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Our Services

The Community Peer Justice Project supports individuals and families navigating reentry and provides ongoing support within the community.

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Peer Navigation &
Justice Support

Our team provides comprehensive, person-centered navigation for individuals and families impacted by the justice system. We also offer ongoing support to assist returning citizens with their transition back into the community.

This includes:

  • coordination during planned reentry, during unplanned or point-of-service discharge.

  • ​ongoing support post-release

​Through trauma-informed, peer-led approaches, we support individuals in accessing community services by removing barriers, and reduce the risk of reoccurrence.

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Addressing the Social Determinants of Health

Connecting individuals and families to essential resources, including:

  • Identification, Insurance, healthcare, housing, food, financial literacy, hygiene, and sexual heaith

  • Pre-adult basic education, continued education, GED, college preparation,

  • Résumé support, skill/trade, workforce development, employment, digital technology readiness

  • Family, grief and social support groups, transportation, and more...

Linkages to Resources

Risk Reduction​ Education

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  • Prevention and Overdose Resources
     

  • Linkages to Care 
     

  • Connections to Social Supports 
     

  • Follow-ups and Ongoing Support

Mental, Behavioral Health and Recovery Support

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  • Emotional Support and Crisis Lines
     

  • Integrated Mobile Units, Opioid Treatment, Behavioral Health, Housing providers, and other related Care Teams and other organizations for ongoing support

The Maryland Peer Advisory Council, MPAC, proudly leads the Community Peer Justice Project. 

MPAC is an organization dedicated to driving positive change and fostering community well-being in Maryland.

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