Center for Hope

Center for Hope provides a path to recovery for survivors of domestic violence, many of whom live with challenges like depression or mental illness, through the LifeBridge Health DOVE Program, available to help victims around the clock.

Community mentors from the Kujichagulia Center and violence interrupters from Safe Streets Baltimore work to break the cycle of aggression and crime in the community with support from experts at Center for Hope.

And seniors can turn to experts at Center for Hope as we work to promote elder justice in Baltimore.

Center for Hope provides extensive intervention and prevention services; we work to combat the incidence as well as the emotional, physical and financial impact of violence in Baltimore. Impacted individuals benefit from the experience of experts who understand the connections across the violence spectrum, from the abused child living with a parent suffering from depression and mental illness to the gang member on the street dealing with gun violence who goes home to care for an elderly grandparent.

Trained professionals and volunteers deliver services with sensitivity and compassion, offering privacy, anonymity and protection for those who seek our help. This collaborative space provides necessary trauma-focused services such as crisis response, forensic and medical examinations, mental health, victim advocacy, education and outreach as we dig deeply to address the root causes of abuse and violence.