Program areas at Community Crisis Services
Warm Nights: Warm Nights is a collaboration between over 50 faith based organizations, the Prince Georges County Department of Social Services and Community Crisis Services, Inc.. This program provides between 35 and 85 beds nightly for homeless individuals and families in Prince Georges County. Warm Nights started as a hypothermia shelter available only in cold weather months but expanded to year-round in 2017. Community Crisis Services, Inc. Has operated Warm Nights since the fall of 2006.
Safe Passages: 43 bed shelter for survivors of intimate partner violence. The shelter operates 24/7/365 in support of those fleeing intimate partner violence. Services include shelter, transportation, case management counseling, meals, and emotional support.
Call Center: Provides 24/7 call center services to the public including suicide prevention/intervention services, homeless information/referral community connections, mental health crisis intervention/support, information/referral services.
Mobile Crisis Services are services for those in need of emergent in person behavioral health connections. CCSI provides telephone and mobile response personnel to help individuals to be safe.
Other program services include:Famvic: Family violence intervention clinic (famvic) provides counseling services to survivors and perpetrators of domestic violence; anger management programs; and individual counseling to support domestic violence victims.Housing: Program includes services to our shelter residents and those referred through coordinated entry to programs including second chance housing and rapid rehousing services. Expenses $ 147,285. Including grants of $ 0. Revenue $ 497,578.