Maryland Addictions Directors Council
$36,500 / 2011 / Criminal Justice and Addiction
Toward support of the Behavioral Health Workforce Development Initiative. The objectives of the initiative are to promote state and regulatory changes designed to eliminate barriers to entry into the work force, increase the number of newly licensed professionals, and provide incentives targeted to behavioral health professions.
The Light of Truth Center, Inc.
$76,058 / 2011 / Criminal Justice and Addiction
For repairs, renovations, and installation of a sprinkler system at the long-term residential property. The center provides a safe environment for recovery, transition, and restoration for approximately 20 women a year.
The Justice Policy Institute
$5,000 / 2011 / Criminal Justice and Addiction
Toward the support of the Baltimore Neighborhood Re-entry Fair, organized to provide assistance to individuals in obtaining expungements and child-support modifications, and making referrals to re-entry services.
The Justice Policy Institute
$48,885 / 2011 / Criminal Justice and Addiction
For support of the Maryland Parole Revocation Project, an analysis of Maryland’s parole system. The purpose of the analysis is to provide a statistical snapshot of parole revocations, as well as information about main reasons for re-incarcerations, and to make recommendations on creating effective community supervision plans and strategies designed to reduce incarceration costs.
Jobs, Housing & Recovery, Inc. (JHR)
$5,000 / 2011 / Criminal Justice and Addiction
For emergency funding to cover the cost of data recovery from a computer server damaged in a fire. One of the largest providers for Baltimore City, JHR manages the City’s Code Blue Shelter including 350 emergency beds and 100 transitional beds for homeless men.