DAMASCUS HOUSE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP

Damascus House Community Development Corp specializes in delivering supportive housing services tailored to vulnerable populations, with a focus on short-term, transitional residential programs designed to stabilize individuals at risk of homelessness. Their core capability centers on the operational implementation of community-based housing interventions, including case management coordination, client intake and assessment, and wraparound service integration within time-limited frameworks—particularly programs lasting up to 180 days. The organization demonstrates technical expertise in housing navigation, behavioral health linkage, and resource coordination for populations under court supervision or transitioning from institutional settings. Their differentiation lies in their community-centered, non-institutional approach that prioritizes dignity, stability, and reintegration outcomes within a structured, time-bound model. The contractor maintains a focused relationship with the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, providing critical housing support as part of offender reentry and supervision initiatives. This partnership suggests deep familiarity with criminal justice-adjacent social services, including compliance with court-mandated housing requirements, coordination with probation and parole systems, and alignment with public safety objectives through housing-first strategies. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 624229—Other Community Housing Services—which encompasses non-residential, temporary housing programs that serve as bridges to permanent stability. This vertical is distinct from long-term affordable housing, emphasizing rapid placement, service coordination, and outcome-based support for high-risk individuals. The organization occupies a niche within the social services sector, serving as a conduit between public safety infrastructure and community-based housing networks. Damascus House Community Development Corp is structured as a ZZ entity, indicating it is a non-profit organization, and operates from Upper Marlboro, Maryland. While no federal certifications are listed, their work reflects alignment with federal and local social service standards, positioning them as a localized provider with specialized expertise in court-linked housing interventions within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan region.