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Hate Crime Services, Maryland Office Of The Attorney General

Operates a hotline to help victims of hate crimes find resources and file a report if needed. Helplines and Information More information: - All hate crimes should first be reported to 911 to preserve evidence for prosecution - Any crime motivated by race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or homeless status

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Crime Reporting
Specialized Information and Referral
Crime Victims
Hate Crimes/Hate Incident Issues

Pass Maryland, Case Management and Referrals

Helps individuals find resources and apply for benefits and programs. Case Management

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Certificates/Forms Assistance
Homeless People
Crime Victims
Substance Use Disorder Issues
Ex-Offenders
Case/Care Management

Victim Compensation, Maryland Crime Victims Resource Center

Helps crime victims with financial issues like restitution and criminal injuries compensation. Victim and Witness Service ?More information: - Does not provide direct financial assistance - May be able to help with legal services if denied compensation

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Crime Victim Support
Crime Victims
Temporary Financial Assistance

Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City, Family Bereavement Center

Provides support services for victims of crime and families coping with the homicide of a loved one. Mental Healthcare More information: - Includes individual and family counseling, support groups, court accompaniment, and advocacy - Helps with applications to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board - Offers information and referrals for victims of crime, sexual assault, and domestic violence

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Bereavement and Grief Counseling
Advocacy
Bereavement and Grief Support Groups
Crime Victims
Abuse Counseling
Specialized Information and Referral

Victim Compensation, Maryland Crime Victims Resource Center

Helps crime victims with financial issues like restitution and criminal injuries compensation. Victim and Witness Service ?More information: - Does not provide direct financial assistance - May be able to help with legal services if denied compensation

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Crime Victim Support
Crime Victims
Temporary Financial Assistance

YWCA of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, Legal Services

Provides legal help and support for individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault. Legal Services More information: - Includes assistance with peace and protective orders

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Volunteer Opportunities
Specialized Information and Referral
Crime Victims
Domestic/Family Violence Legal Services

Rebuild, Overcome and Rise Center

Provides victims and survivors of crime with support in the form of legal, social, medical, and mental health services. Crime Victim Assistance

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Crime Victims
General Legal Aid
Protective/Restraining Orders
Crime Victim Support
Human Trafficking Legal Assistance
Discrimination Assistance
Advocacy
Certificates/Forms Assistance

Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City, Victim and Witness Services

Provides information and emergency assistance to victims and witnesses of crime. Victim and Witness Advocacy More information: - Offers financial assistance for minor property damage, crime scene clean up, emergency medication, and personal identification replacement - Special Victims Unit advocates and serves as a liaison to victims of sexual assault and domestic violence

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Temporary Financial Assistance
Crime Victims
Crime Victim Support