Safety and empowerment for Indigenous survivors

Please note Haseya is currently changing our name to Sweetgrass Advocacy and expanding our services over the next few months!

Indigenous space for Indigenous survivors.

Sweetgrass Advocacy (formally Haseya Advocate Program) is a Native women-led organization that provides culturally centered advocacy in the Pikes Peak region. We also strive to advance civic engagement, community leadership and equity for all American Indian people in Colorado.

Sweetgrass Advocacy is the only program in the state of Colorado that provides domestic and sexual violence advocacy for urban Indigenous survivors.

Are you in need of support?

 

What to expect when you contact us

  • Your safety is our number one priority.

  • We provide confidential conversations with Native survivors.

  • We will listen and work with you to determine the best path forward to ensure you are safe now and in the future.

 Due to the nature of the mobile advocacy we provide, we are not accepting walk-ins.
Schedule a consultation at 719-600-3939.

“This violence has deep historical roots in colonization, so we believe that healing from this trauma is rooted in our culture.”
— Monycka Snowbird (Anishinaabe), Haseya Advocate Program Director

  • Services

    Learn how Haseya prioritizes your safety and wellness through confidential services and cultural programs.

    See what we offer

  • Resources

    Find 24/7 helplines and learn more about the different types of violence that Indigenous survivors are disproportionately exposed to.

    Explore resources

  • About Haseya

    Haseya works to ensure Native survivors of domestic and sexual violence have access to everything they need to live healthy, safe, and peaceful lives.

    Learn more

 

Help us combat injustice

Despite Indigenous peoples facing the highest rates of violence of any demographic, Haseya is the only program in Colorado that provides domestic and sexual violence services specifically for urban Indigenous survivors. Your support will allow us to serve more survivors, expand programs and offerings, and combat the injustices that Indigenous communities face.

 

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