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Investing in West Baltimore Families
Senator Antonio Hayes, Delegate Melissa Wells and community organizer Tiffany Welch present a $250,000 check to build a new KABOOM playground at the William S. Baer School, at the Greater Mondawmin Coordinating Council’s 50th Anniversary Gala.

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Press Releases

Village at Mondawmin

Faculty Physicians to Establish New Community "Health Village" at Mondawmin Mall

By Deborah Kotz
July 09, 2024

New Leased Space Will Include Adult and Pediatric Primary Care, Mental Health Services, Prenatal Care, and Nutrition Counseling

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians has entered into an agreement to lease 17,000 square feet of space at The Village at Mondawmin...

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In the News

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CareFirst opens new 20,000-square-foot office at The Village at Mondawmin

By ALEXA DIKOS | FOX45 News
Updated

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (CareFirst) has officially opened its approximately 20,000-square-foot West Baltimore workspace at The Village at Mondawmin.

Read more at FOX 45 NEWS
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New 'health village' coming to Mondawmin Mall

By Ashley McDowell
Posted 3:35 PM, Jul 09, 2024 and last updated 11:20 AM, Jul 10, 2024

BALTIMORE — Construction is in full swing in West Baltimore to build The Village at Mondawmin. A development that will provide healthcare and job opportunities.

Watch the segment at WMAR
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Health center for older adults will open in redeveloped Target at Baltimore's Mondawmin Mall

By Lorraine Mirabella
A health center servicing older patients in West Baltimore will open next year at the former Target at Mondawmin Mall, part of a vision to redevelop the shuttered store into a community hub designed to spur neighborhood revitalization.

Read more at the Baltimore Sun