Child Advocacy Center
The Children’s Advocacy Center is a nationally accredited
agency dedicated to violence intervention and prevention. The center offers
support to children and families affected by violence.
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CHAMP
CHAMP (Maryland Child Abuse Medical Professionals) is a
network of nurses and physicians who specialize in child maltreatment, CHAMP
helps provide expert consultation and training to healthcare providers who
evaluate children suspected to be experiencing abuse or neglect.
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DOVE
The DOVE Program for domestic violence at Northwest Hospital provides crisis intervention and assists patients, employees and community members with free and confidential services.
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Community Outreach
We help to educate organizations and communities and train
professionals and community members to serve those whoe are vulnerable as
effectively as possible, including training for mandated reporters, who are the
first line of defense in responding to abuse and neglect.
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Elder Justice
Using time-tested
violence intervention and prevention approaches for children, Center for
Hope is providing a new approach specific to the elderly which is rapidly growing in demand. Our new
Elder Justice Center will provide the same 24-hour team-oriented crisis
response for every vulnerable elderly adult in our community.
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FIRE
Forensic Interview Reasearch and Education (FIRE) bridges the gap between forensic interview research and practice by engaging in partnerships with researchers and expert practitioners alike. The department engages in forensic interview research and educates forensic interviewers and other professionals nationally.
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Mental Health
The Mental Health Program (MHP) provides trauma-focused, evidence-based outpatient psychotherapeutic services to Baltimore City residents recovering from traumatic life experiences across the lifespan, as young as 3-years-old.
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PAAVE
PAAVE is a community-based, trauma-informed program that provides care coordination and case management services to direct clients towards personalized services and interventions already available within Baltimore
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Violence Response
Violence Response Teams located at Sinai Hospital
and Grace Medical Center, along with violence
interrupters from Safe Streets Belvedere, and
workforce mentors at the Kujichagulia Program
work to break the cycle of aggression and crime in
the community with support from therapists, case
managers, and counselors at the Center for Hope.
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