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Read Our 2020 Annual Report

Read our stories from the past year in Humanim’s 2020 Annual Report, including a letter from our new President & CEO, Cindy Plavier-Truitt.

Now Hiring: Vice President of Workforce & Economic Development.

We are excited to announce the opening of a new leadership position at Humanim: Vice President of Workforce and Economic Development.

EARN Maryland CompTIA Certification Training

Humanim and EARN Maryland have partnered with CompTIA to help unemployed and underemployed Baltimore City and County residents get an IT job. No experience needed!

Maryland Department of Labor Highlights Humanim Testimonials During BHM

As part of Black History Month 2021, the Maryland DOL highlighted Charles, Talent Manager for Developmental Disability Services at Humanim, and Kieshawn, a graduate of Humanim’s Admin Career Training Program.

Free Administrative Assistant Career Training Program – Spring 2021

Learn more about Humanim’s upcoming FREE Administrative Assistant Career Training Program. The Spring 2021 program begins on April 19th.

Humanim’s Admin Assistant Career Training Winter 2020 Graduation

Humanim’s Administrative Assistant Training Program, Winter Class of 2020, celebrated their graduation earlier this month!

Join Humanim for Trivia with an Impact

Join Humanim for a Virtual Trivia Night! A great opportunity to spend virtual time with your favorite folks and engage in some fun and friendly competition – all while investing in impact initiatives in your community.

The Stories You Helped Write in 2020

In 2020 – together, with your support – we helped over 3,000 individuals make significant strides along their personal pathways to independence and employment. We wanted to share again, just a few of those stories.

2020 Year in Review

Despite the many challenges that 2020 brought, Humanim has continued to fulfill its mission to support and empower individuals who face social or economic challenges — by building pathways to economic equity, opportunity, and independence.