Domestic violence affects all types of people in all types of situations and life circumstances, and that includes members of the LGBTQ+ community. LGBTQ+ refers to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and any other queer identities. The term “queer” encompasses any identity that is non-heterosexual. It is important to recognize that domestic violence (violence between intimate […]
Read MoreWe are so grateful to over 350 guests who helped raise $254,000 to support the mission of the Rose Andom Center on March 29th. The Seawell Ballroom at the Denver Center for Performing Arts was transformed into a beautiful travel-themed venue as we celebrated our third annual New Experience Gala. Guests were sent on a […]
Read MoreIn January, Linda Loflin Pettit was elected as the new Board Chair of the Rose Andom Center Board of Directors. Loflin Pettit is the Manager of Community and Government Relations in the Denver City Attorney’s Office in the Prosecution and Code Enforcement Section. There, she manages the grant program, provides training on domestic violence and […]
Read MoreThe Rose Andom Center is thrilled to announce expanded partnerships with two incredible organizations – Project PAVE and The Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Clinic (JAMLAC). Each of these partners brings integral services to clients at Rose Andom Center. Project PAVE strives to empower youth to end the cycle of relationship violence and JAMLAC seeks […]
Read MoreThe Rose Andom Center Young Professionals Council is currently collecting donations to fill 500 care bags for domestic violence clients. The bags contain simple toiletries, hygiene items, and words of encouragement to help them in their journey to break the cycle of abuse. There are two ways you can help: Donate Items / Money: The […]
Read MoreColorado’s largest day of giving, Colorado Gives Day, is on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. On this day, thousands of people come together to support Colorado nonprofits like ours. When you donate to the Rose Andom Center, you are helping us reach more survivors of domestic violence. We are the only Family Justice Center in the […]
Read MoreThe Rose Andom Center Provides Hope and Safety for Domestic Violence Victims on Their Path to a New Life Have you ever wondered what a victim of domestic violence looks like? They could be your neighbor, your best friend, your sister or brother. In fact, domestic violence affects millions of Americans each year regardless of […]
Read MoreDenver marks start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month by highlighting work of the Rose Andom Center Denverite article by Esteban L. Hernandez October 1, 2018 Mayor Michael Hancock next to Cecelia Dunn (far right), a domestic violence survivor, following a presentation marking the start of Domestic Violence Awareness month on Monday, Oct. 1, 2018, in […]
Read MoreThe Rose Andom Center continues to let the community and domestic violence survivors know we are here to help! During the first quarter of 2018, 605 survivors and their children came through our doors for services. Services were provided to 313 new clients, a 19% increase over the same period in 2017. Intakes were done with 253 […]
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