BARCLAY NEIGHBORHOOD
BALTIMORE, MD
ABOUT BARCLAY...
The historic row homes of the Barclay, Midway, and Old Goucher neighborhoods were built in the late 1800s for middle-class residents. In the 1960s, after decades of progress, the neighborhoods began a steady social and physical decline due to the loss of manufacturing jobs in Baltimore and urban flight. By the early 2000s, this led to significant neighborhood vacancies.
In 2004, determined residents initiated what became a four-phase, ten-year plan to revitalize the neighborhood. A host of stakeholders are involved in the project, which attracted $110 million in investments and garnered citywide attention.
As of mid-2015, two of the four redevelopment phases have been completed, and new and previous tenants alike have moved in. These families, along with existing residents, have developed a core of community members dedicated to the revitalization of their community. The crucial and timely combination of physical and social redevelopment has led the Barclay, Midway, and Old Goucher neighborhoods into a process of community transformation, and in 2015, it stands in contrast to Baltimore’s other redeveloped areas as a safe, diverse, family-oriented place to live.
RESIDENT SERVICES COORDINATOR
Mr. Tarahn Harris
tharris@neighborhoodpartners.com
(410) 554-9995
BARCLAY
LOCAL COVID-19 RESOURCES
STAY INFORMED. STAY CONNECTED. STAY HEALTHY.
COMMUNITY SURVEY
Sharing your experience can help us locate resources, especially where they are most needed.
COVID-19 has challenged all of us. Our resident’s health and safety are vital for ensuring we all thrive during these tough times. Neighborhood Partners is conducting an online survey to learn how families are coping through the COVID-19 pandemic. Please click the link to begin this survey or call your Resident Coordinator, they can fill it out over the phone.
RESIDENT COORDINATORS
Contact your Resident Services Team.
STAY CONNECTED, STAY INFORMED
Stay connected. Follow your housing community, city, state, and federal on their official websites and social media.
Nate Tatum Community Center
Serving North Calvert Green
Neighborhood Partners Youth Network
Dial 211/ Greater Baltimore area
Resources for health and human service
1-800-492-0618
Baltimore City Health Department
More information about COVID-19 https://health.baltimorecity.gov/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov
410-396-4398
Link to City Resources During COVID-19
https://coronavirus.baltimorecity.gov/
Maryland COVID-19 Response
https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/
Federal
BALTIMORE
Links to important city resources during the outbreak.
Dial 211/ Greater Baltimore area
Resources for health and human service
1-800-492-0618
Baltimore City Health Department
More information about COVID-19 https://health.baltimorecity.gov/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov
410-396-4398
Link to City Resources During COVID-19
NATIONAL RESOURCES
For the latest information and resources about national and state benefits including SNAP, WIC, CHIP, Unemployment Benefits, Taxes, and Healthcare.
HEALTH & SAFETY
Resources for health and mental health during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Baltimore City Maryland Access Point
Serves as the entry point for obtaining information, referrals and options counseling for seniors, adults with disabilities, their families, caregivers and professionals during COVID-19.
410-396-CARE
410-396-2273
Mental Health
Empowering Minds Resources Centre
Offers community-based care for a multitude of mental health needs during COVID-19 www.emrcgroup.org
410-625-5088
National Alliance of Mental Illness
Tools and resources for dealing with stress and other mental health issues caused by the COVID-19 crisis.
https://www.nami.org/covid-19-guide
800-111-1111
MEALS, GROCERIES & HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS
Local services and support for families and individuals.
Parts of Peace
Hygiene Kit Drop Off
443-228-8859
Harbel Community Association
Provides Fresh Produce to community members weekly.
(410) 444-2100
Elev8 Baltimore
Free Groceries/Grocery Delivery
https://www.elev8baltimore.org/
(410) 381-7171
Greenmount Recreation Center
Provides daily meals Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm call for weekend hours
(410) 396-6708
Cecil Kirk Recreation Center
Provides daily meals Mon-Fri Provides daily meals Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm call for weekend hours (410) 396-6750
SNAP Benefits
https://mydhrbenefits.dhr.state.md.us
866-821-5552
Maryland Access Point
Providing resources and information about local grocery delivery in your community.
https://aging.maryland.gov/Pages/maryland-access-point.aspx
410-396-2273
My Groceries to go (Maryland Food Bank)
This program is through Maryland Food Bank for residents 60 and above.
Each resident will receive a box of food on a monthly basis
443-297-5175
Meals on Wheels
ls an organization that provides two nutritious meals daily, up to five days a week.
443-573-0942
Franciscan center
Gives immediate response and relief to the emergency needs of disenfranchised people and help them resolve the conditions that placed them at risk.
410-467-5340
Manna House
Serves the homeless and poor in Baltimore city, such as: case management, housing assistance, clothing, job assistance, transportation assistance, referrals for proper mental health/substance/abuse and primary health care.
410-889-3001
FOR SENIORS
Information and resources for health, meals, groceries, and other support near you.
Baltimore City Maryland Access Point
Serves as the entry point for obtaining information, referrals and options counseling for seniors, adults with disabilities, their families, caregivers and professionals during COVID-19.
410-396-CARE
410-396-2273
Senior Call Check during COVID-19
This free program is intended to provide peace of mind to those home alone. Residents will be put on a call list for receiving regular wellness calls.
1-866-502-0560
Laundry Pick up and drop off.
Offering free laundry services to seniors over 70
410-941-0041
My Groceries to go (Maryland Food Bank)
This program is through Maryland Food Bank for residents 60 and above.
Each resident will receive a box of food on a monthly basis
443-297-5175
FINANCIAL SUPPORT, JOB LOSS & EMPLOYMENT
Finding financial assistance.
Fair Housing and Development
Resources and support surrounding housing issues or challenges during Covid19
443-402-6223
Maryland Department of Labor
Employment opportunities in Maryland during COVID-19 https://www.dllr.state.md.us/employment
Maryland Unemployment
How to file for unemployment https://www.dllr.state.md.us/employment/unemployment.shtml
410-949-0022
Maryland New Directions
Providing job placement and training via phone
410-230-0630
Npower
Providing job placement and training via phone
(443) 863-7252
How to obtain unemployment benefits in DC, MD, VA
Veterans Unemployment Relief
Service-connected veterans that have lost employment as a direct result of the coronavirus are eligible. This includes veterans that are self-employed as contractors or small business owners. https://thedav.wufoo.com/forms/q1078og50y99123/?utm_source=Q4Email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Q4EM2&s_src=Q4EM2&s_subsrc=text1
U.S. Bartenders Guild National Charity
For bartenders, barbacks and servers