Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence and their families across Boulder and Broomfield Counties. We provide a comprehensive network of services, from emergency shelter and crisis intervention to long-term advocacy, housing support, and counseling, ensuring safety, stability, and healing. Beyond direct services, SPAN works to prevent violence through community education and engagement, building a future rooted in equity, compassion, and nonviolence.
Everyone deserves a safe home. If you or someone you know needs help, use our 24-hour Crisis Line: 303-444-2424 or hotline@safehousealliance.org
Testimonials
"When I first came to SPAN, I felt broken and hopeless. The shelter gave me more than a roof over my head, it gave me safety, counseling, and a path forward. For the first time in years, I believe in myself again."
"I am so thankful for the No Pet Left Behind program. Knowing that my children and our dog could stay with me at the shelter gave us the peace and comfort we desperately needed. SPAN made us feel whole, not just safe."
"SPAN’s staff stood by me through every step of the legal process. I never felt judged, only supported and encouraged. Because of their help, I now feel stronger and capable of providing a safe life for my children."
"The compassion and care I received at SPAN reminded me that I am not defined by what I went through. I’m healing, I’m studying again, and I am hopeful for the future. My life has direction and purpose again."
*"Quiero agradecer a SPAN por ayudarme en los momentos más difíciles. Me brindaron seguridad, apoyo, y esperanza cuando más lo necesitaba. Nunca olvidaré su bondad."Translated: "I want to thank SPAN for helping me in the most difficult moments. You gave me safety, support, and hope when I needed it most. I will never forget your kindness."
"Every semester I send my grades to my counselor as a way to share my progress. My quote this time is: ‘She remembered who she was, and the game changed.’"