Roberta's House

02/17/2026

Safe sleep isn’t complicated but it is critical.

Alone.
On their back.
In a crib.
Smoke-free.

Because prevention is love in its most protective form.

At Roberta’s House, we believe education saves lives and keeps families whole.

02/17/2026

When grandparents, parents, and caregivers share the same knowledge, protection becomes a family tradition.

At Roberta’s House, we believe learning together keeps families whole.

01/27/2026

The Final Sunset for His Mother 🌅

There are moments when the world pauses, and love becomes the only thing that matters.

Mark Andrews stepped away from everything to be exactly where he was needed most—holding his mother, Martha Andrews, as she took her final breath. She passed peacefully in her son’s arms, surrounded by the love she gave so freely throughout her life.

No accolades, no commitments, no noise—just a son and his mother, sharing their last moments together.

We extend our deepest condolences to Mark and his family. May the memories, the love, and the countless sunsets they shared bring comfort in this season of grief.

Rest in peace, Mrs. Andrews. Your love lives on. 🤍

The Final Sunset for His Mother: Mark Andrews Canceled Everything Just to Hold Martha Andrews’s Hand One Last Time — She Passed Away in Her Son’s Arms
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01/17/2026

Grief doesn’t look the same for everyone — but no one should face it alone.

Today we’re highlighting HOPELine, Roberta’s House’s grief-informed Healing, Outreach, Prevention, and Education initiative — a compassionate response to loss that meets people where they are and walks with them through the healing process.

In Baltimore, older men often shoulder loss and trauma in silence, facing unique hurdles — from societal pressures to “stay strong,” to fewer emotional supports as friendships shift over time. HOPELine offers grief-informed, harm-reduction services that build connection, resilience, and healthy coping skills for people of all ages and backgrounds.

Whether someone is navigating the death of a loved one, trauma tied to substance use, or the compounded losses that come with ageing communities, HOPELine provides pathways to healing that honor experience without judgment. Through outreach and education rooted in trauma-informed care, this program helps older men in Baltimore transform pain into purpose and find strength in community again.

👉 If you or someone you know could benefit from compassionate support, explore more at Roberta’s House. Healing grows when we reach out — together.

Call (410) 235-6633 or visit robertashouse.org/hopeline

01/16/2026

Honoring a Legacy of Empowerment

This Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on his vision of justice, unity, and collective care.

“I care for you. You care for me. We care for each other.”

Let us continue his legacy not only in remembrance, but in action — by lifting one another and building stronger communities through compassion.

🕊️ In observance of the holiday, Roberta’s House will be closed on Monday, January 19, 2026.

01/14/2026

Roberta’s House Behavioral Health Program is now accepting new clients and referrals.

We provide compassionate, trauma-informed therapy for children, adults, and families navigating grief, loss, and life-altering transitions.

Services include individual, family, and group therapy, along with intensive case management to help stabilize and strengthen families during difficult times.

Learn more or submit a referral:
https://robertashouse.org/behavioral-health-program/

12/11/2025

Beyond Tears: A Collaborative Training for Professionals Supporting Grieving Youth

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12/10/2025

Roberta’s House is grateful to announce that our 10-week and drop-in peer support groups will begin again in January 2026. From Men of Loyalty and Dignity (MOLD)—our dedicated healing space for men—to HOPE and our Homicide Transformation Project, we offer compassionate, structured support for adults, children, and families navigating grief after loss.

If you or someone you know is seeking a safe place to learn, share, and heal, we are here.

For more information or to register, contact Roberta’s House at (410) 235-6633 or email rcash@robertashouse.org

12/04/2025

This season, light a virtual candle in memory of someone you love. Each name will shine in the windows of Roberta’s House as part of our 2025 Candlelight Service for Remembrance, culminating December 12. Honor a life. Share the light with the link below:
https://robertashouse.org/virtual-candle/

At Roberta’s House, we help children, youth, adults, and families grow from pain to find purpose. Here, individuals of all ages find solace in knowing they are not alone in their grief. Families come together in a compassionate, supportive environment led by dedicated volunteers and professionals,...

12/02/2025

✨ It’s Giving Tuesday! ✨
Today, we are reminded of the strength, resilience, and hope that live within our Roberta’s House community. 💛 Whether you are a volunteer, donor, partner, client, or friend of our mission, you’ve seen or felt the healing impact of our programs. You are part of a community that cares deeply for one another. 🫶

🌟 A generous donor will match every Giving Tuesday gift, dollar for dollar.
That means your support goes twice as far in helping children, families, and communities find hope after loss.

If you’ve already given—thank you. Your generosity sustains our work every single day. 🙏
If you haven’t yet, we invite you to make a special gift today and help ensure that anyone who walks through our doors receives compassionate, no-cost grief support.

Donate now https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E342425&id=21

11/21/2025

Dr. Gregory Branch delivered a powerful and heartfelt presentation on Coping with Grief and Trauma at the A Step Forward program on Fulton Ave in West Baltimore.

It was an inspiring afternoon filled with honest conversations, practical tools for healing, and a shared commitment to supporting one another through life’s hardest moments.

Grateful for every participant who showed up with courage, vulnerability, and hope.
Together, we’re building stronger, healthier communities — one step at a time.