If you are experiencing abuse or have experienced domestic violence, you are not alone. The Rose Andom Center is here to support you. Our domestic violence services are designed to help you regain safety, stability, and strength — at your own pace and in a way that feels right for you.
We know that reaching out for help can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re seeking immediate safety, looking for long-term support, or just need someone to talk to, we are here.
The Rose Andom Center is committed to providing inclusive, survivor centered services to all people affected by domestic violence, regardless of gender identity, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, immigration status, disability, age, religion, or background. Every survivor deserves respectful, culturally responsive support and equal access to safety, healing, and resources.
Walk-ins are welcome:
Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Or, call us at (720) 337-4400 to speak with an advocate.
All services are offered in a culturally responsive, inclusive environment where your safety, dignity, and autonomy come first.
Domestic violence, sometimes called intimate partner violence, is a pattern of abusive behaviors used by one person to gain power and control over another in a relationship. This can include physical harm, emotional abuse, financial control, isolation, threats, or intimidation.
Our team understands the many forms domestic violence can take and is here to listen and support you without judgment.
At the Rose Andom Center, we bring together many services under one roof so you don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Our community and criminal justice partners work side by side to provide:
Every survivor’s situation is unique. We will work with you to create a plan that meets your needs.
When you come to the Rose Andom Center, you will be welcomed by caring staff who will listen and help you explore your options. You can choose which services you’d like to use — everything is voluntary.
Your safety and privacy are our top priorities. We’ll support you in making the decisions that are best for you.
Healing takes time, and we’re here for you every step of the way. Whenever you’re ready, we’re ready to help.
If you’re in immediate danger, call 911. We are not an emergency shelter, but we can refer you to emergency shelter resources if needed. To speak with someone about your situation or to learn more about our domestic violence services, contact us at 720-337-4400 or visit our center at 1330 Fox St Denver, CO 80204.
Better Life Therapy – Outpatient mental health practice with a mission to provide high-quality, accessible, and immediately available therapy to individuals across Colorado.
Bridgepoint Case Management – Providing individualized case management to non-binary and transgender individuals experiencing housing instability, intimate partner violence, and complex systemic barriers.
Brothers Redevelopment Inc. – Providing housing and housing-related services to low-income, elderly and disabled residents across Colorado.
Canine Partners of the Rockies – Breeds, raises, trains, and places assistance dogs throughout Colorado.
Charlie Health – Providing a compassionate bridge to long-term recovery for survivors and families navigating the complexities of trauma and PTSD.
Colorado Legal Services – Promoting equal access to justice for low-income people in the state of Colorado.
Denver Children’s Advocacy Center – Breaking the cycle of abuse by providing prevention programs and response to domestic violence.
Denver Health – Providing on-site health care services to domestic violence victims and their children.
Denver Indian Family Resource Center – Strengthening vulnerable AI/AN children and families through collaborative and culturally-responsive services.
Denver Public Schools Department of Family and Community Engagement – Serving as a bridge to ensure that schools, families and communities are connected, every voice is heard and every family has the resources they need to thrive.
Ellie Mental Health – Expanding access to compassionate, trauma-informed mental health care for survivors of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse.
Entryway – A workforce and housing stability program that supports individuals experiencing situational homelessness or housing insecurity.
From Silenced to Saved (FSTS) – Combating Human Trafficking by being the provider of choice for victim response services focused to empower victims and survivors from initial recovery to adjudication and beyond.
Healing from the Heart – Providing therapy for individuals, couples, and families.
Know Your Strength – Mental health counseling practice dedicated to helping women recover from trauma.
Paragon – Making high-quality mental health and recovery services accessible to individuals and families.
Colorado Perinatal Mental Health Project – Ensuring families have the mental health resources that they need to experience wellness in the postpartum period.
Project Safeguard – Aiding victims through advocacy and assistance in navigating the court system while also striving to create social change for domestic violence victims.
SafeHouse Denver – Serving victims of domestic violence and their children through both an emergency shelter and a non-residential Counseling and Advocacy Center.
Servicios de la Raza – Providing and advocating for culturally responsive, essential human services and opportunities.
The Center for Trauma & Resilience – Providing comprehensive support to individuals impacted by crime and trauma.
Denver City Attorney’s Office – Prosecutes violations of City ordinances, including municipal domestic violence offenses. Victim assistance staff are available to meet with victims involved in City Attorney cases filed.
Denver County Court Probation Victim Assistance – Victims have the right to be treated with fairness, dignity, and respect throughout the criminal justice process. Probation recognizes that victims of crimes have the right to be informed, present, and/or heard.
Denver Crime Victim Compensation – Provides financial assistance for certain crimes and specified services.
Denver District Attorney’s Office – Prosecutes criminal violations of the Colorado state statutes that occur in the City and County of Denver. Their mission is to advocate for victims of crime and to protect the rights of the accused throughout the prosecutorial process.
Denver Police Department Domestic Violence Investigation Unit – Provides specialized investigation for state charged domestic violence crimes.
Denver Police Department Sex Crimes Investigation Unit – Provides specialized investigation for state charged sex crimes.
Denver Police Department Victim Assistance Unit – The Victim Assistance Unit (VAU) provides immediate intervention, support, information, referrals, and other assistance to victims of crime, witnesses and/or their families including incidents of non-criminal, stark misfortune.
Circle of Advocacy – Providing advocacy services, direct and indirect crisis intervention, and housing options.
Crisalida – A resource and support to Hispanic, Latino/a/x and other persons of color struggling with complex trauma, domestic violence, and abuse.
It Takes A Village – Reduces health and social disparities among people of color in the Denver Metropolitan area.
Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center – Provides civil legal representation, legal consultations, advocacy and legal workshops that help survivors, immigrants and other clients seek justice.
Latina SafeHouse – Provides bilingual and culturally sensitive services to Latina survivors of domestic violence and their families.
Lola & Me Therapy LLC. – Helps improve quality of life through a personalized approach to therapy.
Maria Droste Counseling Center – Provides specialized mental health services and counseling to survivors of trauma and abuse.
Operation Safe Escape – Provides free, confidential security and safety support for survivors of domestic violence, stalking, and harassment.
Roy Law Firm – A law firm providing criminal defense for those with wrongful DV charges.
The Initiative – Provides services, support, and resources to people who are experiencing domestic violence, abuse, neglect, sexual assault, other violent crime.
911 Cellphone Bank – Provides free emergency devices to victims of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Abby Care – Helps families provide care at home by supporting caregivers with the training, wages, and tools they need to do the job well.
A Precious Child – Provides children in need with opportunities and resources to empower them to achieve their full potential.
Brain Injury Association of Colorado – Supports people struggling with the effects of a brain injury, stroke, or concussion.
Colorado Bureau of Investigation – Provides investigative, forensic, and criminal justice data services to support local, county, and state agencies.
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless – Working to prevent homelessness and create lasting solutions for homelessness.
Colorado Poverty Law Project – Connects low-income individuals with free legal services to fight evictions and housing injustice.
Denver Animal Protection Safe Haven Program – Offers short-term care for pets whose owners need assistance due to domestic violence, hospitalization or treatment and rehabilitation.
Dress for Success – Empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire, and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.
Financial Empowerment Center – offers free one-on-one free financial coaching and navigation to help reduce debt, build savings, establish and improve credit, access banking services and connect to city resources and programs.
Hard Beauty – Provides peer recovery support for survivors and people in recovery from intimate relationship, family, or sexual violence focusing on the intersectionality of trauma and healing.
Liberate Healing Counseling – Remote mental health counseling in English and Spanish.
Manna Resource Center – Strengthens individuals and families through programs that provide holistic care and support in the areas of self-sufficiency, wellness, and family development.
Mi Casa Resource Center – Advances the economic prosperity of the community.
MotherWise – Empower women and their families to thrive during pregnancy and after a baby is born.
Native American Housing Circle –A group in which grassroots community members, advocates, nonprofit organizations, and government partners come together to improve housing for the Native American community.
New Eyes – Provides new prescription eyeglasses to financially struggling children and adults across the United States.
One Good Turn – Offers counseling services with affordable sliding scale payment options based on household income.
Rocky Mountain Diaper Depot – A Colorado non-profit that raises awareness and provides diapers for agencies to directly share with struggling families.
Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center – RMvlc provides free legal representation to victims of crime in Colorado (or whose legal issues are best addressed in Colorado).
Savings Collaborative – Helps build financial resilience and wealth across generations.
Stout Street Serenity – Provides a better way to a more meaningful life in recovery.
We Don’t Waste – Supports the community and the environment by reclaiming and redistributing quality food to those in need.
Walk-ins are welcome:
Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Or, call us at (720) 337-4400 to speak with an advocate.
For ten years, the Rose Andom Center has been a place where survivors are met with compassion, dignity, and support. This year’s Reflections of Hope Gala honors that decade of impact and the community that has made it possible.
Join us on Saturday, October 17th at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts for a meaningful evening celebrating the strength and resilience of survivors and the progress we have made together over the past ten years.
The Rose Andom Center will be closed on Monday, August 3.
If you need additional support during this time, please contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) or SafeHouse Denver’s crisis line at 303-318-9989. If you are in immediate danger, please contact 911.
Aviso de Cierre del Rose Andom Center
Si necesita apoyo adicional durante este tiempo, por favor comuníquese con la Línea Nacional de Violencia Doméstica al 800-799-SAFE (7233) o con la línea de crisis de SafeHouse Denver al 303-318-9989. Si se encuentra en peligro inmediato, por favor llame al 911.
