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The Compass mission is to provide support services and build skills
necessary to allow mothers to remain with their children in a safe place
while living in sustained recovery. The Compass staff endeavors to
link chemically addicted mothers with services they need to receive treatment
and achieve recovery.
The Compass program provides an environment that allows mothers to remain with their children. These mothers are offered access to a variety of treatment, educational / vocational services to support their recovery. Admission Mothers entering the program will be screened prior to admission and
must have a diagnosis od substance abuse and have evidence of demonstrated
abstinence. Those mothers with a psychiatric disorder will be considered
for admission if they are stable. Each participant must be enrolled
in, or eligible for Temporary cash Assistance through the Maryland Department
of Social Services. Each mother must be able to take care of her
own personal needs, as well as the needs of her children. Family
size is limited to two children under the age of ten.
Compass Services The Compass program will provide mothers with an assortment of direct
treatment and referral services. The direct services that will be
provided on site include:
Mothers are required to ensure their children are either in the appropriate day care setting or participating in a variety of structured, constructive activities throughout the day. Also, all children will be enrolled in school, and will participate in school based activities when they are of the appropriate age. Qualified Staff Compass provides qualified, caring staff who understand the needs of
addicted individuals and support them in their recovery.
24 Hour Hotline (301) 863-6661 |