Blog - Page 41 of 76

Humanim Spring Job Fair

Humanim is hiring! Join us for our Spring Job Fair on Saturday, May 4th to learn about careers at Humanim, plus apply and interview on-site!

Free 55+ Administrative Career Training Summer 2019

We are currently recruiting for our next Administrative Career Training, specifically designed for those 55-65 years of age! Training will provide advanced computer skills, professional administrative training, and will lead to a national certification as a Front Office Admin Assistant.

Program Spotlight: iHomes

This month we spotlight our iHomes program, a private non-profit community housing development organization (CHDO) providing long term, affordable housing options to low-income individuals who have been diagnosed with a developmental and/or psychiatric disability.

Brainstorm Session: Envisioning the Non-Profit of Tomorrow

We had an amazing time envisioning the “Non-Profit of Tomorrow” with Paycor and Mutual of America as part of the Paycor It Forward community service program! Check out the results of our brainstorming session, in infographic form.

Introducing Baltimore’s Culinary Enterprise Alliance

Our culinary social enterprise City Seeds hosted the Baltimore Culinary Enterprise Alliance Happy Hour last month with Maryland Food Bank, Humanim, Moveable Feast, Paul’s Place, Inc., and St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore (Kidz Table). A truly inspiring and delicious event!

In the News – Baltimore Deconstruction and Bakers View Townhomes

Humanim’s social enterprise Details Deconstruction was recently featured on Charm TV and the Baltimore Business Journal for our partnership in Project C.O.R.E.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

In recognition of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, meet a few individuals empowered by Humanim’s programs.

Program Spotlight: Day Program

In recognition of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we spotlight our Developmental Disabilities Day Program. Humanim’s day programs emphasize community integration, and provide services for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Poolesville High School Places Top 15 in Source America National Design Challenge

The Poolesville High School student team from Montgomery County placed in the Top 15 of the national Source America design challenge – where high school students compete to design equipment that will assist individuals with disabilities at their place of work.