Survivor Services
ALC’s advocates can help you navigate a dangerous relationship and recover from a sexual assault or other forms of violence. We provide support, resources, and shelter for survivors.
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Homelessness Services
If you’re a Lake County resident who is currently experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless, you may be eligible for homelessness services and support.
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If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
For all other help, call our 24/7 hotline at 719-486-3530 or email help@advocatesoflakecounty.org. You can also reach us through Facebook and Instagram.
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.
Recent News & Updates
“Art for Empowerment” Artist Reception to Benefit ALC – August 31 in Leadville
Art contains incredible healing power — whether you're creating it or simply taking it in. Join Blue River Fine Art Gallery and The Silver Llama on August 31 for a healing and empowering art benefit. This show features paintings from artists in Colorado and beyond! A...
ALC Welcomes Two New Board Members
After an overwhelming response to our recent call for Board member applications, ALC is thrilled to welcome two new members to our Board of Directors. Welcome, Andy Hofer! Andy was born in Maryland and went to school in Boston where he received a bachelor's degree in...
Vero Broadband Is Raising Money for ALC August-September 2024
Abuse isn’t just physical violence. Abuse is also isolation and control. Individuals living in rural areas like Lake County may be even more isolated by distance, lack of transportation, and limited communication — especially if they don’t have independent access to...
We are so thankful to our funders!
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Colorado Office for Victims Programs
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Colorado Domestic Violence Program
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Department of Justice’s Office for Violence Against Women
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5th Judicial District’s Victim Assistance and Law Enforcement Board