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Weather Announcement to Humanim Staff and Clients: 3/22/2018

Humanim Baltimore City Programs are open on time. Howard County PRP program is closed. Howard County Gerwig Day and Deaf Services Programs are open with a 2 hour delay in Humanim transportation services.

Weather Announcement to Humanim Staff and Clients: 3/21/2018

Wednesday, March 21, 2018: Due to inclement weather, Humanim day programs will be closed today. Open to Staff with Liberal Leave for non-essential staff.

Humanim Partners with Speak(easy) Howard

Humanim’s Health Homes program is proud to partner with Speak(easy) Howard and the Horizon Foundation to provide critical healthcare educational workshops and resources for our behavioral health clients.

Humanim Social Enterprise City Seeds Highlighted on Fox Baltimore

Our culinary social enteprise City Seeds was recently highlighted on Fox Baltimore. The segment features City Seeds’ Chef Aharon and our partner NACE.

Event: Elev8’s Parent University

Join us for our youth community schools program Elev8 Baltimore’s Parent University event. Transportation, food & childcare provided!

Healthy Transitions wins Employee Team of the Year Award

Healthy Transitions Receives Employee Team of the Year award from the Association of Community Services of Howard County, for their service to the community in Howard County.

Event: Supported Decision Making

Please join us for a presentation on Supported Decision Making, an alternative to guardianship. Presented by Quality Trust, an independent nonprofit advocacy agency focused on improving the lives of children and adults with developmental disabilities, in partnership with Humanim, the Arc of Howard County, and Howard County Autism Society.

School of Food Launches New Culinary Classes & Website

We’re excited to announce that our social enterprise School of Food has officially launched their new website and culinary cooking classes!

Event: DDA Employment and Waiver Services

Join Us for a Presentation on DDA Employment and Waiver Services by Patricia Sastoque from the Development Disabilities Administration.