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20 Years of Healing. A Lifetime of Hope.

Since 2007, Roberta’s House has served more than 35,000 families, providing compassionate support after the death of someone they love. As we prepare to celebrate our 20th anniversary in 2027, we honor the legacy of Julia Roberta March and the founding March family—and the community that continues to make this work possible.
 
Across Baltimore, Prince George’s County, and throughout Maryland, we help children, youth, adults, and families find connection, build resilience, and move forward with hope. Our grief support groups, youth camps, school programs, survivor advocacy, and therapeutic counseling meet people where they are, recognizing that every loss—and every journey through grief—is different.
 
Healing also reaches beyond the individual. When children receive support, caregivers find strength, and families learn to communicate through grief, we help build healthier communities and more hopeful futures. This is our continuing commitment to Maryland and to Baltimore’s renewal.
 
Together, we carry a family’s legacy of compassion into the next generation—one heart, one family, and one community at a time.

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Children & Teens

Children may hesitate to express their grief to surviving family members out of concern for causing them distress. Unfortunately, this can lead to children grieving in isolation.

Adults

Following the loss of someone close, individuals often experience a tumultuous array of emotions. Feelings such as sadness, loneliness, anger, yearning, and shock can wash over them, turning their world upside down.

Behavioral Health

Our program provides mental health services to individuals and families aged five and above, catering to children and adults needing support. Our clinicians have unique experience in addressing complicated and prolonged grief, anxiety, depression, or other mental health disorders.

Volunteer

The volunteers at Roberta’s House are truly a remarkable asset to the community. They form the cornerstone of our efforts to assist and uplift survivors throughout their grief journey. Our team comprises passionate individuals from various backgrounds and experiences, united by their dedication to serving others during times of need.

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info@robertashouse.org
410-235-6633
928 E North Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21202
24/7 Homicide Advocate Support Line
1-844-227-3478