Help For Abused Partners

Help For Abused Partners is a corporate tax-exempt, non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since 2009, specializing in providing domestic violence support services in rural Colorado. As a domestic shelter and advocacy organization, the entity focuses on supporting victims of domestic violence through comprehensive assistance programs. The organization is dedicated to offering critical support services to survivors and their families, with a specific emphasis on serving rural communities in Colorado.

Help For Abused Partners has received multiple federal and state grant awards, primarily from the U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime and the Colorado Department of Human Services. These grants have supported a range of critical services including emergency shelter, crisis intervention, bilingual advocacy, counseling, transportation assistance, legal services, and job readiness support for domestic violence survivors. The organization has received targeted funding for COVID-19 response, including ARPA funds for testing, vaccines, and mobile health units, as well as grants focused on maintaining domestic violence services infrastructure. Notably, their most recent significant award is a $200,000 two-year Project Grant from the Office for Victims of Crime, which will provide essential support services to victims in Phillips, Logan, and Sedgwick Counties. Sub-grant awards from the Colorado Department of Public Safety and Department of Human Services have consistently supported their domestic violence advocacy and community-based service delivery initiatives.