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Be a Guest Reader This Summer

Elev8 Baltimore is partnering again this summer with the Children’s Defense Fund’s Freedom Schools® program from June 30th to July 24th.

Money for Mission

Join us for Money for Mission: An event for non-profit professionals on Friday, June 27, 2014.

Paving the way to jobs, sustainability

City hopes reclaimed bricks can build jobs, sustainability. From the Baltimore Sun front-page feature on Humanim. Baltimore City has awarded Details, a social enterprise of Humanim, with a contract to deconstruct vacant houses and sell the harvested materials in a pilot – program. This program will remove blight and pollution as part of the Vacants

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Student growing into adulthood, overcoming autism

Chaz Johnson, 18, has his act together. This June, he will graduate from high-school. He recently started a 16-week paid internship at the Veterans Hospital in Elsmere where he has done things like man the front desk, man the computer that generates directions for patients, and work the coffee shop. His job performance has gotten

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Accounted For: Can School Clinics Improve Attendance?

The nonprofit Elev8 Baltimore runs three school clinics in partnership with Baltimore Medical System, a nonprofit health-care provider.

iScan awarded Maryland DHMH contract

iScan was recently awarded a contract to scan over 2 million pages of critical documents for the MD DHMH Board of Pharmacy.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Behavioral health front-and-center as Elev8 Baltimore is featured on Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Forward Promise site.

Details taking a “LEED role” in New York

This home is a custom eco-friendly construction project registered through the LEED Green Building Program.

Retro Baltimore takes note of American Brewery

After moving to Gay Street in April 2009, Humanim officials found their new home to be roomy and welcoming.