Alternatives to Family Violence profile
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Statement of Purpose: | The mission of Alternatives To Family Violence is to provide H.O.P.E. - Help, Options, Protection and Empowerment, to those subjected to violence and oppression while promoting nonviolence as a social value. | ||||
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Address: | PO Box 385, Commerce City, CO 80037 | ||||
Phone Number: | 303-428-9611 | ||||
Fax: | 3036574754 | ||||
Email Address: | events@atfv-adamsco.org | ||||
Web Site: | www.atfv-adamsco.org | ||||
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Number of Employees: | 14 | ||||
Part-Time Volunteers: | 20 | ||||
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Major Fund-raisers: | Annual Anniversary Gala Event | ||||
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Executive Committee: | Gil Reyes, President; Lila Pedroza, Vice President; Susan Roser, Secretary; | ||||
Director(s): | Gil Reyes, Adams County Assessor:Lila Pedroza, Community Activist: Susan Roser, Secretary, Senior V.P. Western Union, Retired: Jessica N. Ford, Vice President, FirstBank of Adams County: Karen Barela, La Suavecita Bridal and Formal Wear: Michael A. Garcia, Mutual of Omaha: Maria Sobota, Financial Director, Western Union | ||||
Key Personnel: | Yolanda Gotier, MSW, Executive Director Cheryle Clarke, Development Director | ||||
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Founded: | 1978 | ||||
Community Served: | Alternatives primarily serves victims ofdomestic and sexual violence from Adams County, but serves any victim who contacts them, including those from around the state, the country and the world. | ||||
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Ongoing Projects: | Emergency Safehouse for Women and Children; Two 24-hour Crisis Lines (one in English and one in Spanish); and Community Outreach and Support Services | ||||
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