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Resources for Victims

If you need help, contact us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-800-927-4673.

Every Step of the Way

MSCFV’s staff walk with you every step of the way as you transition from DV victims to self-sufficient victims.  Our Chesapeake Crisis to Self-Sufficiency Model can assist you with the following resources:

MSCFV also provides Immigration Referrals.

Click the button below to access information that can help.

Living With An Abuser
Safety Planning Information
Safety Planning Worksheet

 

Legal Resources

Click the button below to access Legal Resources on our website
Legal Resources
Helpful information from the People’s Law Library of Maryland & WomensLaw.org.
Tip Sheets

Protecting Your Online Information

Do you feel like someone may be monitoring your online activity? The Safety Net Project from the National Network to End Domestic Violence has provided resources that can help.

TechSafety Toolkit for Victims

Provides a wealth of information on topics such as setting up passwords, taking screen shots, being “web wise,” and protecting yourself when using smart toys and smart cars.
Toolkit for Victims

Technology Safety Plan

Types of technology abuse, tips to identify whether abuse is occurring, what to do if you suspect technology abuse, and recommendations for increasing your digital safety and security.
Technology Safety Plan

Technology Abuse

We can help you identify increased monitoring and control, uncover trends in how your abuser is abusing technology, and support future legal actions.
Safety Net Project

Trust Your Instincts! If you think you are experiencing technology abuse, you may be—so act accordingly. However, don’t be rash. Making abrupt changes, such as getting rid of technology or changing passwords, could anger your abuser. Take your time, create and follow a Technology Safety Plan, and contact us at 1-800-927-4673 for assistance.

Online Dating Safety

When dating online, it’s important to be careful about how much of your information you are putting out onto the internet. Watch our brief video below with tips on creating a safer dating profile.
Safer Dating Toolkit

Music and Mental Health

According to the American Psychiatric Association, music can help heal trauma and build resilience, create empowerment, and foster social connection and support. Empower yourself through music while listening to the playlists below!

Spotify Songs for Victims

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YouTube Empowering Songs

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