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Colorado Unemployment Insurance Laws for Victims of Domestic Violence.
Passed in 2000, Title 8, Article 73, subsection 108, provides that in certain circumstances, domestic violence victims are eligible for full award of benefits. Quitting a job because of domestic abuse may be reason for a full award if (A) you have a copy of a police report, criminal charges, protection order, medical records or other evidence documenting the abuse; (B) you provide written notice that you are receiving assistance or counseling from a recognized counseling entity for domestic abuse; and (C) you have not received benefits under this section within the prior three years. Call 303-318-8000 for more info.
Passed in 2000, Title 8, Article 73, subsection 108, provides that in certain circumstances, domestic violence victims are eligible for full award of benefits. Quitting a job because of domestic abuse may be reason for a full award if (A) you have a copy of a police report, criminal charges, protection order, medical records or other evidence documenting the abuse; (B) you provide written notice that you are receiving assistance or counseling from a recognized counseling entity for domestic abuse; and (C) you have not received benefits under this section within the prior three years. Call 303-318-8000 for more info.
| Location | Program | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| STATEWIDE |
Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence GLBT Anti-Violence Program |
888-788-7091 303-852-5094 |
| Adams County |
Alternatives to Family Violence Project Safeguard |
303-289-4441 303-637-7761 |
| Alamosa County | Tu Casa Crisis Center | 719-589-2465 |
| Arapahoe County |
Douglas Mental Health Network (Littleton) Gateway Women's Shelter Project Safeguard |
303-797-9346 303-343-1851 303-344-9016 |
| Archuleta County |
Alternative Horizons Victim Assistance Program |
970-247-9619 970-264-9075 |
| Bent County | Valley Resource Center | 719-456-6031 |
| Boulder County |
SafeHouse Coalition/Women in Crisis (Longmont) Longmont Ending Violence Initiative Victim's Assistance Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley (Longmont) |
303-444-2424 303-772-4422 303-774-4534 303-441-4737 303-772-0432 |
| Chaffee County | Alliance Against Domestic Abuse | 888-823-1162 |
| Clear Creek County | County Advocates | 303-569-3126 |
| Conejos County | Tu Casa Crisis Center | 719-589-2465 |
| Costilla County | Tu Casa Crisis Center | 719-589-2465 |
| Crowley County | Valley Resource Center | 719-267-8935 |
| Custer County | Family Crisis Services | 719-275-2429 |
| Delta County | TriCounty Resource Center | 970-874-4941 |
| Denver County |
Family Tree
Brandon Center Victim Service Center DV Initiative/Women w Disabilities Deaf Abused Women & Children Project SafeGuard SafeHouse Denver Jewish Domestic Abuse Resources Amend Asian Pacific Development Center Colorado Legal Services Indian health & Family Services Victims Service Center Healing from the Heart Justice Information Center Maria Droste Services Servicios del la Raza |
303-422-2133 303-620-9190 303-894-8000 303-839-5510 303-831-7874 303-863-7233 303-318-9989 303-836-1819 303-832-6363 303-393-0304 719-471-0380 303-781-4050 303-860-0660 303-733-1176 303-832-1220 303-756-9052 303-477-3817 |
| Dolores County | RENEW | 970-565-2100 |
| Douglas County |
Violence Prevention Institute (Castle Rock) Women's Crisis Center |
303-688-1094 303-688-8484 |
| Eagle County | The Resource Center | 970-949-7086 |
| El Paso County |
Centro de la Familia CASA Of Colorado Springs Legal Services (Colorado Springs) Domestic Violence Response Team Tessa Shelter (Colorado Springs) Center for Prevention of DV |
719-227-9170 719-447-9898 719-471-0380 719-444-7813 719-633-1462 719-633-3819 |
| Elbert County | Women's Crisis Center | 303-688-8484 |
| Fremont County | Family Crisis Services | 719-275-2429 |
| Garfield County |
Advocate Safehouse Project Garfield Legal Services |
970-945-2632 970-945-8858 |
| Gilpin County | Combined Victim Services Family Advocacy Program Victim Outreach Information | 303-582-5926 303-652-0744 303-202-2196 |
| Grand County |
Advocates Victim Assistance Team (Hot Sulpher Springs) Victim Assistance Team |
970-725-3442 970-725-3412 |
| Gunnison County | Jubilee House | 970-641-2712 |
| Hinsdale County | Jubilee House | 970-641-8000 |
| Huerfano County | DV Elimination Program | 719-738-1044 |
| Jackson County | Advocates Against Battering | 970-879-8888 |
| Jefferson County | Women in Crisis | 303-420-6752 |
| La Plata County |
Alternative Horizons Alternative Horizons (Durango) Caring Families (Durango) |
970-247-9619 970-247-4374 970-382-9118 |
| Lake County | Advocates of Lake County | 719-486-0460 |
| Larimer County |
Alternatives to Violence (Loveland) Crossroads Safehouse Estes Valley Victim Advocates Lutheran Family Services (Ft. Collins) Sava Center (Ft. Collins) |
970-669-5150 970-482-3502 970-577-9781 970-266-1788 970-472-4204 |
| Las Animas County | Advocates Against Domestic Assault | 719-846-4357 |
| Logan County | Help for Abused Partners (Sterling) | 970-522-2307 |
| Mesa County |
Hilltop Comunity Resources Latimer House |
970-241-0324 970-241-6704 |
| Moffat County |
Advocates Crisis Support Advocates Crisis Support (Craig) |
970-824-2400 970-824-9709 |
| Montezuma County | RENEW | 970-565-2100 |
| Montrose County | TriCounty Resource Center | 970-249-2486 |
| Morgan County | Share, Inc. (Ft. Morgan) | 970-867-4444 |
| Otero County | Arkansas Valley Resource Center | 719-384-7764 |
| Ouray County | TriCounty Resource Center | 970-249-2486 |
| Park County | Crisis Center | 303-838-7176 |
| Pitkin County |
Roaring Fork Legal Services Response Help for Battered Women Response, Inc. (Aspen) |
970-920-2828 970-925-7233 970-920-5357 |
| Prowers County | Domestic Safety Resource Center | 719-336-4358 |
| Pueblo County | Casa of Pueblo | 719-583-6326 |
| Rio Blanco County | Safehouse | 970-878-3131 |
| Routt County | Advocates Against Abuse | 970-879-8888 |
| San Juan County | Southwest Safehouse | 970-259-5443 |
| San Miguel County |
San Miguel Resource Center Tomboy House |
970-728-5842 970-728-5660 |
| Sedgwick County | Help for Abused Partners | 970-522-2307 |
| Summit County |
Advocates for Victims Advocates for Victims (Frisco) |
970-668-3906 970-389-0090 |
| Yuma County | New Directions | 970-848-5441 |
| Washington County | New Directions | 970-848-5441 |
| Weld County | A Women's Place | 970-356-4226 |
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