These traumatic situations take a toll on all of us and support is critical.

 

For specific resources and support here are some places to turn to:

 

• Colorado Crisis Services - call 1-844-493-TALK (8255) or text TALK to 38255

• Boulder County Mental Health Resources

• Red Cross Coping Tips After Recent Mass Shooting

• Responding to Spiritual Questions and Emotional Needs after Tragedies

• Tips for Talking With Kids & Helping  Youth Cope After a Disaster or Traumatic Event

• 5 Tips for Talking with Children about Hate Incidents from the ADL

• How do we help children cope with tragedies that occur in our communities and in the news headlines?

• The Boulder Valley School District’s trauma response team is supporting district students impacted. To receive support, fill out this form.

• Mental Health Resources en español

• Community Resource connections: https://bouldersupport.org/

• Colorado Healing Fund, a nonprofit that gives people a secure way to donate to the victims of mass casualty crimes in Colorado, recently activated to collect funds specifically for the Boulder shooting victims and their families: coloradohealingfund.org. 

• To make a monetary donation to fallen Boulder Police Officer Eric Talley or for the civilian victims of yesterday's shooting, please visit boulderoem.com/donations/ for information. 

• Community Foundation Boulder County has announced a fund to support the needs of victims and families of the larger Boulder community after Monday’s shooting. Visit commfound.givecorps.com to learn more.  

 

Vigils and Community Events:

• A candlelight vigil for the victims is planned for Tuesday (3/24) at 7:00 PM at the Boulder County Courthouse on the Pearl Street Mall. 

• Boulder Vigil at Fairview High School, hosted by Moms Demand Action, will take place on Thursday, March 25th at 6:30 PM. Participants are asked to use the parking lot as a drive in.