Marthas Place

Martha's Place is a women's recovery housing program in Baltimore, Maryland, offering long term residential support for women overcoming substance use and homelessness.

Located at 1947 Pennsylvania Avenue, this Maryland state certified program combines structured sober living with addictions counseling and life skills services.

As a program of the nonprofit Intersection of Change, Martha's Place focuses on helping women sustain sobriety, rebuild independence and reintegrate into the community.

Recovery Housing and Support Programs at Martha's Place

Martha's Place provides long term Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing within a structured, supportive environment.

Residents typically begin with intake into the recovery housing program, where private rooms and shared communal spaces create stability for women working toward independent living.

Residents participate in addictions counseling, attend three NA/AA meetings weekly, and submit to random drug screenings.

The program also includes case management, money management and financial education, employment services and Wellness Wednesdays featuring meditation, art therapy, yoga, gardening and more.

Quick Facts About Martha's Place

• Location: Baltimore, Maryland, bordering the Sandtown Winchester and Upton communities
• Level of care: Long term residential recovery housing and sober living
• Who they treat: Adult women overcoming substance use and homelessness
• Approach: Structured recovery support with NA/AA involvement, life skills and wellness education
• Payment options: Self pay, with a $400 security deposit and $400 monthly rent
• Amenities: Private bedrooms across four buildings with shared living and dining rooms, laundry and outdoor gardens
• Alumni support: The Martha's Angels alumni network offers mentorship and outreach

Getting Started at Martha's Place

To begin recovery housing at Martha's Place in Baltimore, prospective residents can reach out to learn about availability, residency requirements and program expectations.

The intake team can explain the services offered and help women determine if the program is the right fit.