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Victim Resources & Links

If you are an agency that serves victims of crime in Larimer and Jackson counties and want to be considered to be added as a resource on this page, please contact Kate Perrill in the District Attorney's Office. 

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  • CROSSROADS SAFEHOUSE (Fort Collins)
    Offers free emergency safe housing, advocacy, legal assistance, rapid rehousing, crisis intervention, and education. They have a secure safehouse where food, clothing, and support is provided for residents.
  • ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENCE (Loveland)
    Alternatives to Violence provides free safe emergency shelter, 24-hr crisis intervention and advocacy, court advocates, community resource referrals, limited transitional housing and housing referrals, support groups, educational programs. All these services are free for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.
  • A WOMAN’S PLACE (Greeley)
    AWP is a domestic violence shelter committed to empowering all victims to become safe, secure, and self-reliant. They assist all victims of intimate partner violence and do not discriminate on the basis of age, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, ability or religion. Services include a 24-hour crisis line, temporary safe shelter, advocacy services, counseling, housing and employment support, and self-sufficiency planning.
  • ESTES VALLEY CRISIS ADVOCATES
    Committed to providing 24 hour emergency crisis intervention and advocacy services to victims of crime and trauma. Includes safe housing for domestic violence victims, counseling, referrals and community education.
    • Website: https://www.crisisadvocates.org/
    • Main Line: (970) 577-9781
    • After Office Hours (8:30am-5:00pm), calls go to Estes Valley Dispatch, Non-Emergency Line: (970) 586-4000.
    • Text Only Number: 513-970-3822
  • SAVA - Sexual Assault Victim Assistance (Fort Collins/Loveland/Greeley)
    Provides support for survivors of sexual violence and their families, including community based advocacy services, individual and group therapy (ages 3+) and prevention education programming.
  • CSU WOMEN & GENDER ADVOCACY CENTER
    Provides confidential advocacy to CSU students navigating the academic, legal, reporting, medical, and emotional aftermath of interpersonal violence. They  strive to be conscious and inclusive at serving survivors and communities impacted by social and systemic oppression.
  • CHILDSAFE
    Provide comprehensive treatment to victims of child abuse (primarily sexual abuse), and their non-offending family members, and adult survivors of childhood abuse. Also provide group therapy, neurofeedback, and parenting classes. No family is turned away due to lack of financial resources.
  • RAINN
    National hotline with trained staff members. Support for finding local health care facilities for forensic exams. Provides referrals for long term support in the victim's area. Provides information about laws in the victims area and basic information regarding medical concerns.
    • Hotline  800.656.4673 (HOPE)
  • CONNECTIONS (Fort Collins)
    Connections links clients with behavioral health resources in Larimer County, while providing answers, options, and support along the way. For both the adult team and CAYAC (Child, Adolescent and Young Adult Connections), clients will speak with a behavioral health provider for assessment/screening and emotional support, free of charge. Connections adult services’ offers walk-in and call-in services. (We are currently not seeing clients on a walk-in basis due to the COVID-19 pandemic). Low cost, short term, in-house services are available dependent upon staff availability. Services are strictly confidential.
  • SUMMITSTONE HEALTH PARTNERS (All of Larimer County)
    They are The community mental health partner for residents of Larimer County. SummitStone’s mission is to provide unsurpassed behavioral prevention, intervention and treatment services in order to transform lives through recovery, renewal and respect.
  • NORTH RANGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (Greeley) - Formerly Colorado Crisis Services
    North Range Behavioral Health is a provider of Colorado Crisis Services. No cost, crisis support is available all day, every day. North Range Behavioral Health offers an array of programs to help children, youth, adults, and families
  • CSU COUNSELING SERVICES (CSU Students Only)
  • COLORADO LEGAL SERVICES
    Provides high quality, civil legal services for low-income persons and seniors (age 60 and over). CLS prioritizes victims of domestic violence in their family law cases.  Applications taken online at https://www.coloradolegalservices.org or by phone at 970-493-2891 ext. 261
     
  • JUSTICE CENTER, COURT RESOURCE CENTER
    The center is part of a Colorado Judicial Branch program to assist the growing number of people who are not represented by attorneys in issues such as divorce and family matters, evictions and small claims disputes. Cannot provide any legal advice but can assist with court process and procedure.
    • Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:00 to 4:00
    • 201 Laporte Avenue, First floor, Fort Collins, CO 80521
    • 08SelfHelp@judicial.state.co.us
    • 970-494-3500. Press 5 to speak with a clerk and ask to be transferred
       
  • ROCKY MOUNTAIN VICTIM LAW CENTER 
    Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center (RMvlc) is a Colorado nonprofit law firm providing free legal services to victims of crime in Colorado through our Victim Rights Legal Services, Legal Information Network of Colorado, and Title IX programs. RMvlc elevates victims’ voices, champions victims’ rights, and transforms the systems impacting them. 
  • LARIMER COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
    Mandated child and adult protection services that provide assistance responding to allegations of maltreatment. Detention screening for juveniles and services to at-risk youth and their families are also provided.  The Department of Human Services assists individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency and security through public assistance programs, services or referrals
    • HUB, Children Youth and Families Phone: (970) 498-6990
    • Public Benefits, Other DHS programs: (970) 498-6300
       
  • MURPHY CENTER FOR HOPE - HOMEWARD ALLIANCE
    The Murphy Center for Hope is Larimer County’s one-stop resource center for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or who are at-risk of homelessness. Services are free, bilingual, pet-friendly and open to all regardless of residency/citizenship status. 20 independent non-profits operate under one roof, including Homeward Alliance, SummitStone Health Partners, VOA Veterans program, Cheyenne VA, Street Dog Coalition, Catholic Charities Senior Services, among others. Services include: Basic Needs (showers, laundry, lockers, mail, computers, food, hygiene items), Gear and Career Closet, Employment, Re-Entry, Peer Recovery, Case Management, Walk-in Crisis Counseling, Pet Food and Veterinarian Services, Resource Navigation including ID attainment, benefits assistance and more.
    • Address: 242 Conifer Street, Fort Collins, CO 80524
    • Website: www.MurphyCenter.org
    • Email: Info@MurphyCenter.org
    • Phone: (970) 494-9940
    • Hours of Operation(Hours are subject to change; please call):
      • November - April: Monday through Sunday, 8am – 5pm.
      • May - October: Monday through Friday, 8am – 5pm.
         
  • PROJECT SELF-SUFFICIENCY 
    Assists crime victims and low-income single parents in Larimer County in their efforts to achieve self-sufficiency through career development and higher education.
  • THE FAMILY CENTER: LA FAMILIA
    The Family Center is a high-quality bilingual education center that connects clients to basic needs, training, and education. They seek to strengthen and stabilize low-income, at-risk families with children and non-English speaking families through the provision of support services, and coordinated collaboration with other service providers.
    • Phone: (970) 221-1615
       
  • UNITED WAY, 2-1-1
    Free, multilingual, and confidential service that connects individuals with community resources and information.
  • LARIMER COUNTY FOOD BANK
    Provides food assistance to low-income people in need.   
  • POUDRE VALLEY HOSPITAL
    1024 S. Lemay Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80524
    Phone: (970) 495-7000
     
  • CSU HEALTH SERVICES
    151 West Lake Street, Fort Collins, CO 80523
    Phone: (970) 491-7121
     
  • BANNER FORT COLLINS MEDICAL CENTER
    4700 Lady Moon Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80528
    Phone: (970) 821-4500
     
  • MCKEE MEDICAL CENTER
    2000 Boise Avenue, Loveland, CO 80538
    Phone: (970) 820-4640
     
  • MCR (MEDICAL CENTER OF THE ROCKIES)
    2500 Rocky Mountain Avenue, Loveland, CO 80538
    Phone: (970)624-2500