Evergreen Resiliency Center
The Evergreen Resiliency Center is here to support healing and recovery after the tragedy of September 10, 2025. Staffed by caring professionals, the ERC is a safe and supportive place for students, faculty, family members, and community members. We offer help with finding resources, support with crime victim compensation applications, connections to counseling and mental health services, and providing a welcoming gathering space for the school community. Whether you are seeking resources, guidance, or simply a safe and welcoming place to be, you are not alone.
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 listed on this site are available to anyone in need, regardless of Evergreen residency or enrollment status at Evergreen local schools. These supports are here for you at any stage of your recovery and healing journey.
United In Healing & Resilience
Victim Outreach Incorporated (VOI) is proud to support the Evergreen Resiliency Center (ERC), established in partnership with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Victim Services Unit. The ERC reflects our shared commitment to providing compassionate, trauma-informed care to individuals and communities affected by violence. Aligned with VOI’s mission of crisis intervention, advocacy, and pathways to healing, the center serves as a vital resource and a testament to the resilience of those impacted. We are grateful to the professionals, partners, and supporters who made this vision a reality.
Evergreen Resiliency Center
5120 CO Road 73, Evergreen CO. 80439 (The Yellow House)
(720) 362-2925
admin.erc@victimoutreach.org
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Find us on social media!
Come hang out with us on social media! Get updates, behind-the-scenes moments, and be part of our growing community.
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Meet the team
Ami McCarthy | ERC Director
Steven Stantz | ERC Assistant Director and Advocate
Kait | ERC Advocate
Aly | ERC Navigator
Courtney | ERC Admin Specialist
Upcoming Events
No events to announce at this time
Upcoming Closure Dates
Cesar Chavez Day - Tuesday, March 31st, 2026
Memorial Day - Monday, May 25th, 2026
Juneteenth - Friday, June 19th, 2025
4th of July (Observed) - Friday, July 3rd, 2025
Labor Day - Monday, September 7th, 2025
Mother Cabrini Day - Monday, October 5th, 2026
Veterans' Day - Wednesday, November 11th, 2026
Thanksgiving Day - Thursday, November 26th, 2026
Christmas Day - Friday, December 25th, 2026
What is going on at the ERC?
Whether someone is stopping in for a quiet moment, seeking guidance navigating resources, or participating in an activity hosted by a partner organization, the ERC is designed to meet people where they are and support healing at a sustainable pace.
Below are examples of what individuals may experience at the ERC, often through partnerships with local organizations and practitioners!
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Quiet areas for grounding, rest, and reflection
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Sensory and calming spaces featuring soft lighting, art, music, movement, and nature-based elements
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Drop-in safe spaces where trained staff are available to listen and provide support and resource guidance
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Gathering areas that encourage connection and community
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Peer connection opportunities facilitated by partners
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Mindfulness and movement-based activities such as yoga and breathing practices
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Creative expression opportunities including art, music, and writing
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Group discussions and learning opportunities related to trauma, grief, and resilience, offered by partner organizations
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Quiet spaces for studying or schoolwork
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Resource navigation related to organization, planning, and school supports
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Coordination with schools and educators around trauma-informed approaches, as appropriate
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Assistance connecting individuals and families to food, housing, medical care, and financial resources
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Support navigating crime victim compensation, legal advocacy options, and school accommodations
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Coordination with community agencies and culturally specific service providers
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Opportunities for reflection, remembrance, and community connection
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Storytelling and creative projects hosted in collaboration with partners
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Community service and “giving back” opportunities that support meaning-making and purpose
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Educational sessions hosted by partners on topics such as boundaries, consent, and healthy relationships
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Parent and caregiver learning opportunities focused on supporting children impacted by trauma
Find the Support You Need
Within this space, you can explore resources tailored to different experiences and circumstances, helping you find support that meets you where you are.
Crisis and Support Lines
Evergreen, Jefferson County, and other local supports
Colorado Crisis and Support Lines
Safe2Tell Colorado | +1 (877) 542-7233
211 Colorado | 211
Suicide and Crisis Helpline | Call or Text 988
Crisis Text Line | Text "HOME" to 741-741
Colorado Crisis Services | +1 (844) 493-8255 or Text "TALK" to 38255
Veterans Crisis Lines | 988 (then press 1) or Text 838-255
The Jefferson Center for Mental Health operates as a 24/7 walk-in crisis center designed for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis
4643 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge CO 80033
(303) 425-0300
Crime Victim Compensation (CVC)
Crime Victim Compensation (CVC) is a Colorado program funded by court fines—not taxes—that helps people affected by crime pay for certain crime-related expenses, including mental health counseling. For survivors of the Evergreen High School Shooting and others critically impacted—students, faculty, family members, and community members—CVC may provide financial support for care.
Our center can help determine if you qualify, guide you through the application process, and assist with required documentation. This support can reduce financial barriers so you can focus on healing and recovery. If you’re unsure about eligibility, we’re here to answer your questions and help you navigate the process. We also have physical copies of the CVC application available at the center if you prefer to complete it in person, and our team is happy to assist you every step of the way.
Jeffco Online Application
(CVC Portal)
The online portal is the standard application used for all Jefferson County CVC submissions. While you are welcome to apply using this method, please note that the system is designed to collect information for a wide range of cases and may request additional details that are not specific to the Evergreen High School (EHS) incident.
CVC Online Application
Evergreen PDF Application
The PDF application has been specifically tailored to support the Evergreen community in the wake of the EHS incident. It is streamlined to reflect the circumstances of this situation and may be a more straightforward option for applicants.
To submit the PDF application, you can email the completed PDF application to da-cvc@jeffco.us.
CVC PDF Application
Interested in learning more about becoming a Crime Victim Compensation Therapist?
CVC Mental Health Provider Packet
Your Voice Matters
We value hearing from our community and invite you to share your experience if you’d like. This survey can be filled out at your own pace, and your feedback helps us continue creating a supportive and welcoming space. We appreciate you!
Your Voice Matters | Service Feedback Form