Colorado (CO)
The Navajo Reservation covers over 27,000 square miles which includes a large landmass spanning 3 states (AZ, NM, UT) & 3 noncontiguous satellite communities across NM. The Southern part of Colorado includes ancestral Navajo homelands. In 2017 and 2018, the Navajo Nation purchased two large ranches in Colorado in Huerfano and Custer counties roughly equating to 29,000 acres.
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The Colorado Judicial Branch, with more than 300 judges and 3,500 support staff members, is centrally administered by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. To assist the Chief Justice, the Supreme Court appoints the State Court Administrator (SCA). Each of the State's 23 Judicial Districts also has a Court Executive and a Chief Probation Officer, and each of the 64 counties has a Clerk of Court.
Ute Mountain Victims Support Services
137 Mike Wash Rd.
Towaoc, CO 81334
970-564-5370
Kimberly Multine, DVPI Prevention Coordinator
(970) 564-5587 | kimberly.multine@utemountain.org
Keshia Bancroft, MSPI Prevention Coordinator
Sexual Assault Services Organization (SASO-Durango, CO)
Sexual Assault Services Organization (SASO-Durango, CO)
If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual violence and you need additional support and resources call our free and confidential 24/7 support line at (970) 247-5400
SASO's Services Provided:
- 24/7 Support Line
- Free and Confidential Advocacy
- Cultural Outreach
- Support Groups
Our office is open for appointments: (970) 259-3074
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Social Services
Sexual Assault Services Organization (SASO-Durango, CO)
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Social Services
400 Sunset Blvd. PO Box 309 Towaoc, Colorado 81334
Phone: (970) 564-5314
Promote family (cultural) centered strengths based/solution focused approaches which are designed to empower families and youth with traditional and not-traditional strategies that will assist in alleviating obstacles that may be presenting issues, keeping in mind what is in the best interest of the child utilizing all reasonable efforts.
Domestic Violence Services available also.
Contact: Lori Laner (Hubert) Domestic Violence Program Specialist
Cell Phone: (970) 749-0791
Southern Ute Indian Tribe Victim Services
Southern Ute Indian Tribe Victim Services
The Southern Ute Indian Tribe Victim Services Program is designed to provide a support and information system to victims immediately by responding to the scene of the crisis, the clinic/hospital, or the law enforcement agency handling the case. This is usually the time when most victims feel alone and afraid and have feelings of hopelessness and helplessness. Victim assistance includes such aid as 24/7 on-call victim advocates, crisis intervention, counseling, emergency transportation, victim notification, court accompaniment, victim impact statement, assistance with civil protection orders, child custody and divorce cases, other agencies’ referrals, victim/witness assistance, restitution recovery, temporary emergency housing, and security measures.
Southern Ute Victim Services Program at (970) 563-0245 to obtain information.