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The International Rescue Committee in Baltimore, MD provides opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in the Baltimore area and across Maryland. Working with government bodies, civil society actors, and local volunteers, the IRC helps refugees and immigrants integrate and contribute to the community. With a focus on resettlement, health and wellness, youth support, community integration, economic empowerment, interpreter services, and immigration legal services, the IRC in Baltimore ensures that refugees have the necessary resources and support to rebuild their lives and thrive in their new environment.Generated from the website

Southeast Community Development Corporation ( SECDC ) was founded in 1973 as Southeast Development, Inc ( SDI ), by SECO, Southeast Community Organization. SECO was formed to empower the neighborhoods of Southeast Baltimore by organizing around common quality of life issues, the foremost being the construction of a new Interstate Highway along the waterfront of Southeast Baltimore. SDI began its life by developing and constructing community facilities as a grocery store, but quickly began to focus on housing, becoming a steady producer of affordable housing throughout the eighties and nineties. In the late nineties, it separated from SECO and incorporated as the SECDC and began to focus on the Highlandtown community, then the second largest commercial area in Baltimore ( after downtown ). Today the SECDC operates one of the premier housing counseling services in the Baltimore metropolitan area. We offer full service financial and housing counseling services with one on one counseling, evening and weekend hours, and the only bilingual staff in the metropolitan area. We serve individuals throughout the metropolitan area, and, thanks to the generous support of our founders, none of our services require a fee. We are also the only community development corporation to combine a unique set of private and public programs to focus on the revitalization of the Southeast Baltimore communities. The CDC operates theHighlandtown Main Street program, a Healthy Neighborhoods Inc. program in several neighborhoods, including Greektown and Bayview, and the Highlandtown Arts and Entertainment District in the Highlandtwon and Patterson Park neighborhoods to stimulate investment, homeownership, and the quality of life in our communities. Please let us know how we are doing!

Latino Providers Network Inc, located in Baltimore, MD, is an organization dedicated to supporting the Latino community through various programs and initiatives. The network fosters collaboration among local providers to enhance services and resources available to Latino individuals and families. Through events like the Feria Latina and Mi Futuro College Fair, the organization aims to empower its constituents with educational opportunities and community engagement. Latino Providers Network Inc also maintains a directory of members to facilitate networking and support among service providers. Generated from the website