Held weekly for youth who have experienced relationship abuse, adults who have experienced sexual violence and for parents of children who have experienced sexual assault and abuse.

Located at  418 Ensign Street, Fort Morgan, CO, the Child Advocacy Center at SARA House is a child-friendly place where children come to be interviewed when there are concerns about possible child abuse.

As a part of our Child Advocacy Program, S.A.R.A offers several presentations and programs suitable for young people and their educators. We present these programs in our schools free of charge. They are intended to provide information to help students make good decisions about relationships, and to help educators recognize children who may be involved in abusive situations and help prevent assaults on young people.

A classroom program that can be presented in 2-6 sessions of approximately 40 minutes. Young people are taught to recognize and avoid harmful relationships. This curriculum is suitable in grades 5-12.

2-6 sessions designed to help students build self esteem and make healthy choices. These sessions are suitable for grades 4-12.

A one to three-session program that is offered to students from grades 3-6 that invites active participation in identifying bullying and where bullying occurs. This program also includes information about cyber-bullying.

A program presented by Dr. Michelle Soriano explaining the consequences of unprotected sex, including the symptoms, treatment and permanent damage that can be caused by STDs. Approximately 30 minutes-suitable for grades 7-12 (Can be combined with other presentations from Safe Dates and Be Proud! Be You!)

This program is designed for educators and adults in caretaking situations. It deals with how to identify and prevent sexual assault on children. It is a 3 hour program that can be done in two 90 minute sessions if necessary.

Offers instruction in simple self defense techniques for women and girls. These sessions are suitable for middle school aged students and older.