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Workforce Development
Virtual CCAR RecoveryCoach Academy©
Become a Peer Recovery Coach!
Join Catholic Charities of Baltimore for our Virtual CCAR RecoveryCoach Academy© training.
If you have ever wanted to work in the recovery field, this could be the path for you. Use your personal experience in addiction and recovery to gain a professional job helping others!
This five-day MABPCB approved training prepares you for a meaningful career as a Peer Recovery Specialist.
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Mar 18 2024 thru Mar 22 2024
5-9pm
Take home work is included.
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Contact Adam Trionfo, CPRS, RPS at [email protected] or 410-892-3264.
Workforce Development Hybrid Monday, May 20
CCAR Recovery Coach Academy© Training
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Train to be a guide, mentor, and support for others who want long-term recovery from alcohol or drug addiction.
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WYPR Sunday, May 18
Safe Streets says its seeing success. Can the anti-violence effort survive funding cuts?
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The anti-violence initiative Safe Streets operates 10 sites around the city, where workers help resolve conflicts and find non-violent resolutions. Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says anti-violence initiatives like Safe Streets helped Baltimore reach historic lows in the number of homicides committed in our city over the last three years.
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The Catholic Review Sunday, May 18
William McCarthy lauded with evening of accolades as he prepares to retire as Catholic Charities director
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A couple weeks after the death of Pope Franics, a former coworker of William J. McCarthy Jr. compared the retiring executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore to the late pontiff. Asked what made working with McCarthy so good, Mary Anne O’Donnell, retired chief administrative officer of the agency, said, “It was his compassion, similar to Francis. It was about the people.”
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CBS News Sunday, May 18
Safe Streets coverage: Baltimore credits reduction in violence with program that hires people with criminal records
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For years, Baltimore was a poster child for big-city crime. Now, it's becoming the model for a turnaround. Nicole Valdes reports on a city-run program that is tapping into the expertise of people who used to perpetrate it.
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