Past Grants

Institutes for Behavioral Resources

Toward capital renovations for the expansion of the R.E.A.C.H. mobile drug abuse treatment program, which provides comprehensive health-care services addressing physical, mental, and substance abuse concerns. By increasing the capacity of its fourth-floor treatment center, the program will be able to add outpatient services.

House of Change, Inc.

Two grants for expenses related to three housing facilities that serve individuals in recovery. These expenses include security deposits, rent, gas and electric, water, cable and telephone services, and purchases of furniture.

Helping Up Mission, Inc.

Toward the replacement of all beds, mattresses, cabinets, and carpeting in this residential facility for homeless men recovering from substance abuse. The strategy has been designed to eliminate the infestation of bed bugs.

Gaudenzia Foundation, Inc.

Toward construction costs of the Women and Children’s Center, a long-term residential treatment facility. The remodeling is part of Gaudenzia’s new three-story home that accommodates 18 women and their children in 10 permanent housing apartments.

Deborah’s Place

Toward the cost of replacing household furnishings for a supportive housing facility. The program, which serves up to 12 women recovering from substance abuse in the Park Heights area, receives referrals from Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems, drug court, and Hidden Gardens.