PowerShift 2024: Daniel Stoltzfus, Helping Up Mission
By Jessica Iannetta – Managing Editor, Baltimore Business Journal Mar 21, 2024 To read the article CLICK HERE
Read MoreBy Jessica Iannetta – Managing Editor, Baltimore Business Journal Mar 21, 2024 To read the article CLICK HERE
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Read MoreAs he looks back on the worst of his days recovering from addiction, Jeffery Schneider says, it feels like a miracle that he’s still walking around. The Baltimore painting contractor spent many years emptying his bank account for crack cocaine. A few days before Thanksgiving every year, the… To read the full article in the Baltimore Sun CLICK HERE subscription rates may apply
Read MoreBy Gregory J. Alexander, Contributing Writer “Homelessness drives people in here, whether if it’s because they’re on the street or they’re living in an encampment, or their addiction has just caused their family or other loved ones to just say, ‘Look, you know, you can’t be here anymore,’” says Daniel Stoltzfus, CEO of Helping Up Mission. HUM has impacted the lives of those experiencing homelessness… To view FULL PDF of the article CLICK HERE
Read MoreTOPIC: Addiction Recovery program serving Baltimore area PROGRAM: “Community Bridge” with Jay Rudolph AIR DATE: July 1, 2023 on WFSI 860 AM, Baltimore, MD GUEST: Dan Stoltzfus, Director of Helping Up Mission of Baltimore To hear the entire program CLICK HERE
Read MoreBe encouraged today through Dan Stoltzfus’ story. He shares his experience and addresses many issues in and around the homeless issues in Baltimore. For more info about the Helping Up Mission, check out their website at https://helpingupmission.org/ HUM Addiction hotline: Call 410-929-6999
To hear the podcast featuring our CEO Daniel Stoltzfus CLICK HERE
Mobile outreach meets the need on the streets. by Natalee Kasza Citygatenetwork.org To read the full article click here
Read MoreHelping Up Mission wins grant for addiction awareness campaign aimed at women _ Maryland Daily Record Helping Up Mission (HUM) on Thursday announced it has received a grant of nearly $350,000 from the Opioid Operational Command Center (OOCC) to conduct an educational outreach campaign specifically targeted to women and mothers, encouraging them to seek addiction treatment and wrap-around services through their 250-bed Center for Women & Children.
Read More4-time Qlarant Foundation Grantee Helping Up Mission provides hope to people experiencing homelessness, poverty or addiction by meeting their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs. Qlarant Foundation continues its support of the Health Insurance Services and Oral Health Care Program for men and women who are experiencing substance use disorders, homelessness and poverty. The organization partners with the University of Maryland School of Dentistry to provide oral health education, screening, case management, and dental treatment which includes preventive as well …
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