A Community Care Hub in Southwest Baltimore
Our Mission
To build a thriving, interconnected community where food access, economic opportunity, mentorship, and essential services work together to break cycles of poverty.
The Need
Southwest Baltimore faces high unemployment, housing instability, low high school completion rates, and limited access to healthy food and coordinated services.
Fragmented systems create barriers. Families need centralized, accessible support.
In Addition to Food,
Our Community Needs
Our Solution
We operate a comprehensive Resource Hub model that brings food access, workforce development, and social services together under one roof — reducing barriers and increasing long-term stability.
Our Core Programs
UEMD Resource Hub
Coordinated access to food, housing support, benefits navigation, healthcare partnerships, job training, and mentorship.
The Food Project
Youth are trained and employed to prepare and distribute healthy meals — addressing food insecurity while building workforce skills.
The Grind
A youth entrepreneurship incubator where program graduates gain real-world business and leadership experience.
Our Approach
Immediate support + workforce pathways + coordinated partnerships = sustainable community empowerment.
Our Impact
Serving Southwest Baltimore since 2014.
Building stability. Creating opportunity. Developing future leaders.
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The Food Project provides meals and emergency resources while helping individuals and families access the tools they need to move toward stability and opportunity. Food access included:
Delivered Meals
Popup Market
Community Events
Diabetic Meals
Healthy Box Initiative
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Documents & Benefits
Housing Support
Healthcare & Therapy
Mentorship
Daycare Services
Doula Support
Legal Aid
Street Outreach
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Culinary Classes
Community-Based Education
Entrepreneurship
GED Support
Certifications
Training
Testing Services
After School
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11/18/25 Baltimore Food Project Transforms Lives Through Comprehensive Community Support
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