Recovery in Community
Project Description
In partnership with Recovery In Community (RIC), EHC converted a
vacant row house and adjacent Laundromat into an eight-bedroom
transitional housing facility that will provide housing for women who are currently receiving substance abuse recovery services from RIC.
Additionally, the former Laundromat has been converted into a doctors
office for RIC clients as well as much-needed program meeting space. EHC coordinated the entire development process including building the
development team and securing capital funds.
RIC is a community-based program dedicated to reducing drug-related crime and substance abuse in the southwest communities of Baltimore City through the provision of alcohol abuse and drug addiction counseling services.
Owner
Recovery In Community
Architect
RM Sovich Architecture
Contractor
The Michael Group
Funding Sources
State of Maryland Shelter and Transitional Housing Grant Program, State of Maryland FAF grant, Maryland Affordable Housing Trust, The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, The Abell Foundation, The France Merrick Foundations, The Meyerhoff Foundation