Resources
Helpful Information
At Pointe to Wellness, we know that navigating mental health care can feel overwhelming. That’s why we provide helpful information to guide individuals and families toward the support they need.
Helpful Information Includes:
Crisis Hotlines – Immediate access to local and national hotlines for urgent mental health support.
Therapy & Counseling Referrals – Guidance on finding affordable and inclusive mental health professionals.
Supportive & Transitional Housing Information – Details on applying for low-income shared housing and transitional living programs.
Financial Assistance Programs – Information on resources that help cover medication, therapy, or essential services.
Educational Materials – Fact sheets, guides, and toolkits on managing stress, depression, anxiety, and other conditions.
Community Events Calendar – Updates on workshops, awareness events, and support groups hosted by Pointe to Wellness.
✨ These resources are designed to empower, inform, and connect people with compassionate care and community support.
Education
Mental Health First Aid Training – Learn how to recognize signs of mental health challenges and provide initial support.
Coping Skills Workshop Series – Practical sessions on stress management, mindfulness, and emotional regulation.
Family Caregiver Toolkit – Guides, checklists, and strategies to help families support loved ones with psychiatric conditions.
Youth Mental Health Awareness Program – Age-appropriate education for schools and community centers to build resilience and reduce stigma early.
Financial Aid Resources
Medication Assistance Programs – Help with the cost of prescriptions for individuals managing psychiatric conditions.
Therapy & Counseling Fee Support – Financial aid to cover therapy sessions, psychiatric consultations, or co-pays.
Emergency Crisis Fund – Immediate assistance for individuals in urgent need of stabilization or inpatient care.
Supportive Housing Subsidies – Aid for those seeking low-income shared housing or transitional housing to support recovery.
Community
Local Support Groups – Peer-led circles for individuals and families coping with depression, anxiety, or other psychiatric conditions.
Baltimore Community Health Clinics – Accessible clinics that provide affordable mental health and primary care services.
Food & Nutrition Assistance Programs – Partnerships with food pantries and meal programs to support overall well-being.
Job Training & Employment Services – Community programs that help individuals build skills, gain employment, and achieve independence.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Pointe to Wellness is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by psychiatric and mental health conditions. We provide education, supportive housing, financial assistance, community resources, and advocacy to empower people on their mental health journey.
Our programs are open to individuals and families in Baltimore City and surrounding communities who are impacted by mental health challenges. We welcome people of all ages, backgrounds, and income levels, with a special focus on underserved and at-risk populations.
We offer low-income shared housing and transitional housing options for individuals experiencing mental health challenges. These programs are designed to provide safe, stable, and supportive environments that foster recovery and independence.
Educational workshops, peer-led support groups, and community events are offered throughout the year. Schedules are posted on our website and social media platforms, and registration is often free or low-cost to ensure accessibility.
Our work is made possible through donations, grants, and community partnerships. Contributions from individuals, organizations, and businesses directly support our housing programs, educational initiatives, and financial assistance services.
There are many ways to help! You can volunteer at outreach events, collaborate as a community partner, or make a donation to support our housing, education, and resource programs. Every contribution helps us reduce stigma, expand access to care, and build stronger communities.