The Baltimore Station turns lives around. We are an innovative therapeutic residential program supporting homeless veterans who are overcoming obstacles to regain self-sufficiency. We offer programming based on a trauma informed, strength-based and client-centered approach that combines a strong recovery model with an environment that promotes socially responsible behavior.
For over 35 years, The Baltimore Station has served homeless male veterans from anywhere in the country ... Läs mer
The Baltimore Station turns lives around. We are an innovative therapeutic residential program supporting homeless veterans who are overcoming obstacles to regain self-sufficiency. We offer programming based on a trauma informed, strength-based and client-centered approach that combines a strong recovery model with an environment that promotes socially responsible behavior.
For over 35 years, The Baltimore Station has served homeless male veterans from anywhere in the country suffering from chronic addiction and mental health challenges . Nationally accredited through the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), services are provided within a residential, therapeutic community. Residents are able to participate in individual counseling, group therapy, employment and workforce development training and referrals to outside resources designed to assist the resident in turning their life around.
The program’s goals are to provide a safe and secure environment where veterans with a history of homelessness can:
· Reclaim and restore sense of self-worth
· Assume personal responsibility for their past and future
· Develop an individualized treatment plan leading to self-sufficiency
· Navigate available resources to successfully implement their plan
· Obtain employment to earn a livable wage and transition to permanent housing
Men can stay with us for up to two years and are not charged for any programs or services. While in our care, we want them to focus 100% on their recovery. Men graduate from The Baltimore Station with permanent housing, sustainable income and the tools they need to lead a substance free life.
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