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Program Spotlight: Family Support Services

This month we spotlight our Family Support Services (FSS) program, which supports and empowers both individuals and families in East Baltimore who have goals to improve their overall living conditions, and get on a road towards economic stability and fulfillment.

Event: Back to the Neighborhood Expungement Clinic

Receive free legal advice, plus learn about expungement and how to succeed with a criminal record at the 8th annual Back to the Neighborhood: Expungement Workshop event.

Free Fiber Optic Cabling Career Training

Interested in a career in fiber optic cabling? Humanim and Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) have partnered to provide a Fiber Optic Cabling career training program.

Program Spotlight: Customized Employment

This month we spotlight our Developmental Disabilities Customized Employment Program which provides vocational training and employment services to our developmental disabilities clients.

David Hodges Celebrates 30th Employment Anniversary

Our developmental disabilities client David Hodges celebrated his 30 year anniversary at The Outer Office this month, where he started working in May 1988 as a clerk.

Horizon Foundation’s 2018 Mental Health Film Festival

We were thrilled to participate in the Horizon Foundation’s 2nd ever Mental Health Film Festival this month – where our CEO Henry Posko provided opening statements.

Maryland Secretaries Take a Tour of Humanim Social Enterprise

As part of Governor & Cabinet Baltimore City Day, Maryland cabinet members and staff were able to visit and tour some of our social enterprises, including Brick and Board and City Seeds.

Salvaging Baltimore with the U.S. Forest Service

Watch the video from Room & Board, our commercial partner in the Baltimore Wood Project – which beautifully details the journey of urban wood from abandoned Baltimore row homes to the Room & Board showroom and store, and its social impact along the way.

USA Today Highlights Humanim Collaboration: The Baltimore Wood Project

Job creation. Crime reduction. Community development. Reclaiming and recycling Baltimore’s wood. USA Today highlights the environmental & social impact of our partnership with U.S. Forest Service – the Baltimore Wood Project.