Carrington House

3914 Vero Rd.

Baltimore, MD 21227

410-522-2232

 

Mailing address:

P.O. Box 24258

Baltimore, MD 21227

 

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Carrington House

 

Carrington House was the first of JHR’s programs, and it is the heart of our mission.  This highly structured, residential substance abuse recovery program offers homeless men the tools and life skills they need to turn their backs on addiction once and for all and rebuild their lives –one day at a time.

 

Carrington House services include individual and group counseling, access to GED classes and vocational training, jobs placement, relapse prevention classes, recovery and life skills workshops. Graduates leave the program with a network of support, employment, and if possible a GED. 

 

At Carrington House, our clients are given the opportunity to develop solutions to legal issues such as child support and unpaid taxes, improve work habits, learn to take responsibility for their decisions and discover how to avoid pitfalls that may lead them back into a lifestyle of addiction.

 

Clients entering Carrington House must be homeless, challenged with substance abuse and transitioning from a drug treatment center detox or 28-day treatment program.  Case managers for prospective clients should contact the Carrington House clinical team to schedule an interview, where we will determine their eligibility for the program.

 

For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Raymond Tyler or Paul Martin at Carrington House.

 

Raymond Tyler:  rtyler@jhrbaltimore.org

Paul Martin:  pmartin@jhrbaltimore.org

Phone:  410-947-7900