Understanding abuse is an important step toward breaking the cycle of violence. Our advocates provide one-on-one and group education about domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, family abuse, human trafficking, healthy relationships, warning signs of abuse, trauma, and strategies for staying safe.

Through personalized safety planning and practical education, we help individuals make informed decisions and build the confidence needed to move toward a safer future.

Stable housing is often a critical step toward long-term safety. Our advocates help individuals identify housing options, complete applications, connect with housing assistance programs, and access financial resources such as rental assistance, security deposits, utility assistance, vouchers, and essential household items.

We also connect survivors with employment services, healthcare providers, counseling, financial assistance, childcare resources, transportation, and other community services throughout Mesa, Montrose, Delta, and Ouray counties.

Navigating the legal system can feel overwhelming. Our advocates provide information, emotional support, court accompaniment, and referrals to legal resources to help survivors understand their rights and options.

We assist with protection orders, victim rights information, safety planning related to court proceedings, and referrals for legal matters such as divorce, parenting issues, child custody, and other civil legal concerns.