If you have current delinquent payments and are seeking alternative housing, or are at risk of eviction, you can speak with staff attorneys and housing counselors to better understand your legal rights, obligations, and options with respect to landlord/tenant disputes.

Contact an attorney: Owen Bement, Staff Attorney, OwenB@stambros.org, 410-366-8550 ext. 215. 

If you have fallen behind on mortgage payments, received a foreclosure notice, have concerns about your mortgage payment inaccuracies, or are unclear about mortgage documents and need help, you can speak with staff attorneys and housing counselors to determine next steps to reach optimal outcomes.

Contact an attorney: Owen Bement, Staff Attorney, OwenB@stambros.org, 410-366-8550 ext. 215. 

If you're an unhoused young person age 18-24 and are looking for a safe, temporary, welcoming space for up to six months so you can make decisions about your future and learn about permanent, stable housing options with the support of a caring housing case manager, Homesharing might be a good fit for you.

Contact: Curtis McNeil, Youth Case Manager curtism@stambros.org 410-366-8550 ext. 243

Are you a Baltimore City resident age 65+ in need of home repairs and safety modifications, weatherization services, and energy efficiency upgrades? You may be eligible for our Housing Upgrades to Benefits (HUBS) program. Are you a Central Baltimore homeowner who has owned your home for more than 10 years and/or age 65+? You may qualify for our Legacy Resident program.

APPLY NOW to receive The Homeowners Property Tax Credit! “We know that everyone is hurting because of the fallout from this pandemic, and we want to keep people in their homes so that they can pass their home to the next generation to create generational wealth in families and communities throughout Baltimore,” said Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.

To qualify for the tax credit program, applicants must own their primary residence and have a gross household income of less than $60,000 annually. For more information or to apply, click here.

Has COVID-19 affected your ability to pay rent? You may be eligible for assistance with current or past due payments.​ Local jurisdictions will operate rental assistance programs independently. Baltimore City residents can access rent support here. For those living outside of Baltimore City: visit the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Emergency Rental Assistance Program website to learn how your county is distributing emergency rental funds.

Register TODAY for St. Ambrose’s Virtual Home-Buying Workshops! The workshop can be viewed directly from your home computer or smart phone.

For online registration, click here.

Closing the Digital Divide: the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) provides FREE internet to eligible households. Households are eligible for EBB if they meet any of the following categories: Current Pell Grant Recipient; Any household with a current Baltimore City Public School Student; Anyone currently receiving Medicaid or Snap Benefits; Anyone currently eligible for Comcast Internet Essentials OR; Anyone that has experienced a substantial loss of income since February 29, 2020. Learn more from the Baltimore Digital Equity Coalition.

Did you know: this year, nearly half of the residents who moved into a St. Ambrose home indicated that they were homeless, had experienced homelessness, or had been at risk of becoming homeless when they applied for housing?

2021 has presented continued housing and financial challenges. For families, it’s been particularly burdensome. Lost jobs, illness, the distance between those we love and rely on, and housing insecurity have many teetering on the edge simply trying to keep a roof over their heads. That's why we reach out to you: your support goes to our Adopt-A-Family Emergency Fund to provide respite now and throughout the year.