Free · Confidential · Available 24/7
You are not alone. Help is available 24/7.
If you are experiencing domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, family abuse, or human trafficking, you do not have to face it alone.
Hilltop Latimer House provides free, confidential crisis support for individuals and families throughout Western Colorado.
- Free services
- Confidential support
- Available 24/7
A confidential conversation
What happens when you call?
You will reach a trained advocate who will listen without judgment, help you consider your options, and respect your decisions.
We listen
Share only what you feel comfortable sharing. You control the conversation.
We explore your needs
An advocate can help with emotional support, immediate safety concerns, planning, and available resources.
You choose what comes next
We explain your options. You decide which services or next steps feel right for you.
How we can help
Services are available regardless of race, religion, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, familial status, disability, or immigration status.
Confidential crisis support
Talk with someone who will listen, answer questions, and provide compassionate support at any hour.
Safety planning and advocacy
Explore personalized safety strategies, victim advocacy, legal resources, and practical options.
Resources and referrals
Connect with community resources, counseling, support groups, housing assistance, and other services.
Emergency safehouse assessment
If you are in immediate danger, an advocate can discuss whether emergency safehouse services may be appropriate.
Call for yourself or someone you care about
You can call if you are experiencing harm, if you are worried about someone else, or if you are a professional helping a client understand their options.
- Personalized safety planning
- Information about available services
- Guidance for supporting someone safely
- Legal advocacy and community referrals
- Connections to ongoing support
When additional support is needed
Emergency safehouse assessment and ongoing support
If you are in immediate danger, an advocate can conduct a confidential assessment to determine whether emergency safehouse services are appropriate.
We can also connect you with ongoing advocacy, case management, community resources, and individualized support to help you move toward safety and stability.
Serving Western Colorado
Public Latimer House locations
Visit or contact one of our public locations for information, advocacy, and support services. Emergency safehouse access is arranged through a confidential assessment.