Welcome to Grace Street, a recovery community organization on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

"Nothing about us, without us."

Grace Street is a peer-led recovery community organization (RCO) dedicated to saving lives and fostering healing for people affected by substance use and their families. We meet people where they are in their journey, offering trauma-informed, person-centered support rooted in dignity and safety.

We help people build healthy, stable lives through connection, care, and support — not treatment — and we are here for you 24/7, 365 days a year.

What We Offer

24/7 Peer Support & Safe Station

No Barriers, No Judgment
Our trained peer specialists — people with lived experience in recovery — are available around the clock to:

Listen and support you
Help you navigate your goals
Connect you with detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient care, and other services
Offer transportation assistance when needed

We also operate the Talbot County Safe Station, a peer-led, welcoming space for anyone seeking help with treatment or recovery support.

Health-Focused Overdose Prevention & Safety Resources

We provide life-saving resources and education to reduce overdose risk and connect people to care. These include:

Naloxone (Narcan) distribution and training
Fentanyl and Xylazine test kits
Sharps disposal information and supplies
Outreach to support safer choices and connect you with medical and treatment resources

These supplies and services are offered to promote health and safety, prevent overdose, and support connection to clinical care and recovery pathways.

Grace Street operates the region’s first public health overdose prevention vending machine, offering naloxone (Narcan) and overdose prevention tools designed to reduce fatal overdoses and support engagement with health and recovery services.

In addition, we provide 24-hour community access sites (“Barneys”) in Talbot, Caroline, and Dorchester counties, expanding access to life-saving resources while connecting individuals to treatment, peer support, and recovery pathways.

CLICK HERE for current Barney locations.

All services are non-clinical, free, and available without referral.