Victim Services Resource Directory

VICTIM SERVICES

VINE Link
P: 888-263-8463

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Crossroads Safehouse (Ft. Collins)
970-482-3502

Alternatives to Violence (Loveland)
970-669-5150

National Domestic Violence Hotline
 www.thehotline.org
1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788

SEXUAL ASSAULT

SAVA (Ft. Collins)
970-472-4200

CSU Victim Assistance
970-491-6384
970-491-7111

Alternatives to Violence (Loveland)
970-669-5150

Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CCASA)
https://www.ccasa.org/

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline
 www.rainn.org
1-800-656-4673

MISCELLANEOUS

"First Call"
Local Resource Directory
Dial 211 from land line
970-407-7066 from cell phone
www.firstcall-vc.org

Poudre Valley Hospital (Ft. Collins)
970-495-7000

CSU Health Services
970-491-7121

McKee Medical Center (Loveland)
970-669-4640

Medical Center of the Rockies
970-624-2500

Mental Health Center (after hours)
970-221-2114

Connections (Therapy Referral)
970-221-5551

CO Crisis Services
1-844-493-8255 or text TALK to 38255
https://coloradocrisisservices.org/

CO Legal Services
https://www.coloradolegalservices.org

Veteran’s Crisis Line
https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/
Dial 988, Press 1 or text 838255

Parents of Murdered Children
303-345-7301

Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center
https://www.rmvictimlaw.org

Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)
https://dcs.colorado.gov/acp

Violence Free CO
https://www.violencefreecolorado.org

Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ):
Office for Victims Programs (OVP)
https://dcj.colorado.gov/

File a Formal Victim Rights Act Complaint
https://dcj.colorado.gov/file-a-formal-complaint-victims-rights-act

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
www.988lifeline.org
Dial 988

Law Enforcement Agencies

Walden Police Department
513 Harrison Street
Walden, CO 80480
P: 970-723-4616

Colorado State Patrol
1336011-76 Frontage Rd.
Fort Morgan, CO 80701
P: 970-867-6657
Dispatch: 303-239-4501
F: 970-867-0289

CSU Police Department
970-491-6425
Sex Assault Victim Team
970-491-6384
Ask to speak to the on-call counselor 24/7

970-491-7111
Estes Park Police Department
970-586-4465
Estes Valley Victim Assistance
970-577-9781
Fort Collins Police Department
970-221-6540
Victim Services
970-224-6089
Johnstown Police Department
970-587-5555
Larimer County Sheriff's Office
970-498-5100
Jail
970-498-5225

Victim Response Team
970-498-5149

Loveland Police Department
970-667-2151

Coroner's Office
970-619-4517

Probation Department
970-498-5810
Victim Advocate
970-498-5809

Timnath Police Department
970-224-3211

Windsor Police Department
970-674-6400

8^th District Attorney Office 
201 La Porte Ave
Suite 100
Ft. Collins, CO 80521
https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/District/Index.cfm?District_ID=8
P: 970-494-3500

District Attorney's Victim/Witness Unit
970-498-7285

Crime  Victim Compensation Fund
400 Warner Street
Fort Morgan, CO 80701
970-542-3473
https://dcj.colorado.gov/dcj-offices/victims-programs/crime-victim-compensation

If you are a victim of one of the listed crimes in the main section of our app, you may qualify for financial assistance from the Victim Compensation Fund. This fund consists of money provided through fees levied against persons convicted of felonies, misdemeanors and certain traffic offenses. Persons who are victims of crimes listed in the main section of our app can apply to the fund, and may be eligible to have certain costs associated with the crime committed against them paid for. For further information, contact Victim Compensation Unit at the District Attorney's Office - 970-498-7290.

Who Qualifies for Victim Compensation?

You may be eligible to receive crime victim compensation if:

• You or your family are victims of a violent crime in Colorado, or
• You or your family are residents of Colorado who have been victimized in a state or country that does not have a victim compensation program or will not cover your loss.

To be eligible for victim compensation in Colorado, you must meet certain criteria from the Crime Victim Compensation Statute:

• The victim sustains mental or bodily injury, dies, or suffers property damage to locks, windows, or doors to residential property as a result of the crime.
• The victim cooperates with law enforcement officials.
• The police were notified within 72 hours after the crime occurred.
• The injury or death of the victim was not the result of the victim's own wrongdoing or substantial provocation.
• The victimization occurred on or after July 1, 1982.
• The application for compensation was submitted within one year from the date of the crime or within six months for property damage claims.

The local victim compensation board may waive some of these requirements for good cause or in the interest of justice. This includes application deadlines.

What Losses Are Eligible for Victim Compensation?

Losses directly related to the compensable crime are eligible for reimbursement, and may include:

• Medical Expenses
• Mental Health Expenses
• Lost wages
• Loss of support to dependents
• Residential Property Damage to Exterior Windows
• Locks and Doors
• Funeral Expenses