719-486-3530

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Locations posting this sign are participating in the Community Partner Intervention Program for Domestic Violence.

At these locations, you can feel safe using the code word to disclose abuse, or otherwise speak to a staff member about any abuse you may be experiencing. See who’s participating.

We're Still Open

We will answer our hotline and provide emergency services during the COVID-19 outbreak. However, we are limiting face-to-face services and will offer most non-emergency services by phone.
 
Todavía estamos contestando a nuestro línea de crisis y proveyendo servicios emergencias durante el brote de COVID-19. Sin embargo, estamos limitando servicios de contacto de persona a persona y ofreceremos servicios non-emergencias por teléfono.

Get Help Now

If you’re dealing with domestic violence and sexual assault, we can help.

Here's How

Give Help

Help someone you care about.
Here's How

Call Us

Call our 24/7 hotline at 719-486-3530 for free, confidential help.
Contact Us

If you are in danger, call 911.
For all other help, call our 24/7 hotline at 719-486-3530.

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Safety

We can help you develop a plan to stay as safe as possible.

Help

Our services are free and confidential, and adjusted to what you need.

Peace

You are not alone. We will support you whether you choose to stay or leave.

Open and Accepting.

All are welcome, including women and men, people of all ages and income levels, people who are LBGTQ, and those who speak Spanish.

How We Help
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Services

Turn to us for crisis support, shelter, emergency food, legal help, advocacy, referrals, advice, and more.

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Support Group

Connect with other people who have been in difficult situations, and know that you are not alone.

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Resources

Learn more about domestic violence, sexual assault, the warning signs, and where to get help.

Provide life-saving services to women and children in need.

Donate

We are so thankful to the funders who have provided us emergency relief funding to respond to COVID-19!

 

Survivors of violence were hit especially hard during the stay-at-home orders. Help us help them – if you are able, please visit the Donate page to give what you can.

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