In Our Neighborhood is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women through supportive housing, recovery services, and economic stability.
In Our Neighborhood
Strengthening Communities, One Neighbor at a Time.
In Our Neighborhood is dedicated to transforming women lives through comprehensive human services. From addiction recovery and mental health support to supportive housing, re-entry programs, workforce development and empowering women towards home ownership. We are committed to fostering resilience and independence within our community. Our holistic approach ensures that every woman receives the care, guidance, and opportunities needed to thrive, creating a neighborhood where compassion, empowerment, and hope prevail.
Our Core Values
Community
Building safe, inclusive, and supportive spaces
Empowerment
Equipping women with tools for
success
Support
Holistic programs for long-term stability
Healing
Addressing recovery, re-entry, and wellness
Meet Our Team
Robin Ann Neverdon
Founder & Executive Director
Robin Ann Neverdon, Founder and Executive Director of In Our Neighborhood, is a committed leader in women’s recovery, re-entry, and long-term stability. A graduate of Western High School, Robin currently serves as a Baltimore City Women’s Commissioner and holds nine citations and recognitions, including a Governor’s Citation for her extensive community work across Baltimore City. She founded In Our Neighborhood to expand access to transitional housing, mental health support, and economic opportunities for women in need. Robin also serves on two community boards that focus on recovery, homelessness, and life transformation. Her work continues to reflect a deep commitment to advocacy, equity, and service.
Rodney Carr
Board Chairman
Rodney Carr, Founder and Executive Director of the iCARRe Foundation and Co-owner
of Minuteman Press (Columbia MD), is a 1990 graduate of the Baltimore City College
High School, a public magnet high school, nicknamed, “The Castle on the Hill”, nestled
in the heart of East Baltimore City. Shortly after graduating, Mr. Carr entered the United States Army in November of 1990. During his time with the United States Army, he served as a Specialist E-4, and also served in the Gulf War. He is now a Service Connected Disabled Veteran and was honorably discharged in 1993. He started work in the telecommunications industry which lasted for about 25 years. And has served as a AAU baseball and basketball coach for more than 10 years.
Patricia Mackall
Addiction, Counselor, & Recovery Advocate
With a deep rooted passion for helping individuals overcome substance use disorders, Patricia Mackall is a dedicated addiction counselor committed to guiding people towards lasting recovery and a fulfilling life beyond addiction. With years of experience to provide compassionate, client centered support. Patricia understands the complex emotional, psychological, and social challenges that come with addiction. She works closely with individuals to develop personalized treatment, plans, build healthy coping strategies, and connect them with essential community resources. Her mission is not only to help clients’ break free from addiction, but to empower with them to reintegrate into society with confidence and purpose.
The Story
Of Robin Ann
Robin Ann Neverdon founded In Our Neighborhood to create a safe and supportive space for women rebuilding their lives. Drawing from her experience in recovery and re-entry support, she understands the challenges women face when seeking stability. Her work is rooted in compassion, resilience, and empowerment, ensuring that every woman has access to the resources, housing, and opportunities needed to heal, grow, and thrive.
“Every woman deserves a chance to heal, rebuild, and thrive—when we invest in their strength, we transform entire communities”
Our Services
We provide supportive housing, recovery services, and economic empowerment programs to help women rebuild their lives with stability, dignity, and independence.
Supportive Housing & Re-Entry
Safe transitional housing
Case management & life skills training
Legal aid and employment support
Community reintegration assistance
Mental Health & Recovery Support
Counseling and therapy referrals
Peer mentorship and support groups
Crisis intervention & emotional wellness
Substance use recovery assistance
Workforce & Economic
Job readiness and career coaching
Resume building and interview prep
Financial literacy & budgeting
Pathways to homeownership and stability
Our Services
We provide supportive housing, recovery services, and economic empowerment programs to help women rebuild their lives with stability, dignity, and independence.
Supportive Housing & Re-Entry
We provide safe, stable housing for women transitioning from addiction recovery, incarceration, or homelessness. Our re-entry support includes case management, life skills training, and access to employment and legal assistance to help women regain independence and reintegrate into their communities.
Mental Health & Recovery Support
Healing starts with mental wellness and emotional support. We offer counseling referrals, peer mentorship, crisis intervention, and recovery programs designed to help women build resilience, overcome trauma, and maintain long-term stability.
Workforce & Economic Empowerment
We equip women with the tools needed for financial independence and career success. Through job readiness coaching, resume building, financial literacy workshops, and homeownership pathways, we help women create long-term stability for themselves and their families.
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