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Pre-Construction Career Training Program

Humanim is currently recruiting for our free Pre-Construction Career Training program in partnership with Baltimore City Community College (BCCC) – including job training, certification, and job placement assistance. Program starts March 18th!

Humanim Laptop Drive

Humanim is seeking corporate laptop donations for our career training and job development programs!

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month!

In recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Month, the #ChangeYourMind campaign provides a platform for educating the general public about the incidence of brain injury and the needs of people with brain injuries and their families.

Inclement Weather Program Announcement: Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019

Humanim is closed today to consumers and no transportation will be provided. Humanim is open to staff, however non-essential staff may take liberal leave. Essential Staff are to report to work as soon as they are safely able to do so.

Free Culinary Career Training 2019

Ready to start your culinary career? We are currently recruiting for our next FREE Culinary Training Program in partnership with Moveable Feast.

Howard Bank Pledges $500,000 to Key Non-Profits Focused on Workforce Development & Financial Education

Junior Achievement of Central Maryland and Humanim each will receive $250,000 from Baltimore’s largest independently owned bank.

Program Spotlight: Health Homes

This month we spotlight our Health Homes program, which addresses healthcare and lifespan disparities for those who experience mental health challenges or disabilities.

Black History Month 2019: Through the Lens of Black History

In honor of Black History month, throughout the month of February, Humanim will be celebrating the African-American experience through film, with a film recommendation for each day of the month.

Program Spotlight: Start on Success

Humanim’s award-winning Start on Success program (SOS) was launched in 1997 as a way to provide career exposure and professional development to high school students with disabilities.