The Rose Andom Center is a Family Justice Center, a collaborative model designed to make it easier for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to access the support they need.
Rather than navigating multiple agencies and repeating their story over and over, survivors can connect with a variety of services in one safe, welcoming location. Family Justice Centers bring together community organizations, healthcare providers, advocates, and criminal justice partners to reduce barriers to support and increase access to safety, healing, and long-term stability.
Founded through years of collaboration between community-based organizations and public agencies, the Rose Andom Center was created with one goal: to ensure survivors have a place where they can find help, hope, and support when they need it most.
The Rose Andom Center provides free, voluntary, and trauma-informed services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Survivors do not need to report to law enforcement to access services, and they may choose which services best meet their needs.
Our services include:
Every survivor’s journey is different. Our team works alongside each individual to help identify options, build a plan, and connect them with the resources that best support their goals.
The Rose Andom Center is committed to providing inclusive, survivor-centered services to all people affected by domestic violence and sexual assault, regardless of gender identity, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, immigration status, disability, age, religion, or background.
Our Direct Services team is made up of bilingual and trilingual staff and we have access to interpretation services in over 200 languages.
We believe every survivor deserves respectful, culturally responsive care and equal access to safety, healing, and resources.
The Rose Andom Center is home to a collaborative network of organizations that work together to support survivors. Partner agencies provide a variety of services including advocacy, legal assistance, healthcare, housing support, mental health services, case management, and criminal justice resources.
Visitors can connect directly with partner organizations or meet with an advocate to learn which services may best meet their needs.
The Rose Andom Center’s services are designed specifically for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. We do not provide services for individuals who have used violence, abuse, or controlling behaviors against a partner, family member, or child.
If you are concerned about your behavior, struggling with anger, control, or violence in your relationships, or want support to prevent harm, we encourage you to contact one of the organizations below for specialized services such as education, counseling, and intervention services.
“For those who find themselves potentially causing harm to their partners and/or kids, the Denver Police Department has help for you too,” said Denver Chief of Police, Paul M. Pazen. “We recognize that preventing abuse is of the utmost importance, which is why we encourage those who act in a way that is or can be harmful to their loved ones to visit denvergov.org/preventingdomesticviolence.”
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.
