Helping Up Mission Of Baltimore City, Inc.
Helping Up Mission Of Baltimore City, Inc.
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About this organization
Mission
Helping Up Mission provides hope to the poor and homeless. We do this through programs designed to meet their individual physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.
About
HELPING UP MISSION, INC. IS A FAITH-BASED, NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF HOPE BY OFFERING PERMANENT SOLUTIONS TO HOMELESSNESS, ADDICTION, AND MENTAL ILLNESS. HELPING UP MISSION PROVIDES HOPE AND HEALING TO PEOPLE EXPERIENCING POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS, AND ADDICTION. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR INDIVIDUAL PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS. COMPASSIONATE AND COMPREHENSIVE CARE IS GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS IN NEED, WITHOUT CONSIDERATION OF RACE, RELIGION, OR SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS. THE CAMPUS INCLUDES A BEAUTIFUL STATE-OF-THE-ART CHAPEL, A LARGE COMMERCIAL KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM, CLASSROOMS FOR ALL PROGRAMS, GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL CLINICAL COUNSELING ROOMS, AN INNOVATIVE LEARNING CENTER THAT INCLUDES CLASSROOMS AND COMPUTER LABS, MEDICAL EXAM ROOMS FOR ON-SITE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND JOB TRAINING AREAS, A LIBRARY WITH COMPUTER CARRELS, A RECREATIONAL AREA WHICH INCLUDES A GYM AND THEATER ROOM, A BARBER SHOP, AN ARTS AND CRAFTS CENTER, A LAUNDRY FACILITY, A ROOFTOP OBSERVATION DECK, MULTI-PURPOSE ROOMS, OFFICES AND CONFERENCE ROOMS. HELPING UP MISSION IS PREDOMINANTLY SUPPORTED BY THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUALS, CHURCHES, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS, AND FOUNDATIONS. EMERGENCY OVERNIGHT GUEST SERVICES (EOGS) IS THE HISTORICAL BEDROCK PROGRAM OF HELPING UP MISSION, INC., AND HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE SINCE 1885. HOMELESS MEN CHECK IN NIGHTLY AND ARE PROVIDED WITH ACCESS TO PRIVATE SHOWERS, NEW CLOTHING, HOT MEALS FOR DINNER AND BREAKFAST, AND A MESSAGE OF HOPE THAT "REAL AND PERMANENT" CHANGE IS POSSIBLE IF THEY DESIRE TO MAKE A CHANGE IN THEIR LIVES. THE OVERNIGHT GUESTS ARE SERVED BY AND INTERACT WITH THE CLIENTS IN OUR 12-MONTH SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM, ALLOWING THE OVERNIGHT GUESTS TO SEE POSITIVE CHANGES IN THE LIVES OF MEN FORMERLY SHARING SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES. OVERNIGHT GUESTS OFTEN CHOOSE TO JOIN THE YEAR-LONG SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM. THE CORNERSTONE OF HELPING UP MISSION, INC. IS THE SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM (SRP), PROVIDING HELP, HOPE, ANSWERS, AND EMPOWERMENT TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM ADDICTION, HOMELESSNESS AND MENTAL ILLNESS. THE SRP IS A MULTIFACETED, HOLISTIC, INTEGRATED, 12-MONTH, RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROMOTE LONG-TERM RECOVERY FOR HOMELESS MEN WITH SEVERE DRUG AND/OR ALCOHOL RELATED SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES. PARTICIPANTS LIVE IN A 12-STEP THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY, FOSTERING A RESTORATIVE CULTURE OF WELLNESS AND HEALING. THE SRP FOCUSES ON FOUR KEY AREAS TO SUPPORT A MATURE, PRODUCTIVE LIFE: PHYSICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, SPIRITUAL AND SOCIAL. AS A NON-PROFIT PROGRAM, THE SRP IS NOT FUNDED BY THE STATE OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BUT RATHER, DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON THE GENEROSITY OF PEOPLE WILLING TO GIVE HOMELESS AND ADDICTED MEN A CHANCE AT RECOVERY AND RESTORED LIVES.OUR GRADUATE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM (GTHP), ALSO CALLED THE HOUSE OF FREEDOM, IS THE FINAL STAGE OF THE TRANSFORMATIVE PROCESS. IN THIS PROGRAM, FORMERLY HOMELESS MEN LIVE IN LONG-TERM (UP TO 24 MONTHS) HOUSING THAT PREPARES THEM TO RE-ENTER THE COMMUNITY. THE "HEART" OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE BALTIMORE'S RECOVERING HOMELESS MEN WITH A SAFE, ENCOURAGING, MUTUALLY SUPPORTIVE AND SPIRITUALLY NURTURING ENVIRONMENT. BY LIVING WITHIN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY, MEN ARE BETTER EQUIPPED TO REGAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE - AND KEEP IT. HERE, EACH MAN IS KNOWN BY HIS "NEIGHBORS, AND HELD ACCOUNTABLE TO THE STANDARD OF LIVING ESTABLISHED IN THE SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM.OUR WORK IS EVIDENCE-BASED, OUTCOMES-DRIVEN, AND ROOTED IN RESEARCH. OUTCOMES ARE ACCOMPLISHED BY PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE ARRAY OF RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THROUGH AN EXTENSIVE INTEGRATED NETWORK OF STRATEGIC COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. THE 125,000 SQUARE FOOT CAMPUS ENCOMPASSES 525 BEDS IN ELEVEN DISTINCTIVE PROGRAMS AT HUM, WHICH INCLUDE:- EMERGENCY OVERNIGHT GUEST SERVICES FOR MEN PROGRAM (50 BEDS)- SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM FOR MEN(271)- GRADUATE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM (50 BEDS)- INTERN LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM (30 BEDS)- LONG-TERM SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM (16 BEDS)- GRADUATE RELAPSE REORIENTATION PROGRAM (10 BEDS)- VETERANS ADMINISTRATION OUTPATIENT RECOVERY PROGRAM (25 BEDS)- VETERANS ADMINISTRATION "SAFE HAVEN" FOR CHALLENGED INDIVIDUALS PROGRAM (5 BEDS)- JOHNS HOPKINS INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT RECOVERY PROGRAM (48 BEDS)- JOHNS HOPKINS BAYVIEW "NEXT STEP" EMERGENCY ROOM TRANSITIONAL PROGRAM (20 BEDS)- BALTIMORE CITY DAY SHELTER FOR WOMEN TRANSPORTATION HUB (60 WOMEN)- JOHNS HOPKINS 911 FOR WOMEN (20 BEDS)APPROXIMATELY 60 PERCENT OF THE HUM STAFF IS COMPRISED OF PROGRAM GRADUATES. FIFTEEN BEDS ARE ALLOCATED TO SELECT MEMBERS OF THAT STAFF, WHO LIVE ON SITE. THIS HELPS TO STRENGTHEN THE SAFE, ENCOURAGING, AND THERAPEUTIC ENVIRONMENT FOR THE RESIDENTIAL CLIENTS. HELPING UP MISSION PARTNERS WITH A LARGE NETWORK OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO DELIVER A HOLISTIC RANGE OF SERVICES WHICH INCLUDE:- SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PASTORAL COUNSELING- CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING- CLINICAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING- 12-STEP SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECOVERY PROGRAMS - SOMATIC PRIMARY HEALTHCARE- DENTAL CARE- EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT (GED/EDP)- VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND CERTIFICATIONS- HIV AWARENESS AND SCREENING- LEGAL AID- FINANCIAL LITERACY- COMPUTER LITERACY- MENTORING- WORK THERAPY- ART & MUSIC THERAPY- EXERCISE AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES- LEGAL EXPUNGEMENT CLINICSHELPING UP MISSION, INC. PARTNERS INCLUDE (BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO):- GREATER BALTIMORE MEDICAL CENTER- JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY- JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL AND HEALTH SYSTEMS- JOHNS HOPKINS BAYVIEW MEDICAL CENTER- JOHNS HOPKINS BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL CENTER- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY- TOWSON UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF NURSING - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS- MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH - MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT- BALTIMORE CITY MAYOR'S OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT- BALTIMORE CITY MAYOR'S OFFICE OF HUMAN SERVICES- THE ABELL FOUNDATION- THE SKIP VIRAGH FOUNDATION- THE HARRY AND JEANETTE WEINBERG FOUNDATION, INC.- FRANCE-MERRICK FOUNDATION- HEALTHCARE FOR THE HOMELESS- HEALTH ALLIANCE ASSOCIATES- BACK ON MY FEET- KAMEEN EYE ASSOCIATES- BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS - BALTIMORE- BALTIMORE COUNTY OFFICE OF CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT- HOMELESS PERSONS REPRESENTATION PROJECT- HEALTHCARE ACCESS MARYLAND- ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS- BRADLEY, ARANT, BOULT, CUMMINGS, LLC- ROSENBERG MARTIN GREENBERG- BALTIMORE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION- BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES- BB&T BANK- BANK OF AMERICA- MARYLAND SOCIETY FOR SIGHT- DAVIDOVSKI EYE ASSOCIATES- BRANDENBURG EYE ASSOCIATES- DIAKON KATHRYN'S KLOSET- FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK- DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICESWE SERVE A DIVERSE GROUP OF CLIENTELE WHOSE AVERAGE DEMOGRAPHICS ARE:- 38 YEARS OF AGE - STARTED USING DRUGS OR ALCOHOL AT AGE 15- 23 YEARS OF ADDICTION - 85% HAVE EXPERIENCED INCARCERATION, AVERAGING 30 MONTHS OF JAIL TIME SERVED- 42% COME FROM BALTIMORE CITY- 57% HAVE CHILDREN- 30% DO NOT HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA- 20% HAVE EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE GROWING UP- DIVERSE RACIAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDSOVER THE COURSE OF THE PAST FISCAL YEAR, 2019, HELPING UP MISSION PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING TO OUR CLIENTS:- 2,486 MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN SERVED- 131 SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM GRADUATES- 11 GRADUATE SPIRITUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM GRADUATES- 250 MEN AND WOMEN SERVED IN NEXT STEP PROGRAM- 164,251 BED-NIGHTS OF SHELTER PROVIDED- 383,250+ FULL MEALS SERVED- 240,000+ ITEMS OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTED- 2,484+ SUBSTANCE ABUSE INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING SESSIONS- 5,845+ MENTAL HEALTH INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING SESSIONS - 4,286 MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS- 469 DENTAL APPOINTMENTS- 383 LEGAL APPOINTMENTS- 7,094 EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT APPOINTMENTS (E.G. CLASS, TUTORING, ETC.)- 55 MEN BEGAN STUDYING FOR THEIR MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA- 10 MEN EARNED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA- 4 MEN PARTICIPATED IN ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (A.K.A. "LITERACY ACTIVITIES")- 19 MEN PASSED BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY CLASS- 42 MEN ATTENDED RESUME CLASSES- 161 MEN GAINED EMPLOYMENT - TOTAL AVERAGE PLACEMENT WAGE $14.90 - TOTAL 51% OF JOBS SECURED WITH BENEFITS- 82 MEN ENROLLED IN COLLEGE AND/OR TECHNICAL SKILLS TRAINING- 311 "BARRIER TO EMPLOYMENT" SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS (EX. BACKGROUND CHECK, CHILD SUPPORT, CRIMINAL EXPUNGEMENTS, MVA RECORD EXPUNGEMENTS, AND TAX)- 185 MEN PARTICIPATED IN 1-ON-1 FINANCIAL COUNSELING SERVICES- 152 CHILDREN SPONSORED FOR ONE-WEEK RESIDENTIAL CAMP AT CAMP WABANNA
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
In the filing, the mission of the non-profit is noted as “Helping up mission provides hope to the poor and homeless through programs designed to meet their individual physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.”.
When referring to its responsibilities, they were outlined as: “Helping up mission provides a variety of services to the homeless”.
- The state in which the non-profit is legally registered to operate is MD, as per legal records.
- The filing documents the non-profit's address in 2020 as 1029 E BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD, 21202.
- According to the non-profit's form, they have 165 employees on their payroll as of 2020.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue is greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue less expenses is $28,945,754.
- The organization has 13 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 1885.
- The organization pays $4,072,485 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $1,944,848 in fundraising expenses.