Domestic Abuse Prevention Project (DAPP)

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Safety planning and resources

Our Mission

• To work toward the cessation of all domestic violence 
• To recognize domestic violence as criminal behavior requiring appropriate system response

Our Services

• We solve problems with individuals and programs
• We share information and resources
• We collect and analyze data on domestic violence
• We enhance and support community awareness
• We develop programs to prevent and stop domestic violence.

Signs of Success

We see evidence of the commitment and hard work of everyone involved in the project when:

• Victims of domestic violence are no longer isolated, without options or protection.
• Perpetrators of domestic violence receive monitored counseling to give them the opportunity to lead violence-free lives.
• The criminal justice system treats these cases as serious crimes that jeopardize the safety and health of the entire community.

Reports 

• Statistical Report Full Year 2010 (2322kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2009 (1294kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2008 (6826kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2007 (3237kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2006 (152kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2005 (183kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2004 (233kb)
• Statistical Report Full Year 2003 (387kb)
• Statistical Report Mid-Year 2007 (106kb)
• Statistical Report Mid-Year 2006 (278kb)
• Statistical Report Mid-Year 2005 (68kb)
• Statistical Report Mid-Year 2004 (135kb)
• Statistical Report Mid-Year 2003 (135kb)

For earlier reports, please contact:
Gisela Yerugim de Libertun, Research Analyst
glibertun@bouldercounty.org
303-441-4888.