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Sarah’s House

Housing program offering emergency shelter and project-based supportive housing

Housing program offering emergency shelter and project-based supportive housing

Our Purpose

Sarah’s House is a supportive housing program offering emergency shelter and project-based supportive housing with an array of other services for families experiencing homelessness in Anne Arundel County. Serving up to 125 people daily, half of whom are children, our goal is to affect positive change in families by providing a range of services and support.

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Contact Us

667-600-3550

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Who We Serve

We serve anyone who is in need of safe, emergency shelter, daily meals, supportive housing, and rapid re-housing services for families experiencing homelessness in Anne Arundel County.
As a supportive housing program for families experiencing homelessness, Sarah’s House is much more than just a safe place to sleep. Our goal is to effect positive change in the families we serve by providing supportive services.

By participating in the County’s Continuum of Care Homeless Partnership, we offer critical services that help clients gain employment, increase their earning capacity, find stable housing and achieve long-term sustainability.

Sarah’s House is one of four shelters in the United States supported by the U.S. Army.

Services

  • Housing
  • Emergency Shelter
  • Project-Based Supportive Housing
  • Rapid Re-Housing Services
  • Daily Meals
  • Comprehensive Employment Services
  • Skills for Success Classes
  • Comprehensive Case Management
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Employment & Non-Emergency Medical Appointment Transportation
  • Referrals to Community Service Providers

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  • Achieving Independence

    Sarah’s House

    Andrew doesn’t want his children ever to experience the financial insecurity and homelessness that he has endured for more than half of his life. With parents who were unable to care for him, he was “in foster care at age four,” he said, “arrested at 19, and released with nowhere to go, bouncing back and forth from place to place, staying outside.”

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    I have good people in my corner who helped us out during the pandemic. But by the beginning of 2021, I was going broke paying for a hotel room, and it got to be too much. I started looking around for programs that could help us and found Sarah’s House.
    — Andrew
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