SafeHouse Denver

SafeHouse Denver supports survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence in Denver through an Emergency Shelter, a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center, and an Extended Stay Program. Its services are available in English and Spanish and are designed to help survivors build safer, more independent lives.

The organization provides advocacy-based counseling, safety planning, support groups, emotional support, housing guidance, and referrals to community resources. Emergency shelter offers a confidential place to stay for survivors and their children, along with support focused on safety and longer-term housing goals. The Extended Stay Program offers additional time and stability for survivors working toward safe, long-term housing.

For service access information and crisis support, visit SafeHouse Denver’s official services page. Additional housing and support resources are available through NHREA’s Colorado homeless assistance guide and federal assistance resources.