I hope this message finds you in good health and spirits. As we step into the new year, I want to take a moment to share the ongoing mission of Community Housing Associates (CHA) and invite you to be part of a vital journey—our pursuit to end homelessness in Baltimore City. This mission is ambitious, but together, I believe we can make it a reality.
Since its founding, CHA has been committed to providing affordable and supportive housing for those who need it most, particularly individuals and families facing homelessness due to mental illness. Over the years, we have made significant strides, helping hundreds of individuals find stability, dignity, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives. However, we know there is much work left to do.
The Need is Now: The urgency of addressing homelessness has never been greater. Economic hardships, health challenges, and unforeseen circumstances have led more people to experience homelessness. Our community continues to face these issues, and the need for support has never been more pressing.
Join us this Giving Tuesday to provide safe, supportive housing for individuals overcoming homelessness and mental illness. Your gift offers stability, hope, and a chance at a brighter future. Together, we create change. Donate today!
Community of Integrity – Uplifting Baltimore’s Residents
Community Housing Associates’ core values – integrity, innovation, quality, and service – have always reflected what is truly important to us as a nonprofit organization. They set the standard for the way we serve our community and conduct all of our work. We are committed to delivering affordable housing where individuals and families can live, work, and thrive.
Our residents consist of individuals and families who need the opportunity to live in quality, affordable housing with access to resources that allow them to live well.
35 Years of Service
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Backpack event at Hamilton Elementary School
CHA in the community
Preparation for the CHA backpack event
Meeting with Senator Jilll P Carter of the 41st District