At Paul’s Place, stories have the power to help us feel less alone in our very human experiences. These stories connect us and bring us all together. Our community is made up of many amazing people, from the individuals and families who benefit from Paul’s Place services and programs to our volunteers who dedicate their time to advancing our mission. All of them have their own unique reasons for connecting with Paul’s Place, and personal motivations for staying involved. These are their stories.
Hank is a homeless guest who sought the help of Paul’s Place to connect to needed resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul’s Place helped connect Hank to a housing opportunity and a case manager.
Months before COVID-19 hit, Bob arrived in downtown Baltimore at the bus station without knowing where his next meal was coming from or where he would put his head down for the night. Bob found Paul’s Place.
Joseph lost his 28-year job as a chef. Diagnosed and treated for bi-polar disorder for many years, this former chef was living in his truck and shelters with his son before and during the pandemic. Then he found Paul’s Place.
Linda came to Paul’s Place for help in preparing for the workforce. The first step was getting healthy. The Paul’s Place case management team connected her with telemedicine resources to get well again.
Accessing healthcare resources during a pandemic can feel overwhelming. Small tasks like filling a prescription can come with many challenges. Paul’s Place can help.
Here at Paul’s Place, we truly value those who volunteer their time. Each month, we recognize our top volunteers who have performed outstanding work in our community.
At Paul’s Place, stories have the power to help us feel less alone in our very human experiences. These stories connect us and bring us all together. Our community is made up of many amazing people, from the individuals and families who benefit from Paul’s Place services and programs to our volunteers who dedicate their time to advancing our mission. All of them have their own unique reasons for connecting with Paul’s Place, and personal motivations for staying involved. These are their stories.
Hank is a homeless guest who sought the help of Paul’s Place to connect to needed resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul’s Place helped connect Hank to a housing opportunity and a case manager.
Months before COVID-19 hit, Bob arrived in downtown Baltimore at the bus station without knowing where his next meal was coming from or where he would put his head down for the night. Bob found Paul’s Place.
Joseph lost his 28-year job as a chef. Diagnosed and treated for bi-polar disorder for many years, this former chef was living in his truck and shelters with his son before and during the pandemic. Then he found Paul’s Place.
Linda came to Paul’s Place for help in preparing for the workforce. The first step was getting healthy. The Paul’s Place case management team connected her with telemedicine resources to get well again.
Accessing healthcare resources during a pandemic can feel overwhelming. Small tasks like filling a prescription can come with many challenges. Paul’s Place can help.
Here at Paul’s Place, we truly value those who volunteer their time. Each month, we recognize our top volunteers who have performed outstanding work in our community.
At Paul’s Place, stories have the power to help us feel less alone in our very human experiences. These stories connect us and bring us all together. Our community is made up of many amazing people, from the individuals and families who benefit from Paul’s Place services and programs to our volunteers who dedicate their time to advancing our mission. All of them have their own unique reasons for connecting with Paul’s Place, and personal motivations for staying involved. These are their stories.
Hank is a homeless guest who sought the help of Paul’s Place to connect to needed resources during the COVID-19 pandemic. Paul’s Place helped connect Hank to a housing opportunity and a case manager.
Months before COVID-19 hit, Bob arrived in downtown Baltimore at the bus station without knowing where his next meal was coming from or where he would put his head down for the night. Bob found Paul’s Place.
Joseph lost his 28-year job as a chef. Diagnosed and treated for bi-polar disorder for many years, this former chef was living in his truck and shelters with his son before and during the pandemic. Then he found Paul’s Place.
Linda came to Paul’s Place for help in preparing for the workforce. The first step was getting healthy. The Paul’s Place case management team connected her with telemedicine resources to get well again.
Accessing healthcare resources during a pandemic can feel overwhelming. Small tasks like filling a prescription can come with many challenges. Paul’s Place can help.
Here at Paul’s Place, we truly value those who volunteer their time. Each month, we recognize our top volunteers who have performed outstanding work in our community.