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August 2004
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Job Opportunities
Program Director
Opportunity for an emerging leader to help homeless mothers and their children
achieve self-sufficiency through a nonprofit transitional housing program in
Baltimore County. Primary responsibility for program design and direction, case
management, counseling, collaboration with grant agencies and service providers,
staffing, residence security and maintenance. Supervises staff of 9. At least
5 years human services management experience and residential program experience
highly desirable.
Email resume to
jobs@innterinm.org.
Part-TimeNights or Weekends
Help homeless mothers and their children achieve self-sufficiency through a
residential program in Baltimore County. Maintain safety and security of
building. Oversee residents' program activities and rules compliance. Light
cleaning duties. Night shift sleeps on premises except for emergencies.
Fax experience to 410-602-5036 or email
jobs@innterinm.org.
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At its June meeting, the Board of Directors of INNterim Housing Corporation elected the following new Board members:
| Sonya Goodman, MSN |
Beth El Congregation Social Action Committee |
| Carolyn Goodrich, M.S. |
Retired Program Coordinator of Epoch Counseling Center |
| Melody McEntee |
Director – Government & Community Relations for Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger |
| William Sheldon |
M & T Bank |
| Karen G. Wilner |
Principal at KLNB, Inc. |
We welcome all five, and know that they will be excellent additions to our Board.
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Tutors Work Through Summer with INNterim Children
Our dedicated tutors from the Homeless Education Project through Baltimore County Schools have
made learning an enjoyable and fun-filled experience for our children this summer.
They have been reading the books in our new Children’s Library (beautifully equipped by
members of St. Thomas Church in Garrison Forest) earning points to participate in activities at
which the tutors have planned to end the summer session.
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INNterim Families Enjoy Playtime and Summer Trips
Each summer the Baltimore County Homeless Education project provides recreational activities for
the families in shelters and transitional housing. This year, our residents enjoyed swimming at
Milford Mill Pool, trips to the zoo and to Port Discovery and bowling. We’re grateful to Baltimore
County Schools and Carl Love, the Title One Liaison for continuing this program each summer.
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Rotary Club of Pikesville/Owings Mills and the Eternal Light of Helping Hands
Foundation Hosted Cookouts for INNterim Residents
The Rotary Club of Pikesville/Owings Mills has been hosting cookouts for residents at
INNterim House since it opened. Guests at the evening cookout this year includeda Rotary family
who visited from France. Overhead from one of the residents, “What a good cookout this is!” Needless
to say, all enjoyed the delicious food. Thank you, Rotary!
Sandy Johnson and the Eternal Light of Helping Hands Foundation hosted its second annual
cookout at INNterim Apartments for all INNterim residents.
It was a Saturday filled with fun, as volunteers played games with children, roasted hotdogs
and chicken and gave out gifts each family.
The children especially enjoyed the face painting.
Thanks so much!
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Playground Installed at INNterim Apartments with Grant by Covenant Guild
Happy sounds fill the air as INNterim children play on the swings, climb the fort, slide
down the sliding board, or shoot baskets on the new outdoor basketball court.
All the families enjoy grilling on the new grills and eating at the new picnic tables.
Thank you members of the Covenant Guild!
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