Colorado-CURE
Locations & Contacts

New to the Criminal Justice system?

Feel lost, confused, frustrated, angry?

Want some help? Don’t know where to begin?

Our only resources are experience, empathy, understanding, information, referral and guidance. But you know what? That is priceless… and it’s free.

Click Peer Assistance to go to our Board of Directors contact page.

Possibly one of Colorado-CURE’s board members can help.

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Colorado-CURE Meeting Dates
Time and Location are normally:
7:00 PM fourth Wednesday of each month at ACLU Office, 400 Corona St. 80218.
For more information contact Dianne Tramutola-Lawson at (303) 758-3390 .

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The Colorado chapter of CURE is a membership organization of families
of prisoners, prisoners, former prisoners and other concerned citizens.

NEW - (Courtesy of CCJRC) A report that was issued by the Urban Institute last month. It's an exhaustive study that looks at why people are returning to prison. Click HERE.

NEW - Lending Library - Trade books and other information on the Criminal Justice System with other CURE members. Bring you books to the monthly meetings.

COLORADO-CURE MISSION STATEMENT

Colorado-CURE, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Colorado corporation, works diligently to provide information and support to thousands of prisoners in Colorado, as well as to their families and loved ones. That support extends to prisoners paroled, discharged or integrated through community corrections programs, as well as thousands in county jails throughout the state. Through a close association with the Colorado Department of Corrections, Adult Division of Parole and Community Corrections, as well as the Colorado legislature and Parole Board, Colorado-CURE provides input on all levels on behalf of prisoners. This includes working to reform sentencing laws, advocating for more and better job training and education for prisoners, improvement of reintegration of prisoners to society and working to eliminate racial profiling and employment discrimination of convicted felons. Colorado-CURE continues the effort to reduce crime through criminal justice reform.

CURE - Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants
 An effort to reduce crime through Criminal Justice Reform

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