Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers
Two grants for 200l general membership and the Education Funders Affinity Group.
Women Behind the Community, Inc.
For support of the Dressing Room Project, an initiative providing professional clothing and work-related training to welfare-to-work recipients.
Vehicles for Change, Inc.
Planning grant for the development of a comprehensive business plan for an automotive technician training center in Baltimore City.
Vehicles for Change, Inc.
Third-year funding of a transportation program to provide used reconditioned cars for low-income residents of Baltimore City who need a car to get to work.
University of Maryland School of Medicine
To provide outreach social support services for clients involved in the Violence Intervention Project. The 18-month pilot project has been designed to serve victims of repeat violence with a comprehensive range of support services, including counseling, job training, job search and placements in an effort to reduce violence recidivism, crime and medical expenses.
University of Maryland at College Park/College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
For a study of the Baltimore City Drug Treatment Court. The purpose of the study is to provide information on effects of drug treatment court on outcomes such as welfare status, employment status, education level, mental and physical health, family and social relations.
University of Maryland at Baltimore
Two-year funding for the implementation of the maternal Substance Abuse Acupuncture Program. The goals of the program are to improve the health of the addicted pregnant mother and to improve the parent-child relationships. Therapeutic play is an ancillary program to the daily treatment process for the mothers.
Unity Center of Christianity
For continued support of the "Do You Know Where Your Children Are?" program for the 2001-2002 school year. This grassroots pilot project offers incentives to participating parents and other adults who assume full responsibility for knowing where their middle school-age children are during the afternoon and evening hours of the school week.
Tai Sophia Institute
For support of the Penn North Community Health Initiative. The clinic provides complementary health care, auricular and full body acupuncture, drug detoxification, Narcotics Anonymous meetings, Tai Chi classes, nutrition, massage and educational programs for those seeking holistic approaches to drug treatment.
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