Community Resources
Local Crisis Services
A Woman's Place, Inc. :
Crisis Line (970) 356-4226, Business: (970) 351-0476
www.awpdv.org
Located in Weld County and offers domestic violence shelter. We can provide information, support, and resources, as well as shelter for females over the age of 18. This shelter can also provide assistance when seeking a temporary protection order.
SASI ( Sexual Assault Survivor's Inc. ):
24-hour crisis:(970) 352-7273, Business: (970) 330-3890
www.survivorinfo.org
Provides a 24-hour hotline line, information about reporting a sexual assault, seeking medical attention, and support.
Greeley Police Department: (970) 350-9600
Weld County Sherriff: (970) 356-4015
Weld County Victim Assistance :
(970) 353-4010
Ask to be connected to Victim Assistance. The program provides referrals for counseling services following domestic assault, sexual assault, assault, or burglary.
National
24-hour Teen Dating Abuse Crisis Line:
1-866-331-9474
Toll free number for teens experiencing abuse or questioning if they are being abused.
Emergency Shelter
Guadalupe Shelter:
(970) 353-3720
Emergency housing for single men and women, and families. Meals, showers, referrals and advocacy are all available.
Room at the Inn:
(970) 378-0100
Helps homeless families achieve and maintain their independence by providing them with shelter, meals and support while assisting them in finding jobs and housing.
Greeley Transitional House:
(970) 352-3215
www.greeleytransitionalhouse.org
Offers emergency and transitional shelter, case management, and follow-up programs for homeless families.
Legal Resources
Colorado Legal Services:
(970) 353-7554
www.coloradolegalservices.org
Offers help for low-income Coloradans seeking civil legal information.
Help Yourself Document Preparation Center:
(970) 392-9969
www.helpyourself.us
Provides assistance in preparing legal documents and navigating the court system.
Weld County Courts:
(970) 351-7300
www.co.weld.co.us
Information on Protection order. All purpose order forms can be obtained in person at the court house, on the courts web page, or by contacting A Women’s Place for Legal Advocacy.
Victim’s Assistance Program/Victim’s Compensation Coordinator:
(970) 356-4010 Ext. 4746
Provides information, referrals and support for victims whose offender has been found guilty or is awaiting sentencing. Victim’s Compensation distributes financial assistance to crime victims though a public fund. Helps with out-of-pocket expenses that result from a crime.
Counseling and Mental Health
The Mandala:
Greeley, 970-381-3650
Licensed Addictions Counselor, Counseling for Individuals, Couples and Groups
IGTS ( Individual and Group Therapy Services ):
Greeley (970) 353-8173
Provides counseling services for abusive individuals and victims.
North Range Mental Health:
Greeley (970) 347-2120
Counseling Services.
AMEND:
Denver: (303) 832-6363
Provides counseling for abusive individuals as well as male specific counseling for victims of domestic violence.
Child and Sexual Abuse
A Kid’s Place:
(970) 353-5970
www.akidsplace.org
Advocacy and support for abused or neglected children
Sexual Assault Survivors, Inc.:
(970) 330-3890
www.survivorinfo.org
Provides crisis response to persons, adults or children, who have been victims of a sexual assault or rape.
Assault Survivors Advocacy Program:
(970) 351-1490,
www.unco.edu/asap/
Offers confidential services to University of Northern Colorado survivors of sexual assault
Online
Project Pave ( Promoting Alternatives to Violence through Education)
www.projectpave.org
Online resources for learning about dating violence facts, statistics, and other information.
See it and Stop it
www.seeitandstopit.org
Online resources for ideas to recognize and speak out against dating violence. Includes projects and ideas that students can try out in schools.
New Beginnings
www.newbeginningsnh.org/teens
Provides information on dating abuse such as facts, keeping safe and warning signs. Also has a section for friends.
Love is Respect/ Teen Dating Abuse 24-hour Crisis Line:
1-866-331-9474
www.loveisrespect.org
Liz Claiborne program that provides a 42-hour national web-based and toll free telephone helpline created to help teens ( ages 13-18 ) experiencing dating abuse. Also provides resources for friends and tops for staying safe on the web.
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