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Foreclosure Prevention Workshops

Join us for Foreclosure Prevention Workshops (virtual and in-person) for the following Thursdays from 2pm-4pm.

Sept 21, Oct 5, Oct 19, Nov 2, Nov 16

Get answers to your questions as well as resources and information on foreclosure prevention options.

To register, email intake@stambros.org with your preferred date and whether you will attend virtually or in-person.

You will learn about:

  • The foreclosure timeline
  • Foreclosure prevention options
  • Credit
  • Resources that can help you
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Homesharing

A homeowner offers an extra room in their home to someone looking for an affordable room to rent.

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Affordable Rental Options

Affordable rental units located throughout Baltimore City and County. 

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Renovated Homes for Sale

Top-quality, affordable homeownership opportunities.

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Prepare for Homeownership

Understand the homebuying process.

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Financial Coaching

Align your financial goals and values with habits and practices.

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Home Repairs and Upgrades

Repairs and safety modifications so you can age in place and protect your home asset.

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Transitional Housing for Youth

Safe, welcoming, housing for youth aged 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness.

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Eviction Prevention

Support for renters at risk for housing loss.

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Foreclosure Prevention

We can help you make a plan and connect with resources.

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Legal Advice

Advice and representation for legal matters that impact housing.

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A Pathway Home

Find out how homeownership is in reach and how we can help.

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Our Culture of Dignity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging

 

Founded in 1968 to confront pervasive redlining and blockbusting practices, St. Ambrose remains committed to its vision of communities where every person has dignified, affordable housing opportunities; access to information to make sound decisions about their housing needs and options; and neighborhoods where people of all races and incomes call home.

“Thank you for the wonderful work that was done on my house. I was very fortunate to be able to participate in your Legacy program and wanted you to know the contractors you sent were excellent. Thanks again!” 

Legacy Initiative Client

“COVID has been really tough, but the St. Ambrose housing counselors and attorneys helped me solve the problem I was having. Everything was available on the spot -  housing counseling, attorneys, a notary public, all under one roof.”

Foreclosure Prevention Client

 “The home was so big and beautiful! I never had anything like that before. It means everything to me that I have a nice home to raise my son in.”

Rental Services Client

“The extra income from homesharing allowed me to keep my house when I had some health challenges and was financially strained”

 

Homesharing Client

Counseled for successful home purchase or foreclosure or eviction prevention

Participated in homesharing, including youth exiting homelessness

Received free civil legal advice or representation

People called our rental properties home

Aging and legacy residents received home repairs to protect their home assets and support aging in place

Served with a holistic, multi-pronged approach to affordable housing that is rooted in the pursuit of social, economic and racial injustice