It’s right around the corner. New classmates, old friends, new teachers and maybe even a different school for you. The challenge, for some students, is the anxiety of juggling all these realities at the same time. Here are several ideas to help you make the best of the upcoming days and weeks of the new
Grow Home Baltimore Green Trades Instructor Clayton Williams shares: “Erick D. has distinguished himself at Grow Home Baltimore from the time he became a crew member and it has been my pleasure to be able to work with and mentor him along the way. During his time in the Grow Home Baltimore Workforce Development, Erick
Grow Home Baltimore (growhomebaltimore.org) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting community-led programs that cultivate open spaces, empower resident leaders, and provide youth with accessible opportunities for recreation and first-time employment—all guided by principles of equity and empowerment. Grow Home Baltimore has worked hand-in-hand with Baltimore residents to transform underused public spaces into vibrant
The holiday season is a time for spreading joy, giving back, and celebrating the spirit of togetherness. It is during this time that we witness remarkable acts of generosity and kindness, which inspire us all to make a positive impact in our communities. This year, Foot Locker has exemplified the true essence of the
Grow Home was pleased to be a part of making Brooklyn stronger! Our Baltimore Builders program did all the demo work for this rehab. Read the full article at WBAL.com Go to WBAL.com
This Monday, Grow Home, will launch a first-time jobs and after-school mentorship and vocational training for teens in Brooklyn/Curtis Bay for the second year. Starting Oct. 24th, teens attending Benjamin Franklin High School will be able to learn the basics of Urban Agriculture, Construction, Cooking, Music, WiFi Installation, Car mechanics, and other fields through Grow
