COUNSELING PROJECT

1. Individual Counseling: Our individual counseling sessions provide a safe and confidential space for survivors to express their feelings, process trauma, and work towards healing. Our experienced therapists offer personalized support tailored to each survivor’s unique needs.

2. EMDR Sessions for Trauma Therapy: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a powerful therapy technique that helps survivors process traumatic memories. Our skilled therapists guide survivors through EMDR sessions, promoting healing and resilience.

3. Therapy Groups: Connecting with others who have similar experiences can be incredibly healing. Our therapy groups provide a supportive community where survivors can share their stories, learn coping strategies, and build connections with fellow survivors.

4. Equine Therapy: Horses have a remarkable ability to mirror human emotions and provide a sense of calm and connection. In our equine therapy program, survivors interact with horses, fostering trust, self-awareness, and emotional growth.

Annual Cost: The combined annual cost for these essential counseling services is $50,000. Your support directly impacts survivors’ lives, helping them on their journey towards healing and empowerment.

 

SAFENIGHT PROJECT

At Covered House, we recognize that safety is paramount for survivors of trafficking. Our SafeNight Project ensures that survivors who need to relocate out of state have a safe haven during their transition. Here are the key details:

1. Hotel Accommodation: The SafeNight Project offers survivors a few nights’ stay in a secure hotel. This temporary refuge allows them to escape unsafe situations and gain some respite while they plan their next steps.

2. Out-of-State Relocation: Due to safety concerns, some survivors cannot remain in Colorado. Whether it’s to avoid traffickers, seek legal assistance, or access specialized services, relocating out of state is often necessary. SafeNight bridges this critical gap.

3. Decision-Making Support: Survivors face complex decisions during this vulnerable time. By providing a safe hotel stay, we give them the space to consider their options, connect with resources, and plan their next moves.

Annual Cost: The SafeNight Project costs $25,000 annually. Your support directly contributes to survivors’ safety and empowerment. Thank you for being part of our mission to create a safer world for trafficking survivors!

 

COVERED HOUSE PROJECT

Covered House Safe Home: Stabilizing Lives, Empowering Survivors

Our Safe Home, Covered House, is a lifeline for survivors in the critical stabilization phase. Here’s how we make a difference:

1. Safe Shelter and Basic Needs: Our Safe Home provides a secure refuge where survivors can find safety, warmth, and nourishment. We address their immediate needs for food, shelter, and clothing, ensuring they have a stable foundation to rebuild their lives.

2. Medical and Dental Care: Health is paramount. Survivors receive access to medical and dental services, helping them heal physically and emotionally. Regular check-ups, treatments, and preventive care are essential components of our support.

3. Counseling and Emotional Healing: Trauma leaves deep scars. Our compassionate counselors guide survivors through therapy sessions, helping them process their experiences, build resilience, and find hope. We believe in the power of healing conversations.

4. Case Management and Planning: Survivors work closely with our case managers. Together, they create personalized plans for the future. Whether it’s education, employment, or vocational training, we empower survivors to take meaningful steps forward.

5. Obtaining Identifying Documentation: Having valid identification is crucial for accessing services, employment, and housing. We assist survivors in obtaining essential documents such as IDs, birth certificates, and Social Security cards.

6. Protected Address: Safety extends beyond physical walls. Our Safe Home ensures that survivors have a confidential address, shielding them from potential threats. This protection allows them to focus on rebuilding their lives.

Annual Cost: The Covered House Safe Home project requires dedicated funding to sustain its impact. The annual cost for running this program is $50,000 and is essential for providing comprehensive support to survivors. Thank you for being part of our mission to break the cycle of exploitation!

 

BACK ON HER FEET PROJECT

Back on Her Feet Project: Empowering Independent Living

Our Back on Her Feet Project is dedicated to helping survivors transition to independent living. Here’s how we make a difference:

1. First Month’s Rent and Deposit: Securing stable housing is essential. We assist survivors with their first month’s rent and deposit, ensuring they have a safe place to call home.

2. Furniture and Home Items: Starting anew requires basic essentials. Our program helps survivors acquire furniture, kitchenware, and other home items. From beds to cookware, we ensure they have what they need to create a comfortable living space.

3. Budgeting and Financial Guidance: Our case managers work closely with survivors to create realistic budgets. We empower them with financial literacy, helping them manage expenses, save, and plan for the future.

4. Smooth Transition to Independence: Independence involves more than physical belongings. We guide survivors through the emotional and practical aspects of living on their own. From setting goals to building resilience, we support their journey.

Annual Cost: The Back on Her Feet Project requires an annual investment of $50,000. Your contribution directly impacts survivors’ ability to reclaim their lives and thrive independently. Thank you for being part of our mission!

 

LEGAL AND COURT SUPPORT PROJECT

Empowering Survivors in Legal Proceedings

Navigating the legal system can be daunting, especially for survivors of trafficking. Our Legal and Court Support Project provides crucial assistance during this challenging process. Here’s how we make a difference:

1. Accompanying Survivors to Meetings and Court: Our dedicated team ensures that survivors have emotional support and guidance when attending meetings with lawyers or appearing in court. We stand by their side, offering reassurance and advocacy.

2. Testimony Preparation: Testifying in a trial can be overwhelming. We help survivors prepare emotionally for their testimony, ensuring they understand the process and feel more confident when sharing their experiences.

3. Understanding Legal Rights: Legal jargon can be confusing. Our project educates survivors about their rights, helping them make informed decisions. We empower them to actively participate in their legal proceedings.

4. Emotional Support: Survivors often experience anxiety and fear during court appearances. Our team provides emotional support, reminding them that they are not alone. We believe survivors deserve justice and compassion.

Annual Cost: The Legal and Court Support Project requires an annual investment of $15,000. Your contribution directly impacts survivors’ ability to seek justice and find closure. Thank you for being part of our mission!

 

NEW CRISIS HOUSE PROJECT

Meeting our Community’s Need and Encouraging Stabilization

Our crisis house provides essential support for survivors immediately after they escape their traffickers. These individuals are often in a state of emergency and at their most vulnerable. Here’s how we assist them during this critical period:

1. Safe Housing: The crisis house provides a secure and supportive environment for survivors. As they plan their next steps forward, they can reside here with peace of mind.

2. Basic Needs: Our crisis house supplies nutritious meals and clothing to those in need, offering comfort and stability during difficult times.

3. Breaking the Cycle: Without safe housing, the risk of survivors returning to exploitative situations is high. Our crisis house disrupts this cycle by offering safety and hope.

4. Collaboration with Case Managers: Our dedicated case managers work closely with clients in the crisis house. Together, they create personalized plans for the survivors. These plans include accessing resources and addressing immediate needs.

5. Transition to Stabilization: At the crisis house, we encourage them to make informed decisions and create a path toward working to process their trauma and stabilization.

Annual Cost: The project for our new crisis house requires dedicated funding to sustain its impact. The annual cost of $250,000 directly contributes to ensuring that survivors receive the emergency care and shelter they urgently need. Healing starts here. Thank you for being part of our mission to break free from exploitation!

EDUCATION PROJECT

At Covered House, we believe that empowering survivors goes beyond providing shelter. Our Education Project focuses on equipping clients with essential life skills to help them thrive independently. Here are the key components of our program:

1. Financial Literacy: Our clients receive hands-on guidance in managing finances, budgeting, and understanding financial systems. We cover topics such as saving, credit, and making informed financial decisions.

2. Ready to Rent: Navigating the rental market can be challenging. We prepare our clients for successful renting by teaching them about lease agreements, tenant rights, and responsibilities. Our goal is to empower them to secure stable housing.

3. Nutrition and Meal Planning: Good nutrition is vital for physical and mental well-being. Through interactive sessions, clients learn about balanced diets, meal preparation, and healthy eating habits.

4. Organization and Time Management: Survivors often face overwhelming situations. Our program helps them develop organizational skills and effective time management strategies. From setting goals to prioritizing tasks, we support their journey toward stability.

5. Conflict Resolution: Healthy conflict resolution is essential for maintaining positive relationships. We provide tools and techniques to address conflicts constructively, whether in personal or professional settings.

6. Building Healthy Relationships: Survivors learn about boundaries, communication, and building trust. We emphasize healthy relationship dynamics and empower them to form connections based on mutual respect.

7. Problem Solving: Life is full of challenges. Our clients gain problem-solving skills to tackle obstacles effectively. We encourage critical thinking, resilience, and adaptability.

Annual Cost: The Education Project is an investment in survivors’ futures. The annual cost for running this program is $50,000. Your contribution directly impacts lives, enabling survivors to rebuild and thrive. Thank you for being part of our mission!

 

CRISIS PROJECT

In times of crisis, immediate support is crucial. Our Crisis Care Project focuses on providing essential resources to survivors facing urgent situations. Here are the key components of this vital program:

1. Transportation to Safety: We ensure that survivors have safe transportation to reach our program or return home. Whether it’s escaping a dangerous situation or accessing our services, reliable transportation is a lifeline.

2. Food and Clothing: Hunger and exposure to the elements exacerbate the trauma survivors endure. Our Crisis Care Project supplies nutritious meals and warm clothing to those in need, offering comfort and stability during difficult times.

3. Collaboration with Case Managers: Our dedicated case managers work closely with crisis care clients. Together, they create personalized plans for the survivors’ next steps. These plans include accessing resources, connecting with support networks, and addressing immediate needs.

Annual Cost: The Crisis Care Project requires ongoing funding to provide timely assistance. The annual cost for running this program is $100,000 essential for ensuring that survivors receive the care and support they urgently need. Thank you for being part of our mission to empower survivors!

 

CAREER SUPPORT

Career Support Project: Empowering Futures

Our Career Support Project is dedicated to equipping survivors with the skills and resources they need to build a brighter future. Here’s how we make a difference:

1. GED Test Prep and Certification: Education opens doors. We assist survivors in preparing for their GED exams, ensuring they have the foundational knowledge needed for further education and career advancement.

2. Career Assessments and Coaching: Discovering one’s strengths and interests is essential. Our career assessments help survivors identify suitable career paths. Our coaches provide personalized guidance, helping them navigate career choices and set achievable goals.

3. Trade School Enrollment: Vocational training can lead to stable employment. We support survivors in enrolling in trade schools, where they gain practical skills in fields such as healthcare, construction, or technology.

4. Job Search Coaching: Finding employment can be challenging. Our job search coaches offer resume building, interview preparation, and networking strategies. We empower survivors to secure meaningful jobs.

Annual Cost: The Career Support Project requires an annual investment of $50,000. Your contribution directly impacts survivors’ employability and self-sufficiency. Thank you for being part of our mission!

 

CELEBRATIONS PROJECT

Honoring Milestones and Joy

We believe in celebrating every step forward. Our Celebrations Project ensures that survivors experience moments of joy, connection, and recognition. Here’s how we make a difference:

1. Birthdays: Survivors deserve to feel special on their birthdays. We allocate funds to create memorable celebrations, complete with cakes, gifts, and heartfelt wishes. It’s a reminder that they are valued and cherished.

2. Holidays: Holidays can be challenging for survivors. Our project provides resources for holiday festivities, whether it’s decorating the safehouse, organizing communal meals, or participating in cultural traditions. We want survivors to feel a sense of belonging during these times.

3. Special Milestone Achievements: From completing educational milestones to overcoming personal challenges, survivors achieve remarkable feats. We recognize their resilience and progress by celebrating these moments. Whether it’s a graduation, a job promotion, or a sobriety milestone, we cheer them on.

Annual Cost: The Celebrations Project costs $10,000 annually. Your support directly contributes to creating uplifting experiences for survivors. Thank you for being part of our mission to bring hope and joy!

 

STAFF TRAINING

Empowering Compassionate Support

Our Staff Training Project is the backbone of our safehouse. It ensures that our dedicated staff members are equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to provide exceptional care for survivors. Here’s how we invest in our team:

1. CPR and First Aid Training: Quick response during emergencies can save lives. Our staff undergo rigorous CPR and first aid training, enabling them to act swiftly and effectively when needed.

2. Medication Dispersal (Q Mapping): Administering medications correctly is crucial. Our team is trained in Q Mapping, ensuring that survivors receive their medications safely and accurately.

3. Trauma-Informed Care: Understanding trauma is essential. Our staff learns trauma-informed approaches, allowing them to create a safe and supportive environment. We recognize that survivors’ experiences shape their responses, and we approach them with empathy and sensitivity.

4. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): DBT techniques help survivors manage emotions, cope with stress, and build resilience. Our staff integrates DBT principles into their interactions, fostering emotional well-being.

5. Active Listening Skills: Listening is an art. Our team hones active listening skills, ensuring that survivors feel heard, validated, and understood. We create space for their voices to be heard.

6. Safety and Security Protocols: Safety is our priority. Our staff undergoes rigorous security training, including risk assessment, crisis management, and maintaining a secure environment for survivors.

Annual Cost: The Staff Training Project requires an annual investment of $25,000. Your support directly impacts the quality of care survivors receive. Thank you for being part of our mission to empower survivors on their journey to healing!