Domestic violence, or intimate partner violence, can be a single abusive event or a pattern of coercive behavior used as revenge or to control, punish, or intimidate an intimate partner. It can occur to anyone, any age, gender, race, religion, culture, or sexual orientation. Domestic violence can take many forms, including abuse that is verbal, physical, sexual, psychological, emotional, and/or financial.
No one should suffer abuse from a loved one, but if you are, the Denver Police Department and many others are here to help.
The Denver Police Department has a specialized investigative unit dedicated to domestic violence crimes and a Victim Assistance Unit that have partnered with the Rose Andom Center which is a centralized location where community-based organizations and city government agencies work collaboratively to serve victims of domestic violence.
Does your partner:
Domestic Violence can be experienced in one or more of the following behaviors:
Each victim’s experience will be unique and may take place during different time frames. The following are signs of abusive behavior that may be experienced.
Intimidation/ Threats
Sexual Abuse
Economic Abuse
Isolation
Emotional/ Psychological Abuse
Using Children or Pets
Religious/Cultural
Emergency Assistance (call or text) | 9-1-1 |
Denver Health Emergency Department | 303-436-6000 |
Legal Assistance | |
Colorado Legal Services | 303-837-1321 |
Project Safeguard | 303-219-7049 |
Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center | 303-692-1165 |
Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center | 303-295-2001 |
Community-Based Services (hotlines, counseling, emergency resources, support) |
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Center for Trauma & Resilience | 303-860-0660 |
Colorado Crisis Services—Mobile Crisis | 844-493-8255 |
Healing from the Heart | 303-733-1176 |
Latina SafeHouse | 303-433-4470 |
Maria Droste Counseling Center | 303-756-9052 |
Mental Health Center of Denver | 303-504-7900 |
Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners | 844-493-8255 |
Servicios De La Raza | 303-458-5851 |
Asian Pacific Development Center | 303-923-2920 |
Survivors Organizing for Liberation | 888-557-4441 |
DOVE (Deaf Overcoming Violence through Empowerment) | 303-831-7874 |
ROSE ANDOM CENTER | 720-337-4400 |
The Initiative | 303-839-5510 |
Streets of Hope | 303-433-2712 |
Community Outreach for Children/Youth/Family | |
Project Pave | 303-322-2382 |
Denver |
303-825-3850 |
Shelter/Housing/Counseling/Case Management | |
Gateway Domestic Violence Services | 303-343-1851 |
SafeHouse Denver | 303-318-9989 |
SafeHouse Progressive Alliance | 303-444-2424 |
United Way 211 | 303-561-2111 |
Criminal Justice Resources | |
City Attorney-Victim Resource Program | 720-913-8020 |
County Court Probation Victim Advocate | 720-913-8372 |
Denver Crime Victim Compensation | 720-913-9253 |
District Attorney-Victim Assistance | 720-913-9008 |
VINE (Victim Notification and Information Everyday) | 1-888-263-8463 |
DPD Victim Assistance Unit | 720-913-6035 |
DPD Pretrial Victim Services Unit | 720-913-6035 |
Division of Criminal Justice Victim Programs | 303-239-4442 |
Turning Point | 303-780-0170 |
National Institute for Change | 303-231-0090 |
Aurora Center for Treatment | 303-340-8990 |
Creative Treatment Options | 303-467-2624 |
Park Hill Counseling | 720-387-7931 |
IDEA | 720-949-0095 |
Spanish Clinic | 303-934-3040 |
Running Creek | 303-805-1218 |
AB Counseling | 303-237-3599 |
Mental Health Center of Denver | 303-617-2424 |
Choices in Living | 303-937-7696 |
Rose Andom Center
1330 Fox Street
Denver, CO 80204
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00AM to 5:00PM
Phone: (720) 337-4400
Denver Police Non-Emergency: (720) 913-2000
Dial 911 for Emergencies
The Denver Police Department is pleased to partner with the Rose Andom Center, where intimate partner (domestic) violence survivors can find the safety, support, and services they need.
Services Include: