Covid-19 Response - Gateway Domestic Violence Services

Crisis Line:

303-343-1851

We make social distancing safe.

Restricting access to the outside world is often how abusers exert control over their victims. For people in abusive relationships, the deadly COVID-19 virus has meant being trapped with abusive partners,

leading to significant increases in intimate partner violence.

During this time of increased need, Gateway is following all public health guidelines and is fully operational.

We expanded our 24/7 crisis line capacity to support an increase in calls
Our Counseling and Court Advocacy programs continue to work virtually
With additional safety precautions taken, our Emergency and Extended Stay Shelter Care remains open

COVID-19 Information & Resources

We are sharing resources to keep you informed and connected during the COVID-19 pandemic. We will update this post as new information becomes available.

Health

Stride Community Health Center (303-360-6276)

Shots for Tots and Teens

Diabetes & Covid-19

Mental Health & Well-Being

Mental Health Hygene

101 Self Care Ideas

9 Ways to Avoid Panic During Covid-19

Book Oyster & Butterfly

CDC Mental Health & Coping

Coping Stress English & Spanish

Guarding Your Mental Health During Covid-19

Journal Self Care Prompts

Managing Stress

Mindfulness Resource Pack English & Spanish

Self Care Apps Links

The Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief

Parenting

How to deal with family stress

Parent self care

Family Stress – English

Family Stress – Spanish

Helping Families Cope – NCTSN

Immigrants

Resource Packet

Immigrant Relief

Housing

Colorado Tenant’s Guide to COVID-19

Food

Integrated Family Community Services

Metro Denver Food Rescue

Legal

Pets

COVID-19 and animals

Camp PawsPawsCares

Crisis Line: 303-343-1851

Office: 303-343-1856

Gateway Domestic Violence Services

P.O. Box 914

Aurora, CO 80040

“I feel moments of true happiness again after going through a long spell of feeling little or nothing.”

“Gateway has had a large hand in reviving my soul. I have a lot to be thankful for and I'm determined to lead a peaceful life.”

“I'm thankful for my counselors, and the caring souls who held my hand and heart in the shelter in the early days.”

“I realized I was making a mistake by treating my daughter just like my husband was treating me. I knew I needed parenting classes.”

“I went to counseling through rain, snow and storms… everything was there to help me, and I didn’t want to lose what has made me a stronger person.”

“My self-esteem, self-worth and self-confidence have improved… Now when I look back, I can proudly say that I survived.”

In the darkest moment of my life, Gateway turned on a light for me, held my hand and helped me find a way. I'm leaving with enough tools to face what's coming, trust the process that it can! If you get here you are brave and great.

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