SAVA Is Here to Help

If you need immediate help, please call our hotline at (970) 472-4200.

Our Mission:

The Sexual Assault Victim Advocate (SAVA) Center’s mission is to provide crisis intervention, advocacy and counseling for all those affected by sexual violence and provide prevention programs through community outreach and education.

Our Vision:
We envision a culture change that results in the end of sexual violence.

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Get Informed

Learn the facts about Sexual Assault and what resources are available to you in Northern Colorado.

Make a Difference

There are many ways you can help SAVA continue to provide direct services for survivors and prevention education.

Our Services

  • Advocacy Services

    If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, SAVA is here to help. Whether the attack happened recently or decades ago, SAVA wants to support you as you heal.

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  • Prevention Education

    SAVA’s Prevention Education programming reaches more than 9,000 youth every year in Larimer and Weld County.

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  • Community Resources

    There are many resources in our Northern Colorado community. If you have any additional questions about community resources, call SAVA at 970.472.4204 (Fort Collins), 970.775.2962 (Loveland), or 970.506.4059 (Greeley) for a referral.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

SAVA Summit

April 3rd, 2025

High Country Beverage Community Event Room

4200 Ronald Reagan Boulevard

Johnstown, CO, 80534

Join us for the first SAVA Summit, a gathering of advocates, community members, and professionals dedicated to supporting survivors in our shared Northern Colorado community. Attendees will have the privilege of hearing from Angela Povilaitis and Andrea Munford, the lead prosecutor and detective who took down former USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar.

This event will highlight the power of collective action and honor our Community Partner of the Year and Volunteer of the Year. More than just a luncheon, the SAVA Summit is a call to action—because every survivor deserves to know support is there when they need it most.

Women & Femme Empowerment Day

March 8th, 2025

New Belgium

500 Linden Street

Fort Collins, CO 80524

In celebration of International Women’s Day we are hosting a WOMEN & FEMME EMPOWERMENT DAY! Throughout the day, four workshops will be led by some amazing community partners. Check out the schedule below and head to the link in our bio to learn more about each class. Each ticket purchase includes a beverage and class prices vary. We will also be featuring a Pink Boots beer collab on a special beer flight for the day. All proceeds from flight purchases will be donated to the SAVA Center! ALL are invited and welcome to each class!

Looking for services for:

Myself

A Loved One

Prevention Education

Community Presentations 

Recursos en Espanol

☑ Individual Therapy

☑ Group Therapy

☑ Advocacy

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Frequently Asked Questions

We’re here to help. If you are unsure if SAVA services are right for you or you have additional questions please call our 24/7 Rape Crisis Hotline at 970-472-4200.

  • At SAVA, we never want cost to be an issue. All of our therapy services are on a sliding scale based on your income and ability to pay. All advocacy services are free of cost. 

  • Fort Collins Office – Ages 14 and Up for therapy, all ages for advocacy

    Loveland Office – Ages 3 and Up

    Greeley Office – Ages 3 and Up

  • Anyone who has been affected by sexual violence.

    It does not matter when the assault occurred or if the crime has been reported.

    SAVA also provides services and support for family members and loved ones of someone who has been assaulted.

  • Not if you are over the age of 18. If you are interested in reporting, SAVA advocates can help you with the process, but you do not have to report to receive SAVA services.

    **All SAVA staff and advocates are mandated reporters which means if anyone under the age of 18 is at risk/being abused/neglected, or a known perpetrator has access to minors, we are required to make a report.

    See the next question for more details on individuals under 18. 

  • All SAVA staff and volunteers are mandated reporters. This means if we hear of someone under the age of 18 who is at risk or being abused and cannot verify a report has been made via a case number, we will be required to do so. 

  • Prevention Education – Email Hope@savacenter.org

Testimonials

  • “They have made it possible for my healing process to start, and have given me hope for my future. They have made a huge difference in my life.”

  • “They are incredibly kind to our family and my daughters absolutely love them. I don’t know where we would be without them, but I do know that we are much better off with them. Thank you so much for everything.”

  • “I can take the safety I feel in your office with me and use it when I feel overwhelmed”