Located in the link provided below are some go-to guides for essential resources and support networks catering specifically to your unique needs. We understand that graduate life can be demanding, and sometimes additional challenges may arise. You can explore a range of services aimed at providing assistance and fostering a supportive environment for your experience at UMBC.

From helplines like the Stronghearts Native Helpline and the National Teen Dating Helpline to specialized organizations such as Project Sakinah, Muslimat Al-Nisaa Shelter, and the GLBT National Help Center, the focus is on providing assistance tailored to various needs and backgrounds.

Additionally, there is regional support through organizations like TurnAround, the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, and the Baltimore County Domestic Violence Referral Program, ensuring individuals have access to local resources.

Recognizing the importance of cultural sensitivity, there are resources specifically designed for communities, including the Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project. The resources also address the digital dimension of safety with tools like the Tech Safety Toolkit, Digital Safety Wheel, and the Data Broker Opt-Out List.

This post serves as a one-stop guide for anyone seeking information and assistance related to relationship violence. Whether you're a survivor, friend, or ally, these resources are here to empower and support you on your journey towards safety, healing, and positive relationship dynamics. Your well-being matters, and help is just a call or click away.

https://ecr.umbc.edu/relationship-violence-resources/