Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence Inc

“The finance and executive committees review the form 990 then submits it to the entire board of directors for approval.”

“Agreements are signed annually by board members requiring disclosure of positions held or financial interests that may reasonably be expected to cause a conflict of interest or the appearance of a conflict to arise.”

“The board's executive and finance committees do an annual salary assessment using comparable data from three sources.”

“The board's executive and finance committees do an annual salary assessment using comparable data from three sources.”

“UPON REQUEST”

“The outreach counseling program addresses a broad continuum of needs, from early intervention to long-term trauma recovery. Span's outreach counseling program provides individual, group, and family counseling services in spanish and english at span's boulder outreach center, at our tri-city program offices co-located in the sister carmen community center in lafayette, and in dedicated space at broomfield fish. Span provided individual, group and family counseling services to 627 adults and 257 children in 2024. This represents a 40% increase in the number of adults participating in span's counseling program services compared to the year before. . The transitional services program is focused on comprehensive, long-term support. Span's transitional services program provides intensive case management, resource navigation, housing advocacy, and innovative economic mobility programming. These services are designed to be empowering and client-centered, providing support and opportunity that create an environment where survivors who are underserved and chronically under- resourced can thrive. Housing stability must come first, and span's shelter-based housing hub offers residents intensive housing advocacy to help survivors transition directly from shelter into stable housing. Span also leverages significant resources to provide survivors with flexible financial support for rent, utilities, etc. Span's transitional service program provided critical basic needs support and intensive housing advocacy to 427 survivors and their children in 2024. . The training and community education program focuses on early intervention, prevention, and social change. Trainings and outreach inform community members about abuse and promote equity and social justice. Span also provides technical assistance and training to law enforcement, court staff, county staff, and other boulder county non-profits on the dynamics of intimate partner violence and its impact on marginalized and at-risk populations.”

“The emergency shelter program is the core of span's residential services. Span's emergency shelter has 27 beds, and this state-of-the-art facility was built in 2008, increasing span's original shelter capacity by 60%. The shelter is staffed 24/7 and is home to span's crisis & information hotline. In addition to all basic needs, residents receive case management, trauma counseling, healthcare services, and information to help them establish a life safe from violence. In 2024 span provided emergency shelter services to 245 adults and 107 children, for a total of 8,995 days of service. Shelter staff and trained crisis intervention specialists responded to 8,979 crisis hotline calls in 2024, providing crisis intervention, information, and referrals, as well as access to span's emergency shelter. The advocacy program provides crisis intervention and ongoing advocacy for survivors involved with law enforcement and the justice system. Span staff and volunteers operate a protection order clinic in boulder and broomfield courts, and span also provides survivors with access to pro bono legal representation as they apply for protection orders and deal with other civil matters, like custody and parenting arrangements. With few pro-bono legal resources available for civil court issues, span's lawyers for victims program is one of the only options for low-income survivors to access this type of support. In 2024 span supported 424 survivors with information and advocacy around legal issues related to the abuse.”