was formed in 1989 to provide educational, social and welfare services to persons in need, to encourage and develop civic awareness, consciousness and responsibility, and to promote social welfare in the area of East Baltimore. Its primary focus has been to offer drug treatment, prevent drug trafficking, provide housing to low to moderate income families, usually one income households with two or more children. Collington Square Non Profit provides affordable safe, clean and spacious living in East Baltimore corridor.
CSNPC consists of the following
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The Meade House is named after the former first lady of Israel Baptist Church of Baltimore City whose passion for helping those in need was legendary. The Meade House affords a safe, comfortable, and safe convalescent / rehabilitation homelike atmosphere for homeless women who are terminally ill. The ladies are taught skills to effectively manage the physical and emotional repercussions of terminal illness.
The Wilson House is named after the dynamic Pastor of Israel Baptist Church of Baltimore City. The Collington Square Non Profit was the vehicle used by Pastor Wilson to continue the outreach to the community. The Wilson House houses women who are actively undergoing substance abuse treatment. It is a dormitory environment that can comfortably accommodate 12 women with the ultimate goal of these women reentering society healthy, productive, and more importantly drug free.
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(Formerly Dayspring Village House)
Collington Square Non Profit Partnership with Initiatives Inc is our source for assisting families with on the job training with companies throughout Baltimore City. Computer training also available. State licensed childcare available on site through Lin’s Kids, LLC.
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Executive Board Members
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Shajuania Stovall, President
Jeffrey Cottman, Sr., Executive Director Beverly Mason, Secretary/Treasurer Mildred Moore, Advisory Board Member Stephen Jefferson, Sr., Executive Administrator |