Safe Homes

Safe Relationships

Creating social change through advocacy for all survivors of domestic violence, their children, and companion animals

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Warm, inviting mountain shelter for survivors of domestic abuse
Mountain Peace Shelter

Safe Pet Program

Emergency Shelter for survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, teen dating violence, and stalking.

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24/7 SafeLine

Phone + Text

365/24/7 Crisis Assistance, Support, and Voice/Text Safe Line for relationship violence and sexual assault victims

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Community Wellness Program

Local Sessions

Complimentary sessions provide integrative healing opportunities to increase personal wellbeing and balance to the community

Empowering Survivors

PeaceWorks provides critical support, safe shelter, and essential services to those in need. Together, we are creating brighter futures

Stories of Success

We've helped hundreds of people escape the endless cycles of abuse

I Almost Didn't Escape Due To a Blizzard

"My husband had gone to jail a couple of times for domestic violence."

Everything Changed After Our Engagement

"Why didn't I leave for 16 years after he had physically assaulted me?"

I Felt Like I Couldn't Tell Anyone

"I was 17 years old. And that was the first time that I was slapped by my boyfriend."

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How can we help you today?

We have extensive resources to help people in need and educate the community. Here's some of the most common questions we get asked!

What is a confidential community advocate?

During this challenging time having a non-judgemental ear to listen and help you navigate the systems and resources available to you is important and so is your safety. A confidential community advocate is a mandated reporter of child neglect and abuse but protects your confidentiality in every other way. We are trauma-informed, healing centered, trained advocates that recognize the intersection of domestic violence, sexual abuse, substance dependency, and mental health. PeaceWorks is here to provide you support in self-determination and towards self-sufficiency.

Can I bring my pet?

We have a Safe Pets program that was able to serve over 27 pets in 2023. The Safe Pets outbuilding is located on property and includes large dog kennels with an enclosed outdoor area, a cat room with condos, and a snuggle room. These spaces are heated and accessible 24 hours a day. For larger animals we have off property boarding available. PeaceWorks knows there are many obstacles to leaving an unsafe situation, we are happy to eliminate any worry about your pet.

Is service available to anyone?

We are an all inclusive emergency shelter serving LBGTQIA2s+ and male survivors of intimate partner violence as well as stalking and sexual assault survivors outside of a relationship.

I’m in need of shelter, what can I expect?

The short-term emergency shelter is located in a rural, confidential location in the mountains an hour southwest of downtown Denver. While there is not a set length of stay, your time will be determined based on your individual needs and whether or not our rural location can meet them. PeaceWorks is staffed with trained, trauma-informed advocates that can empathize with your crisis, help educate you about available resources, and fortify your personal empowerment as you choose your next steps. There are voluntary wellness offerings both on and off site weekly, multiple food bank opportunities, well stocked bookshelves, and a playroom and playground for the kids.

Safe Homes

Safe Relationships

Creating social change through advocacy for all survivors of domestic violence, their children, and companion animals

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