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  • Station Stories: Kelly Kalatucka – Quality Initiatives Coordinator

    What’s your favorite part of working at The Baltimore Station? The community. Sometimes I feel like I have 140 uncles. What is it you do at The Station? I think I take the pulse of The Station’s services – getting feedback from residents and staff to set standards and figure out what’s working and what…

  • Station Stories Chili Edition: Christie Walsh-Myers – SSC Event Chair & Current Board Member

    Why do you support The Baltimore Station? As a city resident, it’s important for me to give back in my own community and there’s no better place than The Baltimore Station. TBS focuses on Veterans and a runs a program with unrivaled efficacy, but with a small and accessible feel from a volunteer / Board…

  • Station Stories Chili Edition: Finny Dorsch – KA Chapter at Washington College

    Why do you support The Baltimore Station and how did you find out about the organization? One of our brothers found out about more about the organization by doing research on it during a class that he took studying non-profits and how they function differently from normal, for-profit corporations. More was learned when he discovered…

  • On Time Feature | October 22nd, 2017

  • Anonymous Former Resident Story

  • Annual Appeal 2017

    Dear Friends: Imagine for a moment that you are a man born and raised in Baltimore. Imagine you are Joseph. Growing up, you were able to live under the radar. You were never pushed to graduate high school. Your priority was providing for your family, not going to college. But you’re smart, and you are…

  • The Forest of Hope

    Last month, some of our residents participated in an incredible event as part of their recovery journey. Teaming up with the Nikki Perlow Foundation, residents of The Baltimore Station ventured to Oregon Ridge Park in Baltimore County to help create the first-ever Forest of Hope! The Forest of Hope is an outdoor art installation that…

  • Our Residents visit Camp Puh’tok

    One of our residents’ favorite activities is getting out of The Station and visiting Camp Puh’tok. It was a joy to see them this past week enjoy camping and the great outdoors! We encouraged our residents to step out of their comfort zones and take part in new and challenging activities. Some of these activities…

  • The Baltimore Station Earns Three-Year CARF Accreditation

    CARF International announced that The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting veterans and others transitioning from homelessness and addiction to self-sufficiency, has been accredited for a period of three years for both its residential program and its intensive outpatient program. This is the first accreditation that the international accrediting body, CARF (Commission on Accreditation…

  • The Baltimore Blast hold “Soccer Therapy” at The Baltimore Station | Fox 45