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DOVE is a non-profit organization based in Denver, CO, dedicated to providing accessible advocacy services, support, and resources to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and abuse within the DDBDDHH community. Through their 24-hour crisis line and co-advocacy services, DOVE offers assistance with legal matters, court proceedings, and referrals for housing, food, and shelter, ensuring that survivors receive the necessary support to rebuild their lives.

With a focus on inclusivity, DOVE provides services in American Sign Language (ASL) without the need for interpreters, creating a safe and comfortable environment for individuals seeking help. Through preventive education workshops, training sessions, and support group meetings, DOVE aims to raise awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault, empowering survivors and promoting healing within the community.

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