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Healthiest Maryland Businesses Wellness at Work Awards 2018

Humanim was one of 58 Maryland employers recognized as Healthiest Maryland Businesses for their exemplary accomplishments in work site health promotion.

Arts and Crafts Fair

Clients and staff had an amazing time at our Behavioral Health division’s arts and crafts festival this Spring – creating, showcasing, and selling their art.

New Program: Student Career Choices

Humanim’s Student Career Choices program utilizes both a classroom and contextual training model to equip high school students who possess a wide range of disabilities and learning styles, with the skills, knowledge and experience necessary to prepare for competitive, integrated employment.

Building Commmunity Partnerships to Strengthen Local Hiring with Towson University

Towson University talks about how they are changing lives through inclusive employment, in partnership with the Baltimore Integration Project and Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Career Training program.

mWorks May 2018 Graduating Class

Congratulations to the May 2018 graduating cohort from Mercy’s mWorks program – which provides training, professional certification, and employment services in Nutrition Services, Environmental Services and Patient Transport at Mercy Hospital.

Congrats to our Howard County SOS & WE STEP Graduates!

It’s graduation season at Humanim. Big congrats to our Howard County Start on Success and WE STEP graduates!

The Baltimore Sun’s Dan Rodricks visits Humanim Culinary Social Enterprise at the Food Hub

Rodricks tours the City Seeds and School of Food kitchens on his podcast Roughly Speaking.

Join Team Humanim for NAMI Walk 2018!

Get your walking shoes ready and join us in raising awareness and funds for mental health at NAMI Walk 2018!

Program Spotlight: Elev8 Baltimore

This month we spotlight our children’s education and community schools program Elev8 Baltimore. Elev8 Baltimore is an educational enrichment program that ensures students in the middle grades (5-8) succeed in school and in life.