELTER; men, women and children. Case management, phone and computer access and mail service.
Who it serves: men, women and children.
Wicomico County
Affordable rental housing that serves low and moderate income households, seniors and persons with special needs. Statewide. Free eligibility screening.
Who it serves: Affordable rental housing that serves low and moderate income households, seniors and persons with special needs. Free eligibility screening.
Wicomico County
Employment readiness, Case management, Vocational Training, Life skills training, substance abuse training, counseling
Website was unreachable when last checked. Call to confirm before visiting.
Wicomico County
Mental Health and Substance Abuse treatment. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program. Gender Specific Group (Youth Focused-Reentry)
Who it serves: Gender Specific Group (Youth Focused-Reentry)
Wicomico County
Career counseling, resume help, training and college referrals, Registered Apprenticeships, hiring events, professional-skills workshops, federal bonding, and expungement/legal referrals. Ask for the regional Reentry Navigator.
Who it serves: Free; services available before, during, and after release.
Wicomico County
Job readiness skills training, clerical & computer skills training, job placement assistance and career counseling. Classes include Clerical & Computer (12 weeks), QuickBooks (6 weeks), Customer Service & Cashier Training (2 weeks) and Job Preparedness (5 weeks.) Free.
Who it serves: Classes include Clerical & Computer (12 weeks), QuickBooks (6 weeks), Customer Service & Cashier Training (2 weeks) and Job Preparedness (5 weeks.) Free.
Wicomico County
Substance abuse and mental health treatment.
Wicomico County
Referral Service for mental health treatment. Peer support.
Wicomico County
One Stop Job Center offering career exploration, referrals to training programs, resume preparation, and workshops to enhance job seeking skills and work readiness. Access computers with Internet access, printers, photocopiers, fax machines, telephones, and a variety of job search resource materials. Free.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
Baltimore City Faith-based shelter home environment for Muslim and refugee women and children and Muslim women victims of domestic violence. Free. No sex offenders or individuals with substance abuse. Call for more information.
Who it serves: Baltimore City Faith-based shelter home environment for Muslim and refugee women and children and Muslim women victims of domestic violence. Free. No sex offenders or individuals with substance abuse.
Wicomico County
Mental health organization offering services including peer support, education and outreach programs, and engage mental health advocates. Free.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
Support group for individuals who abuse narcotics, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, pills, and any other substance. Recovering addicts meet regularly to help each other stay drug free. Call for days and times of meetings. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using drugs. Confidential services. Free.
Who it serves: Recovering addicts meet regularly to help each other stay drug free. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using drugs. Free.
Wicomico County
Narcotics Anonymous.
Wicomico County
Assists returning citizens with career development services who are about to re-integrate into society and the workforce. Job Preparedness (5 week training) and placement Assistance including identifying job openings, provide coaching, mock interviews and social service support. Free.
Who it serves: Assists returning citizens with career development services who are about to re-integrate into society and the workforce. Free.
Wicomico County
Substance Abuse long term recovery support group.
Wicomico County
Low Intensity Residential Substance Abuse treatment. Sliding Scale payment. Men only.
Who it serves: Low Intensity Residential Substance Abuse treatment. Sliding Scale payment. Men only.
Website was unreachable when last checked. Call to confirm before visiting.
Wicomico County
Job training, GED classes and financial assistance for utilities.
Wicomico County
Detox-Outpatient, Detox-Inpatient, Intensive/Standard Outpatient Substance Abuse treatment. Short Term and Long Term Residential. Buprenorphine assistance. Accepts Medicaid.
Who it serves: Short Term and Long Term Residential. Accepts Medicaid.
Website was unreachable when last checked. Call to confirm before visiting.
Wicomico County
Job training, housing assistance, GED classes, energy assistance.
Wicomico County
Intensive/Standard Outpatient substance abuse treatment. Men and women welcome. Accepts Medicaid. Call for more information and intake.
Who it serves: Men and women welcome. Accepts Medicaid.
Wicomico County
County authority that plans and funds public mental health and substance use services and connects residents to local providers.
Who it serves: Public behavioral health services; call for intake and referral. Medicaid and uninsured residents may qualify.
Wicomico County
Supportive and Permanent housing referrals. Shelter information. Call for locations and assistance. Free.
Who it serves: Free.
Wicomico County
Referral Service; Emergency Food Assistance, Housing, Identification, Emergency Cash Assistance, Food Stamps, Medical Coverage
Wicomico County
Provides referrals to mental health and substance abuse treatment.
Wicomico County
Low Intensity Residential transitional housing and treatment center. Free. Call for more information and intake. Men only.
Who it serves: Low Intensity Residential transitional housing and treatment center. Free. Men only.
Website was unreachable when last checked. Call to confirm before visiting.
Try a broader search, or call 211 for local referrals any time.
About this directory
Yes. The directory is free to use and is maintained by volunteers at Street Re-Entry Program of Maryland. Most listed programs are free or low-cost; check eligibility with each provider.
Housing and shelter, employment and job training, substance use treatment and recovery, mental health and counseling, ID and documents, legal aid and expungement, food and basic needs, healthcare, and reentry mentoring, including faith-based programs.
All 23 Maryland counties and Baltimore City, plus statewide programs that serve anyone in Maryland. Choosing a county shows that county's programs together with statewide programs.
Use the "Suggest a listing or correction" form on this page. A Street Re-Entry volunteer reviews every suggestion before it appears in the directory.
Sources include the U.S. Attorney's Office District of Maryland Reentry Guide, Maryland DPSCS, the Maryland Department of Labor, the Maryland Department of Health and Street Re-Entry volunteers. Always call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.