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House of Ruth Maryland

House of Ruth Maryland provides comprehensive services for victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) and their children, leading efforts to end violence by addressing attitudes, behaviours and systems that perpetuate it, and supporting victims with services to rebuild safe, fear‑free lives. Services include a 24‑hour hotline, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, counseling (for adults, children, youth), community education and abuse intervention programs.

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House of Ruth Maryland: Adelante Familia

House of Ruth Maryland

House of Ruth Maryland provides comprehensive services for victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) and their children, leading efforts to end violence by addressing attitudes, behaviours and systems that perpetuate it, and supporting victims with services to rebuild safe, fear‑free lives. Services include a 24‑hour hotline, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, counseling (for adults, children, youth), community education and abuse intervention programs.

See other resources by House of Ruth:

House of Ruth Maryland: Adelante Familia

Spanish language services available


Main Address

2201 Argonne Drive
Baltimore, MD 21218
Phone number
410-889-0840
Go to Website

Transportation

Bus 28, 54, Silver, Green

Ages Served

All ages


Open Hours

24/7 Crisis Phone Number
410-889-7884

Fees & Insurance

  • Services are free

Language Services

  • Language services available
  • Spanish-speaking staff available

New Clients & Access

  • New clients/patients accepted
  • Walk-ins allowed
  • Intake is handled via our hotline at 410-889-7884

Available Services

Setting Types


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