Maryland Poverty Profiles

2018 Maryland Poverty ProfilesMEMBER AGENCIESA dvocates for Children and YouthBaltimore Jewish CouncilBehavioral Health Systems Baltimore CASA of Maryland CharitiesFamily League of BaltimoreFuel Fund of MarylandHealthCare Access MarylandHealth care for the HomelessHomeless Persons Representation ProjectInterfaith WorksJewish Community Relations Council of Greater WashingtonJob Opportunities Task ForceLeague of Women Voters of MarylandCASH Campaign MarylandMaryland Catholic ConferenceMaryland Center on Economic PolicyMaryland Community Action PartnershipMaryland Family NetworkMaryland Hunger SolutionsNational Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence Maryland ChapterPaul s PlacePublic Justice CenterSt. Vincent de Paul of BaltimoreWelfare AdvocatesMARYLAND ALLIANCE FOR THE POORLisa Klingenmaier, Co-ChairP: 410/261-6783C: 443/931-8920E: Sarah Mersky, Co-ChairP: 410/542-4850C: 610-246-0075E: T: @MAPA dvocacyW: MAP would like to thank the Baltimore Jewish Council and Staiman Design for designing the 2018 Poverty ProfilesMaryland Poverty Profiles 1 Maryland at a GlanceFor the last 30 years, the Maryland Alliance for the Poor (MAP) has worked with many members of the General Assembly to create policies and programs that make things a little easier for families in our state who are struggling to make ends meet.

Jan 15, 2018 · Families with two children making the median income in Maryland State pay, on average, 24.8% of their income for childcare per year. Maryland Child Care Resource Network, Child Care Demographics 2017 HOUSING WAGE A worker in Maryland State needs to make $28.27 per hour in order to afford the fair market rent and utilities of a two-bed-

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