Assisted Living
Assisted living communities provide housing and support services for older adults who need help with some activities of daily living but want to maintain their autonomy and independence as much as possible. Services offered vary, but can include personal care, medication monitoring, medical management, and meal preparation.
Community Housing
Community housing provides support to help low- and moderate-income older adult residents live as independently as possible. On-site services may include meals, housekeeping, medication management, and limited personal assistance with activities such as bathing, dressing, and laundry.
Rental Assistance Voucher Program
Housing Choice Voucher Program provides rental subsidies in the form of vouchers to eligible families or individuals to use toward housing payments.
Energy Assistance
Energy assistance programs can provide utility bill assistance to low-income households to make your energy costs more affordable and help prevent a loss of service. Some programs can also help restore home energy services.
Home Repair Financing Programs
Home repair programs can improve the comfort, safety, and accessibility of single-family homes of eligible homeowners through grants and loans to finance rehabilitation and renovation. Some programs are also available to eligible owners of multi-unit rental properties.
Energy Upgrade Programs
Whole Home Energy and Repairs programs help eligible participants make critical upgrades and enhancements that can lower utility bills and make their homes safer to live in.
Rental Assistance for People with Disabilities
Rental assistance programs for eligible low-income adults age 18-62 with disabilities can help you live independently through rental payment assistance in participating units. Supports and additional services are also available.
Nursing Homes
Nursing homes offer 24-hour nursing care and assistance for people with complex medical needs who cannot live independently.
Other Resources
Contact MAP to learn about other supports like these that you may qualify for.
- Fair Housing programs assist Maryland residents with resolving housing discrimination complaints.
- Home repair and modification programs for older adults can help eligible older adults in Baltimore City and County age in place and remain safe in their homes.
- Reverse mortgage information from trusted, federal government sources can help older adults decide if tapping in to your home's equity to age in place is the right choice for you.
- In-home supports can help eligible older adults and people with disabilities remain independent and safer in their homes.
- Veteran housing programs can help qualified older adults who have served our country with supports to help them live as independently as possible.
- Housing Counseling services provide free and objective information about your options when facing the threat of foreclosure.
- Renter counseling supports can help tenants understand their rights when in a dispute with a landlord.
Housing Tax Credits
Check out our Financial Assistance page for information about Homeowners Property Tax Credits, Renter Tax Credits, and other programs you may qualify for.