Awards & Publications
"Main Street Housing has excelled because it bases its policies on tenants’ rights rather than programmatic compliance, and an unwavering belief that a stable living environment is the single most important foundation from which to build a successful, healthy, and full life in the community."
National Council for Behavioral Health, 2013 Reintegration Award: Housing (emphasis added)
We are so proud of the positive impact the “Main Street Model” of housing development has had for individuals, families and communities across Maryland. Our success is due in large part to the dedication and commitment of our tenants, who set a shining example to the mental health community and the community at large of the real recovery that persons with mental health issues achieve. Similarly, we could not develop quality, affordable, independent housing without the robust support of a wide variety of community organizations and state administrations, for which we are truly thankful.
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2012
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Commitment to Excellence Award for Special Needs Housing
Governor's Housing Conference Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Business Leadership Award
Howard County Commission on Disability Issues Governor's Citation for Executive Director Kenneth Wireman's work with the MD Commission on Disabilities |
MSH Staff with DHCD Secretary Raymond Skinner
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2009
Award of Recognition
Archway Station, Inc.
2008
"Exceptional Partner in Creation of Affordable Housing" Award
Maryland Affordable Housing Trust
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Caliber Award in the Area of Empowering Consumers
Mid-Shore Mental Health Systems, Inc.
Award of Recognition
Archway Station, Inc.
2008
"Exceptional Partner in Creation of Affordable Housing" Award
Maryland Affordable Housing Trust
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development
Caliber Award in the Area of Empowering Consumers
Mid-Shore Mental Health Systems, Inc.
Program Spotlight: Housing program helps consumers integrate into communities
Mental Health Weekly
Mental Health Weekly
2007
Preventing Homelessness: A Consumer Perspective by Ken Wireman
The Journal of Primary Prevention (Volume 28, Numbers 3-4)
Preventing Homelessness: A Consumer Perspective by Ken Wireman
The Journal of Primary Prevention (Volume 28, Numbers 3-4)