Independence House provides residential community corrections, re-entry support and behavioral health treatment for people transitioning from incarceration back into the community.
Independence House facilities follow a zero-tolerance policy for any sexual activity or behavior between clients, or between clients and staff, whether consensual or not, including sexual assault, sexual misconduct and sexual harassment. Every report or observation is investigated, and anyone who reports is protected from retaliation.
Clients may report to any Independence House staff member, verbally or in writing, at any time.
Clients, family, friends and others can send a report without giving their name. Anonymous reports go directly to the PREA Coordinator, Rose Rodriguez.
Email an anonymous report →All information herein will not be tracked and cannot be replied to.
You can also report anonymously by phone to the BOP Phoenix RRM: (602) 333-0537
You can also report directly to any of these agencies outside Independence House:
Independence House supervises and supports clients in residential and non-residential settings, connecting each person with the treatment and vocational resources they need to rejoin the community successfully.
Our staff provide a safe, structured culture built on accountability, positive reinforcement and experienced guidance. We encourage clients to reconnect with family and community and to build healthy, realistic and productive habits for daily life.
Public safety is central to everything we do.
Independence House North Side, our treatment program, serves both residential and non-residential clients.
Individual and group therapy for drug and alcohol use.
Counseling and dual diagnosis care for co-occurring conditions.
Mental health and drug and alcohol evaluations.
Colorado DUI program: Level I Education, Level II Education and Level II Therapy.
We accept clients through Denver County Diversion, the Colorado Department of Corrections, the Federal Bureau of Prisons and U.S. Probation/Pretrial Services.
