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Reaching HOPE

Reaching HOPE is a nonprofit providing mental health services to those impacted by child abuse.

03/11/2026

Empowering families is at the heart of everything we do. Here is how we show up for you:

✨ Crisis Support. When life feels overwhelming, you do not have to face it alone. We are here in the moments that matter most.

✨ Case Management. We walk alongside families to connect them with the right resources, services, and next steps toward stability and healing.

✨ Parenting Resources. We equip parents and caregivers with the tools they need to nurture their children's mental and emotional wellbeing.

Every family has a story. We are here to help you write the next chapter with hope.

03/05/2026

Parenting is one of the most important and challenging roles there is. At Reaching Hope, we believe that mental wellness starts at home.

Here are a few simple tips to support your child's mental and emotional wellbeing:
1. Create a safe space to talk. Let your child know their feelings are always welcome.
2. Stay connected. Quality time does not have to be elaborate. Even 10 minutes of undivided attention goes a long way.
3. Know the signs. Changes in mood, sleep, or behavior can be early indicators that your child may need extra support. Trust your instincts.
4. Ask for help when you need it. You do not have to navigate this alone. Reaching Hope is here for you and your family.

You are doing better than you think. 🙏

03/04/2026

The numbers speak for themselves. Here's the impact Reaching Hope made in 2025 through our Co-Responders Program.

When mental health meets community, real change happens. This past year, we showed up on the scene, in the community, and alongside law enforcement to make sure no one had to face a crisis alone.
Here's what that looked like:
💙 120+ on-scene crisis support sessions
💙 110 community members who received crisis support
💙 295 community members who received case management support
💙 50+ police officers trained with the Reaching Hope curriculum
💙 120+ collaborations with police officers

None of this would be possible without the trust and support of our community and the officers who walk alongside us every day. Together, we are changing the way mental health crises are handled with compassion, dignity, and care. Here's to more impact in 2026. 🙏

02/25/2026

As February comes to a close, we want to end the month on a meaningful note — with you. 💙 Self-care doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. Sometimes, the smallest acts of care make the biggest difference.

Here are 5 easy ways to show up for yourself this week:
1. Rest without guilt. Give yourself permission to slow down. A nap, an early bedtime, or simply sitting in quiet counts.
2. Move your body — your way. A 10-minute walk, some gentle stretching, or dancing in your kitchen all count. Movement is medicine.
3. Nourish yourself. Drink that extra glass of water. Eat something that makes you feel good from the inside out.
4. Set one small boundary. Say no to something that drains you, or say yes to something that fills you up.
5. Check in with yourself. Ask yourself: How am I really doing? Journaling, prayer, meditation, or just a quiet moment of reflection can go a long way.

Self-care is not selfish — it's necessary. You deserve to feel well, whole, and cared for.

How are you practicing self-care this week? Share with us below 👇

02/10/2026

We're excited to introduce the heart of Reaching HOPE, starting with our co-founder, Dr. Ambra Born.

Dr. Born is a Clinical Psychologist specializing in child, adolescent, and family survivors of complex trauma. With 20 years of experience, she has witnessed countless individuals and families overcome adversity and emerge stronger.

Ambra believes deeply in people's ability to recover from trauma and grow because of every life event.

She earned her PsyD from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2009 and works with culturally diverse families, including foster, adoptive, single, teen, and LGBTQIA+ parents and families.

Her vision created Reaching HOPE, and her commitment to healing guides our mission every day.

Stay tuned as we introduce more of our incredible team! ✨

01/19/2026

"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'" — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

On this day of service, we reflect on Dr. King's call to action and what it means for ending the cycle of trauma.

Healing isn't passive—it's an active commitment to showing up for those who are hurting and creating compassionate communities.

Service looks like:
Offering a listening ear to someone in pain
Advocating for trauma-informed practices in your community
Supporting organizations working to break cycles of violence
Simply showing up with compassion

Dr. King reminded us that we are all interconnected. When one person heals, we all move closer to healing.

What's one way you're choosing service and action today?

01/15/2026

Empowerment: 2025 By The Numbers

Behind every statistic is a story of courage, resilience, and hope. Here's a glimpse at the impact we made together this year:
❗Over 4,765 individual, group, and family therapy sessions provided ❗Approximately 400 children and families supported on their healing journey
❗Over 150 Care Kits distributed to community members
❗Over 50 partner agencies collaborating to end the cycle of violence
❗Over 40 Trauma-informed training sessions provided to community members and other victim service agencies (police departments, government agencies, etc.).

These numbers represent real people - survivors who found their voice, families who discovered healing, and a community committed to breaking the intergenerational cycle of trauma.

But we're more than numbers. We're a community of hope, healing, and transformation. Thank you to everyone who made this work possible - our clients, partners, donors, and supporters. Together, we're creating lasting change.

Here's to continuing this important work in 2026. 🎉

01/13/2026

Prevention: Building Mental Health Support in Our Schools

Did you know that schools are often the first place students and families turn to for mental health support? This is why prevention efforts in schools are critical to breaking the cycle of trauma before it deepens.

School mental health teams play a vital role in early intervention and creating environments where healing can begin:

School Psychologists: Conduct evaluations, provide interventions, and implement school-wide mental health programming

School Counselors: Deliver mental health support and help students achieve academic and career goals

School Social Workers: Provide interventions, connect families to resources, and engage in crisis support

Teachers: Implement social-emotional learning and create trauma-informed classrooms

Deans & Behavior Specialists: Develop behavior plans that address underlying needs

When we invest in school-based mental health, we reach children before trauma becomes generational. Prevention isn't just about stopping harm—it's about building resilience and ensuring every child has the support they need to thrive.

01/08/2026

Outreach Through Community Connection

Ending the cycle of trauma requires more than individual and family work - it demands community-level change.

That's why outreach is at the heart of what we do. We actively engage with partner agencies, listen to and learn from our community, and work collaboratively to create spaces and systems where everyone can thrive.

We don't claim to have all the answers. But through connection, collaboration, and a commitment to understanding the unique needs of those we serve, we can find solutions together.

Outreach means showing up - whether through presentations, trainings, community partnerships, or simply being present for those who need support. It means recognizing that healing happens not in isolation, but in community.

When we invest in outreach, we invest in prevention. We reach those currently impacted by trauma and those at risk, creating pathways to healing before crisis occurs.

Learn more about how we're supporting the community at the link in our bio.

01/06/2026

Healing Begins With You

The journey from trauma to healing requires intentional self-care. Prioritizing your well-being isn't selfish—it's essential.

As we enter the new year, here are 3 ways to prioritize your well-being:
1. Set Boundaries That Protect Your Peace: Learn to say no to what drains you and yes to what restores you. Healthy boundaries create space for healing.
2. Create Daily Rituals of Care: A few minutes of deep breathing, a morning walk, or journaling can ground you when life feels overwhelming. Self-care doesn't have to be elaborate.
3. Stay Connected to Your Support System: Healing doesn't happen in isolation. Lean on trusted friends, therapists, or your community—you're not alone.

Remember: You cannot pour from an empty cup. Your healing matters.

What's one way you're prioritizing your well-being this year?

01/01/2026

As we step into 2026, Reaching HOPE remains steadfast in our commitment to breaking the intergenerational cycle of trauma through compassionate mental health services.

This past year, we've witnessed the incredible resilience of trauma survivors -children, adults, and families - as they've embarked on their healing journeys. We've seen the power of community partnerships, the impact of prevention efforts, and the transformation that occurs when individuals move from victim to survivor.

In the year ahead, we will continue to provide the comprehensive support our community needs:
✨ Healing through individual, family, and group therapy services
✨ Outreach to those currently impacted by interpersonal trauma
✨ Prevention efforts for those at risk
✨ Empowerment through parenting support, psycho-education, and training

Every person who walks through our doors - every family we serve, every child we support - reminds us why this work matters. Hope isn't just our name; it's what we offer every single day.

To our community partners, supporters, and the brave individuals doing the work of healing: thank you for trusting us with your stories. We look forward to serving alongside you in 2026 and beyond.

Here's to a year of continued healing, growth, and hope.

#2026

12/09/2025

Colorado Gives Day is HERE! Your gift helps Reaching HOPE provide critical mental health services to survivors of crime who are on their healing journey. Join us in ending the cycle of trauma!

Donate now at: https://www.coloradogives.org/organization/ReachingHOPE.

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2090 E 104th Avenue, Ste 201
Thornton, CO
80223

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+1 720-347-8769

Website

http://www.reachinghope.org/

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