Boulder County Women’s Resource Center begins a volunteer-based program of emergency housing for women. After five months, the 10-12 emergency providers were exhausted by the high volume of requests for…
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Safehouse facility is fully operational, offering 24-hour services. In its first year, safehouse has a staff of three and 25 volunteers.
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Boulder County Women’s Resource Center becomes the official owner of ‘Safehouse,’ a home for women and children in crisis situations.
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SPAN breaks ground on the SPAN Outreach Center. The Outreach Center was built from the ground up with the intent of serving domestic violence survivors on an outreach basis. One…
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Safehouse collaborates with the Boulder County Rape Crisis Team to create a Peer Education Program for educating teens about dating violence, sexual assault and sexual harassment. This is now the…
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Anne Tapp, Boulder County Safehouse shelter program director from 1991-1997, becomes the new executive director.
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The Colorado legislature passes the first laws to provide state funding for domestic violence programs. Similar legislation was first introduced in the early 1980s. As a result of the legislation,…
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