Imagine the power of coming together as a community to create change, hope, and healing. This Colorado Gives Day, we invite you to join thousands of generous Coloradans in making a difference for survivors of domestic violence by supporting the Rose Andom Center. What Is Colorado Gives Day? Colorado Gives Day is more than just […]
Read MoreWelcome to the Rose Andom Center’s Domestic Violence Fatality Review Bulletin. The Denver Metro Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team (DMDVFRT) is one of the nation’s longest-running teams, collecting data and case information since 1996. Over the years, our insights into the factors leading to fatal domestic violence cases have expanded, alongside growing local and national […]
Read MoreCelebrate with us as we mark 8 impactful years of the Rose Andom Center’s unwavering support for survivors of intimate partner violence. Since opening in 2016, our center has been a beacon of hope, offering vital services like counseling and legal advocacy to empower survivors on their journey to safety and healing. Join us in […]
Read MoreWelcome to the first edition of Rose Andom Center’s Domestic Violence Fatality Review Bulletin. The Denver Metro Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team (DMDVFRT) is one of the longest running teams in the country, gathering data and case information since its inception in 1996. Since then, our understanding of precipitating circumstances in lethal cases has grown, […]
Read MoreJoin us in congratulating Lieutenant Hernandez in his retirement from the Denver Police Department! Lt. Hernandez and the Domestic Violence Unit have been an important partner with us at the Rose Andom Center.
Read MoreRose sought support from the Rose Andom Center regarding her relationship with her partner of two years. With collaboration with a resource advocate from the Rose Andom Center, Rose was able to have a secure safe place to stay while she worked on her self-sufficiency goals.
Read MoreThe Rose Andom Center has been pleased to partner with Servicios de la Raza since the early days of planning for Denver’s family justice center. Partnership with Servicios de la Raza’s VISTAS program has been a key resource to provide culturally responsive services to English and Spanish-speaking victims of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and other crime.
Read MoreDelia was in an abusive relationship for seven years. When she finally left her partner, she started dating someone new, someone who seemed to be a very nice guy. Two years into their relationship, things were going well…
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