Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning

Waiting List Information

About Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning Waiting Lists

Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning manages affordable housing programs in Baltimore County, Maryland. Their service area includes Serving Anne Arundel County (partial); Serving Garrett County (partial); Serving Prince Georges County (partial); Serving Baltimore County (partial); Serving Caroline County; Serving Montgomery County (partial); Serving Queen Annes County (partial); Serving Worcester County (partial); Serving Allegany County (partial); Serving Harford County; Serving Carroll County (partial); Serving Frederick County (partial); Serving Dorchester County (partial); Serving Washington County (partial); Serving Kent County (partial); Serving Wicomico County; Serving St Marys County; Serving Calvert County; Serving Howard County (partial); Serving Talbot County (partial); Serving Charles County; Serving Cecil County; Serving Baltimore City County; Serving Somerset County (partial). They primarily focus on Section 8 (HCV) programs.

When waiting lists are open, eligible individuals and families can apply for housing assistance. Below you can find the current status of their waiting lists and application information.

Current Waiting List Status

Open

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Current Waiting Lists

Housing Assistance Program

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Quick Contact Information

Phone
410-534-6447
Address
2714 Hudson Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
Baltimore, MD 21224

Important Information

Service Area
Serving Anne Arundel County (partial); Serving Garrett County (partial); Serving Prince Georges County (partial); Serving Baltimore County (partial); Serving Caroline County; Serving Montgomery County (partial); Serving Queen Annes County (partial); Serving Worcester County (partial); Serving Allegany County (partial); Serving Harford County; Serving Carroll County (partial); Serving Frederick County (partial); Serving Dorchester County (partial); Serving Washington County (partial); Serving Kent County (partial); Serving Wicomico County; Serving St Marys County; Serving Calvert County; Serving Howard County (partial); Serving Talbot County (partial); Serving Charles County; Serving Cecil County; Serving Baltimore City County; Serving Somerset County (partial)
Primary Program Type
Section 8 (HCV)
Housing Vouchers
0
PHA Code
TPC571

Frequently Asked Questions

The Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning waiting list is currently unknown. Waiting list status can change frequently, so check back regularly for updates.

To apply for Section 8 at Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning:
  1. Check if the waiting list is currently open
  2. Submit an application online or in person when available
  3. Provide required documentation including proof of income and identification
  4. Wait for your application to be processed

Contact them at 410-534-6447 for specific requirements.

Waiting list times for Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning vary depending on demand, funding availability, and preference categories. Wait times can range from several months to several years. Contact Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning directly for estimated wait times.

Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning serves: Serving Anne Arundel County (partial); Serving Garrett County (partial); Serving Prince Georges County (partial); Serving Baltimore County (partial); Serving Caroline County; Serving Montgomery County (partial); Serving Queen Annes County (partial); Serving Worcester County (partial); Serving Allegany County (partial); Serving Harford County; Serving Carroll County (partial); Serving Frederick County (partial); Serving Dorchester County (partial); Serving Washington County (partial); Serving Kent County (partial); Serving Wicomico County; Serving St Marys County; Serving Calvert County; Serving Howard County (partial); Serving Talbot County (partial); Serving Charles County; Serving Cecil County; Serving Baltimore City County; Serving Somerset County (partial).

Last updated: 2026-05-27

The federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of race, color, national origin, religion, familial status, gender, and disability. The Fair Housing Act ensures that all persons receive equal housing opportunity. For more information about the Fair Housing Act and your rights, visit the Department of Housing and Urban Development .