Re-Entry to In-Person Services During COVID-19
When agencies re-open after Executive Orders have been lifted, they will be required to make adjustments and create plans, policies, and procedures for in-person services. …
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Supportive Ideas To Guide Us Through A Pandemic
During this tumultuous time like we are currently living through it is refreshing that there are so many supportive written pieces being shared online. We …
COVID-19 & Crisis Management Resources
Below are some things to consider and resources for managers and organizations to assist in handling a crisis such as a pandemic health event or …
Administrative Related Resources
CARES Act Small Business Loans Paycheck Protection Program (Emergency SBA 7(a) Loans) – Emergency loan program for nonprofits and for-profit entities to secure funds to …
Healthcare/Hospital Resources
An emergency Special Enrollment period has been opened up from Friday, March 20 thru Friday, April 3, 2020 to help as many people as possible …
Telehealth Counseling/Digital Response Resources
NNEDV’s Digital Services Toolkit includes new resources and compiled state and national guidance to help domestic violence coalitions, service providers, and advocates support survivors and …
CCASA DENOUNCES FEDERAL POLICIES THAT INCREASE RISKS FOR ALREADY VULNERABLE IMMIGRANT POPULATIONS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 21, 2018 Contact: Jolene Cardenas, Director of Communications and Development Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA) Direct Line: 720.330.8922 Email: …
Bold Steps Toward Child Health and Adolescent Health: A Plan for Youth Violence Prevention in Colorado
This strategic plan for statewide child and adolescent violence prevention is based on findings from Child and Adolescent Violence in Colorado: A 2005 Status Report. …
Prostitution and Denver’s Criminal Justice System: Who Pays?
The intent of this exploratory study was to move beyond assumptions that surround the crime of prostitution, its actors and law enforcement response in the …
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