We are here to help.
You Are Not Alone
If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, help is available. You deserve to feel safe, respected, and supported. Whether you’re seeking immediate assistance or exploring your options, there are people and resources ready to help—on your terms.
Your health matters. Our Survivors Wellness Project exists as a resource for survivors who are navigating their physical and mental health in the aftermath of abuse. We offer trauma-informed tools, education, and connections to support you in understanding what may be happening in your body and mind and exploring options for healing.
You Don’t Have to Navigate This Without Support
Healing begins with connection, support, and access to trusted resources. CHMD provides educational workshops, support groups, resource navigation, and connections to community partners that help survivors find safety, support, and pathways forward.
Our survivor-centered approach focuses on:
- Emotional support and connection
- Resource education and navigation
- Community engagement opportunities
- Increased awareness of available services
- Building resilience through supportive networks
Every survivor deserves to be heard, believed, and supported.
Watch & Learn
Your Voice Matters: Navigating Healthcare as a Survivor
Find Support & Resources
Local Crisis, Safety & Mental Health Resources
Tools & Care For Your Healing Journey
Everyone heals differently and healing takes time. Take a look at some of the different tools that may help you on your healing journey.
Learn About the Health Impacts of Abuse
Intimate partner violence and abuse—physical, emotional, psychological, financial, or sexual—can affect your mind, body and nervous system.
Navigating the Healthcare System
Access More Tools & Support Online
We provide leadership within the health care community to promote a proactive and effective response to intimate partner violence.
Visit Maryland Health Care Coalition Against Domestic Violence