Emergency Services (Operates 24/7)

• TurnAround, Inc. - EH, CI, VA, LEGAL, EC, CM, T, ADD

  • HOTLINE: 443-279-0379 | Text Line: 410-498-5956 | www.turnaroundinc.org

  • 1 N. Charles Street, 1st Floor, Baltimore, MD 21201

  • TurnAround, Inc. is the designated Rape Crisis Center providing comprehensive and low-barrier services to all people impacted by sexual violence, human trafficking, and intimate partner violence.

• House of Ruth Maryland - EH, CI, VA, LEGAL, EC, T, ADD

  • Hotline: 410-889-7884 | www.hruth.org

  • Comprehensive intimate partner violence and sexual violence organization addressing survivors of violence through shelter, counseling, legal services, rehousing, stability supports and 24 hour crisis intervention and outreach. Also serving perpetrators of abuse through abuse intervention groups and supports.  Community education through the training institute.

• BlueDot (Mercy Medical Center) - MED, EH, CI, EC, T, ADD

  • 410-332-9477 | www.bmoresafemercy.org | Get the BmoreSafe App

  • 301 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, MD 21202

  • Primary point of intake for victims of human trafficking, sex/labor/international.  Provision of Blue Dot response which includes 24/7/365 intake in a private setting; forensic medical interview, forensic medical head to toe evidentiary exam (as requested but not required for care of free services); medical prophylaxis for STIs and HIV PEP; SBIRT counselors for provision of detox (may include in house admission for detox); 24/7/365 in house advocacy; safety planning and shelter; medical care; clothing, food; shower.

• The Mercy Family Violence Response Program - EH, CI, VA, LEGAL, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • Intake Line: 410-332-9470 | 

  • 345 St. Paul St., Baltimore, MD 21202

  • The Mercy Family Violence Response Program (MercyFVRP) provides confidential services to patients and employees who are victims of violence, abuse and neglect, including domestic violence, sexual assault, and vulnerable adult abuse. The MercyFVRP offers counseling, crisis intervention, safety planning, danger assessment, counseling/legal resource linkage, advocacy, documentation, and free short-term individual follow-up counseling regarding domestic violence. The program educates Mercy employees and consults with physicians and staff to assist victims of abuse.
    
    

Pro-Bono Legal Services

• The Human Trafficking Prevention Project (HTPP)- LEGAL, VA, ADD

  • 410-897-4566 | htpp@mvlslaw.org | https://mvlslaw.org/ht/

  • University of Baltimore Law, 1420 North Charles Street, Baltimore 

  • The Human Trafficking Prevention Project (HTPP), a partnership between the University of Baltimore School of Law and the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service, focuses on reducing the collateral consequences of criminal legal involvement for survivors of human trafficking and those populations made most vulnerable to exploitation. Through the partnership, the HTPP also ensures that survivors and other individuals can easily access free legal representation for a wide variety of civil legal matters other than criminal record relief.

• Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise Center (ROAR) - VA, LEGAL, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • Intake: 410-706-2781 | https://roarcenter.org 

  • 520 W Fayette Street, Suite 320, Baltimore, MD 21201

  • ROAR is a “one-stop-shop” in Baltimore City where survivors of crime can access a full range of wraparound legal, case management, nurse care management, and counseling services in one place.

• Amara Legal Center - LEGAL, VA

  • Intake Line: 240-257-6492 | info@amaralegal.org

  • https://www.amaralegal.org

  • Pro-Bono legal services for survivors of sex trafficking or individuals involved in commercial sex work.

• Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service- LEGAL, VA, ADD

  •  Intake: 443-451-4086| htpp@mvlslaw.org | www.mvlslaw.org/ht 

  •  201 N Charles Street, Suite 1400, Baltimore, MD 21202 

  • MVLS provides free legal help with a wide-range of civil legal issues, including things like criminal record relief and expungement, debt and bankruptcy, family law matters like custody and divorce, tax issues, name and gender marker changes, and landlord and tenant disputes. The Human Trafficking Prevention Project, which is a partnership between Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service and University of Baltimore School of Law, primarily serves clients across the gender spectrum who has experienced either sex or labor trafficking; and/or, traded sex for any reason. As a program that focuses on preventing trafficking, we also provide services to individuals who have been subjected to a combination of violence, trauma, or other systemic inequities that put them at increased risk of exploitation, including interpersonal violence, sexual assault, housing instability, substance use, or discrimination based on race, sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

• Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault/SALI - LEGAL, VA, ADD

  • Intake: 301-565-2277 | sali.info@mcasa.org | https://mcasa.org 

  • The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault is the federally recognized state sexual assault coalition.  Its core membership are the 17 state rape crisis and recovery centers.  Our mission is to help prevent sexual assault, advocate for accessible, compassionate care for survivors of sexual violence, and work to hold offenders accountable.

• Tahirih Justice Center- (Immigrant Focused) LEGAL, VA, CM, T, ADD

  • Intake: 410-999-1900 | Baltimore@tahirih.org | https://Tahirih.org 

  • 211 E. Lombard Street, Suite 307, Baltimore, MD 21202

  • Tahirih is a non-profit providing holistic immigration legal services to immigrant survivors of gender-based violence including all forms of trafficking, domestic violence, sexual assault, forced marriage, honor crimes.

Additional Resources

• Asylee Women Enterprise - (Immigrant focused) EH, CI, VA, LEGAL, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • 443-850-0627 | info@asyleewomen.org | https://asyleewomen.org

  • 4500 Frankford Ave., Baltimore MD 

  • Asylee Women Enterprise (AWE), journeys with asylum seekers and other forced migrants as they navigate the immigration legal process, begin to heal from past trauma, and rebuild their lives in Baltimore. AWE offers wraparound services under one roof. Participants gather Monday through Thursday at our day program for English as a Second Language, job readiness training, computer classes, parenting skills classes and wellness activities. AWE's unique model focuses on the importance of companionship and community where asylum seekers and other forced migrants offer mutual support to one another in a safe and supportive environment.

• Araminta - (Faith Based) CI, VA, EC, CM, T, ADD

  •  443-934-0003 | contact@aramintafreedom.org | https://www.aramintafreedom.org

  • Araminta envisions a society in which every person is free from the threat and trauma of child sex trafficking.  Our mission is to develop and implement education and prevention strategies and provide clinical and support services to survivors of child sex trafficking.  We value human dignity, social justice, community engagement, being survivor-centered and inclusive. 

• Baltimore Safe Haven- (LGBTQAI Focused) EH, CI, VA, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  •  443-869-6867 | info@baltimoresafehaven.org | baltimoresafehaven.org

  •  2117 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21202

  • Baltimore Safe Haven provides services to the Baltimore LGBTQ community via HIV testing, housing placement, and our Outreach Program provides safe sex kits, clean needles, snacks and water, clothing, and Covid protections to the people of the streets whether prostitutes, addicts and homeless.

• Catherine’s Cottage- (Female-Identifying Only) EH, CI, VA, T, ADD 

  • 406-743-5837 | https://www.sa-md.org/catherines-cottage 

  • Catherine’s Cottage is Emergency and Transitional Housing for female-identifying survivors of human trafficking over the age of 18.

• Chase Brexton- (LGBTQAI Focused) MED, CI, CM, T, ADD

  • 410-837-2050 | www.Chasebrexton.org 

  • 1111 N Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201

  • Chase Brexton is a federally qualified health center that provides medical, dental, and behavioral health services. Serve all but provide specialized services for the LGBTQIA community.

• Center for Hope- (Youth Only) CI, VA, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • 410-396-6147 | https://lifebridgehealth.org/CenterforHope 

  • Center for Hope provides extensive intervention and prevention services as we work to combat the incidence as well as the emotional, physical and financial impact of violence in Baltimore. Impacted individuals benefit from the experience of experts who understand the connections across the violence spectrum, from the abused child living with a parent suffering from depression and mental illness, to the gang member on the street dealing with gun violence who goes home to care for an elderly grandparent. 

• City of Refuge Baltimore- CI, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • Intake: 410-355-6707 | https://www.cityofrefugebaltimore.org/ 

  • 3501 7th Street, Baltimore, MD 21225

  • City of Refuge Baltimore (CORB) exists to bring light, hope and transformation to the individuals, families, and communities in Baltimore through strategic interventions in Five (5) Key Impacts Areas: Essential Needs; Affordable Housing; Youth Empowerment; Workforce Development; and Anti-Human Trafficking and exploitation (Rapha).

• Drink From the Well, Inc./ Hon’s Honey - EH, CI, VA, LEGAL, EC, CM, T, MED, ADD

  • 410-589-6670 | info@drinkatthewell.org | drinkatthewell.org

  • 4710 Pennington Ave., Baltimore, MD 

  • Dink from the Well, Inc. offers outreach services like Feet to the Street, Drop in services, shower services, clothing, and food distribution. Our foundational program is the COR Life Development program that equips women with life skills and helps them to develop a life plan. Within the last 4 years we launched a workforce development program called Hon's Honey that employs women at risk. It is our hope that each woman can pave their life course and learn to be sustained in areas of finance, emotional, physical and relational health.

• HER Resiliency - ADD

  •  1-844-4HER-NOW | info@herresiliency.org | www.herresiliency.org 

  • 36 S. Charles Street, Suite 223

  • HER Resiliency Center is a non-profit organization that helps vulnerable young women, mostly but not only, ages 18 to 25 with the support, skills, and resources they need to make positive decisions and thrive. Through mentoring, workshops, and the support of dedicated and highly trained staff, HER gives young women a path to independence and a different life.