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baltimore

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after launching in baltimore, md and surrounding regions in may 2023, community care partners have leveraged samaritan to help people find their way home.

37 unhoused or housing-insecure individuals have since accelerated their pathways to shelter and stability as Samaritan Members, achieving outcomes such as...

Member Impact to date

1,727

acts of kindness to Members

(messages of support and/or financial gifts)

65%

montly Member active rate

(Members checking in with care every month)

$10,559.00

placed in Members hands

($58.14/Member/month)

468

action steps taken

(appointments, applications, case management to-dos)

273

touchpoints generated between

Members and professional care

89

needs met

(critical or strategic purchases to open capacity)

42

volunteer
‘samaritans’

37

samaritan
members

24%

improved
self-sufficiency

4

reached life-
changing outcomes

  • Time unsheltered

    2023-10-11

    Joined Samaritan

    2023-10-11

  • Lifecare Visits

    36

    Touchpoints with Care

    36

  • funds from program

    $1,433.00

    samaritans on team

    1,433.00

  • outcome

    found housing

Kind words alone could never express my gratitude and appreciation. I truly see all this help that has been given as a benediction.

Big Lue

Big Lue grew up in Baltimore and is the youngest of 8. He is currently in recovery and attends group therapy to support his sobriety. His long-term goal and dream is to find full-time work as a chef and spread love to his community through food. After joining samaritan through the Franciscan Center, Big Lue began receiving words of encouragement and financial support through 24 individual and institutional community supporters, who sent him words of encouragement and checked in with him as he completed over 10 steps to recovery, which included regularly meeting his case manager and accessing healthcare. These supporters also helped cover critical costs blocking his recovery, like the purchase of a bus pass, groceries, and a warm winter coat. This help allowed Big Lue to stay safely housed and fed; he is now preparing to attend the Franciscan Centers culinary arts program!

  • Time unsheltered

    2023-05-04

    Joined Samaritan

    2023-05-04

  • Lifecare Visits

    156

    Touchpoints with Care

    156

  • funds from program

    $1,340.00

    samaritans on team

    1,340.00

  • outcome

    found housing

Maria Davis

Maria fell on hard times after being a victim of domestic abuse and identity theft. Becoming displaced from her home, she was able to get connected to UCAP and samaritan - since then, with the help of 14 supporters encouraging her and helping with critical bills like gas and car repair, Maria has obtained employment, secured a guarantee for stable housing from the county housing authority, and actively begun leveraging mental health services!

  • Time unsheltered

    2023-08-04

    Joined Samaritan

    2023-08-04

  • Lifecare Visits

    122

    Touchpoints with Care

    122

  • funds from program

    $983.00

    samaritans on team

    983.00

  • outcome

    found housing

Briana Harris

Briana is a food service worker and mother with a passion for digital marketing and copywriting, seeking stable housing to better care for herself and her family. After connecting with UCAP and samaritan, she has been able to take 34 critical steps to this outcome, including attending financial literacy workshops, practicing more self-care routines, paying monthly bills on time, and actively reaching out to community organizations for support!

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