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NEST Child Advocacy Center

Work 140 North Linden Cortez CO 81321 work Work Phone: 970-565-8155work Work Fax: 970-565-8279workfax Website: http://nestcac.org

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Non-profit organization operates with mission to promote the well-being of abused children. The goal is to minimize the emotional trauma to children and their non-offending family members. Facility and staff offer a safe, nurturing and child-friendly atmosphere. The Center is where agencies, professionals and therapists will come to the child for investigative interviews, medical exams, court education, and therapy. The Center refers clients to eligible victim services and advocates for services that are lacking or inadequate. The Center is one of only then in the state and is a member of the National Network of Child Advocacy Centers. The Center is unique in that it serves victims in four states and jurisdictions. Services are free.

Sexual Abuse Information Packets
Physical Abuse Information Packets
Neglect Information Packets
Social Services Information Packets
Native American Specific Information Packets
Criminal Justice Support
Victim Compensation Information
Investigation and Interview Rooms
Preventive Education Program
Children Support Group
Non-Offending Parent Support Group
Resource Directory
Victim Advocates
Follow-Up Contact
Court Education
Resource Library
Play Therapy Room
Medical Exam Room
Transportation
Information and Referall

Hours 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM Monday through Friday or by appointment

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140 North Linden Cortez CO 81321

Parents as Teachers Born to Learn Program

Parents as Teachers Born to Learn ProgramPinon Project

Work Phone: 970-564-1195work

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In-home, individualized program is designed for families with children birth to age 3. The program offers information of developmental stages your child will go through. In-home visits will contain interactive child-parent activities.

For more information and a complete listing of programs offered through Pinon Project, please see the listing for Pinon Project in the Family Support Services category.

Pinon Project Family Resources Center

Work 300 North Elm Street Cortez CO 81321 workOther P.O. Box 1510 Cortez CO 81321 postal Work Phone: 970-565-1195work Work Fax: 970-564-9011workfax Website: http://www.thepinonproject.org

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Non-profit organization is dedicated to creating opportunities to enrich the quality of life of individuals and families in the community. Montezuma and Dolores counties are served. Most programs and classes are free, and some have a minimal charge.

Please see the complete listing description for each program in the section indicated:

Family Support Program
Even Start Family Literacy Program
Incredible Years Parenting Class
Parents as Teachers Born to Learn Program
After School Program
Montelores Emergency Assistance Coalition
After School Tutoring Program
Responsible Fatherhood Program
School Readiness Program
Safe Exchange & Supervised Visitation Program
Treasure Chest Program
Tree House Early Learning Center
Road to Empowerment Works
Preventing Suicide in Colorado Initiative
Early Risers Skills for Early Success
Access to Healtcare

Hours 8 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday

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300 North Elm Street Cortez CO 81321

P.O. Box 1510 Cortez CO 81321

Rape Intervention Team

Work Phone: 970-247-5400work

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Provides assistance for sexual assault victims. Spanish-speaking support personnel are available.

RENEW (Domestic Violence & Adult Victims of Sexual Assault)

Work Phone: 970-565-2100work Website: http://www.renew-inc.org

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Victims are domestic violence are served, including children, adult victims of sexual assault, and adult survivors of child sex abuse. All direct services are free. Local referral to RENEW for transportation, etc. Any woman and her children needing crisis counseling or safe shelter will be served.

Crisis HOT LINE: Trained advocates are available 24 hours to listen and lend support
Safe Shelter: Shelter offered to get away from physical abuse and repeated emotional battering
Counseling: Free professional counseling offered for victims of domestic violence and their children with support and therapy groups and individual counseling
Information: Referrals available for legal aid, financial assistance, housing, and community resources and information regarding restraining orders, court appearances, etc.
Bilingual Aid
Criminal Justice Support
Assistance with Protection Order Issues

Hours 9 AM – 1 PM Monday through Friday

Responsible Fatherhood Program

Work Phone: 970-564-1195work

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Twenty-six week open entry program is designed to help fathers develop the skills to be successful parents.

For more information and a complete listing of programs offered through Pinon Project, please see the listing for Pinon Project in this category.

Safe Exchange & Supervised Visitation Program

Work Phone: 970-564-1195work

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These programs offer a safe place for parents to exchange their child(ren) back and forth. The case manager makes sure the parents do not have contact during the exchange. The Supervised Visitation program is for parents who do not have custody of their child and need a supervised environment in which to have a visit.

For more information and a complete listing of programs offered through Pinon Project, please see the listing for Pinon Project in this category.

Salvation Army Family Services Center

Work 201 Pinon Drive #D Cortez CO 81321 workOther P.O. Box 824 Cortez CO 81321 postal Work Phone: 970-564-4228work Work Fax: 970-564-4228workfax Work Email: jennifer.heath@usw.salvationarmy.orgINTERNET

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Assistance is provided with rent, utilities, gasoline, prescriptions, bus tickets and other emergency needs in order to meet the needs of the community without discrimination. The Salvation Army interfaces with all county agencies. Thrift stores in Cortez and Dolores are able to provide necessity items from shelves to assist clients in emergency situations. There are no minimum income requirements. Some restrictions and limits apply. An application and photo identification are required for each assistance request. Family services are also dependent on need and availability of funds. Services are free. In some cases, client may be required to provide work hours in conjunction with financial aid. Volunteers are encouraged to contact the Salvation Army Family Service Center.

Hours 10 AM – 4 PM Monday through Friday

201 Pinon Drive #D Cortez CO 81321

P.O. Box 824 Cortez CO 81321

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