Baltimore Mental Health Services provides psychiatric and residential rehabilitation services to adults with mental illnesses.  

Individuals who meet Volunteers of America Chesapeake's admission criteria are able to return to the community to live in an independent environment. Support services and system advocacy are provided as needed for each individual. 

As in any home, residents prepare their meals, do their laundry and perform housekeeping tasks.  During the day, they attend community rehabilitation programs, adult education classes or participate in other types of group activities. 

All residents receive therapy from a community-based provider to address their specific treatment needs.  There are 28 residents living in 6 homes in the Baltimore Mental Health Services program.  As an extension to the services provided to residents of the BMH Program, the Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) provides mental health services to outside clients as well in Baltimore.  

This program is funded through Medicaid fee for service and operates under service agreements with the Baltimore Mental Health Systems and Maryland Health Partners.

1825 Woodlawn Drive, Suite #202
Baltimore, MD 21207
410-298-2043