Local support for survivors, children, and LGBTQIA2S+ communities.
Get help with domestic or sexual violence, support for a child affected by abuse, practical education to prevent harm, or affirming LGBTQIA2S+ resources. Our four programs serve communities across Northwest Colorado.
Four programs supported by Better Tomorrow
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Help with Intimate Partner Violence
ADVOCATES OF ROUTT COUNTY
If you’ve been hurt, threatened, or stalked you, you can talk with an advocate about your options. Free, confidential support includes safety planning, shelter options, and a SafeLine available any time, day or night.
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Support for Children & Families After Abuse
BRIGHTER WORLD CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
When a child may have experienced abuse, families need support and clear information. Brighter World provides specialized interviews in a child-friendly setting and family advocacy to help children and caregivers through the next steps.
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Skills to Prevent Violence and Build Healthy Relationships
COMMA PROJECTS
Bring practical prevention education to your school, workplace, or community group. COMMA helps people recognize harmful behavior, understand consent, respect boundaries, and respond when someone needs support.
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An Affirming Place for LGBTQIA2S+ People
QUEER FUTURES
Find community, access resources, and make connections in a space that welcomes who you are. Queer Futures supports LGBTQIA2S+ and questioning people, their families, and allies, with opportunities to gather, learn, lead, and celebrate together.
Our Impact
120+ Survivors
were supported in 2025 through crisis response, safe housing, and advocacy provided by Advocates of Routt County.
70+ Families
were served in 2025 across Routt, Moffat, and Grand counties through Brighter World Child Advocacy Center.
850+ Locals
received prevention education in 2025 through COMMA Projects.
200+ LGBTQIA2S+
community members were connected to resources and programs in Queer Futures’ first full year.
Better Tomorrow remains dedicated to creating a thriving Yampa Valley for everyone through four unique programs that address community needs. From advocacy and support for survivors of violence to fostering the well-being of queer youth, each program pursues a distinct mission while sharing core values and infrastructure.
Who we are
Mission
To serve as the innovative nonprofit home cultivating programs empowering people at risk of harm by advocating for their needs and inspiring courage.
Better Tomorrow leads the nonprofit community by providing program success through continuous improvement with a focus on delivering a broader impact.
Vision