Our mission
To change the narrative for individuals, families and communities impacted by domestic violence and sexual assault through compassionate, trauma-informed, survivor-centered and culturally responsive services.
Violence prevention · Youth leadership · Family advocacy
We are changing the narrative.
Compassionate, trauma-informed and culturally responsive services for individuals, families and youth impacted by domestic and sexual violence.
- Family support Practical advocacy and resources for safer, steadier family life.
- Education support Trauma-informed learning about dynamics, rights and healthy relationships.
- Mentoring support Consistent relationships that build confidence, agency and goals.
- Empowerment support Leadership, employment readiness and long-term independence.
In need of services?
Your safety matters.
For confidential support and information, call during walk-in hours. For immediate danger, call 911. Emergency housing assistance is available during morning walk-in hours on designated walk-in days.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Please submit the call-back request for yourself only.
Walk-in hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00–11:00 AM and 1:00–3:00 PM
Wednesday: 1:00–3:00 PM
Request a safe call back
When an in-person visit is not possible, a confidential call-back request can connect you with a Kingdom Builder’s advocate.
Request a call backAbout Kingdom Builder’s
Support rooted in safety, dignity and long-term stability.
Kingdom Builder’s Family Life Center recognizes the importance of supporting families affected by domestic violence and sexual violence. Services are dedicated to nurturing strong family bonds and empowering individuals in every facet of life.
Our vision
A community where individuals and families thrive in safe, healthy and flourishing relationships.
Guided by principles that center people
- Promote dignity and self-worth through self-help.
- Practice good stewardship and accountability.
- Foster growth among staff, volunteers, donors and participants.
- Honor effective communication inside and outside the organization.
- Live and promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ through actions.
- Involve local residents in developing solutions to poverty.
Our services
Prevention, advocacy, mentoring and connection.
Programs are organized into clear service pathways so you can quickly find where to start.
Safety & healing
Violence prevention & intervention
Community education, advocacy, crisis intervention and safety planning for families impacted by domestic and sexual violence.
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Growth & leadership
Youth development
Mentorship, leadership development, educational support, goal setting and empowerment for the next generation.
Explore youth programs
Training & partnership
Community engagement
Culturally specific training, outreach, internships, volunteer opportunities and partnerships with community-serving professionals.
Partner with us
Community engagement
Training that strengthens the people who serve our community.
Training runs throughout the year for law enforcement, first responders, educators, fellow advocates and other community partners.
- DV 101
- SV 101
- Healthy relationships
- Violence and conflict prevention
- Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
- Culturally responsive advocacy
- Who we are: about KBFLC and our programs
Training can be tailored to specific topics at a cost. Email info@kbflc.org for requests.
Facts and stats
Understanding the context helps communities respond.
Research on domestic violence, sexual violence, children and youth, survivor impacts and community response — organized into scannable pathways.
Domestic violence
Recognize patterns of abuse, barriers to leaving and the effects on families.
Sexual violence
Learn about survivor impacts, consent, prevention and trauma-informed response.
Children & youth
Explore how violence affects development, safety, education and future relationships.
Community impact
Build stronger prevention, referral, advocacy and support systems.
KBFLC events
Community events through the year
Empower. Inspire. Transform. Join the movement at an upcoming gathering.
October 8–9, 2026 Conference
Beyond The Mask
A statewide community conference focused on advancing practice, centering survivors, education, healing and connection.
Colorado Springs, CO
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Success story
Success stories
Support that arrives at the right time can change everything.
“I used to be so weak, emotional and felt useless in life. It is hard being a young mother to four kids, married and trying to manage it all. I was on the verge of giving up but I was blessed beyond measure.”
“KBFLC came into my life just in time when I needed some help the most. Mrs. Lisa has been nothing but a blessing to my family and I. She made me realize that I can handle anything that comes my way.”
“KBFLC listened, stepped in during a difficult transition, and helped our family move forward with hope and practical support.”
“I felt heard and believed. The team listened carefully and worked to support both me and my child during an extremely difficult time.”
“The staff was polite, attentive and professional. Their support made a meaningful difference.”
Blog & community resources
Awareness, wellness and shared learning.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Center survivor dignity, consent, prevention and community responsibility.
Women, wellness and connection
Create space for restoration, support, cultural identity and community care.
Together we rise
Use education and collective action to strengthen healthy, safe relationships.
Employment
Join a team committed to safety and self-sufficiency.
Applications are welcomed at any time. Submitted applications are retained for six months and reviewed as suitable opportunities arise.
Adult Services Advocate
Assess needs, provide case management, advocacy, crisis intervention and safety planning, and coordinate support services.
Salary: $55,000 per year
Apply nowHousing Program Assistant
Provide evening and weekend coverage for housing programs, including safehouses and transitional housing.
Monday–Friday · 2:00–6:00 p.m. or 6:00–10:00 p.m.
Apply nowYouth Services Advocate
Assess youth needs, provide case management, advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, goal setting and service coordination.
Salary: $48,000 per year
Apply nowKingdom Builder’s Family Life Center is an equal opportunity employer.
Donate
Support our cause and strengthen the community.
Financial contributions help transform guests, volunteers and the community as a whole. Donations can be made online or mailed to Kingdom Builder’s Family Life Center.
Mail contributions to:
Kingdom Builder’s Family Life CenterPO Box 75524Colorado Springs, CO 80970
Tax ID: 46-0550309
Donation wish list
Companies and individuals can support special events, youth activities, transportation and day-to-day program needs.
- Food for youth events
- Beverages for events
- Movie passes
- Sports event tickets
- Christmas party items
- Picnic food
- Printing services
- Graphic design services
- School supplies
- Art supplies
- Gift cards
- Silent auction items
- Monthly bus passes
- Office supplies
- Copy paper