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May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental Health Awareness Month works to bring attention to the 43.8 million adults living with mental illness, by promoting awareness and acceptance, and helping to remove the destructive stigma around mental illness.

Healthy Transitions Flash Mob for Children’s Mental Health Awareness

Humanim’s Healthy Transitions team, Juli Murray & Kirsty Wheelton had a great time participating with YouthFirst Lab at the UMBC flashmob for Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day – part of Mental Health Awareness Month!

April is Autism Awareness Month

Autism Awareness Month works to draw attention to the tens of thousands of individuals and families facing autism diagnosis each year by promoting autism awareness and acceptance.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month!

Did you know March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month? To help spread awareness we are highlighting some of the many inspiring success stories of our clients!

Keep The Door Open Rally

Humanim Behavioral Health staff was excited to participate in the Howard County Keep the Door Open rally this past week, with the Horizon Foundation and the Maryland Behavioral Health Coalition.

Giving Tuesday 2016

Help us in our mission to support and empower individuals who face social or economic challenges, by building pathways to economic equity, opportunity, and independence.

The ASA Fashion Show Was a Great Success

Through a partnership with Athletes Serving Athletes, several of the consumers here at the Gerwig Day Program have been able to participate in races and marathons.

Multiple Accreditations Signal Humanim’s Commitment to Quality

This fall, Humanim was recognized for the seventh time in a row by CARF International for maintaining the highest level of quality in its disability services.

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