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Offers a crisis shelter and transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

Temporary Shelter

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• 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

Offers volunteer opportunities in a variety of roles.

Volunteering

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- Opportunities include program workers, administrative and clerical support, and professional services
- Includes over 400 programs and services nationwide

• Offers presentations to raise awareness about trafficking and how to stop it

Provides free meals to people in need.

Food Assistance

Operates a 24-hour helpline for victims of human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence.

Crisis Line

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• Connects callers to crisis intervention, counseling, and other community resources
• Offers Human Trafficking Companion services for victims needing to go to the hospital
• Text chat line available
  

Provides a range of legal services to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

Legal Services

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• Offers court accompaniment and representation for protection orders and custody hearings
• Assists with divorce, other civil remedies, and ex-partes
• Refers to other sources of legal and immigration assistance

Offers volunteer opportunities with non-profit organizations in western Maryland.

Volunteering

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- Focus areas include homelessness, hunger, shelter, education, healthcare, and other unmet needs

Provides support to individuals who have experienced domestic violence.

Mental Health Services, Information and Counseling

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• 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 tutoring in math and reading, as well as GED test preparation and Adult Basic Education.

Educations Programs

Provides volunteer opportunities to become court-appointed special advocates for children.

Volunteering

• Offers counseling, police liaison services, and referrals to community resources
• Accompanies victims to court and hospitals as needed

Offers a counseling group for individuals who have abused their partners, including voluntary participants and those who have been court-ordered.

Mental Health Services

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• Meets weekly for 1.5-hour sessions over 32 weeks
• Training in self-management, communication, empathy, and problem-solving

• Includes prevocational services, supported employment, job training, coaching, and placement 
• Offers classes on basic academics, nutrition, hygiene, social skills, and sign language 
• Activities include expressive arts, physical fitness, socialization, adaptive living, and excursions 
• Volunteer opportunities available

Provides volunteer opportunities to become court-appointed special advocates for children.

Volunteering

• Provides peer and group support, education, advocacy, and classes