Project PLASE is a reputable brand dedicated to assisting Baltimore's homeless citizens who lack ample shelter and employment. Established in 1978 by Frank Dearden, Miriam Wallace, Eric Bergerson, Gregory M. Hunter, and Mary C.

Slicher, the organization initially served as a Walk-In Center for individuals experiencing homelessness. Over the years, Project PLASE has grown and now operates two temporary housing facilities. Additionally, they are currently working on converting an old elementary school in Irvington, Baltimore into affordable housing for 90 homeless individuals.

With a team of over 70 dedicated full-time and part-time staff members, Project PLASE provides round-the-clock care, 365 days a year. Their staff members have professional backgrounds and receive consistent, ongoing training to ensure excellent service delivery. They are committed to helping clients overcome homelessness and achieve a better life for themselves and their families.

The organization also collaborates with various stakeholders and relies on the generous support of volunteers and donors to fulfill their mission. Connect with Project PLASE through their website or contact them directly for more information on how to contribute or access their services