Community-Based Homes
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To accommodate the unique needs of the children within our care, the Board of Child Care operates several community-based homes in Maryland. The homes better allow children to stay integrated within their own communities, while acquiring independent living skills.
Nicodemus Transitional Group Home, in Baltimore County, houses five females, ages 15-20, the Hagerstown Transitional Group Home, in Washington County, houses four males, ages 15 to 19, and the Gateway Transitional Group Home, in Baltimore County, houses four males or females, ages 15 to 20. The homes are part of the Semi-Independent Living Program. To earn entry into the program, residents must demonstrate academic achievement and post-education goals, program success and clinical participation.
 Hagerstown Group Home |
The Colesville Group Home, in Montgomery County, is for sibling boys and girls, ages 7-18. The home is designed to keep siblings together while they are in group care.
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