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Allegany County
Maryland has a wide range
of agencies that will provide help for victims of domestic violence and sexual
assault. Most provide free counseling. Some offer shelter and/or legal
representation. Most services are free. Some are offered on a
sliding scale. Some agencies also offer programs to
help
batterers. Some agencies
serve the entire state and they will be listed as well. Below is
information on services available in Allegany County.
Allegany County Family Crisis Resource Center
Location:
146 Bedford Street
Cumberland, MD 21539
Phone:
24 Hour
Hotline: 301-759-9244
Phone: 301-759-9246
Fax:
301-759-4934 Service
Area:
Will accept from other
jurisdictions from where women are attempting to exit or escape.
Services:
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Counseling: Sexually molested teens, children from
violent homes, children who have witnessed domestic violence, and group
counseling. Adult group counseling - abuse intervention program for the
batterers (men and women).
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Batterer’s Program
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Shelter
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Crisis Intervention (Emergency Shelter)
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Rape Crisis Group
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Group for parent of sexually molested children
Limitations: No legal services
House of Ruth
- No pets are allowed in the shelter but will work with Animal Society who will
board. No men over 16 years allowed.
Last Update (no legal content) 6/13/03 (MLAN/CK/AC) Source: Maryland Legal Assistance Network (MLAN). This directory was updated in 2003 by Rita Ortiz, House of Ruth intern and Celeste Knight, Legal Aid Bureau.
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