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โ€‹THE MID-SHORE COUNCIL ON FAMILY VIOLENCEโ€‹

PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS

OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO REBUILD THEIR LIVES.

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FROM CRISIS TO SELF SUFFICIENCY

The MSCFV Chesapeake Crisis to Self-Sufficiency Model™ (CCSSM) was created to meet the needs of rural domestic violence survivors.

 

It takes a holistic approach providing comprehensive services to break the cycle of domestic violence and empower victims. 

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CCSSM begins with the first call to the hotline and continues providing:โ€‹

  • Emergency Shelter

  • Legal representation in protective orders, divorce & custody

  • Case management

  • Career and Financial consulting

  • Emotional support

  • Housing assistanceโ€‹

Surprisingly, here would be the last place I would think I would get any help, I think in the city there would be more resources or somewhere where there’s more people and organizations involved. I mean, I just can’t believe how smoothly everything has gone! I mean, it isn’t smooth ‘cause it’s scary and you don’t know what’s gonna happen next, but looking back on it in a timeline, everything just fell into place and seriously, it was all Mid-Shore....They’ve hooked me up with attorneys, the care packages, with transportation, with um, energy assistance, food stamps, medical assistance, just resources in the community, support groups, things like that."

- MSCFV Client

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Upcoming Event
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Sole Strength is a first-of-its-kind public art exhibition that transforms the stories of domestic violence survivors into powerful works of art.โ€‹

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Twenty-five artists from across Maryland's Eastern Shore and beyond inluding internationally recognized muralists, nationally exhibited painters, community arts leaders, and local creatives have paired with survivor stories donated shoes worn during pivotal moments in each survivors journey.

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Visitors will not only view artwork but also hear recorded survivor stories while experiencing the exhibition, creating an immersive and deply human experince.

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The exhibition opens October 21 at Market at Dover Street in Easton and remains on display through October 21 as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

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Thank You To Our Partners and Supporters

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