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To be a resource to our communities, BTNF’s modified camp offering is only for 20 prospective campers residing in Baltimore City whose parents or legal guardians have either been unemployed, furloughed, or experienced a 50% reduction in work hours as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

For more information, please visit:

https://www.beyondthenatural.org/summer-camp

April 2020 Announcements

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Have a legal problem and don’t know where to begin? These videos may help. Each video includes transcripts in English and Spanish, a tip sheet, and links to resources, forms, and court services. Watch this 30-second preview to see how the Self-Help Video Library works.

March 2020 Announcements

Volunteers seek protective equipment for city’s frontline medical care providers

The volunteer efforts are inspiring, but also appalling, says Del. Brooke Lierman. “The federal government is really letting us down.”

When Maryland’s schools and universities closed in response to the coronavirus crisis, a group of students banded together to support healthcare workers.

They began by providing childcare.

Now they’re seeking donations of  personal protective equipment needed by frontline medical professionals.

As confirmed cases of the COVID-19 rise, many expect nationwide shortages until the supply chain can increase production enough to meet demand.

“We’ve all seen the really outrageous instances where doctors and nurses are having to wear bandanas. Or they’re having to put plastic bags over their faces,” said organizer Julius Ho, a resident physician at Johns Hopkins in internal medicine.

Masks, gloves, face shields, disinfecting wipes and other protective equipment can be donated tomorrow (Thursday) through Sunday – from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. – at these locations in west, central, north and east Baltimore:

• Stillmeadow Community Fellowship, 5110 Frederick Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21229

• Memorial Episcopal Church, 1407 Bolton Street, Baltimore, MD 21217

• Church of the Redeemer, 10 E. Melrose Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210

• Sacred Heart of Jesus Church: 600 S. Conkling Street, Baltimore, MD 21224

The equipment will go to local clinics who serve at-risk, low-income residents, Ho said.

In remarks to the media today, Governor Larry Hogan underlined the need.

“There’s no question there’s still shortages of all those things,” Hogan said. “We’ve been attempting to buy all those things everywhere across the globe.”



*this article originally appeared in the The Brew.

Fwd: Urgent Call to Contact Congress to Act Now!

As of this morning Congress is deadlocked on the Covid-19 Stimulus. 

Let's ACT NOW to make sure help gets to the families and communities who need it the most. Let's make sure this is not just a giveaway that only benefits the CEO's of multinational corporations. 

3 ways to ACT NOW 

1. Call your member of congress

Tell them "People most at risk should be the direct and primary beneficiaries of federal intervention, not multinational corporations."   

Here’s how to Contact Your Congressional Representative.  

2. Convince 3 people you know to call! 

3. Post this NOW on social media and asking people to CALL and SHARE!

Use #CommunitiesFirst #IAF #ReliefBill #Stimulusplan #CalltoAction #COVID19

Look to @metroiaf for updates. 

Go to Metro IAF on Facebook and share the call to actions there and to get updates

January 2020 Announcements

Do you know anyone between the ages of 18-21 who recently graduated from a Baltimore City High School that seeks a career opportunity in healthcare?  If so, CCBC is launching a CNA/GNA/Patient Care Technician training that will begin really soon! This opportunity is at no cost to participants!!! 

Information sessions will be held just after the first of the year at

CCBC Randallstown , 3637 Offutt Road, Randallstown, MD 21133 on:

Monday, January 6th @ 1pm

Wednesday, January 8th @ 1pm

Friday, January 10th @ 1pm

Interested participants only need to attend one information session and must be prepared to stay until at least 4pm. 

This is a great career training opportunity that includes 2 certifications that are highly recognized in our healthcare community.  Please view the flyer and forward/share with people you know.  Contact information is listed on the flyer but inquiries can be phoned in @ 443-840-2796, emailed to jcarter13@ccbcmd.edu, or texted to 443-537-3608.

Thanks for sharing and happy holidays! 

Joy Carter | Coordinator, Student Personnel Worker|

Community College of Baltimore County

Office address: C.BESS 100D | Mobile: 443.537.3608  

Office Phone: 443.840.2796 | Email address: jcarter13@ccbcmd.edu

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