National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline 1- 866-331-9474
What We Do
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
Three Statewide Membership
Meetings/Trainings each year held in different regions
of the state
Room, board, travel and registration
scholarships to CCADV events and trainings
Technical assistance
Specialized site visits, providing customized
training and TA for staff and board
Opportunity for networking and
support through CCADV membership listserv, regional
meetings, regular updates and correspondence
Support for involvement of rural
advocates with travel reimbursement, access to
teleconferencing, meetings and trainings in all geographic
regions and increased use of technology for communication and
networking
Scholarships for advocates to attend national
conferences and trainings
Funding to support projects,
trainings, and work of CCADV committees
PUBLIC OUTREACH AND EDUCATION
Development and distribution of education and referral
resources in English and Spanish
Free workshops and trainings to community members
Distribution of quarterly newsletter
Collaborations and partnerships with community-based
programs and projects
ADVOCACY
Acting as a strong statewide voice for
legislation that improves safety and options for
victims of domestic violence
Safety and Accountability Audits
which focus on systems change to increase safety for victims
and community accountability for offenders
Systems advocacy to improve
institutional response to domestic violence
Involvement in taskforces, committees and
boards to bring the voice of victims/survivors of
domestic violence
TRAINING
National trainers and facilitators at CCADV events
Leadership Institutes for People of Color
Advanced Advocacy Institutes
Executive Director Institute
New Worker Institute
CHILDREN AND YOUTH PROGRAM
Provide technical assistance and capacity
building concerning children and youth exposed to
domestic violence
Conduct national research
Create partnerships with community youth
groups and individuals to effectively bring those
underrepresented voices into the coalition
Involvement with community and system
groups that address children/youth issues
Advocate for the development of appropriate
responses to children who are exposed to domestic
violence
TECHNOLOGY
The technology program focuses on increasing
access and use of technology for advocates and
victims
Free copy of ALICE database and
ongoing training and technical assistance
Maintenance of CCADV membership
listserv
Computer and technology training
Provide technical and computer
training for domestic violence programs by conducting
site visits providing over the phone technical assistance
Explore options for a statewide data
collection and information sharing systems for
domestic violence service providers
Develop and maintain CCADV
databases
Explore funding options to support
technology for Colorado domestic violence programs
