If you are a vulnerable individual in Abell/Charles Village who needs quarantine support text/call 732-803-0059 or email at AbellCOVID@gmail.com for help. We will try to connect you with a close-by neighbor who can help you with activities outside of the
home.
The Baltimore City Health Department has a website containing resources to help people navigate the pandemic.The website, which can be accessed at coronavirus.baltimorecity.gov, includes information about food distribution sites, clinical guidance for healthcare providers, shareable infographics with information about the coronavirus, ways people can help others through volunteering and donating, and other resources.
The Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (MIMA) is working to ensure that critical information is available in multiple languages. View MIMA's latest bi-weekly update here: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MDBALT/bulletins/288b0de
You can view the Executive Order of the Mayor of Baltimore on the Continuation of the Governor’s Stay-at-Home Order here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16aAK2UoryoucQUcqjn3PFfYsJzgDfKoL/view?usp=sharing
From LetsBMore:
If you would like to assist with COVID-19 response efforts and help build a mutually supportive network of neighbors helping neighbors, please join LetsBMore, the Baltimore time bank. Please visit https://letsbmore.timebanks.org/ to learn how you can help and register for membership. LetsBMore works alongside and supplements the many neighborhood mutual aid networks. Questions? Please contact the LetsBMore team at letsbmore@community.timebanks.org or text Emil Volcheck at (443) 791-9910.
For a full list of COVID-19 testing locations in Baltimore, including hospitals, clinics and pharmacies, or for information on how to schedule an appointment, visit
