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The Rebuild, Overcome and Rise Center (ROAR Center)
University of Maryland Baltimore
ABOUT
Get caring help, legal help, and mental health services for people who have lived through crime- all in one place.
Phone
(410) 706-2781 voiceServices
- Case Management
- Skilled Nurse Care Management
- Group and Individual Therapy
- How to Get Help
- Legal services
Website
roarcenter.org/
roaroutreach@umaryland.edu
General Information
The ROAR Center in Baltimore helps people who have been victims of violent crime. They offer help with legal issues, case management, health care management, and therapy. Services are for 18 and above all ages, races, and gender identities.
To be eligible you must be:
* A current resident of Baltimore City at the time of crime
* Have an income of less than $70,000 annually, with an additional $5,000 allowed per dependent
* Be 16 years of age or older (for therapy) and for all other services you must be 18 years old.
Click here to access their page and get more information about their services for:
* Legal Services.
* Case Management
* Health Care Management
* Group and Individual Therapy
* Know Your Rights
Check out their free online resourcesHERE
Services
Case Management
About
Survivors get free help to find resources for safe and affordable housing, money help, jobs, transportation, and more. For more information clickhere.
Eligibility:
Be a current resident of Baltimore City at the time of crime. Have an income of less than $70,000 annually, with an additional $5,000 allowed per dependent. Be 16 years of age or older (for therapy) and for all other services you must be 18 years old.Skilled Nurse Care Management
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Help survivors get and organize the medical care they need for serious or long-term health problems. For more information clickhere.
Eligibility:
Be a current resident of Baltimore City at the time of crime. Have an income of less than $70,000 annually, with an additional $5,000 allowed per dependent. Be 16 years of age or older (for therapy) and for all other services you must be 18 years old.Group and Individual Therapy
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Group and Individual Therapy where survivors can learn from each other or work by yourself to work towards your own growth goals.
Eligibility:
Be a current resident of Baltimore City at the time of crime. Have an income of less than $70,000 annually, with an additional $5,000 allowed per dependent. Be 16 years of age or older (for therapy) and for all other services you must be 18 years old.How to Get Help
About
STEP 1: Visit their Brief Advice Clinics in person. These happen two times each month. Call 410-706-2781 to find out the next clinic dates and where they will be. Or have one of their partner organizations refer you for services by completing the following link here.
STEP 2: Check out their free online resourceshere. Most people who need help can find what they need there!
Legal services
About
ROAR helps people who have been hurt by crime, along with their families. They support survivors of violent crime, like Intimate Partner/Domestic Violence, gun violence, Assault or losing a loved one to violence.
Please note: You do not have to tell the police or any other authority about what happened to get help. ROAR helps people no matter their immigration status or past crimes.
Eligibility:
For survivors to qualify for ROAR's services: the crime must have happened in Baltimore City, and you currently live in Baltimore City. (Any legal case must be in Baltimore City). You must make less than $70,000 each year, plus $5,000 more for each child or dependent.Service Categories
Community Health Access and Resource Module