We recognize our responsibility to not only support the survivors in our community, but to change the culture and prevent violence altogether. Made possible by the Office of Violence Against Women 2022 Campus Grant to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking, the Sexual Violence Prevention, Awareness and Resources on Campus Program (SPARC) is dedicated to providing educational opportunities and resources for survivors, and ensuring a trauma-informed response to reports of sexual and/or interpersonal violence.
For medical emergencies, call 911 or the YWCA's 24/7 hotline at 410-222-6800 to receive help with social, emotional, residential and resource needs for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
To learn more about our resources and programs, visit the Virtual Health & Wellness Center for 24/7 access to on- and off-campus resources, educational materials and more.
Visit The Virtual Health & Wellness Center
Bystander Intervention:
Consent Education:
Healthy Relationships:
Awareness Events:
In-class Presentations and Workshops:
On- and off-campus resources including confidential support:
Guides for survivors:
Training:
Below you will find information on local crisis intervention services for survivors of sexual violence and their allies.
Confidential resources may offer options and resources without any obligation to inform an outside agency or campus official.
Counseling Services
410-777-7111
counseling@aacc.edu
Health & Wellness Center
410-777-2480
hwcnurses@aacc.edu
Reports of sexual misconduct can be made online, in person, by phone or email.
Department of Public Safety and Police
410-777-2440
aaccpolice@aacc.edu
Title IX Coordinator
410-777-1239
complianceofficer@aacc.edu
Learn more about Title IX and access the online sexual misconduct report form.
Should you need emergency shelter, counseling, legal advocacy or other forms of support, these resources are here for you.
Center for Abused Persons
centerforabusedpersonscharlescounty.org
301-645-3336
HopeWorks of Howard County*
hopeworksofhc.org
410- 997-2272
House of Ruth Maryland
hruth.org
410-889-7884
Southern Maryland Center for Family Advocacy
smcfa.net
240-925-0084
TurnAround Inc.*
turnaroundinc.org
443-279-0379
YWCA of Annapolis
annapolisywca.org
410-222-6800
*Accepts male survivors in their emergency shelter services.
Maryland offers FREE Sexual Assault Forensic Exams (SAFEs) in all counties.
Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office
aacounty.org/departments/sao/victim-witness/
410-222-1740
MD 211
211md.org/resources
Dial 2-1-1
Sexual Assault Legal Institute (SALI)
mcasa.org/survivors/sali
301-565-2277
Adelente Familia
Specialized intimate partner violence intervention services for Spanish-speaking survivors.
hruth.org/get-help/adelante-familia
410-732-2176
Baltimore Safe Haven
Comprehensive basic needs services for TLGBQ survivors.
baltimoresafehaven.org
443-869-6867
CHANA
Offering a Jewish response to the needs of survivors.
chanabaltimore.org
410-234-0030
Chase Brexton Health Care
Comprehensive, gender-affirming care for both physical and mental health needs.
chasebrexton.org
DoD Safe Helpline
Anonymous, confidential support for sexual assault survivors in the military.
safehelpline.org
877-995-5247
Inclusive Therapists
A safer, simpler way to find a culturally responsive, LGBTQ affirming, social justice-oriented therapist.
inclusivetherapists.com
Katie Keys
Sexual Violence Prevention Project Director
kmkeys1@aacc.edu
410-777-7449 | SUN 122
Love is Respect
Preventing intimate partner violence by empowering people through inclusive and equitable education, support and resources.
loveisrespect.org
Text LOVEIS to 22522
MaleSurvivor
Preventing, healing and eliminating all forms of sexual victimization of boys and men through support, treatment, research, education, advocacy and activism.
malesurvivor.org
RAINN
Provides services for survivors, educates the nation about sexual violence and improves the public policy and criminal justice response to sexual violence.
rainn.org
800-656-HOPE (4673)
The Sexual and Interpersonal Violence Prevention and Response Course (SPARC) is a free, self-paced course located within Canvas. Designed to be an introductory course, SPARC Go+ builds the skills necessary to prevent sexual violence, intimate partner violence and stalking. All members of the campus community are encouraged to enroll in the course to promote a culture of prevention and survivor support.