Provides services and support for individuals affected by domestic violence. Domestic Violence Services More information: - Includes shelter, a safe pet program, counseling, and virtual forensic medical consultations - Helps with temporary protective orders and finding legal representation and court accompaniment - Provides referrals for basic necessities, immigration services, and child welfare agencies - Transportation is available

Helps individuals who require immediate relocation from their homes due to domestic violence, incest, rape, sex trafficking, and sexual abuse. Emergency Shelter More information: - Does not provide shelter but can assist with shelter placement

Offers a range of services for individuals affected by domestic violence and/or sexual assault. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Provides a hotline, shelter, counseling, advocacy, accompaniment, outreach services, and more - Includes abuse intervention services for those wishing to change abusive behaviors

Provides services and support for individuals affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and child abuse. Legal Services ?More information: - Offers a 24-hour hotline, advocacy, legal services, and medical accompaniment - Provides emergency shelter and a safe pet program - Offers individual and group counseling and support groups - Offers Abuser Intervention Program (AIP)

Provides information, support, and crisis intervention to victims of sexual violence. Victim Advocacy More information: - Conducts a risk assessment and helps with safety planning - Offers transportation to a safe place, lock changes, advocacy, and helps with protective orders - DC Safe Advocate provides follow-up by phone or in-person - Intake available at one of two domestic violence intake centers

Provides emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties. Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, Clothing More information: - Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housing - Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments - Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food - Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available - Provides rapid re-housing funding - Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily - Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services - Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Provides support to individuals experiencing domestic violence. Domestic Violence Services More information: - Offers a 24-hour crisis line, counseling for victims and abusers, referrals, and emergency shelter - Helps victims seek legal protections for themselves and their children - Sends speakers to community groups and events to raise awareness on domestic violence

Provides emergency shelter and support services to victims of intimate partner violence and their children. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Includes counseling, case management, and advocacy - Some services may be available to individuals who are not seeking residential services

Provides support to individuals who have experienced domestic violence. Mental Health Services, Information and Counseling ?More information: - Offers a 24-hour helpline, counseling, educational support groups, and court support - Refers to emergency shelter, legal services, and other community resources - Does not provide couples counseling while an abusive situation is ongoing

Provides services and supports for individuals and families affected by domestic violence. Domestic Violence Support More information: - Includes a 24-hour crisis line, emergency housing, counseling, support groups, and education - Crisis case-management services available to connect clients with community resources - Operates the Family Justice Center, a one-stop for survivors of domestic violence

Provides crisis shelter and transitional housing for individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault and their children. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Shelter includes counseling, support groups, case management, and short-term pet housing - Accepts donations of nonperishable food, full-sized toiletries, paper products, and other items

Provides emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties. Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, Clothing More information: - Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housing - Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments - Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food - Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available - Provides rapid re-housing funding - Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily - Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services - Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Provides a range of services for victims of domestic violence. Domestic Violence Services More information: - Includes a 24-hour hotline, crisis intervention, legal services, and short-term hotel placement - Offers an abuser intervention program and transitional services with intensive case management - Education and training is available to agencies, local groups, and organizations

Provides emergency shelter, health education, and financial and supportive assistance to individuals and families in Charles and St. Mary's Counties. Financial Assistance, Health Education, Temporary Shelter, Food, Clothing More information: - Provides financial assistance with utilities, prescriptions, and housing - Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides rent or utility assistance; includes past-due and future rent payments - Temporary shelter open from October 1 to mid-April; includes transportation, housing, and food - Emergency, transitional, and domestic violence safe housing available - Provides rapid re-housing funding - Offers a food pantry, clothing closet, and serves meals daily - Offers health education on cancer prevention and HIV/AIDS support services - Accepts donations of clothing, household goods, nonperishable food items, and money

Provides information, support, and crisis intervention to victims of sexual violence. Victim Advocacy More information: - Conducts a risk assessment and helps with safety planning - Offers transportation to a safe place, lock changes, advocacy, and helps with protective orders - DC Safe Advocate provides follow-up by phone or in-person - Intake available at one of two domestic violence intake centers

Offers a crisis shelter and transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Temporary Shelter More information: - Communal living for survivors and their children for up to 6 months - Case management, group sessions, shared kitchen space, common area, laundry facilities - Pets cannot be accommodated but will assist with placement in a SafeHaven Pets program - Accepts donations of nonperishable food, hygiene items, diapers, paper products, new sheets and towels; cannot accept used toys and clothing

Provides services and support to individuals who have experienced intimate partner violence or sexual assault. Protective Services, Temporary Shleter More information: - Includes a 24-hour hotline, counseling, safety planning, care coordination, and support groups - Helps with protection order hearings, court accompaniment, and in-person forensic exam support - Offers group counseling for men who have engaged in intimate partner abuse - Provides an emergency shelter for women and women with children - Offers children's services and pet assistance - Provides SNAP assistance

Offers faith-based residential services for individuals who are pregnant and experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, and/or substance use disorder. Transitional Housing More information: - Provides life skills training and assists with applying for benefits like Snap, Medicaid, and Medicare - The location of the facility is kept confidential

Provides crisis intervention services for victims of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, sexual abuse, and stalking. Temporary Shelter More information: - Includes a 24-hour hotline, shelter, court and medical accompaniment, and emergency cell phones - Shelter offers meals, clothing, personal supplies, counseling, case management, and education - Offers a supervised visitation and exchange program on-site - Abuser intervention available for both court-ordered or voluntary participants

Provides emergency intervention services for women and children who have experienced domestic violence, sexual crisis, or trafficking. Domestic Violence Services More information: - Offers a 24-hour crisis hotline, shelter, counseling, advocacy, and hospital accompaniment - Education and training, support groups, art therapy, and an abuser intervention program available

Operates a 24-hour hotline for individuals in crisis and survivors of physical or sexual abuse. Crisis Line More information: - Offers evaluations, counseling, hospital and court accompaniment, and therapy for children. - Provides group counseling for batterers and support for families and friends. - Refers battered women and their children to an emergency shelter as needed. - Domestic violence support groups are available for both males and females. - Coordinates speakers on topics related to child abuse, sexual abuse, and domestic violence.

Provides emergency shelter for victims of intimate partner violence and their children. Temporary Shelter ?More information: - Residents have access to legal services, counseling, childcare and after-school services, and a health clinic - Offers brief hotel stays when shelter is full, and funding is available - Average length of shelter stay is 30 to 60 days - Accepts donations of new clothing and household items, wish list available on website

Helps individuals who require immediate relocation from their homes due to domestic violence, incest, rape, sex trafficking, and sexual abuse. Emergency Shelter More information: - Does not provide shelter but can assist with shelter placement

Offers housing and support to women who have been hurt by their partners, and their children. Domestic Violence Shelters More information: - Stays are limited to 6 weeks or 45 days

Offers services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, teen dating violence, and children who have witnessed domestic violence. Services include a 24/7 hotline, emergency shelter, safety planning, individual counseling, accompaniment to legal, medical and other related appointments, and temporary shelter for pets. Victim Services