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National Recovery Month
September is observed as National Recovery Month. It is a chance to educate the public on the issues in our own backyard and how we may overcome these challenges such as mental health and substance use treatment. Each year a different theme is selected as the focus of National Recovery Month. This year the theme…
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10 Ways YOU Can Help Homeless Veterans
The term veteran is something near and dear to everyone’s hearts. Our veterans gave their service to make sure we can live free. Most people do not think about the difficulties a veteran can face after their service trying to integrate back into society. Some turn to drugs, alcohol, and close off from their loved…
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Residents Desire to Give Back
The Baltimore Station’s volunteers have more of an impact than just providing and serving the men food. They give their time, their kind words, and serve without expecting something in return. The men are learning by that example and have taken an interest in serving others experiencing homelessness. When they were on the streets, they…
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In Honor Of Our Veterans T-Shirts
Contact Kristyn to order a shirt at: kristynharshbarger@gmail.com
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National Fishing Day!
In honor of National Fishing Day today, June 18th, we would like to talk about one of our alternative therapeutic activities – Piscatorial Therapy. Also known as fishing therapy, it has documented results proving that fishing quiets the mind and calms the nerves. When looking at a veteran returned from war, most people only think…
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The Baltimore Station Appoints New Board Leadership and Elects Three New Members to Board of Directors
The Baltimore Station, an organization that supports individuals, primarily veterans, dealing with homelessness and substance use disorder by providing residential and community-based therapy programs, announced today that Adam Skolnik, executive director of the Maryland Multi-Housing Association is the new president of its board of directors and Danielle Gofstein is the board’s new vice president. Joey…
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Volunteers return to the Baltimore Station
It’s an exciting evening for veterans and volunteers at The Baltimore Station. They tell WMAR it’s more than just a dinner and breaking bread. It’s about the fellowship that’s been missing here for quite some time.
