Grants for Seniors in Baltimore
Grants and Assistance for Seniors in Baltimore, Maryland (2026 Guide)
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If You Need Emergency Help (Start Here)
- For life-threatening emergencies: call 911
- Crisis counseling or thoughts of self-harm: call or text 988 (24/7) or visit the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
- Immediate local referrals for food, shelter, utilities, or medicine: dial 2-1-1 or visit 211 Maryland
- Adult abuse, neglect, or exploitation: call Maryland Adult Protective Services at 800-917-5400
- Mental health/mobile crisis in Baltimore City: Baltimore Crisis Response, Inc. (BCRI) 410-433-5175
- Utility shutoff notice: contact your utility right away and apply through Maryland’s Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP)
Key Takeaways
- Baltimore seniors can combine city, state, federal, and nonprofit help to lower costs for housing, utilities, food, healthcare, and transportation.
- Expect waitlists for housing vouchers and some home care services. Apply early and keep copies of everything you submit.
- Big wins for homeowners and renters: Maryland property tax credits; for utilities: OHEP (MEAP/EUSP), BGE assistance, and Baltimore’s Water4All program.
- Not sure where to start? Call the Baltimore City Division of Aging & CARE Services (Maryland Access Point) at 410-396-2273 for free, personalized help.
- Program rules change. Always check official pages linked below for the latest deadlines and income limits.
How to Use This Guide
- Scan the “Quick Reference” tables for what to apply for first.
- Use the detailed sections for how programs work, who qualifies, and how to apply in Baltimore.
- Save time: apply to multiple programs at once (e.g., SNAP + OHEP + property tax credits).
- Keep a “benefits folder” with ID, Social Security letter, proof of address, bank statements (3 months), and recent bills. You’ll reuse these often.
Quick Reference: What to Apply for First
These are the highest-impact programs most Baltimore seniors should check first. Eligibility varies by income, age, and situation—confirm at the linked official pages.
| Priority | Program | What It Helps With | Typical Benefit | Where to Apply/Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Maryland Homeowners’ & Renters’ Property Tax Credits | Lowers property taxes or provides renter relief | Varies by income, housing costs | Maryland SDAT property tax credits |
| 2 | SNAP (Food Stamps) | Groceries | Monthly EBT benefit; seniors often qualify with high medical deductions | Maryland DHS SNAP |
| 3 | OHEP (MEAP/EUSP, Arrearage) | Heating/electric bills and past-due balances | Bill credits, arrearage forgiveness for eligible households | Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP) |
| 4 | Baltimore Water4All & Senior Water Discount | Water/wastewater bills | Income-based credits; senior discount for eligible 65+ | Baltimore DPW Water4All and Senior Water Discount |
| 5 | Medicaid/Medicare Savings Programs | Health coverage and help with Medicare costs | Premiums/copays coverage if eligible | Maryland Health Connection and Maryland SHIP (free counseling) |
| 6 | Meals & Nutrition | Home-delivered and group meals | Meals plus wellness checks | Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland; Eating Together in Baltimore |
| 7 | Home Repairs & Modifications | Safety ramps, repairs, energy savings | Grants/services via coordinated hub | HUBS Baltimore and Maryland Weatherization |
Tip: If online forms are hard to manage, call Maryland Access Point (MAP) Baltimore at 410-396-2273. They can help you apply and gather documents.
Food and Nutrition
SNAP (Food Stamps)
- What it is: Monthly help to buy groceries. Seniors can claim medical, shelter, and utility expenses to increase benefits.
- Where to apply: Maryland DHS SNAP. You can apply online or by phone/mail. Local in-person help is available via 211 Maryland and senior centers.
- Proof you’ll need: ID, Social Security number, proof of address, income sources, and medical expense receipts if you want higher deductions.
- Reality check: Approvals can be quick, but you’ll need to recertify regularly. Keep your EBT card safe.
Learn more and apply: Maryland DHS SNAP
Home-Delivered and Group Meals
- Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland: Delivers meals with safety checks and care coordination options. Visit Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland or call 410-558-0827.
- Eating Together in Baltimore (Senior Center Meals): Nutritious meals served at senior centers across the city. See sites and eligibility via Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services: Eating Together in Baltimore.
Find nearby food resources: Maryland Food Bank “Find Food” search
Farmers’ Market Nutrition for Seniors
- Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP): Seasonal produce benefits for eligible seniors. Check current availability and distribution through Maryland Department of Agriculture and Maryland Department of Aging.
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)
- Monthly “Senior Food Box” for eligible older adults. Administered locally with the Maryland Food Bank: CSFP program details.
Healthcare and Long-Term Care
Medicaid and Long-Term Services
- Medicaid (Maryland Medical Assistance): Health coverage for eligible adults; includes doctor visits, hospital care, prescriptions, some transportation, and more. Apply through Maryland Health Connection.
- Community First Choice (CFC): For Medicaid-eligible older adults who need help with daily activities; may include in-home personal care, adult day services, assistive technology, and home modifications. Start with Maryland Department of Health Long-Term Services & Supports or call the Community Services Locator at 410-767-1739.
Reality check: CFC requires a medical assessment showing a “nursing home level of care.” The process takes time, and provider availability varies by neighborhood. Start early, and keep copies of all medical records.
Medicare Cost Help and Counseling
- Medicare Savings Programs (MSP): May pay your Part B premium and more if your income and assets qualify. Apply via Maryland Health Connection.
- Extra Help (Part D): Reduces drug costs for people with limited income/resources. Apply via Social Security.
- Free, unbiased counseling: State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). For Baltimore City help, contact Maryland SHIP and ask for local SHIP counseling through Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services.
Prescription Help
- Maryland Senior Prescription Drug Assistance Program (SPDAP): Helps eligible Medicare beneficiaries with Part D out-of-pocket costs. See current rules: Maryland SPDAP.
- Community health centers offer discounted prescriptions through 340B pricing. See Chase Brexton Health Care and Health Care for the Homeless.
Mental Health and Crisis Support
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 24/7 support by phone/text 988.
- Baltimore Crisis Response, Inc. (BCRI): 410-433-5175, mobile crisis, urgent care, and stabilization: BCRI.
- Medicare and Medicaid cover many behavioral health services. Ask your plan or SHIP.
Utilities, Energy, and Water
Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP)
Maryland’s OHEP helps with heating and electric bills. Programs include:
- MEAP: Heating bill assistance (fuel/electric).
- EUSP: Electric bill assistance and budget billing.
- Arrearage Retirement Program (ARP): Forgiveness of large past-due electric or gas balances for eligible customers.
Apply and learn more: Maryland DHS Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP). You can apply online, by mail, or in person at a local OHEP office. Baltimore City residents can call 410-396-5555 (Baltimore City CAP/Energy Office often assists—verify current location with 211).
BGE Customer Assistance
- Payment plans, budget billing, bill credits for eligible customers, and energy efficiency upgrades.
- Start here: BGE assistance programs and BGE Smart Energy Savers Program.
Water Bill Help (Baltimore City)
- Water4All: Income-based water affordability program for renters and homeowners. Apply online or get help at community sites. Details and application: Baltimore DPW Water4All.
- Senior Water Discount: Additional discount for eligible seniors 65+. Check eligibility and how to apply: Senior Water Discount (Baltimore DPW).
Reality check: Submit complete applications and keep confirmation numbers. If you receive a shutoff notice, contact your utility and OHEP the same day. For extreme heat or cold, the city opens cooling/warming centers—see below.
Utility and Water Help at a Glance
| Program | Covers | Who It’s For | How It Helps | Where to Apply/Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OHEP (MEAP/EUSP) | Heating and electric | Income-eligible households | Bill credits, budget billing | OHEP application & info |
| ARP | Past-due balances | Customers with large arrears | Arrearage forgiveness (if eligible) | OHEP (ARP details) |
| BGE Assistance | Electric/gas customers | BGE customers with hardship | Payment plans, protections | BGE assistance programs |
| Water4All | Water/sewer bills | Baltimore City households | Income-based bill credits | DPW Water4All |
| Senior Water Discount | Water/sewer bills | Eligible 65+ seniors | Discount for seniors | DPW Senior Water Discount |
Cooling and Warming Centers: Baltimore City opens emergency sites during extreme weather. Check alerts and locations via Baltimore City Health Department emergency preparedness pages for extreme heat and winter weather.
Housing, Rent, Property Tax Relief, and Home Repairs
Rental Help and Subsidized Housing
- Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) and Public Housing: Managed by the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC). Waitlists can be long and sometimes closed. Check current status: HABC Housing Programs.
- Access to Counsel in Evictions: Free legal help for many low-income tenants in eviction cases, under Maryland’s program. Learn more: Maryland Courts – Access to Counsel in Evictions (Tenants).
- Emergency rental help is limited and changes often—dial 2-1-1 for current city programs and nonprofit funds.
Homeowners: Property Tax Credits and Repairs
- Maryland Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit: Provides a credit on your property tax bill based on income and property taxes due. Current details and deadlines: Maryland SDAT – Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit.
- Renters’ Tax Credit: Income-qualified renters may get a yearly payment based on rent paid and income. See details: Maryland SDAT – Renters’ Tax Credit.
- Homestead Tax Credit: Limits yearly assessment increases. Learn more and check status: Maryland Homestead Tax Credit.
City-Specific Credits: Baltimore also offers local tax credits (including senior-focused options in some years). See the current list and rules here: Baltimore City Finance – Property Tax Credits.
Home Repair, Modifications, and Weatherization
- HUBS Baltimore (Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors): A coordinated network that helps older homeowners get repairs, safety modifications (grab bars, ramps), and help applying to repair programs. Start here: HUBS Baltimore.
- Maryland Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP): Energy-saving home improvements for eligible households (insulation, sealing). Learn more: Maryland DHCD – Weatherization Assistance.
- Lead Paint and Healthy Homes: For older Baltimore homes, check DHCD and city health department programs for safety upgrades. Start with HUBS or 211 for referrals.
Housing & Home Repair Snapshot
| Need | Program | What It Does | Where to Apply/Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lower property taxes | MD Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit | Reduces your annual bill if income-eligible | SDAT Homeowners’ Tax Credit |
| Help for renters | MD Renters’ Tax Credit | Annual payment for eligible renters | SDAT Renters’ Tax Credit |
| Repairs & modifications | HUBS Baltimore | Connects seniors to repairs, ramps, safety fixes | HUBS Baltimore |
| Energy savings | Weatherization Assistance | Insulation, air sealing, energy upgrades | MD DHCD Weatherization |
| Subsidized housing | HABC | Public housing and vouchers (when open) | HABC Housing Programs |
Reality check: Expect waitlists and inspections. Keep tax bills, proof of income, and home insurance documents handy when applying for credits and repair programs.
Transportation (Baltimore City and Region)
- MTA Local Bus, Light Rail, Metro Subway, and MARC: Seniors 65+ get reduced fares with valid ID or Medicare card. Learn more and get a Senior Photo ID Card: Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) fares and passes.
- MTA Mobility/Paratransit: Door-to-door service for riders with disabilities who can’t use fixed-route transit. Eligibility certification required. Details and applications: MTA Mobility/Paratransit.
- Baltimore City TaxiCard Program: Subsidized taxi rides for eligible older adults and people with disabilities. Check current eligibility and how to apply through Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services: TaxiCard Program.
Getting Around: At a Glance
| Service | Type | Senior Benefit | Where to Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|
| MTA Senior Fare | Fixed-route | Reduced fare on bus/rail | MTA fares and passes |
| MTA Mobility | Paratransit | Door-to-door rides by reservation | MTA Mobility/Paratransit |
| TaxiCard (Baltimore) | Subsidized taxi | Discounted taxi trips | Baltimore TaxiCard Program |
Tip: Schedule paratransit rides early. Keep your pickup window in mind and be ready before the time window starts.
Dental, Vision, and Hearing
- Mission of Mercy (Maryland): Large volunteer clinics offering free basic dental care at select times/locations each year. Check current events and details at Mission of Mercy Maryland or call 443-984-3711.
- Donated Dental Services (Dental Lifeline Network): Connects eligible seniors with volunteer dentists for comprehensive care. See Maryland DDS and apply via Dental Lifeline Network.
- University of Maryland School of Dentistry (Baltimore): Supervised student clinics offer reduced-cost care. Call 410-706-7101 or visit University of Maryland School of Dentistry patient services.
- Community Health Centers (sliding fee):
- Chase Brexton Health Care dental services
- Health Care for the Homeless – Baltimore (medical/dental connections)
- Community Clinic options in the metro region
Hearing and Vision: Medicare covers limited routine services; Medicaid coverage varies. Ask SHIP for coverage advice, and check local Lions Clubs for eyeglass/hearing aid assistance. For discounted glasses: look into OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation clinics or ask your health center for low-cost partners.
Affordable Dental Options (Summary)
| Provider | Services | Cost/Eligibility | How to Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mission of Mercy | Cleanings, fillings, extractions | Free; first-come, first-served events | Mission of Mercy Maryland |
| Dental Lifeline Network (DDS) | Comprehensive dental by volunteers | Income and age/disability criteria | Dental Lifeline Network – Maryland |
| UMD School of Dentistry | Full dental care at reduced cost | Lower cost than private practice | UMSOD patient services |
| FQHCs | Sliding fee dental | Based on income; Medicaid accepted | Chase Brexton dental and local health centers |
Reality check: Free clinics fill early. Bring ID, medication list, water, and snacks. If wait times are too long, get on DDS lists and book at UMSOD.
Cash Assistance, Income, and Work Supports
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI): For older adults with very low income/resources. Apply via Social Security or call 800-772-1213. Note: Maryland adds a small state supplement.
- Social Security retirement or disability (SSDI): Manage benefits and get award letters at SSA.gov (my Social Security).
- Employment for Older Workers: AARP Foundation Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) and Maryland’s American Job Centers offer training and part-time work. Find local AJC: Maryland Workforce Exchange and AARP Foundation SCSEP.
Nonprofit Emergency Help (limited, changes often): Catholic Charities of Baltimore and St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore sometimes have limited funds or referrals for rent, utilities, and food. Call first, and also dial 2-1-1.
Legal Help and Consumer Protections
- Maryland Legal Aid: Free civil legal help for low-income seniors—housing, public benefits, consumer issues, elder abuse, simple wills. Learn more: Maryland Legal Aid.
- Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland: Connects clients with volunteer attorneys for civil legal issues. See Pro Bono Resource Center.
- Access to Counsel in Evictions: If you’re facing eviction, see Maryland Courts – Access to Counsel for eligibility and provider contacts.
- Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP): Learn to prevent Medicare fraud and report scams. Maryland SMP.
- Maryland Attorney General – Consumer Protection: Report scams, get help with consumer disputes. Maryland AG Consumer Protection.
Tip: Never pay fees to “guarantee” benefits. Government programs don’t charge application fees. If in doubt, hang up and call the agency directly using numbers on the official websites linked here.
For LGBTQ+ Seniors, Veterans, Disabled Older Adults, Native/Indigenous Seniors, and Homebound Seniors
LGBTQ+ Seniors
- The LGBTQ Health Resource Center (Chase Brexton): Culturally competent care, support groups, and navigation help. LGBTQ Health Resource Center.
- Pride Center of Maryland: Community support and resources. Pride Center of Maryland.
- Medicare counseling (SHIP) is confidential and unbiased—use it if you’ve had issues with plan recognition of partners or name changes.
Veterans (and Surviving Spouses)
- Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs: Free help with VA claims, pensions (including Aid & Attendance), and state veteran benefits. MDVA.
- VA Maryland Health Care System (Baltimore, Perry Point, Loch Raven CLC): Medical care and specialty services. VA Maryland Health Care System.
- Maryland Veterans Trust Fund: Limited emergency aid for eligible veterans. MDVA Veterans Trust Fund.
Seniors with Disabilities
- Maryland Access Point (MAP) – Baltimore City: 410-396-2273 for in-home help options, Medicaid waivers, and caregiver support. MAP Baltimore.
- MTA Mobility/Paratransit: Door-to-door rides for eligible riders. MTA Mobility.
- Maryland Department of Disabilities: Statewide resources and assistive technology programs. MDOD.
Native and Indigenous Seniors (Urban)
- Native American Lifelines – Baltimore: An Urban Indian Health Program offering case management, behavioral health, and cultural support for American Indian/Alaska Native community members. Native American Lifelines – Baltimore.
Homebound or With Limited Internet Access
- Call 2-1-1 and ask for in-person application help.
- Request a phone appointment or home visit through Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services (MAP): 410-396-2273.
- Senior centers can help you scan and print documents and submit applications online. Baltimore Senior Centers.
Documents You’ll Usually Need
- Government ID (MD ID/driver’s license) and Social Security card
- Proof of Baltimore address (lease, utility bill, letter)
- Income proof (Social Security award letter, pension, pay stubs)
- Bank statements (last 3 months)
- Medical expense receipts (for SNAP and some programs)
- Recent utility bills, shutoff notices (for energy/water help)
- Property tax bill and homeowner’s insurance (for property tax credits)
- DD-214 (veterans)
Tip: Keep photocopies or clear photos on your phone. Bring your folder to every appointment.
Reality Checks, Tips, and Common Pitfalls
- Housing vouchers: Waitlists can be years long and sometimes closed. Apply to multiple senior buildings and check HABC often.
- Utility help runs out: OHEP funds can be seasonal and first-come-first-served. Apply early each program year.
- Recertifications: Many benefits require updates every 6–12 months. Put renewal dates on your calendar and keep a “renewal packet” ready.
- Beware of scams: No government program charges an application fee. If someone pressures you to “decide now,” hang up and call the agency directly.
- Ask for help: SHIP for Medicare, MAP for long-term services, Legal Aid for disputes and appeals, 211 for fast referrals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How do I find out if the Baltimore City housing voucher list is open?
A: Check the Housing Authority of Baltimore City’s official site for current status and instructions: HABC Housing Programs. You can also call HABC customer service listed on that page.
Q: I’m a homeowner on a fixed income. What’s the most important tax relief to apply for?
A: The Maryland Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit is often the biggest help for low-to-moderate income homeowners. Confirm current eligibility and deadlines at Maryland SDAT – Homeowners’ Tax Credit. Also make sure your Homestead Tax Credit is active.
Q: Are there water bill discounts for seniors in Baltimore?
A: Yes. Baltimore’s Water4All provides income-based credits, and there is a Senior Water Discount for eligible residents 65+. See Baltimore DPW Water4All and Senior Water Discount for details.
Q: Where can I get free, unbiased help picking a Medicare plan?
A: Contact the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). In Baltimore City, SHIP counseling is available through Aging & CARE Services. Start at Maryland SHIP to find local assistance.
Q: Is the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) still available?
A: Federal ACP benefits ended due to lack of funding in 2024. Check the FCC’s ACP page for any updates. Lifeline (phone/internet discount) is still active: FCC Lifeline.
Q: I can’t get to offices to apply. What should I do?
A: Call 2-1-1 for mobile or home-visit options and ask for help from MAP Baltimore (410-396-2273). Many programs accept phone or mail applications. Senior centers can help with computers and printing.
Q: What if I was denied for Medicaid long-term services like Community First Choice?
A: You can appeal. Follow instructions in your denial letter and contact Maryland Health Connection for appeals. Gather extra medical records that show your daily care needs. MAP Baltimore can help organize your appeal.
Q: Where can I get low-cost dental care now?
A: Try the University of Maryland School of Dentistry for reduced-cost care, and apply to Dental Lifeline Network (DDS) for comprehensive volunteer care. Watch for Mission of Mercy clinic dates.
Q: Who helps with eviction court in Baltimore?
A: Maryland’s Access to Counsel in Evictions offers free legal representation for many tenants. See Maryland Courts – Access to Counsel and contact Maryland Legal Aid for help.
Resources (Official and Well-Established)
- Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services (Maryland Access Point): Program navigation, senior centers, meals, TaxiCard
- Website: Baltimore City Aging & CARE Services
- Phone: 410-396-2273
- 211 Maryland (24/7 referrals): 211 Maryland or dial 2-1-1
- Adult Protective Services: Maryland DHS APS
- Phone: 800-917-5400
- SNAP (Food Stamps): Maryland DHS SNAP
- Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP): Apply online and find local offices: OHEP
- BGE Customer Assistance: BGE assistance programs
- Baltimore DPW Water Assistance: Water4All and Senior Water Discount
- Property Tax Credits: Maryland SDAT – Tax Credit Programs and Baltimore City Finance – Property Tax Credits
- Medicaid/Medicare Savings Programs: Maryland Health Connection
- Medicare counseling (SHIP): Maryland SHIP
- SPDAP (prescription help): Maryland Senior Prescription Drug Assistance Program
- Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland: Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland
- Eating Together in Baltimore (Senior Center Meals): Eating Together in Baltimore
- Weatherization Assistance: Maryland DHCD – Weatherization
- HUBS Baltimore (repairs for seniors): HUBS Baltimore
- Housing Authority of Baltimore City (Public Housing/HCV): HABC Housing Programs
- Legal help: Maryland Legal Aid and Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland
- Veterans: Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs and VA Maryland Health Care System
- Mental health crisis (Baltimore): BCRI
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988lifeline.org
- FCC Lifeline (phone/internet discount): Lifeline Support
Tables: Quick Side-by-Side Comparisons
Table 1: Big Benefits to Check First
| Topic | Best First Stop | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Housing costs (owners/renters) | SDAT Property Tax Credits | Biggest recurring savings for many households |
| Food | SNAP | Frees cash for meds and bills; seniors can claim medical expenses |
| Energy | OHEP (MEAP/EUSP/ARP) | Prevents shutoffs; manages arrears |
| Water | Water4All + Senior Water Discount | Makes water more affordable and avoids shutoffs |
| Health costs | MSP + SPDAP + SHIP | Cuts Medicare bills; advisors help you choose wisely |
Table 2: Meals and Food Access
| Program | Type | How to Access | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meals on Wheels | Home-delivered | Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland | Safety checks and care navigation |
| Eating Together in Baltimore | Congregate meals | Eating Together in Baltimore | Social connection + nutrition |
| SNAP | Grocery benefits | Maryland DHS SNAP | Seniors can deduct medical costs |
| CSFP | Monthly food box | MD Food Bank – CSFP | Limited slots; check availability |
| Farmers’ Market | Produce coupons | SFMNP (state info) | Seasonal; ask your senior center |
Table 3: Health and Care
| Program | What It Covers | Who to Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Medicaid | Medical care; some long-term care | Maryland Health Connection |
| Community First Choice | In-home help, adult day, modifications (if eligible) | Maryland Department of Health LTSS |
| MSP (Medicare Savings) | Part B premium, more (if eligible) | Maryland Health Connection |
| SPDAP | Part D cost help | Maryland SPDAP |
| SHIP | Free Medicare counseling | Maryland SHIP (ask for Baltimore City) |
Table 4: Utilities and Water
| Program | Utility | Main Benefit | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEAP/EUSP | Heat & electric | Bill credits, budget billing | OHEP |
| ARP | Gas/Electric | Past-due forgiveness (if eligible) | OHEP |
| BGE Assistance | Gas/Electric | Payment plans, protections | BGE assistance |
| Water4All | Water/sewer | Income-based credit | DPW Water4All |
| Senior Water Discount | Water/sewer | Extra senior discount | DPW Senior Discount |
Table 5: Transportation
| Service | Type | Area | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| MTA Senior Fare | Fixed-route transit | Baltimore metro | MTA fares & passes |
| MTA Mobility | Paratransit | Baltimore metro | MTA Mobility |
| TaxiCard | Subsidized taxi | Baltimore City | TaxiCard Program |
Disclaimer
Program details, eligibility rules, funding, application periods, and contact information change regularly. Always verify the latest information with the official agency or program website linked in this guide. This guide is for general information only and is not legal, financial, or medical advice.
About This Guide
by the GrantsForSeniors.org Editorial Team
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- Last Updated: December 2025
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