Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Assistance

Organization Details

Organization Name:

UM Capital Region Health

Address:

3001 Hospital Drive,

Cheverly,

Maryland,

20785

Phone

301-618-3162

Website:

Organization Website

Program Website

Program Services https://umcapitalregion.org/service/domestic-violence-and-sexual-assault/

Advice/Help Hotline Phone

301-618-3154

Advice/Help Hotline Days/Hours

24/7

Program Description

The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center is a safe place for domestic abuse and sexual assault victims of all ages. Whether you or a loved one is looking for help, we are here to respond to your needs.

Our team of trained hotline counselors provides crisis counseling 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Whether the event just occurred or you are experiencing emotional stress from a past event, our counselors are here to help.

Crisis counseling and intervention
Short-term trauma counseling
Sexual assault forensic exams
Victim advocacy
Safety planning
Danger assessments
Referral information

Services

Counseling Services, non-legal

Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics

Crime victim help

Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics

Domestic violence shelter

Brief advice/Help with forms/Clinics

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