Legal Aid & Advocacy
Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition
Discover the Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition (CCDC), a peer-driven community committed to social justice and disability rights. CCDC offers assistance with Medicaid appeals, civil rights legal representation, and specialized probate services. Empowering individuals, families, and allies, CCDC ensures access to justice and rights for all. Explore their services and resources for invaluable support.
Bread & Roses Legal Center
Explore the Bread & Roses Legal Center's Victim Advocacy Unit, a compassionate guide through the complexities of the criminal justice system. Offering insights, updates, and emotional support, their advocates stand by your side in court and provide valuable referrals. Contact them at 719-520-6000 for expert guidance, ensuring you receive the support and empowerment you deserve during challenging times.
Victim Advocacy
Discover support through the Victim Advocacy Unit of the 4th Judicial DA’s Office, guiding you through the complexities of the criminal justice system. Gain insights, updates, and emotional support from advocates who stand by your side in court and provide valuable referrals. Dial 719-520-6000 for expert guidance, ensuring you receive the support and empowerment you deserve during challenging times.
The Neighborhood Justice Center
Discover a path to peace with the Neighborhood Justice Center (NJC). Established in 1980, NJC offers mediation services, providing an alternative to traditional court hearings. Referrals come from various sources, and mediations are scheduled Monday-Friday during business hours. NJC, nestled within the District Attorney’s Office, is committed to fostering empathy, support, and empowerment in resolving conflicts within the community. Explore their services to find common ground and navigate disputes with understanding and guidance.
One Nation Walking Together
One Nation Walking Together (ONWT) stands in solidarity with Native American communities, offering essential support with respect and compassion. Rejecting traditional charity models, ONWT collaborates with community leaders to provide tailored assistance, including food aid, medical support, and essential items distribution. Their Family Aid Program offers diverse essentials, from hygiene products to furniture, meeting specific community needs. In times of crisis, ONWT's Emergency Services Program provides vital support to low-income Native families. Through outreach efforts, ONWT shares its mission and work, advocating for Native voices and needs. Explore how ONWT embodies empathy, support, and empowerment in serving Indigenous communities.
Voces Unidas for Justice
Voces Unidas for Justice was born from a vision to bridge gaps in services for Latina survivors of gender violence and discrimination. Their diverse collective focuses on culturally and linguistically sensitive responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, and trauma within the Latin@ community. Through leadership development, advocacy, and access initiatives, Voces Unidas empowers individuals to shape their futures and fosters safer, more inclusive communities. Explore how Voces Unidas embodies empathy, support, and empowerment for Latin@ voices seeking justice and healing.
Court Care for Kids
Court Care for Kids provides a comforting haven for families navigating court-related matters in the Pikes Peak Region. Located within the El Paso County Judicial Complex, this free service offers licensed child care to shield children from emotional courtroom experiences. Whether attending jury duty or probation appointments, parents can rely on Court Care's daily operation, ensuring a distraction-free environment. With services offered at no cost and on a first-come, first-served basis, it's a valuable support system enhancing court efficiency while prioritizing the well-being of children. Visit their website to learn more and access this invaluable resource.
CASA of the Pikes Peak Region
CASA of the Pikes Peak Region is a nonprofit dedicated to advocating for children facing abuse, neglect, or domestic conflict in El Paso County and Teller County. Through trained volunteers, CASA represents the best interests of approximately 1,700 children annually. Their programs include Dependency and Neglect, Supervised Exchange and Parenting Time, Milton Foster Children’s Fund, and Children and Families in Transition. CASA's mission is to provide a voice for these children in court and the community, ensuring safe and permanent homes. By intervening early and breaking the cycle of abuse, CASA empowers children to thrive and positively contribute to the community. Explore their website to learn more about their impactful programs and how you can get involved.
Child Support Services
Child Support Services in Colorado ensures children receive the financial support they deserve for their well-being. They assist in setting up, collecting, and modifying child support and medical orders. Every family is unique, and their caring team is dedicated to meeting each child's needs. Visit their website for guidance and support tailored to your situation, empowering you to navigate child support with compassion and confidence.
Kingdom Builder's Family Life Center
Kingdom Builder’s Family Life Center (KBFLC) supports individuals and families impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in Colorado Springs. Through advocacy, case management, education, and mentorship, KBFLC empowers those in need to rewrite their stories. Their services include a Safe House & Extended Stay Housing Program, Step Up Housing Program for swift stabilization, and the My Brother’s/Sister’s Keeper Program offering comprehensive victim support. Additionally, their Community-Based Mentoring and Educational (CBME) Program focuses on preventing juvenile justice involvement through tailored youth support services. Explore KBFLC's compassionate approach to rebuilding lives.
The Justice Center
Uncover vital legal aid at The Justice Center, serving the Pikes Peak region since 2011. Partnered with legal professionals, they offer free phone consultations every Wednesday from 7-8:30pm. Their Find a Lawyer program ensures access to representation, prioritizing vulnerable groups. While they don't handle every case, they're a beacon of support for El Paso and Teller Counties.
Family Law Program
The Family Law Program is a guiding light for judicial officers, promoting safety, well-being, and fairness in communities. Serving as a vital resource hub, they focus on juvenile and family law, offering court planning resources across Colorado's judicial districts. With efficient project management and grants, they create positive community impacts. Explore their online suite of programs, including child and family investigator rosters, family court facilitators, and parental responsibility evaluator roster. Dive into their services to discover support and empowerment for families navigating legal challenges.
Self Help Desk
The Colorado Judicial System offers virtual self-help forms for civil matters, providing access to justice without hefty attorney fees. Operating Monday to Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, the Self-Help Desk in the courthouse assists with court filings and fee waivers. Explore their services for empathetic support on your legal journey to empowerment.
Need Something Else?
Explore our resource guides and navigate motherhood with confidence and resilience. From local support networks to valuable community resources, our guides are here to help you build your village and thrive on your journey as a mom.