On the Main Streets of Charm City: MSH's Baltimore City Housing Initiative

“Housing is a critical component of everyone's life. It impacts employment, where a child goes to school, where you buy food, and often a person's health. For individuals with mental health issues, obtaining independent, safe, and affordable housing is critical to their success.” Hope Tipton, Magistrate, Baltimore City Circuit Court and Former MSH Board President

After three extremely busy years, we are proud to report that we now own five properties in Baltimore City, with a total capacity of 14 Tenant Slots!

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Thanks to The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, The Herbert Bearman Foundation, The Jacob Lowenthal Residue (administered by PNC Charitable Trust) and United Way of Central Maryland for their support of our efforts in Baltimore City!

Bringing our award-winning “Main Street Model” of quality, affordable, independent rental housing for people with psychiatric disabilities to Baltimore City was a long-held goal for Main Street Housing. In 2012, MSH started our Baltimore City Housing Initiative thanks to the generous support of The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, and our friends, neighbors, supporters and donors.