Baltimore Safe Haven

Baltimore Safe Haven Baltimore Safe Haven is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on providing outreach,

Maryland Safe Haven is committed to empowering TLGBQ individuals in Baltimore City and the District of Columbia who are navigating survival modes by providing inclusive and supportive spaces, resources, and opportunities. Our mission is to foster an environment where every member of the TLGBQ community not only survives but thrives, promoting resilience, dignity, and inclusivity as we collectively work towards a more compassionate and equitable society.

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATEBaltimore Safe Haven will now be CLOSED for the remainder of today.💊 The Safe Haven Pharmacy Grand Ope...
08/28/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATE

Baltimore Safe Haven will now be CLOSED for the remainder of today.

💊 The Safe Haven Pharmacy Grand Opening is STILL ON! 🎉

Please join us today at 4:00 PM as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Safe Haven Pharmacy! 🏳️‍🌈💙

We apologize for any inconvenience caused by today’s closure and appreciate your understanding.

✨ See you at 4 PM for the celebration!

⏰ DELAYED OPENING TODAYHappy Friday! ☀️ Please note that we will be opening at 12 NOON today.Thank you for your patience...
08/28/2026

⏰ DELAYED OPENING TODAY

Happy Friday! ☀️ Please note that we will be opening at 12 NOON today.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing and serving our community this afternoon! 💙

🚨 SATURDAY 8/29 — WE SHOW UP FOR EACH OTHER 🚨Overdose Awareness Day is here, and Maryland Safe Haven is bringing FREE li...
08/17/2026

🚨 SATURDAY 8/29 — WE SHOW UP FOR EACH OTHER 🚨

Overdose Awareness Day is here, and Maryland Safe Haven is bringing FREE life-saving services straight to Greenmount & 25th Street. Narcan training, HIV testing, PrEP/PEP support, case management, mental health support, and recovery linkage — all in one place, all for free.

Every life matters. Every life is worth saving. Pull up!

12PM-4PM.
📍 Greenmount & 25th St, Baltimore

Before there was a movement, there was Marsha. She helped spark the uprising at Stonewall — then turned around and built...
08/17/2026

Before there was a movement, there was Marsha. She helped spark the uprising at Stonewall — then turned around and built housing and support for homeless trans and q***r youth through STAR. Her legacy is a big part of why organizations like ours exist today. This month, we honor her.

Sylvia Rivera co-founded STAR with Marsha P. Johnson, giving homeless trans and q***r youth in New York somewhere to sle...
08/17/2026

Sylvia Rivera co-founded STAR with Marsha P. Johnson, giving homeless trans and q***r youth in New York somewhere to sleep, somewhere safe. She fought for inclusion inside a movement that too often left trans women of color behind. We carry that fight forward.

This year, New York lost Kiara St. James — co-founder of the New York Transgender Advocacy Group and one of the people b...
08/17/2026

This year, New York lost Kiara St. James — co-founder of the New York Transgender Advocacy Group and one of the people behind the passage of GENDA. She spent decades fighting discriminatory shelter policies and organizing communities that needed her most. We honor her legacy by continuing the work.

Most people know Stonewall. Fewer know Compton’s Cafeteria — August 1966, San Francisco’s Tenderloin, where trans women ...
08/17/2026

Most people know Stonewall. Fewer know Compton’s Cafeteria — August 1966, San Francisco’s Tenderloin, where trans women had simply had enough of police harassment and fought back. Tamara Ching and Felicia “Flames” Elizondo carried that history forward for decades after. Their courage came first.

Lorrainne Sade Baskerville spent her life as a social worker and organizer, founding transGENESIS to serve Chicago’s tra...
08/17/2026

Lorrainne Sade Baskerville spent her life as a social worker and organizer, founding transGENESIS to serve Chicago’s trans community. Her work reminds us that advocacy isn’t just protest — it’s also the slow, steady work of building organizations that last.

Andrea Jenkins has served on the Minneapolis City Council since 2018 — the first openly transgender Black woman elected ...
08/17/2026

Andrea Jenkins has served on the Minneapolis City Council since 2018 — the first openly transgender Black woman elected to public office anywhere in the country. Before politics, she was a poet and policy aide, and she’s carried that storyteller’s instinct into every piece of legislation she’s shaped.

Kylar Broadus is an attorney, professor, and founder of the Trans People of Color Coalition — and in 2012, he made histo...
08/17/2026

Kylar Broadus is an attorney, professor, and founder of the Trans People of Color Coalition — and in 2012, he made history as the first transgender American to testify before the U.S. Senate in support of employment protections. His work reminds us that legal advocacy is community advocacy.

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814 N. Collington Avenue
Baltimore, MD
21205

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 4pm
Tuesday 11am - 4pm
Wednesday 11am - 4pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm
Friday 11am - 4pm

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