How to Get Help

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Get Help and Support

Call Us. Our Helpline is open 24 hours.

(719) 846-6665

Our advocates and volunteers are available to talk 24/7. During the call, the advocate/volunteer will ask if you are in a safe place to talk.

All calls are confidential and free. Services are available in English and Spanish.

Safehouse

AADA’s Safehouse provides short-term emergency shelter, food, case management, counseling, and support to survivors and their children.

(719) 846-6665

Transitional Housing

Advocates Against Domestic Assault’s transitional housing program is a two year process designed to provide a safe place for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Speak with an advocate if you are interested in Transitional Housing.

(719) 846-9159

Survivor's Advocacy

AADA’s Victim Advocates can help navigate the criminal justice system, provides legal assistance, and connects victims with community resources.

  • Identify Options
  • Develop Safety Plans
  • Receive Assistance with Temporary
  • Protection Orders (TPOs)
  • Acquire Information and Referrals
  • Crisis intervention
  • Sexual Assault Advocacy
  • Support Group
  • Parenting class

(719) 846-6665

 

Youth & Children's Program

Children’s Program Advocates work with children who have witnessed Domestic Violence and/or Sexual Assault in the home. Services are for children residing in AADA’s Safehouse and children from the community-at-large and include:

  • Individual Case Management
  • Support Groups
  • Child-Specific Advocacy
  • Recreational Opportunities

(719) 846-6665

Community Outreach

AADA Advocates are available to any group interested in a presentation about issues related to Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault (DVSA). Specific topics include:

  • Safe Dating
  • Building Healthy Relationships
  • DV 101
  • SA 101
  • Bystander Intervention
  • AADA Programs and Services

(719) 846-6665

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