Helping Hands PRP Inc

02/12/2026

What a time we had today at the Baltimore Magazine Women Who Move Maryland 2026 event.

To be recognized in a room filled with visionary, trailblazing, and purpose-driven women is not just an honor — it is a responsibility. Miss Gia Winfield, CEO of Helping Hands PRP Inc., stood among leaders who are shaping policy, business, healthcare, media, and community impact across Maryland. This moment represents strategy, alignment, and elevation.

Being named one of the women who move Maryland in 2026 is more than a title. It is a statement that mental health advocacy in Baltimore City matters. It is proof that the work being done at Helping Hands PRP Inc. — from PRP services, therapy, wraparound support, youth engagement, and employment resources — is being seen in the right rooms.

Today was about:

• Strategic positioning
• Expanding influence in spaces that drive funding and policy
• Building partnerships with decision-makers
• Elevating the narrative around mental health in Baltimore City
• Representing Black women leadership in behavioral health

Every room does not deserve your presence. Today’s room made sense. These are the spaces that level up a brand, open doors to sustainable funding, and create opportunities to advocate for those facing homelessness, mental health challenges, and systemic barriers.

Helping Hands PRP Inc. is not just providing services — we are building a movement around access, dignity, and opportunity.

Grateful. Focused. Strategic.
And just getting started.

02/03/2026

I Said What I Said 💕

01/31/2026

01/21/2026

I am truly at a loss for words witnessing my interview featured in Baltimore Magazine, reaching an audience of more than one million readers. This moment is not simply recognition—it is validation of years spent building disciplined infrastructure, resilient systems, and sustainable programs that create real outcomes within the mental health industry.

This feature reinforces what my work as the CEO of Helping Hands PRP Inc represents in Baltimore: leadership that is intentional, impact that is measurable, and growth that is strategic. I am a woman to keep eyes on—not for visibility alone, but for the scale of change being executed through strong governance, operational excellence, and a commitment to transforming lives and communities.

This milestone reflects momentum, not a finish line. The work continues, and the mission remains clear: to build lasting frameworks in mental health that outlive trends, serve with integrity, and leave a legacy of access, stability, and empowerment.

01/13/2026

Helping Hands PRP Inc. — Program Synopsis

Helping Hands PRP Inc. is a licensed, CARF-accredited Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) based in Baltimore City that provides person-centered, recovery-oriented mental health services for adults, adolescents, and minors. The program serves individuals diagnosed with mental health conditions that significantly impact daily functioning, stability, and quality of life.

Through individualized rehabilitation plans, Helping Hands PRP focuses on skill-building, symptom management, community integration, and increased independence. Services are delivered both on-site and in the community and include case coordination, coping and life-skills development, medication support education, crisis prevention, and linkage to essential resources such as housing, education, employment, and social supports.

Helping Hands PRP emphasizes wraparound care by collaborating with families, providers, schools, and community partners to address clinical, social, and environmental barriers. The program’s mission is to bridge gaps in mental health care, promote long-term stability, and empower participants to lead meaningful, productive lives within their communities.

12/27/2025

✨ Announcement ✨

Helping Hands PRP Inc. is officially a VIP Sponsor at Polo X Jazz 2026 lavish event featuring the Grand Lux Caviar Bar at the Baltimore Peninsula. IF YOU NO YOU NO PUT SOME RESPECT 🫡 There is so much in store… ooooooo la la 💎

Short story:
As a young girl growing up in New York, caviar wasn’t new to me. One of my good girlfriend’s moms introduced me to caviar early on. I used to ask, “What is your mom eating on her hand with a glass of wine in the middle of the day?” 😄

That moment / luxury experience stuck with me—and now here we are, full circle.

From childhood curiosity / luxury to elevated experiences, this is what growth, exposure, and vision look like.

Stay tuned… the best is yet to come ✨
— Helping Hands PRP Inc.

12/25/2025

Took Photos This Past Week My Company Helping Hands PRP Inc Will Be Featured In Women Who Move Maryland Edition 2026

12/19/2025

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Shout-Out to the Helping Hands PRP Inc.
Back Office Team

Today I want to take a moment to publicly recognize and celebrate the backbone of Helping Hands PRP Inc.—our Back Office Team.

This is a glimpse into the ladies & gent that keeps my businesses moving, compliant, organized, and protected. Compliance is not optional here—it’s the foundation—and this team ensures we stay aligned, accountable, and operating at the highest standard every single day.

I am a firm believer that everyone cannot have a seat at the table. Seats are earned, not given. These young ladies and gentlemen have proven themselves time and time again through consistency, integrity, professionalism, and unwavering dedication. Because of that, their seat at the table is permanent.

Loyalty is everything to me.
My circle is small—but it is powerful.

Thank you for standing ten toes down for Helping Hands PRP Inc., for protecting the vision, and for holding the line behind the scenes. This organization moves the way it does because of you.

Respect. Appreciation. Loyalty. 💙

12/13/2025

Communication Between Mother And Daughter Is Just So Important Between A Father And Son 🥀

Communication between mothers and daughters is deeply shaped by generational experiences. Many mothers were raised in households where communication was not encouraged—children were told what to do, expected to obey, and taught to keep moving without questioning or expressing feelings. Emotions were rarely discussed, and silence was often seen as strength.

For many daughters, childhood looked very different from what it should have been. Some were forced into adult roles too early—becoming second mothers in the household. They were told, “Whatever happens in this house stays in this house,” teaching them to suppress emotions, hide struggles, and normalize silence. Others became latchkey children, responsible for siblings, cooking, cleaning, and homework while their mothers worked one or two jobs just to survive. In that reality, childhood play, friendships, and carefree moments were sacrificed.

Many mothers carried the weight of broken homes, playing both mother and father at the same time. Survival became the priority. As long as there was a roof overhead, lights on, and food on the table, it felt like enough. Mental and emotional check-ins were unintentionally overlooked. Questions like How are you feeling? What are you dealing with at school? Are you being bullied? Are you feeling lonely, depressed, or overwhelmed? were often never asked.

The result is a generational cycle of silence—mothers who didn’t learn how to communicate emotionally raising daughters who don’t feel safe expressing themselves. Too often, those conversations happen only when it’s too late.

It’s time to break that cycle. Communication is not just talking—it’s listening, checking in, creating safe space, and validating emotions. Our daughters need to feel seen, heard, and supported, not just provided for.

Let’s do better. Let’s talk to our children early, often, and honestly. Let’s ask the hard questions, sit with their feelings, and let them be children. Because communication can save relationships, heal generations, and in some cases, save lives.

Contact Helping Hands PRP Inc To Sign Up For Mental Health, Therapy & More

Office (410) 837-6785