Category: Government Resource Guides

Last Updated 5/2/26 Sections The Water4All Program, created by the Water Accountability and Equity Act, helps Baltimore City residential households that are below 200% of the federal poverty line pay for their water bill. Water4All eligibility lasts 1 year, and households can receive benefits once per year. In order to continue receiving benefits from the…

Last Updated 3/23/26 Sections The Call-A-Ride Program is a transit service offered by local taxi and sedan companies who are partnered with the Maryland Transit Administration. In order to participate in the Call-A-Ride program, individuals must first be MTA-certified Mobility-Link customers and then apply for Call-A-Ride ridership. The MTA Mobility-Link service Baltimore city/county residents who…

Last Updated 6/10/26 Medication Costs Stopping You From Getting What You Need? Apply for Medicare Part D “Extra Help”! Sections:  Understanding Your Medicare Drug Coverage (Part D)  If you’re a Baltimore resident on Medicare, Medicare Part D can help pay for prescription drugs. To get Part D coverage, you must enroll in a Medicare-approved drug…

Last Updated 6/25/26 Nurture Your Family’s Health: Discover the WIC Program for New Mothers and Young Children! Sections Food insecurity is a pressing issue in Baltimore City, but especially for soon-to-be mothers and their infants and children. Nutrition during this stage is crucial for healthy development and growth. This is why the United States Department…

Last Updated 3/20/26 Sections Every household depends on essential utilities such as water, gas, and electricity, but with skyrocketing prices and high rent, managing the monthly BGE bill can be a significant challenge. Fortunately, the Office of Home Energy Programs gives many grants to households struggling to pay for their BGE bills.  Through this guide,…