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May is Mental Health Month

In recognition of Mental Health Month, meet a few individuals impacted by programs in Humanim’s Behavorial Health Department.

Start on Success Students Supporting Clean Communities

Our Start On Success (SOS) students recently spent an afternoon partnering with MedStar Harbor Hospital (a frequent partner of Humanim’s workforce and youth service programs!) to help with waterfront cleanup on the hospital campus.

iScan: Humanim’s First Social Enterprise

Scenes from iScan – Humanim’s first social enterprise! As leaders in the field of digitizing documents for over 30 years, iScan has shaped the evolution of document storage, and continues to make a positive impact today.

Workforce Development Panel at the MEDA 2019 Annual Conference

Last month Humanim’s Chief Business Officer Cindy Plavier-Truitt, and Jeff Carroll, VP of Construction Social Enterprise, were on a Workforce Development panel at the 2019 MEDA Annual Conference!

April Speaker Series: The Change Journey

As part of Humanim’s Speaker Series, a staff educational program that supports our employee’s professional development, we recently hosted The Change Journey on organizational change & change management.

Join Team Humanim for NAMI Walk 2019!

Join us in raising awareness and funds for mental health at NAMI Walk 2019 on Saturday, June 1st at Rash Field in Baltimore!

Program Spotlight: Community Support Services

Program Spotlight: This month we spotlight our Community Support Services (Targeted Case Management) program!

A Forum on Criminal Justice Reform with U.S. Senator Van Hollen

Last night we had the honor of hosting U.S. Senator Van Hollen for a Forum on Criminal Justice Reform. We thank the Senator and all of our guests for participating in this important conversation.

Happy National Small Business Week!

Happy National Small Business Week! Through our partnerships, vendor relationships, business and career training programs, and our social enterprise division, we strive to support small businesses and their vital role in our community.