New Crisis House Project

Our crisis house provides essential support for survivors immediately after they escape their traffickers. These individuals are often in a state of emergency and at their most vulnerable. Here’s how we assist them during this critical period:

Safe Housing: The crisis house provides a secure and supportive environment for survivors. As they plan their next steps forward, they can reside here with peace of mind.

Basic Needs: Our crisis house supplies nutritious meals and clothing to those in need, offering comfort and stability during difficult times.

Breaking the Cycle: Without safe housing, the risk of survivors returning to exploitative situations is high. Our crisis house disrupts this cycle by offering safety and hope.

Collaboration with Case Managers: Our dedicated case managers work closely with clients in the crisis house. Together, they create personalized plans for the survivors. These plans include accessing resources and addressing immediate needs.

Transition to Stabilization: At the crisis house, we encourage them to make informed decisions and create a path toward working to process their trauma and stabilization.  

Annual Cost: The project for our new crisis house requires dedicated funding to sustain its impact. The annual cost of $250,000 directly contributes to ensuring that survivors receive the emergency care and shelter they urgently need. Healing starts here. Thank you for being part of our mission to break free from exploitation!

Covered Colorado reserves the right to allocate donations as needed to support the program.