Programs

The Family Recovery Program, Inc. successfully supports the family reunification process by offering specialized programs to meet the recovery and life skill needs of the parents.

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Building at Sage Center

The Family Recovery Program, Inc. purchased the former St. Katharine’s Catholic School at 1209 N. Rose St. in East Baltimore to create housing for families needing support during the reunification process. Episcopal Housing Corporation provided development services during the entire renovation of the 28,000 sq. ft. building. The building has 23 two-and three-bedroom apartments. Additional space on the Terrace level is reserved for classrooms, program areas, administration and community/conference space. Family Recovery Program staff provide 24-hour security and intensive case management to ensure the success of our families. Staff also connects families with additional services as needed including referrals to healthcare, transportation, and job placement.

Sage II at Monarch View

Sage II at Monarch View is a long-term housing initiative for the families that we serve. Renovations are complete and we are excited!

Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Individuals are referred to treatment services which may include:

Individual and group counseling
Relapse prevention
Self-help groups
General health and nutrition education
Parenting skills
Domestic violence education

Standard Family Recovery Program

The FRP serves Baltimore city parents, ages 18 and over. with a child or children who have been removed from their care, for at least one night, for reasons substantially related to substance abuse.

Genesis Program

The mission of the FRP Genesis Track is to reduce a child’s exposure to out-of-home placements when that child is removed for a second time from a parent’s or legal guardian’s care, before the child exceeds the age of 10 due to the parent’s substance use and recent relapse. The FRP Genesis Track provides intensive case management, bi-weekly-to-monthly oversight by the Court, placement in an appropriate substance use disorder treatment program within 24 hours of their referral (if available) and other supportive services including transitional housing and mental health services, over a 6-12 month period.

Horizon Program

Family Matters Program

The Family Recovery Program introduced Family Matters in January 2024. Family Matters is funded by a SAMHSA grant established to further assist Baltimore city parents plagued with substantial issues related to substance use. Family Matters focuses on assisting the entire family, which may sometime be seen as “non-traditional” family members, to develop and lay a solid foundation for a healthy family structure. Family Matters provides case management, wraparound services, referral assistance, family support activities, Peer Support Specialists and transportation assistance, to name a few. Parents can be referred to Family Matters via the Department of Social Services or by completing a Family Matters Self-Referral form.

Call: 410.605.0492