sex offense support, sex offenses resource
PO Box 103392, Denver CO 80250
Denver Metro, Southeast
Denver, Colorado Springs
Advocates for Change is a nonprofit advocacy group formed by families and loved ones of those charged and/or convicted of a sex offense. They believe that some of the best support comes from individuals and family members who have been through similar struggles. General meetings are held in Denver and Colorado Springs on a regular basis that offer informative speakers and a place to meet others who may have helpful information to offer. Meeting schedules and locations are posted on the website.
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The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers is an international organization dedicated to making society safer by preventing sexual abuse. ATSA promotes sound research, effective evidence-based practice, informed public policy, and collaborative community strategies that lead to the effective assessment, treatment, and management of individuals who have sexually abused or are at risk to abuse.
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PO Box 27051, Denver CO 80227
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CSOR provides information and support for people convicted of a sexual offense as well as their family members. CSOR provides a wide range of services, from mentoring and support of individuals and families, re-entry help with specific needs such as food, clothing, and flip phones, public education and advocacy, referrals to other agencies, advocacy regarding parole and probation conditions and other situations such as hearings, and much more. CSOR may also be able to help with your search for housing through their contacts. Call or write for more information. You may also email founder Susan Walker at susancwalker1@gmail.com. Be sure to check out their website, too!
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Referred to as CURE-SORT, Sex Offenders Restored through Treatment (SORT) is a nonprofit issue chapter of Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (National CURE). CURE-SORT works to provide information, resources, contacts, and support to individuals, families, defense attorneys, treatment providers, public media, legislators, law enforcement personnel, and other professionals who work with or are interested in issues of sexual abuse and its prevention.
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PO Box 441491, Aurora CO 80044
Denver Metro
Denver
My Father's House is a shared home that will accept people with a sex offense conviction. The home is safe, decent, and affordable in a good neighborhood near public transportation. It is also fully furnished with everything you need. You may call Jim Blum at the number listed, email him at jim@myfathershousedenver.org, or write to him at the address provided about admission to the home. The home cannot accept anyone who has a sexually violent predator conviction.
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NARSOL opposes dehumanizing registries and works to eliminate discrimination, banishment, and vigilantism against persons accused or convicted of sexual offenses. Their website has many resources. Note: NARSOL will not provide legal assistance, legal advice or attorney recommendations. In the Resource section on the website, click on Publications for more information.
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2211 C. R. 400, Tobias, NE 68453
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SOSEN’s primary mission is to educate the public, the news media, law enforcement and legislators with the true facts about child sexual abuse.
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The Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource Center is located in Mitchell Hamline School of Law in Minnesota. The Center collects and shares information about sex offender cases and advocates for more sensible policies and prevention.
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The SOL Research website was established to provide factual information about sex laws and their effects on people and society.
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PO Box 7474, Colorado Springs CO 80933
Southeast
Colorado Springs
Southern Colorado chapter of CO-Cure is run by Mike Dell, who may be contacted with questions you may have about resources in the Colorado Springs area. You may call Mike at the number provided, write him, or email him at SpikeCo558@gmail.com.
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People required to register as a sex offender are eligible to vote. In Colorado, the only justice-involved people who may not vote are people who are currently incarcerated or detained for a felony conviction. People on parole may vote. People on probation may vote. For further information, you may contact the clerk and recorder's office for the county where you live. Click on the website link for a complete list of the offices. If you are given voting advice contrary to this, please contact Remerg at info@remerg.com.
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The vision of WAR is to abolish the sex offender registries across this nation. Women Against Registry also seeks to restore Life, Health and Freedom to all individuals who have been injured by the requirements of registration, especially innocent family members.
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