Chapter 2: 2016 The Doors Open In June 2016, the Rose Andom Center welcomed its very first clients and officially opened its doors to survivors seeking safety, healing, and hope. For survivors, this moment represented far more than the opening of a building. It meant walking into a space where they would be believed, supported, […]
Chapter 1: 2015 Where Hope Took Shape Before there were clients in the halls, before advocates sat beside survivors, there was a belief shared by many: we could do better for people experiencing domestic violence. In 2015, that belief took shape. Architects, city leaders, advocates, and community partners gathered around a bold idea to create […]
Ten Years of Hope, Healing, and Partnership: Reflecting on the Rose Andom Center’s First Decade By Margaret Abrams, Founding Executive Director, and Whitney Woods, Current Executive Director Ten years ago, the Rose Andom Center opened its doors with a simple but ambitious vision: that survivors of domestic violence should not have to navigate one of […]
One Year In: Reflections from My First Year as Executive Director By: Whitney Woods This past year has been one of the most humbling experiences of my professional life. Stepping into the role of Executive Director at the Rose Andom Center, I knew the work would be complex. What I could not fully anticipate was […]
Denim Day Insights: The Importance of Coordinated Care for Survivors Whitney Woods, April 28, 2026 Rose Andom Center Committed to Removing Barriers to Coordinated Care Whitney Woods (she/her) is the executive director of the Rose Andom Center, Colorado’s first and largest family justice center, a survivor-centered, trauma-informed collaborative that provides resources for individuals and families impacted […]
Dear Community, None of us can avoid the recent news involving the so-called “r*pe academy” and public figures using their positions of power to violate people’s bodies. If you are like me, you may be feeling a mix of anger, exhaustion, grief, or even numbness. That response makes sense. The steady stream of overwhelming information—headline […]
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