Calvert County Health Department Crisis Intervention Center

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5pm EST
Website: www.dhmh.state.md.us/AIDS
The AIDS Administration, established in 1987 as a division of the Maryland Department of
Health and Mental Hygiene, funds services for persons with HIV or AIDS, operates Maryland's
AIDS Drug Assistance Program (MADAP) and health insurance premium payment assistance
programs, educates the public and health care professionals about HIV and AIDS, and monitors
the disease in Maryland. The MADAP helps low to moderate income Maryland residents who
are HIV-infected to purchase the medications they need to treat HIV. The AIDS Administration
can also offer referrals for counseling, HIV testing, housing assistance, and other needed services
to anyone who contacts them.
Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault
1517 Gov. Ritchie Highway, Ste. 207
Arnold, MD 21021
Office: (410) 974-4507
Toll-free Sexual Assault Information and Referral Hotline: (800) 983-7273
Website: www.mcasa.org
E-mail: info@mcasa.org
The Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Inc. (MCASA) is the statewide collective voice
advocating for accessible, compassionate care for survivors of sexual crimes, and accountability
for all offenders. Established in 1982 as a private, not-for-profit organization, MCASA works
closely with local, state, and national organizations to address issues of sexual violence in
Maryland. MCASA is a membership organization that includes the state’s 18 rape crisis centers,
as well as criminal justice agencies, health care personnel, other allied professionals, concerned
individuals, survivors of sexual violence, and their loved ones. Survivors of sexual assault in
Maryland can locate the nearest rape recovery center through the MCASA website or by
contacting the statewide Sexual Assault Information and Referral Hotline.
Power Inside
P.O. Box 4796
Baltimore, MD 21211
Office: (410) 889-8333
Website: www.powerinside.org
Power Inside is a multidisciplinary program that is committed to building self-sufficiency and
preventing incarceration among women and families in Baltimore through direct client services,
advocacy, leadership development, and public education. Power Inside offers the following
services for women during incarceration and post-release: individual assessment and referrals;
case management; weekly support groups and workshops for women in jail, prison, and the
community; peer support, referrals, and self-help materials for women in prison through the
mail; and advocacy and support for women in prison as well as women on parole, probation, and
who are awaiting trial. All services are free of charge and available to any woman who contacts
Power Inside.
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