“Dayspring remains committed to the concept of transitional housing for 18 families as they adjust to community living while participating in Dayspring’s residential treatment program. Intensive services provided by trauma informed staff provide a safe and supportive environment for the family as they engage in groups and activities for
the entire family. Sixty families participate in our permanent supportive housing program with services including
rental assistance in the east Baltimore area. The Housing Program Director, Case Managers, Housing Coordinator,
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Counselors, Children’s Program Director and a Nurse, assist families to create
safe and healthy homes by providing life skills, resources and home visitation. Families are referred to community
resources for various services in addition to parenting, job readiness, life skills and trauma informed workshops provided by Dayspring.”
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