Services

Anna’s Mission INC. provides Community-Based Advocates in SE Colorado. We are here to help get you the resources you need. Rather it is just a chat, finding alternative housing, developing a safety plan, connecting to legal aid and so much more. 

All your information is kept confidential.

The Colorado Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a statewide program that provides survivors of stalking, sexual assault, and domestic violence with a legal substitute address and mail forwarding. Under Colorado law, all state and local government agencies must accept a participant’s substitute address. ACP services are intended to enhance a comprehensive safety plan and contribute to increased survivor safety. Since its inception in July of 2008, the ACP has served over 12,000 survivors. Visit the web site Address Confidentiality Program | DCS (colorado.gov) or call Anna’s Mission at 719-733-7353. All your information is kept confidential with the application assistant. Anna’s Mission is a Community Based Domestic Violence Organization.

The Benevolent Fund is to minister to individuals or families during hardship and crises by temporarily assisting them with their basic needs, including utilities, rent, car payments, motel/hotel room, etc. All disbursements are made directly to the party or entity to whom payment is due and not in cash given directly to the individual or family requesting assistance. Individuals or families seeking help from the Benevolence Fund provide invoices or account information, including the amount due if applicable. A request form must be obtained by the finance person and filled out to receive funds.

Ready, Set, Go Bags  will be given to contact individuals and/or groups (civic, community, college and church groups).  If you, or know of any possible pickup location in your Southern Colorado Community Please contact us.

719-733-7353

annasmissioninc@gmail.com 

Ready, Set, Go Bags  to be given to contact individuals and/or groups (civic, community, college and church groups)

They would have bags on hand and prepared in the event a contact person feels they could use one. If it is never needed it can be returned or given to any DV advocacy program.

The bag is to be given to a contact person – this is the person that the victim would call or reach out to for help. NOT TO THE VICTIM THEMSELVES. The contact person then fills a gallon zip lock bag with the personal items (if not already provided), helps the victim collect the copied and other items on the list. And keeps the bag in a safe place for when the victim is ready to leave. 

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Additional Items to have original or copies of if possible:   (place in a protective envelope)

• Birth Certificate for self and children
• Identification
• Social Security Numbers for self and children
• Children’s school/vaccination records.
• Public Assistance ID/Medicaid/Insurance cards
• Medication for self and children (sometimes insurance will allow you one extra fill)
• All identifications
• Keys for house/car 
• House deed, lease, and rental agreements.
• Bank book, checkbook, ATM card, money, Tax returns.
• Drivers License/car registration
• Insurance papers
• Work Permit, Green card, Passport

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Additional items as available:

Prayer Shawl & Bibles

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 Ready, Set, Go Bags 

Items recommended for personal care:

Hygiene Items to pack

Place items in a gallon size zip lock bag

Toothbrush

Toothpaste

Body soap

Shampoo / conditioner

Body Lotion

Deodorant

Comb/Brush

Razor

Small box of tissues

Feminine hygiene products (tampons and pads)