The Green House Project welcomes two new team members! We are so pleased to welcome Peer Network Director, Dan Klein, and Project Associate, Heather Marshall to our team! Dan is joining the project from the New Hampshire Health Care Association, where he served as Assistant Executive Director. In this role, Dan was instrumental in areas […]
Continue Reading We’ve all had difficult conversations in the past and we all know how much stress and anxiety they can cause. Such conversations often lead to arguing, hurt feelings and sometimes even physical violence. They may strain and ruin the most long-standing relationships. In the Green House home, relationships matter. They are the heart of the […]
Continue ReadingSt. Martin’s in the Pines is featured as an exemplary employer in a series of case studies by PHI. In this series that that highlights “quality care through quality jobs,” St. Martin’s tells their story of culture change, and the impact on their community: Through its journey toward this new vision, St. Martin’s has succeeded in enhancing […]
Continue ReadingThe Green House Annual Meeting (September 7-9 in Birmingham, Alabama) is an opportune time for adopters to share wisdom, successful practices and stories that occur in your homes around the country. As shahbaz, Sarah Hoffman, expressed, “I am so inspired when other colleagues share their, ‘a-ha!’ moments with me, and I hope I can do the same in return.”
Continue ReadingFrom The Green House Project Blog: Food is pleasure. Preparing it, smelling it and eating it, regardless of our dining rituals, food brings meaning to our lives and defines a part of our individuality. The Green House Model protects this philosophy through teaching the importance of simple pleasures and knowing relationships for creating meaning and […]
Continue ReadingIf you’re in the Baltimore NPR listening area, tune into 88.1 WYPR at about 920 a.m. today to catch an interview with Dr. Bill Thomas discussing the building of Maryland’s first Green House Project residences. GEDCO, a coalition of community and faith-based organizations, broke ground Jan. 7 on their Green House Project at Stadium Place […]
Continue ReadingPosted without comment (nuff said): AARP Bulletin | January 10, 2011 By Sally Abrahms Jan Cassidy Wood and her siblings knew that if their older brother Jack Cassidy ever needed long-term nursing care, it would fall to them to find it. He was unmarried and lived alone, and since childhood has had serious health issues. […]
Continue ReadingI shot a few videos Friday while attending the groundbreaking for Maryland’s first Green House Project residence at Stadium Place in Baltimore. Assembled for the ceremonial first shovel and cornerstone laying was an impressive array of Baltimore City elected officials, business and philanthropic leaders, including Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake, City Council President Jack Young and […]
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