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Meet Maurice: Fall 2018 Admin Assistant Career Training Graduate

Last fall, Maurice joined Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Career Training program. Today, Maurice is employed as a Medical Practice Representative at University of Maryland Faculty Physicians!

A Forum On Criminal Justice Reform

U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen and Humanim invite you to attend A Forum on Criminal Justice Reform on Thursday, May 9th from 7pm-8pm.

In the Community: Behavioral Health Day Program

Our Behavioral Health Day Program recently visited Days End Farm Horse Rescue as part of our newly revamped community integration program!

In Session: Spring 2019 Administrative Career Training Program

Our Spring 2019 Administrative Career Training program is in session! This week one of our 2016 graduates, Janifer, came to share her journey with the class!

MACS Excellence in Supervision Award Winner: Maureen Howley

Maureen Howley, Vocational Coordinator for our Developmental Disabilities Employment Services, was recently awarded with the Maryland Association of Community Services (MACS) “Excellence in Supervision” Award!

Behavioral Health Initiative: Motivational Interviewing

Our Behavioral Health Department is embarking on a year-long initiative to become effective agents of change for the individuals we serve through Motivational Interviewing.

Pets on Wheels at our Gerwig Day Program

We recently partnered with Pets on Wheels to bring therapy animals to individuals at our developmental disabilities day program in Columbia. Holly the Golden retriever visits us every other Tuesday in the afternoons to put a smile on everyone’s faces.

Pre-Construction Career Training – July 2019

We are currently recruiting for our next FREE Pre-Construction Career Training Program, in partnership with Baltimore City Community College (BCCC). This program provides skills training, certification, job placement assistance and job support, while preparing participants for careers in the cabling and wiring field.

From the Wall Street Journal: “Brick by Brick, Baltimore’s Blighted Houses Get a New Life”

The Wall Street Journal reports on the Baltimore Deconstruction Project, and how other cities like St. Louis are looking to adopt Humanim’s deconstruction model in “Brick by Brick, Baltimore’s Blighted Houses Get a New Life.”