Dear Friend,

Today is the last day to share your input in the Many Voices Project. We especially seek to hear from professionals who serve adult clients in Colorado. Even if you participated in an earlier phase of the needs assessment (via the One Voice Project a few years ago), we still want to hear from you today! 

The Many Voices Project includes important cultural adaptions to assess access to care issues and opportunities for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse within communities of color. Your choice to participate will help us gain an accurate picture of these needs. 

If you are a healing professional in Colorado, YOUR ROLE in this needs assessment is very important. Your input in the Provider Survey should take 20-25 minutes. The survey is set to close today, March 16th.

Please participate today and include YOUR VOICE in this important needs assessment.

Take the Provider Survey - For Organizations, Agencies and Professionals Serving Adult Clients (age 18 and over) & Children's Advocacy Centers

Our Provider Survey seeks to hear from Providers/Professionals in the following categories:

Community based organizations

Culturally specific organizations

Sexual Assault / Domestic Violence centers

Children Advocacy Centers (regarding parents, specifically)

Mental Health / Behavioral Health

Healthcare / Medical Health

Substance Abuse centers

Eating Disorder centers

Private Counselors/Therapists

Public Health agencies

Other agencies serving adult clients (anyone over the age of 18)

You can learn more about the Provider Survey and access the survey link here.

Dates to Participate: February 16 - March 16

Help promote the Survivor Survey, too!  If you are a provider who wants to promote the assessment to survivors of color in your area with whom you are in contact, please feel free to do so here in English and Spanish.

Thank you to our partners

WINGS thanks the many wonderful partners who have been working with us to design this needs assessment, including:

Asian Pacific Development Center, Mental Health Center of Denver, Dahlia Campus, The Center for Trauma & Resilience, It Takes a Village, The Denver Indian Center, University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology, Voces Unidas for Justice, and The Gemini Group; as well as the leaders of color who shared their voices through two community Listening Sessions last fall.

What if I'm not in Colorado? 

While this effort is to explore these issues at the state level in Colorado, we do plan to share information broadly with all stakeholders who are interested. If you'd like to receive information on this assessment once it is made public, or for other questions, please email: ManyVoicesProject@wingsfound.org

"Inclusion is not bringing people into what already exists; It is making a new space, a better space for everyone."
- George Dei

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