The Maryland Recovery Organization Connecting Communities (M-ROCC)|The Maryland Recovery Organization Connecting Communities (M-ROCC)|The Maryland Recovery Organization Connecting Communities (M-ROCC)

Over the past 27 years Mr. Hardy has served in management positions with a host of human service organizations. Carlos spent 8 years running a supportive housing Mr. Hardyโ€™s professional career includes time spent managing a large supportive housing program, and another 5 years working as a drug treatment organizer, focusing on N.I.M.B.Y (Not in Myย Back Yard) issues. After a two-year stint servingย  as Executive Director with the Maryland Chapter of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD-MD), Mr. Hardy spent 2009 โ€“ 2012 serving as Director of Outreach and Community Engagement with Baltimore Cityโ€™s local treatment authority, the former Baltimore Substance Abuse Systems Incorporated (BSAS).ย ย 

In 2012ย Mr. Hardyย stepped out on faithย and founded his own recovery-led and recovery drivenย Recovery Community Organization (RCO), The Maryland Recovery Organization Connecting Communities (M-ROCC).ย  Shortly after,ย M-ROCCย received aย three-year grant award fromย theย Maryland Behavioral Health Administrationย (BHA)ย to organizeย recovery house providers as a membership association, while designing andย implementingย a certificationย and inspectionย process for recovery housingย in Maryland.ย By the conclusion of the BHA contract M-ROCC had certified over 90 supportive housing programs, representing a collectiveย bedย capacity of over 1000ย recoveryย beds.ย Currently Mr. Hardy serves as Program Director at the Deeโ€™s Place โ€“ Wellness and Recovery Center. Carlos has been in long-term recovery since September 1993, and is the uber-proud dad of an awesome 14-year-old,ย Antonio.ย ย 

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