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Welcome to Alternatives to Violence
Thank You to our Partnering Agency, Sponsoring Agencies, Event Sponsors and Supporters!
You keep the lights on and our residents at the SafeHouse safe.
Alternatives To Violence (ATV) is a non-profit serving Southern Larimer County with a SafeHouse and as victim's rights advocates. We service any victim of violent crime and specialize in domestic violence and sexual assault.
- Alternatives to Violence is an important part of the Loveland and southern Larimer county community. The services that we provide to survivors of violent crime are critical to the health of our neighborhood. We want to help you begin the healing process so that you can begin living again. Whether you are a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, primary or secondary (witness) of violence, we want to help.
Our services are offered to the community free:
- SafeHouse / Emergency Shelter
- 24 hour Victim Advocates
- Court Advocates
- Case management / housing referral services (bi-lingual)
- Referrals and resource information
- Community education programs
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The Purple Ribbon Breakfast - Register |
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Volunteer Opportunities with ATV:
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Employment Opportunities with ATV:
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It is hard to imagine that:
- Every 9 seconds in the US a woman is assaulted or beaten
- 1 in 3 women have been physically abused by an intimate partner
- 1 in 4 men have been physically abused by an intimate partner
It is even harder to imagine that most cases of domestic abuse go unreported. Raising funds to continue to provide services to victims is a challenge that we embrace as our responsibility and we need your help to do it.
Gaining stability after making the brave decision to escape the abuse in one’s own home creates even more challenges for the individual and ATV helps that victim address those challenges head on. With the addition of our SafeHouse we provide a continuum of care by giving the victim of domestic violence or sexual assault the option to leave the abuse rather than continuing to endure it. Accessing counseling and advocacy services for those impacted by violence is just the beginning of the uphill battle faced by victims of violence. Finding safe housing to shield them from continued abuse is daunting but with the SafeHouse we are able to do just that.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call us: 970-669-5150.
Please see the video produced by Starstream Productions to learn more about ATV and those we serve:
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ATV raised nearly a million dollars to acquire and renovate an 8 bedroom house (22 beds) but operating funds are still needed. You can help in many ways, just go to our donation page and make an online donation, call 970-669-5150 or mail your check to 541 E. 8th St. Loveland, CO 80537 |
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Communities coming together to create a dream! |
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See photos HERE of our SafeHouse FENCE Installation! Click here to read more about the SafeHouse. |
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THE IMPACT OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE Nearly 1 in 5 women and 1 in 71 men are victims of rape (Black et al., 2011). But all of us are impacted by sexual violence. That’s because sexual violence affects communities and society — in addition to survivors and their loved ones. Because of this, it’s on all of us to help prevent it. Click here to see full text.
Help is available. Local sexual assault centers can provide help. In crisis situations, contact 1-800-656-4673. For more information, visit the National Sexual Violence Resource Center website. If you or someone you know has been abused, please call our 24 hour crisis line at 970-880-1000 or the office at 970-669-5150. |
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Donations made directly to a charity still qualify as a charitable donation but will not affect your income. Sound too good to be true? Consult your tax professional for all the details and see if you qualify. Here are a few of the details:
- Taxpayers must be 70 ½ and required to take annual distributions from their IRA
- There is a cap of $100,000
- The charitable contribution must go directly to the charity
- You cannot receive any goods or services in return and you must have a written receipt
- Alternatives to Violence is a 501 (c) (3) organization. All donations are tax deductible.
- We are a non-profit serving Southern Larimer County as victim's rights advocates. We service any victim of violent crime and specialize in domestic violence and sexual assault.
- Please note: absolutely no information of visitors to this website are ever collected, sold, or otherwise used for any reason.
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Alternatives to Violence | 541 E. 8th St. | Loveland, CO 80537
Office Hours: 8:00am - 5:30pm | Monday - Thursday | Friday By appointment. Closed Saturday & Sunday
Office Phone: 970-669-5150 | Fax: 970-669-5136 | After Hours Crisis Hotline: 970-880-1000
Alternatives to Violence (ATV), in collaboration with individuals and communities impacted by violence, creates safe pathways away from abusive environments through education, advocacy and shelter.
Alternatives to Violence provides services to women, men and children regardless of race, sexual orientation or legal status.
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