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As a medical clinic that cares for you, if you or someone close to you are experiencing domestic violence or trafficking of any sort, please let your nurse or intake specialist know. We take reports seriously and will handle things discreetly and confidentially.
Resources for victims:
A Courageous Rose
- Survivor-Led Peer Support
- Boxing Personal Sessions and Group Classes (Survivors only classes)
- General Assistance
Ten24 Ministries:
- Food and Carebox Program
- Vocational Training Workshops
Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance
- Adam String, Senior Criminal Investigator at District Attorney’s Office of Denver, Colorado
- 720-913-9150
- Adam.String@denverda.org
COVERED COLORADO (DENVER)
- Immediate Housing, Crisis Counseling, Basic Needs, Addiction & Mental Health Assessment
- Individual and Group Counseling, 10-week basic skills classes, mentoring, court support, transitional housing
- Case management as needed, continued life skills
Trafficking Hotlines
Colorado Human Trafficking Hotline
Call: 1 (866) 455-5075 | Text: 720-999-5075
National Human Trafficking Resource Center
Hotline: 1 (888) 373-7888 | Text: 233733 (Text HELP or INFO) | 24 hours, 7 days a week
National Child Abuse Hotline
Hotline: 800.422.4453 | Text: 800.422.4453 | Live Chat: https://www.childhelphotline.org/
Trafficking FAQ:
What Is Human Trafficking?
Human trafficking can either happen in the form of coercion into labor or commercial sex. According to the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, sex trafficking is “in which a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion or in which the person induced to perform such an act has not attained 18 years of age.”
Does human trafficking happen in Colorado?
Unfortunately, yes. Colorado ranks #10 in prevalence for human trafficking, reaching a record high of 84 reports in 2023. Adams, Boulder, and Denver counties are where reports are the most common.
What are signs of human Trafficking?
- A controlling “older boyfriend”
- Inability to speak to the individual alone
- Response seems coached and rehearsed
- Signs of abuse, hunger, sleep deprivation or drug addiction
- Does not have access to their own ID
Please note, the indicators above are not exhaustive and are not a checklist. If you are suspicious that an individual is being trafficked, do not intervene or put yourself in immediate danger. Instead, use your best judgment and contact one of the trafficking hotlines above to make a report.
Alpha Center Provides:
- Routine STI Testing
- Pregnancy Testing
- Pre-Abortion Screening
- Professional Counseling
- Connections to Community Resources