Colorado Organization

The Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance (COVA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting crime victims and their communities through leadership, education, and advocacy since 1982. With a mission to provide training and resources for victims of crime and the professionals who assist them, COVA envisions a Colorado where all victims receive effective support and justice. COVA serves its members by offering comprehensive training programs, a statewide directory of victim service providers, and public education initiatives aimed at enhancing the understanding of victimization. Additionally, the organization administers programs focused on human trafficking, emergency financial assistance for crime victims, and organizes an annual conference for victim service providers, fostering collaboration and professional development in the field. Generated from the website

Hunger Free Colorado exists to end hunger in Colorado.

The Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities (CFPD) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities and older adults by providing essential fiduciary services and assistance in navigating public benefits. With over 30 years of experience, CFPD offers a range of services including supplemental needs trusts, representative payee support, case management, and conservatorship. Generated from the website