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Evergreen Virtual Resiliency Center

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with the National Center for Mass Violence, has created this resource hub to support healing, resilience, and safety within the Evergreen community. We are deeply committed to standing alongside this community with compassion, care, and coordinated support—working closely with our partners from various agencies across Jefferson County to provide comprehensive, wraparound services.

Here, you will find a collection of resources designed for students, staff, faculty, families, and community members. Please explore the tabs at the top of the page for information and support related to Victim & Social Services, Social Connection & Empowerment, Health & Wellness, and Managing Trauma.

All Colorado and national resources are available to anyone in need—regardless of Evergreen residency or enrollment status at Evergreen High School. These virtual supports are here for you at any stage of your recovery and healing journey.

EHS Resources:

  • Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

    Official site for the Sheriff’s Office with services, records, detention, contacts and agency updates.

  • Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office — Press Releases

    Latest official statements, incident updates, and public information from JCSO.

  • Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Victim Services Unit

    The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Victim Services Unit provides compassionate support and guidance to victims and survivors of crime and crisis. Victim Advocates serve as the primary point of contact for referrals to a wide range of resources and services, offering assistance tailored to each individual’s needs. Advocates are available 24/7 to provide crisis intervention, emotional support, and ongoing updates throughout the investigative and recovery process. To reach a victim advocate during business hours (Monday – Friday), please contact 303-271-5339 or victimservices@jeffco.us. To reach a victim advocate after hours, please call 303-980-7300 and ask to speak with the on-call victim advocate from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.

  • Jeffco Public Schools

    District site for alerts, counseling & crisis supports, communications, and contacts for schools across Jefferson County.

  • Evergreen High School

    School updates for students and families, counseling office information, announcements, and campus contacts.

COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESOURCES:

  • First Judicial District Crime Victim Compensation Program

    The First Judicial District Crime Victim Compensation Program provides financial assistance to eligible victims and witnesses of crime to help cover expenses such as therapy, medical care, and lost wages. This program is designed to support victims in their recovery by easing the financial burdens that result from victimization. For questions about eligibility or how to apply, please contact da-cvc@jeffco.us or call 303-271-6846. If you are a mental health provider that is interested in becoming an approved provider with the Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) Program, please e-mail CVC at da-cvc@jeffco.us to request a mental health provider packet.

  • Jefferson Center

    Community mental health and substance-use care for all ages, including counseling and crisis support in Jeffco and surrounding counties.

  • Resilience 1220

    Free, confidential counseling and groups for youth (generally ages 12–20) in the mountain communities, including Evergreen.

COLORADO RESOURCES:

NMVC RESOURCES

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

NATIONAL RESOURCES

FIRST RESPONDER RESOURCES

  • Colorado Healing Fund

    Secure, centralized giving to support victims, survivors, families and the impacted Evergreen community.

  • Colorado Gives Foundation

    Jeffco’s community foundation—supports local wellbeing, economic opportunity, and resilient communities.

  • Evergreen Legacy Fund

    The Evergreen Legacy Foundation (ELF) strengthens the Evergreen community by funding and supporting projects that preserve, enhance, and sustain our mountain town’s quality of life.

Acknowledgement

This website is funded through a cooperative agreement from the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Neither the U.S. Department of Justice nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse, this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided). Cooperative agreement No. 15POVC-23-GK-00555-AERX