I Want to Help - Gateway Domestic Violence Services

Join us in standing up to domestic violence.

By learning more about domestic violence, volunteering your time, donating items or providing financial

support for our work, you help to create a culture that values healthy relationships.

In the midst of a domestic violence epidemic, we remain committed to connecting all clients to critical resources. Our ability to provide safe shelter and comprehensive services to increasing numbers of clients requires the support and partnership of many across our community.

Making a donation is the most effective thing you can do to support our work caring for adults and children escaping domestic violence and rebuilding their lives.

Most Needed Items

In addition to cash gifts, please also consider donating items from our current list of most needed items to meet daily needs, ranging from gift cards and bus passes to school supplies, hygiene and cleaning supplies, and more.

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Volunteer

From helping to manage the 24/7 crisis line to assisting with residents’ needs, organizing donations and more, we rely on caring volunteers to augment Gateway services. We provide training for all volunteers.

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Community Engagement

Join us for a Gateway community event or invite us to speak to your group, organization or classroom to learn more about preventing and ending domestic violence and creating a culture that values healthy relationships.

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What our clients say about Gateway

“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.”

Office: 303-343-1856

Gateway Domestic Violence Services

P.O. Box 914

Aurora, CO 80040

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Crisis Line:

303-343-1851