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For more information on the BADJ Initiative, click here.
If you know of a great resource we should include, please email jeffersoncountyctc@gmail.com.
Below are national and local resources the BADJ Workgroup has put together to assist LGBTQ+ and BIPOC youth. Please note: While the resources included here are reputable, Jeffco CTC has not specifically vetted them.
Colorado has a large number of rape crisis centers throughout the state that can be of help to you. These centers provide free, confidential referrals and services for sexual assault victims, survivors, and their close family and friends. See more to find your local center.
The Initiative (previously known as the Domestic Violence Initiative for Women with Disabilities or DVI) advocates for persons with disabilities who have experienced abuse. The Initiative provides comprehensive, creative, and collaborative services in order to address clients' complex goals and objectives. These services primarily fall within 4 categories: safety, self-sufficiency, criminal justice support, and recovery and healing. Further, these services are rooted in accessible, culturally-responsive, and trauma-informed (ACRTI) approaches to advocacy.
All services are mobile and dynamic, and all services are available to monolingual Spanish speakers and victims in rural areas. Additionally, office culture, language usage, and core values and beliefs at The Initiative are LGBTQ+ inclusive. Click here for more information.
If you are being abused, or know someone who is, check out Violence Free Colorado's Resources page to find the domestic violence program nearest you.