Esperanza to participate on Loyola panel about journey of immigrant youth
Loyola University Maryland will host a presentation, The Journey of Immigrant Children, on Monday, Oct. [...]
One woman’s impassioned commitment to health and housing
Sr. Helen Amos, RSM, has spent years working to make homelessness in Baltimore rare and [...]
New behavioral health clinic opens at Our Daily Bread Employment Center
“This is not your traditional clinic,” said Erin Moyer, a licensed clinical social worker based [...]
Protecting vulnerable individuals
For someone to accept help, they first need to feel safe. That is a special [...]
New law puts kids closer to the center of child support
A law going into effect today moves children closer to the center of child support [...]
As ICE threats loom, Esperanza Center offers info on rights for immigrants
On Monday, June 18, the president tweeted that Immigration and Customs Enforcement would soon begin [...]
Escaping danger and finding safety at Sarah’s House
Reginald Johnson and family For a year and a half, Reginald Johnson fought [...]
Poverty is not a crime: How lies about a murder hurt us all
William J. McCarthy Jr. Executive Director When a Harford County man and his stepdaughter claimed [...]
Weather nixes march, but not need for mental health and substance use disorder funding
(ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Feb. 19, 2019) - Plans to march in Annapolis Wednesday were foiled [...]
100 work for justice in Annapolis
If you want to make a difference, you have to take a stand. Nearly 100 [...]