Education Resources
Colorado Department of Education - Adult Education Initiatives
201 East Colfax Avenue | Room 300 | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-866-6600
Adult Education Initiatives supports adult education programs around the state of Colorado. Funded programs provide adults with the opportunity to learn basic skills such as: reading, writing, math, and technology to advance in a job or get a High School Equivalency Certificate.
Family Literacy Program at Metropolitan State University of Denver
7125 Mariposa St. | Denver, CO 80221 | 720-675-8977 (Text English or Spanish)
Adult Basic Education provides adults with the opportunity to learn basic skills to advance in a job or get a High School Equivalency Certificate. English Language Acquisition provides individuals with a language other than English as their first language an opportunity to learn how to speak, read and write in English. The FLP serves families in Denver and Adams County.
Aurora Mental Health and Recovery
1537 Alton St. | Aurora, CO 80010 | 303-617-2300
APDC serves and supports all immigrant and refugee communities with a whole health, community-based engagement approach through health, education, and advocacy. APDC offers free high-quality classes, including English Language classes and programming, to foster youth leaders.
A Precious Child
7051 W. 118th Ave., | Broomfield, CO 80020 | 303-444-1522
A Precious Child assists children and families facing difficult life challenges such as abuse and neglect, crisis situations and poverty. It provides children in need with opportunities and resources to empower them to achieve their full potential.
Adams County Headstart
11860 Pecos St., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-4602
This program provides high quality early education for children in partnership with their families and the community. Children must be three years-of-age, and not yet five years-of-age, by October 1 of the calendar year to be enrolled.
Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP)
11860 Pecos St., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-2337
This program designed to provide child care subsidies to low-income families for child care during employment, job search or school/college.
Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County (ECPAC)
8859 Fox Drive | Suite 205 | Thornton, CO 80260 | 303-428-2929
The ECPAC provides support to Early Care and Education (ECE) Programs towards high-quality early education for children and resources for parents and families. The National Literacy Directory
303-433-2812
The National Literacy Directory helps connect potential students and volunteers to literacy services, community education programs, and testing centers. Listings available for Early Childhood, Family Literacy, High School Equivalency/Adult Basic Education, English Language Learning, and Citizenship Classes.
Colorado Shines
710 S. Ash St., | Denver, CO 80246 | 877-338-2273
The Colorado Shines Child Care Resource & Referral line at Mile High United Way offers families one-on-one support to find licensed, quality child care.
Environmental Learning for Kids (ELK)
12680 Allbrook Dr., | Denver, CO 80239 | 720-865-4390
ELK programs introduce, immerse, and mentor youth from ages 5-25 to Colorado’s natural resources and science-related careers.
Migrant Education Program
201 East Colfax Ave., | Denver, CO 80203 | 720-822-4229The Migrant Education Program (MEP) provides supplemental support to eligible migrant children and youth. Support services include one-on-one visits with students and parents, academic support, school supplies, and referrals to other needed resources.
Colorado Virtual Library
Free access to library resources and news.
Anythink Libraries
5877 E. 120th Ave., |Thornton, CO 80602 | 303-288-2001
Anythink libraries serve the residents of Adams County. It supports the lifelong learning for children, families, artists and entrepreneurs through hands-on programming, popular resources and one-on-one assistance.
4-H Youth Development Program, CSU Extension
9755 Henderson Rd., | Brighton, CO 80601 | 303-637-8100
Colorado State University (CSU) Extension, a community of more than 100 public universities across the nation provides experiences where young people learn by doing in hands-on projects in areas including health, science, agriculture and citizenship. Colorado 4-H Programs provide opportunities for youth to learn, practice and apply knowledge and abilities to prepare them for success in higher education, career and life.
Aquetza Academic Summer Program
249 UCB | Boulder, CO 80309 | 719-821-0762 or 720-361-7541
A free, one-week summer residential program on the Campus of University of Colorado Boulder that provides high school students with strong ties to Chicano/Latino communities from across Colorado with an interactive, academic enrichment experience focused on engaging Chicano/Latino youth in examining the history, literature, health science, and relevant social and political issues surrounding their cultural communities, through rigorous academic work in ethnic studies, writing, reading and science.
The BUENO Center for Multicultural Education
247 UCB | Boulder, CO 80309 | 303-492-7371
The BUENO Center promotes and advocates for equitable education for culturally and linguistically diverse learners, families, and the educators who serve them. As such, they facilitate comprehensive professional learning from adult education to graduate programs.
College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)
CAMP assists students who are migratory or seasonal farmworkers (or children of such workers) enrolled in their first year of undergraduate studies at an institution of higher education. The funding supports completion of the first year of studies.
Colorado Directory of Colleges and Universities
303-862-3001
A complete list of higher education institutions in Colorado.
Colorado State University (CSU) Extension
9755 Henderson Rd., |Brighton, CO 80601 | 303-637-8100
Colorado State University Extension (CSU) provides reliable research-based information to help you make informed decisions in the topics of agriculture, horticulture, range, forestry, water, health promotion, financial literacy, business management, community development, youth-development-based and more.
My Colorado Journey
Connects job seekers and students to careers, education planning and support resources through a guided process that drives action and goal completion.
GCF Global
Free online learning for everyday life, basic math, and computer training.
Khan Academy
Provides free online curriculum and exercises for both educators and students. Focused on K-12, Learn for free about math, art, computer programming, economics, physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, finance, history and more.
Third Way Center
303-780-9191
Third Way Center provides around-the-clock treatment and care for young adults ages 14-21. The center has two state-approved, alternative high schools for youth. Led by Master’s Level Special Education teachers, students receive individualized attention in small classrooms.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program
720-523-6964
The WIOA Youth Program offers assistance to support youth to obtain their high school diploma or equivalency, attend postsecondary training, access work-based learning opportunities, and encourage youth through their education by offering case management and supportive services.
Employment Resources
Adams County Workforce and Business Center
11860 N. Pecos St., | Suite 2200 | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-2400
The Workforce and Business Center offers services for job seekers to gain and sustain long-term employment, free classes and workshops, specialized programs for veterans, people with disabilities, youth, migrant seasonal farm workers, and temporary assistance for needy families.
Catholic Charities of Denver
6240 Smith Rd., | Denver, CO 80216 | 855-777-5280
A non-profit assistance center supported by caring volunteers who offer their time and talent to help people in need. Assistance includes food, clothing, budgeting assistance, and employment search support.
careeronestop
1-877-872-5627
A resource to learn about careers, find career information, and locate career resources and advice.
City of Thornton Employment Opportunities
9500 Civic Center Dr., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-538-7245
Thornton is a full service city providing a variety of employment opportunities. Police, fire, infrastructure, legal, parks & recreation, and city planning are just some of the areas that offer rewarding, challenging employment. Thornton works hard to ensure that our positions offer competitive salaries and benefits. Thornton only accepts online applications for current positions.
Colorado Department of Labor & Employment (CDLE)
633 17 th St., | Suite 201 | Denver, CO 80202 | 303-318-8000
The CDLE connects job seekers with employment, assists workers who have been injured on the job, ensures fair labor practices, helps those who have lost their jobs by providing temporary wage replacement through unemployment benefits, and protects the workplace through protection and safety programs.
Connecting Colorado
Connecting Colorado is part of a state- and county-run system that delivers immediate, tangible results. Users can post their résumé, apply for a specific job, or do a self-directed job search through the jobs database.
Mile High United Way
711 Park Avenue West, | Denver, CO 80205 | 303-433-8383
2-1-1 is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state.
Native Workforce Program
4407 Morrison Rd., | Denver, CO 80219 | 303-936-2688
Offers career-oriented case management and supportive services for unemployed and under-employed American Indian/Alaska Native individuals.
Occupational Information Network (O*NET)
The O*NET Program is the nation’s primary source of occupational information. Obtain accurate, up-to- date comprehensive data on the occupations and careers of the U.S. economy.
Servicios de la Raza
3131 W. 14th Ave., | Denver, CO 80204 | 303-458-5851
Servicios De La Raza Employment Growth Program assists clients in searching for and maintaining sustainable employment with a diverse network of employers from different industries. Services include assistance with resume building, elevator pitches, mock interviews, budgeting, job search, maintaining employment and financial coaching.
Thrive Colorado
102 E. Cleveland St., |Suite 200 | Lafayette, CO 80026 | 720-764-2226
Thrive is an employment support program that helps people overcome barriers and work their way to self-sufficiency and stability through employment. Thrive offers a holistic approach to healing brokenness and eliminating poverty through relationships, employment support services, and skills development.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
11860 N. Pecos St., | Suite 2200 | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-6898
Helps prepare for employment, find and keep a job, and increase your earnings through a federally-funded program.
Work Options
1895 Quebec St., | Denver, CO 80220 | 720-668-0532
This job training and support program helps students learn job-ready skills and gain confidence. They incorporate hands-on learning so students can practice the skills they have learned in real-world situations. The job training and support program offers: culinary skills training, employment search, paid internship opportunities, and post-graduation support.
CareerBuilder
Search by skills. View salaries. One-click apply.
Indeed
Indeed strives to put job seekers first, giving them free access to search for jobs, post resumes, and research companies.
The mission of LinkedIn is simple: connect the world’s professionals to make them more productive and successful.
Monster
Monster is a global leader in connecting people and jobs. It aims to make every workplace happier and more productive by transforming the way employers and candidates find the right fit.
Robert Half
Bringing great companies and specialized talent together to build successful businesses and rewarding careers.
Simply Hired
SimplyHired is a job search engine that collects job listings from all over the web, including company career pages, job boards, and niche job websites.
Jooble
Jooble is an international job search website used daily by millions of people in 67 countries.
Bayaud Enterprises
333 W. Bayaud Ave., | Denver, CO 80223 | 303-830-6885
Bayaud Enterprises seeks to create hope, opportunity, and choice, with work as the means through which people with disabilities and other hurdles to employment can more fully participate in the mainstream of life.
Center for People with Disabilities
10317 Washington St., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-442-8662
Provides resources, information, and advocacy to assist people with disabilities in overcoming barriers to independent living.
Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
633 17th St., | Suite 150 | Denver, CO 80202 | 303-318-8571
Resources for persons with disabilities to succeed at work and to live independently.
Disability Law Colorado
455 Sherman St., | Suite 130 | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-722-0300
Protects and promotes the rights of people with disabilities and older people in Colorado through direct legal representation, advocacy, education, and legislative analysis.
Joining Community Forces
6848 S. Revere Pkwy., | Centennial, CO 80112 | 720-250-1186
Employment resources for service members, families, and veterans.
Return to Work Inc. (R2W)
600 17 th St., | Denver CO 80202 | 720-359-1541
Placement services for transitioning disabled Veterans, spouses, transitioning military personnel, and people with disabilities.
Veterans Employment & Training Service (VETS)
Employment and training resources for veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses.
My Colorado Journey
Connects job seekers and students to careers, education planning and support resources through a guided process that drives action and goal completion.
Urban Peak
1630 S. Acoma St., | Denver, CO 80223 | 303-974-2928
Offers education, employment, and behavioral health services to youth aged 15-24 who are experiencing homelessness.
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program
11860 N. Pecos St., | Suite 2200 | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-6964
This program offers assistance to support youth to obtain their high school diploma or equivalency, attend postsecondary training (two years or less), access work-based learning opportunities, and encourage youth through their education by offering case management and supportive services.
Food Resources
Adams County SNAP and WIC Enrollment
11860 Pecos St. | Westminster, CO | 303-227-2700
Call or visit the Adams County Human Services office or log onto the Colorado PEAK website to complete an application for assistance. Open Tuesday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Adams 12 Resource Closets
720-972-4342
The Five Star Education Foundation created and maintains emergency resource closets at 33 local schools, in partnership with the Office of Whole Child Initiatives, to provide immediate basic needs assistance to students and families in need.
Benefits In Action Food Delivery & SNAP Enrollment
720-221-8354
Benefits in Action delivers food boxes containing non-perishable and fresh foods to those living in the Denver metro area who are unable to acquire food on their own. They also provide case management of benefits including health benefits navigation and eligibility, benefits
application assistance and submission, and follow-up to ensure benefits were received. Please visit their website to fill out their online food delivery application or call to start receiving assistance.
Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Pantry - HCA HealthONE Mountain Ridge
9065 Grant St., Thornton | 303-371-9250
Open every 3rd Thursday of the month. Distribution is from 1-3 p.m. Arrive no later than 1:30 p.m. They offer fresh produce, dairy, bread, and other nutrition items to anyone with a self-declared need for assistance. Dress in appropriate clothing for outdoor distribution. Bring reusable bags, boxes, carts, etc. to carry your food. Located in the former Alterius College parking lot. Save time checking in and go to newclient.link2feed.com to create a client profile before coming in.
Food For Hope
720-593-0940
Provides Adams County students in need, from select schools, with a bag of healthy food on weekends during the school year.
Free and Reduced Rate School Meal Programs
Adams 12: 720-972-4123 | Mapleton: 303-853-1117
Brighton 27J: 303-655-2986 | Adams 14: 303-853-7929
This program only operates inside schools. Please contact your local school for more information and applications for the free and reduced breakfast, lunch, after school snacks, and summer lunch programs.
Healthy Farmers Markets
720-977-5800
Each summer, the City of Thornton, Adams County Health Department, Adams County Human Services, and the American Heart Association host these markets at select locations throughout the city. These markets offer affordable, fresh produce and connect residents to valuable health and community resources. Fresh produce vouchers are available for households facing financial hardship. For market locations and additional information, please contact Community Connections.
Hunger Free Colorado
Toll Free: 855-855-4626 | Local: 720-382-2920
Refers people to food assistance programs throughout the state. They can also provide assistance in applying for food stamps.
Lasagna Love
Lasagna Love is a community impact program that connects neighbors through gestures of kindness, goodwill and support. If you or someone you know could use a little extra help, you may request or nominate someone for a delivery of a free home-cooked lasagna. Visit their website to learn more.
New Hope Christian Church Food Bank
8992 Washington St, Thornton | 303-853-4673
Open Sundays, 10:15 a.m.-1 p.m.
Northglenn Christian Church
1800 E. 105th Pl., Northglenn | 303-452-3787
Open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-11:45 a.m. Serves those living within the boundaries of Washington Street east to Riverdale Road and 84th Avenue north to 160th Avenue. Photo ID with current address required.
Project Angel Heart
303-830-0202
Delivers free meals to people dealing with a life-threatening illness.
Regis University Food Pantry (Neighbor Outreach of Colorado)
9371 Wigham St., Thornton | 720-938-4304
Open the first Thursday of each month from 2-4 p.m. Serves all in need. Located on the south side of the building. Bring bags or boxes to take food home.
Servicios de la Raza Food Bank
3131 W. 14th Ave., Denver | 303-458-5851
Food pantry is available to anyone who needs it by appointment Monday- Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m and closed Friday and Sunday. Tailored emergency food baskets are also available. Call to schedule an appointment.
Thornton Community Center Meal and Snack Programs
2211 Eppinger Blvd., Thornton | 303-255-7830
Provides a free summertime breakfast program and year-round free after- school snack program for children and youth ages 2-18. Also, families with children under 18 are provided a free bag of staple foods to through the Totes for Hope program.
Thornton Community Gardens
720-977-5800
Grow your own produce at a community garden. Community Connections can help you find a garden close to you or tell you how to start a community garden.
Thornton Active Adult Center Lunch Program
11181 Colorado Blvd., Thornton | 303-255-7850
Lunch is offered Monday-Friday at 12 p.m. Reservations are required by 4 p.m. the business day before you would like to visit.
Adams County Emergency Food Bank
7111 E. 56th Ave. | Commerce City, CO 80022 | 720-878-3563
Open Wednesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. serves Adams County residents. Photo ID and proof of Adams County residency required. Clients can go weekly for perishables and monthly for staple food items.
Food Bank of the Rockies Food Finder
Enter your address, city or ZIP code, and tap the search icon, or tap “use my location” to find free food distributions near you. Click on “more filters” to find mobile pantry sites or sites that offer meals. You can also use “filters” to find locations open on the day(s) of your choice.
Questions about SNAP or need help applying? Contact the SNAP Outreach Team at 303-375-5851 or FBRSNAP@foodbankrockies.org.
Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church
10785 Melody Dr. | Northglenn, CO | 303-452-5478
Food pantry open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and the third Saturday of each month 9-11:30 a.m. in the lower church. Serves Thornton ZIP Codes 80260 and 80234. Photo ID, proof of address, and a verification of total household income required.
Growing Home
3489 W. 72nd Ave. | #112 | Westminster, CO 80031 | 303-426-0430
Open Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m and closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday. No requirements or appointment needed. Growing Home offers a food choice model where individuals select food based on household size. Households are able to visit every two weeks.
Holy Cross Pantry (Neighbor Outreach of Colorado)
9371 Wigham St. | Thornton, CO 80229 | 720-938-4304
Open the third Thursday of each month from 2-4 p.m. serves all in need.
Immaculate Heart of Mary Food Bank
11426 Pearl St. | Northglenn, CO | 303-452-2041
Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9-11:30 a.m. Serves those living within the boundaries of I-25 east to Quebec Street, 104th Avenue north to 160th Avenue. Clients must live within service boundaries or be a registered member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church to receive a monthly box of food. Photo ID and current proof of address required. Everyone is eligible to receive a weekly box of food, regardless of where they live.
Joyful Journeys Food Pantry
9034 W. 88th Ave., Westminster | 303-667-9695
New Hours! Open10 a.m.- 5 p.m., seven days a week. No appointment necessary. Please bring ID. Save time checking in and go to newclient. link2feed.com before you come if you do not already have a client ID. Serves all in need.
New Hope Christian Church Food Bank
8992 Washington St, Thornton | 303-853-4673
Open Sundays, 10:15 a.m.-1p.m.
Thornton Community Food Bank
8990 York St., Thornton | 303-287-7268
Open Monday and Wednesday from 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Serves ZIP codes 80229 and 80260. Photo ID and current proof of address required on each visit. Client may use pantry once per calendar month. Please bring your own shopping bags.
Thrive Church
2820 W. 92nd Ave. | Federal Heights, CO | 303-428-9535
Serves all in need. Photo ID required. Open Fridays, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
3990 W. 74th Ave. | Westminster, CO 80031 | 303-429-8508
Open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2:45-3:15 p.m. and Tuesday from 5:30-6 p.m.. Clients are provided three days of food for each family member once a month. Serves the area from I-25 west to Sheridan Boulevard and 52nd Avenue north to 144th Avenue. Photo ID and proof of residency is required.
Health Resources
Adams County Health Department (ACHD)
303-451-0123
Adams County Health Department offers birth control and sexual health, immunizations, STI and HIV testing, healthy aging, and fall prevention.
Clinica Colorado
8300 Alcott St., | Suite 200 | Westminster, CO 80031 | 720-443-8461
Clinica Colorado serves populations in Adams County and surrounding areas with low-cost, primary health care, especially for those who are uninsured. Sliding fee scale available.
Clinica Family Health Services
8990 N. Washington St., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-650-4460
They utilize a team-based model that brings medical, dental, behavioral health care, and pharmacy services together for their patients under one roof. Provides care to those who have insurance or not, and have discount programs for people who do not have coverage.
Every Child Pediatrics
9197 Grant St., | Suite 100 | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-450-3690
Every Child Pediatrics provides health care services for children aged newborn to 21 in schools, hospitals, clinics and mobile units across the metro area. It connects kids to medical and dental care, behavioral health services, nutrition and weight management services, and other programs.
Immigrant and Refugee Health Immigration Vaccinations
1401 W. 122nd Ave., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 303-451-0123
All required and recommended immunizations are available at low or no cost for uninsured or underinsured children and adults. Medicaid, CHP+, and most private insurance plans accepted (unable to bill Kaiser plans.
Phone interpretation is available. Bring your immunization record with you to every visit. Walk-in clinics and appointments available.
Immunizations - ACHD
1401 W. 122nd Ave., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 303-451-0123
They offer low- and no-cost vaccines that are available for under and uninsured children and adults. Adult vaccine availability may vary due to funding. They accept: CHP+ and Medicaid. Bring your card with you to the appointment. They do not accept Kaiser or Denver Health Medicaid. They only accept state Managed Care or Colorado Access HMO CHP+.
Kids First Health Care
3075 W. 71st., | Suite 200 | Westminster, CO 80030 | 303-428-4384
Kids First Health Care provides excellent health care services for children and teens from birth to age 21 at the Alto Community Clinic. The Kids First Health Care at Alto Community Clinic is accepting new patients and has no ZIP Code requirements. Kids First also helps families apply for and renew health insurance coverage for children through the Health First CO (Medicaid) and CHP+ programs.
Peak Wellness Program Park Center/ Women’s Cancer Screenings
1401 W. 122nd Ave., | Suite 200 | Westminster, CO | 303-363-3018
Services offered include Breast and Cervical screening and navigation services for eligible uninsured/underinsured.
Project Connects Harm Reduction and HIV Prevention – ACHD
1401 W. 122nd Ave., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 303-363-3077
Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center
1700 N. Wheeling St., | Aurora, CO 80045 | 303-399-8020
The Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center is the tertiary hospital for VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System. It provides Veterans from the Colorado region with private inpatient rooms, new services, and innovative care.
School-Based Health Centers
9351 Washington St., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 720-972-4976
These centers bring the doctor’s office to the schools, so students can avoid health-related absences and get the support they need to succeed in the classroom. Services are designed to identify problems early, provide continuity of care, and improve academic success. Kids First Health Care provides health care services at a convenient location on campus for students enrolled at Thornton High School.
Sexual Health - ACHD
1401 W. 122nd Ave., | Westminster, CO 80234 | 303-363-3018
Provides confidential birth control and sexual health services to all genders to promote the sexual health of all patients. Anyone can receive these services, regardless of age, sex, immigration status, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, income, insurance status, or any other characteristic. Services include, but are not limited to: annual health review, Nexplanon and IUD inserts, clinical breast exam, free condoms, emergency contraception, and more. Call to make an appointment
The Project Connects team offers walk-in services at both office locations. No appointments required. Services are available at no cost. No IDs or insurance required.
Adventure Dental
1407 W. 84th Ave., | Denver, CO 80260 | 720-515-4999
They treat children from ages six months through 20 years with quality dental, orthodontic, and eye care. Medicaid and most insurance plans are accepted.
CU School of Dental Medicine
13065 E. 17th Ave., |Aurora, CO 80045 | 303-724-6900
The CU School of Dental Medicine provides more than 100,000 clinical visits each year at their state-of-the-art facility on the Anschutz Medical Campus and across the state of Colorado. The CU School of Dental Medicine provides high-quality care just like a great private practice.
Kids in Need of Dentistry (KIND)
7190 Colorado Blvd., | Suite 440 | Commerce City, CO 80022 | 303-733-3710
KIND provides high-quality, affordable dental care to children in need throughout Colorado.
Pediatric Dentistry at Children’s Hospital
469 State Highway 7| Broomfield, CO 80023 | 720-478-5000
Dentists at Children’s Colorado focus on providing care for all kids, including those with special needs, by creating care plans that include special behavioral requirements as needed for each child. Dentists provide care safely, effectively, and appropriately to ensure the highest level of quality for every patient. They accept almost all insurance plans, including Medicaid and Child Health Plan Plus. They also accept uninsured patients.
Connect for Health
1-855-752-6749
A statewide customer support network of Customer Service Center Representatives, Assisters and licensed Brokers to help Coloradans find the best health plan for their needs and budget.
Dave’s Locker
7903 Allison Way | Arvada, CO 80005 | 720-624-6486
Dave’s Locker is a community medical equipment loan service that has crutches, walkers, wheelchairs, shower stools, grab bars, canes, knee scooters, bathroom aids, and much more. They have equipment for short-term as well as long–term use.
Health First Colorado (Colorado Medicaid)
11860 Pecos St. | Westminster, CO 80234 | 1-800-221-3943
Health First Colorado is a public health insurance for Coloradans who qualify. This coverage provides you with three kinds of basic benefits: Physical, dental, and behavioral health. For some services, you may have a co-pay. A co-pay is a fixed amount you pay when you get a covered health care service. You never have to pay more than the co-pay for covered services.
Health Coverage Options for Undocumented Coloradans in 2025
1-800-221-3943
What is changing? For the first time, some undocumented people (including those with DACA status) living in Colorado, will be able to qualify for Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid Program) or health insurance plans through Connect for Health Colorado. Undocumented Coloradans can still enroll in health insurance plans through the Omnisalud program, but financial help for that program remains limited.
Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS)
303-227-2348 or Colorado Access 1-800-511-5010
HCBS provides Medicaid-sponsored services for elderly, physically handicapped, or blind adults who can be appropriately cared for in their own home, rather than a nursing home. Colorado Access is the Single-Entry Point (SEP) designated agency for Adams County. Colorado Access determines the functional eligibility for participation in HCBS, while the Human Services Department determines financial eligibility. Income and resource guidelines must be met. To learn more, please call Adams County Human Services.
LensCrafters OneSight Program
1281 E. 120th Ave., |Thornton, CO 80233 | 720-929-0329
They provide free eye exams and glasses. Referrals from schools or nonprofit agencies are needed. The letter must be sent to LensCrafters with the agency’s tax ID# and a description of why the individual needs the vision
Assistance.
Medicare
1-800-633-4227
Medicare is our country’s health insurance program for people age 65 or older. Certain people younger than age 65 can qualify for Medicare, too, including those with disabilities and those who have permanent kidney
failure. The program helps with the cost of health care, but it does not cover all medical expenses or the cost of most long-term care. You have choices for how you get Medicare coverage. If you choose to have Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) coverage, you can buy a Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap) policy from a private insurance company.
National League of Cities Prescription Discount Cards
1-800-552-8159
This free prescription discount card is for use in any city in Adams County. Helps save an average of 20% off full retail cost. Card cannot be used in conjunction with insurance. The card can be used for any prescription not covered by insurance. Local pharmacies such as Target, Wal-Mart, King Soopers, and Safeway participate.
Pet Health Services – Humane Colorado
303-722-5800
Humane Colorado offers affordable vaccine clinics for all owned cats and dogs. This program is exclusively designed to help individuals in the community who need financial assistance and provide veterinary care
for their beloved household pets. Low-cost spay/neuter clinics are also available, providing surgery for owned cats and dogs to help reduce pet overpopulation. Urgent care services are also offered for owned cats and dogs
by appointment, including non-elective surgery and dentistry.
Pet Health Services – Riverdale Animal Shelter
12155 Park Blvd. | Brighton, CO 80601 | 720-523-7387
Services are available for cats and dogs. Scheduling for vaccine clinics is available 14 days before the clinics takes place. Appointments fill up quickly; however, cancellations appear immediately and can be scheduled once they reopen. Please check back before each clinic for potential clinic cancellations or other updates.
Special Low Income Medicare Beneficiary Program (SLMB)
720-523-2700
SLMB pays for all or part of the Medicare (Part B) premiums for Medicare recipients with limited income and resources. Income and resource guidelines must be met. Contact your county to apply.
Vaccines for Children Program, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
The Vaccines for Children program is a federally funded program through the CDC that provides free and low-cost vaccines for children aged 18 years and younger who are uninsured, underinsured, on Medicaid or Medicaid-eligible, and/or Alaskan Native/American Indian. Vaccine availability might vary by location, and not all locations offer free or low-cost vaccines for both children and adults. Call ahead to confirm vaccine availability and ask about any costs. Visit the site to find vaccination locations.
Immigration Resources
Colorado Refugee English as a Second Language (CRESL)
1860 Lincoln St. | Denver, CO 80203) | 720-423-4700
Emily Griffith Technical College - offers English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to refugees and asylees at no cost, for up to 5 years after arriving in the U.S. Also offers GED classes, computer training, and on-the-job training.
3840 York St. | Denver, CO 80205
Community-based group focused on education, trainings, and public awareness initiatives about refugee and immigrant experiences and issues.
Denver Public Library – Learn English
720-865-2362
Meet people from all over the world, practice English conversation, prepare for the citizenship exam, and connect with resources.
Immigrant & Refugee Center of Northern Colorado
3001 8th Ave. Suite 170 | Evans, CO |80620
A nonprofit serving immigrants and refugees in Northern Colorado (Evans/Easter Colorado). Offers: Citizenship prep classes, English as a Second Language (ESL), GED prep & tutoring, technology help, and community navigation & support. Registration begins with an intake assessment.
10760 E. Iliff Ave. | Aurora, CO 80014 | 303-386-3532
Provides community education, cultural events, and integration programming that includes educational workshops and forums for immigrants and allies.
Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning
1373 Grant St. | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-863-0188
Delivers adult education, ESL (English as a Second Language) courses, career pathways training, early childhood education, and intercultural learning programs.
Adams County Workforce Business Center
11860 N. Pecos St., Suite 2200 | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-2400
The Adams County Workforce & Business Center offers a range of recruitment and staffing services to job seekers and employers.
Connecting Office of New Americans (ONA)
707 17th Street | Suite 2700, Denver, CO 80202 | 303-318-8230
Job search assistance, resume help, employment retention support, career coaching, and referrals for training/credentialing.
Colorado Refugee English as a Second Language (CRESL)
1860 Lincoln St. Denver, CO 80203 | 720-423-4700
Emily Griffith Technical College - offers English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to refugees and asylees at no cost, for up to 5 years after arriving in the U.S. Also offers GED classes, computer training, and on-the-job training.
Connecting Colorado is part of a state- and county-run system that delivers immediate, tangible results for your future. You can post your résumé, apply for a specific job or do a self-directed job search through our jobs database.
New Americans Integration Network (NAIN) - Denver
720-337-9675
Provides referrals and connections to employment and training services for immigrant and refugee jobseekers.
Clinica Family Health Services - Boulder
2525 13th St. | Boulder, CO 80304 | 303-650-4460
Provides primary and preventive care on a sliding-fee scale; many immigrants and uninsured patients access services here (including immunizations, chronic disease support, women’s health). FQHCs are generally open to all residents regardless of status.
6255 Quebec Parkway | Commerce City, CO 80022 | 303-697-2583
Provides medical, dental, pharmacy and behavioral health care services to keep you and your family healthy.
Colorado Community Health Network
600 Grant St. | Suite 800 | Denver, CO 80203
A nonprofit network that supports access to healthcare and connections with clinics, programs, and resources that serve diverse populations, including immigrants and those without insurance. They can help link you with providers for primary care and supportive services.
Jewish Family Services – Refugee Mental Health Program
3201 South Tamarac Dr. | Denver, CO 8023 | 303-597-5000
Offers culturally aware mental health services specifically for refugees and immigrants, with bilingual/bicultural psychotherapists who help with trauma recovery, acculturation, and community integration. They provide counseling, psychiatric consults, case management, and interpretation support.
10760 E. Iliff Ave. | Aurora, CO 80014 | 303-386-3532
Supports immigrants and refugees as they settle into and become part of the local community. Provides advocacy and education resources, creative and nature-based programs and school readiness classes for young children, legal support and immigration case interpretation support, mental health services for families and individuals to help them process trauma and build resilience, and citizenship classes, and events that help foster intercultural understanding and civic participation.
Sheridan Family Clinic & Pharmacy
3525 W. Oxford Ave., Unite G1 | Denver, CO 80236 | 303-315-6150
Sheridan Health Services, Inc. has two locations serving adults and children. The Sheridan Family Health Clinic and the Sheridan Youth Health Clinic both provide primary care and a comprehensive range of physical, behavioral, oral health, and pharmacy services.
1373 Grant St. | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-863-0188
Family and health literacy programs - support whole families in navigating healthcare and school systems.
Tepeyac Community Health Center
2101 E. 48th Ave. | Denver, CO 80216 | 303-458-5302
Offers a wide variety of services from preventive care to mental health counseling to routine dental exams.
The Alliance of Colorado Community Health Workers Patient Navigators & Promotores de Salud
Statewide training helps immigrants and refugees enter the healthcare and public health workforce (skills like outreach, communication, and navigation).
University of Colorado - Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health Program
13001 E. 17th Place | Bldg. 500, Level 2 - West Wing | Aurora, CO 80045 | 303-724-9983
303-724-1000
Colorado’s refugee health initiatives include specialized screening and connection services for newly arrived refugees (via the state Refugee Health Program). These often include initial medical exams, immunizations, and referrals to ongoing care — coordinated with community clinics like Peak Vista and STRIDE.
925 S. Niagara St., Suite 200 | Denver, CO 80224 | 303-399-4500
The African Community Center operates a reception and placement program through Ethiopian Community Development Council (ECDC). Basic resettlement services are provided for up to 90 days, and case management and employment services may be provided for up to 5 years.
Crossroads Center: For Individual Men
1901 29th St. | Denver, CO | 720-305-4640
Bed availability and intake are from 10AM-12PM each day on a first-come, first-served basis.
East Colfax Community Collective
1195 Newport St. | Denver, CO 80020 | 303-551-1522
Assists migrants/refugees and neighbors with completing applications for emergency rental programs such as emergency rental assistance, temporary rental and utility assistance programs, and Left Behind Workers Fund, and temporary mortgage assistance.
Lawrence Street Community Center: For Individual Men
2222 Lawrence St. | Denver, CO | 303-294-0157
Open daily from 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. It is advised to arrive before 6:00 p.m. for transportation to other locations.
SafeHouse Denver – for those experiencing Domestic Violence
24-hour crisis hotline: 303-318-9989
SafeHouse Denver serves survivors of domestic violence and their children through an Emergency Shelter, a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center and an Extended Stay Program.
Samaritan House:
2301 Lawrence St. | Denver, CO | 303-294-0241
For Individual Women
Open daily from 4:00 p.m. – 7:30 a.m.
The Salvation Army Connection Center: For families with minor children
11701 E. 33rd Ave. | Denver, CO | 303-295-3366
Open 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon Saturday and Sunday
Walk-up intake: 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon Saturday and Sunday.
2100 Stout St. | Denver, CO | 303-974-2908
For youth ages 15-20
Walk-up access only: 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
SafeHouse Denver – for those experiencing Domestic Violence
24-hour crisis hotline: 303-318-9989
SafeHouse Denver serves survivors of domestic violence and their children through an Emergency Shelter, a non-residential Counseling & Advocacy Center and an Extended Stay Program.
American Friends Services Committee of Denver
They have a Court Accompaniment program. The program is run by Jordan Garcia (303-623-3464 or coloradoinfo@afsc.org)
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
A partial directory of Colorado attorneys who are members of the American Immigration Lawyers Association. If you have not been accepted for free representation by an organization on the approved list provided by the immigration court, feel free to contact one of the lawyers listed here. These attorneys may be willing to adjust their normal fees or offer payment plans based on your financial circumstances. They may be willing to offer payment plans. Representation is not guaranteed.
Aurora, CO | 720 -515-6732
Welcomes immigrants recently released from ICE detention in Aurora, CO. Supports include a warm meal, telephone, computer, and Wi-Fi access, clothing and backpacks, personal hygiene packets, transportation to the airport or bus station.
Catholic Charities & Community Services of the Archdiocese of Denver, Inc.
6240 Smith Road | Denver, CO 80216 | 303-742-4971
Offers shelter, affordable housing, early childhood education, counseling, emergency services, rent and utilities, employment, food and clothing, case management, family and senior services, and more.
Catholic Charities of Central Colorado
228 N. Cascade Avenue | Colorado Springs, CO 80903 | 719-866-6515
Family immigration services, Life Connections Counseling, Marian Kitchen House, The Marketplace, client and emergency services for individuals, Hanifen employment center, life coaching, family resource center, children’s closet, family emergency services, parent and early education services.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pueblo
516 N Main Street | Pueblo, CO 81003 | 719- 544-4233
Home stabilization, SafeCare Colorado, Family Development Services, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY), Kinship Navigation, Parents as Teachers (PAT), Nurturing Parenting, Fatherhood Program, ReHire, and Immigration Services.
2830 Lawrence St. | Denver, CO 80205 | 303-295-9470
Offers the following classes and services: English as a Second Language (ESL), computer, GED, Family Support, Citizenship, legal night, and tax prep.
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC)
2525 W. Alameda Ave. | Denver, CO 80219 | 303-922-3344
Provides social services referrals, advocacy, and connections to community support (including basic needs resources) across the state. Services include Universal Representation, Federal Immigration Reform, SB-251: Driver’s License, Campaign for Data Privacy, ICE Resistance, and Legal Services.
1560 Broadway | Suite 1100 | Denver, CO 80202 | 303-837-1313
Provides free civil (non-criminal) legal help to low-income individuals and seniors who qualify for assistance. Its mission is to ensure access to justice for people who otherwise couldn’t afford a lawyer and to help protect basic human needs like shelter, safety, food, health, and income. They also provide education, advocacy, and legal representation to farm workers throughout Colorado.
Denver Library – Legal Help by Phone
720-610-2310
Denver Public Library works with volunteer immigration attorneys to offer 15 minute question and answer sessions by phone.
DOJ-Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)
ACIS provides basic information about the status of certain cases before an immigration court or the Board of Immigration Appeals. Not all cases, or all information about a case is displayed. ACIS includes details regarding the primary case only. If there has been more than one case for the A-Number, ACIS displays the most recent case. Please contact your local court if you need bond hearing information.
1010 S. Cascade Avenue, Suite A1 | Montrose, CO 81401 | 970-249-4115
Legal assistance, advocacy, outreach and education services.
ICE Online Detainee Locater System
Use this page to locate a detainee who is currently in ICE custody or who has been in U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s custody for more than 48 hours. Online Detainee Locator System cannot search for records of persons under the age of 18.
Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County
948 North Street, Suite 8 | Boulder, CO 80304 | 303-444-1522
Provides education to the immigrant population about U.S. Law and help educate the general public about legal difficulties encountered by immigrants in this country.
International Rescue Committee – Denver Extension
1873 S. Bellaire St. | 5th Floor | Denver, CO 80222 | 720-328-6655
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) helps people affected by humanitarian crises—including the climate crisis—to survive, recover and rebuild their lives.
Littleton Immigrant Resource Center
6014 S. Datura St. | Littleton, CO 80120 | 303-795-3961
Provides low-cost English classes, English and Citizenship individual classes (tutoring), and immigration legal assistance to those in need.
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountain
1035 Osage Street | Suite 700 | Denver, CO 80204 | 303-389-2337 | 303-389-2337
Provides general immigration consultation, adjustment of status of lawful permanent resident, renewal or replacement of lawful permanent residency card, application for employment authorization, consular processing, DACA renewals, refugee travel document, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN)
7301 Federal Blvd., Suite 300 | Westminster, CO 80030 | 303-433-2812 | PRO BONO Hotline: 303-866-9308 (leave a message; they will call you back within 24 hours).
Provides free immigration legal and social services to immigrant children and to adults in immigration detention.
Resources for detained adults: Self-Help Resources — RMIAN
10760 E. Iliff Ave. | Aurora, CO 80014 | 303-386-3532
Supports immigrants and refugees as they settle into and become part of the local community. Provides advocacy and education resources, creative and nature-based programs and school readiness classes for young children, legal support and immigration case interpretation support, mental health services for families and individuals to help them process trauma and build resilience, and citizenship classes, and events that help foster intercultural understanding and civic participation.
San Luis Valley Immigrant Resource Center
225 6th Street, Suite B P.O. Box 1534 | Alamosa, CO 81101 | 719-587-3225
Immigration Legal Assistance, Assisting Battered Immigrants, Crime Victim Housing Program, and Outreach Language Project.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: Venezuela
Assistance with Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
Can assist with connecting people to city services in Denver, Aurora, and surrounding counties (healthcare, transportation, and utilities). These are offered in English and Spanish through their hotline.
Asian Pacific Development Center
1537 Alton St. | Aurora, CO 80010 | 303-923-2920
APDC provides a fully integrated system of care which includes behavioral health services, adult education, youth programming, victim assistance, health policy advocacy, and an interpreter's bank.
Welcomes immigrants recently released from ICE detention in Aurora, CO. Supports include a warm meal, telephone, computer, and Wi-Fi access, clothing and backpacks, personal hygiene packets, transportation to the airport or bus station.
Colorado Hosting Asylum Network (CHAN)
11757 West Ken Caryl Ave., Suite F | Box 414 | Denver, CO
Some of the services that CHAN provides are hosting our guest in the home of one of our team members, financially providing for their initial needs upon release, connecting people with the larger community and its resources, and emotionally supporting them.
10760 E. Iliff Ave. | Aurora, CO 80014 | 303-386-3532
Supports immigrants and refugees as they settle into and become part of the local community. Provides advocacy and education resources, creative and nature-based programs and school readiness classes for young children, legal support and immigration case interpretation support, mental health services for families and individuals to help them process trauma and build resilience, and citizenship classes, and events that help foster intercultural understanding and civic participation.
Mental Health Resources
Clinica Family Health
8990 Washington St., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-650-4460
The licensed behavioral health providers are available for support during your primary care visit and can provide interventions to help with a mental health diagnosis, life transitions, chronic health conditions, chronic pain, stress, grief, and anything else you might need support with.
Colorado Crisis Services
1-844-493-8255
Colorado Crisis Services Hotline, Chat and Text Services
844-493-8255 Text “talk” to 38255
Colorado Crisis Services provides crisis response through telephone, text, and chat for community members with mental health or substance abuse questions, concerns, or emergencies. They will dispatch the Mobile Crisis Service to the caller’s area if needed for onsite intervention. Centers & Hotline are available 24/7, 7 days a week unless otherwise noted.
Colorado Crisis Services Westminster Walk-In Clinic
2551 W. 84th Ave., | Westminster, CO 80031 | 844-493-8255
This organization is a walk-in crisis center that offers confidential, in-person crisis support, information, and referrals to anyone in need 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week. Crisis services are available regardless of one’s ability to pay. If an individual has private insurance, a co-payment may be required depending on the plan coverage. No one will be turned away for crisis services. A co-payment is not required at the time of service.
Community Reach Center
8931 Huron St., | Thornton, CO 80260 | 303-853-3500
Community Reach Center provides a variety of mental health care services to children and adults at multiple locations. Services include but are not limited to individual and group services for all ages; intensive outpatient therapy; vocational services; substance abuse treatment; justice, accountability and recovery program. Medicaid, Medicare, CHP+ and many other insurances are accepted. Services can also be offered on a sliding scale for people without insurance. Walk-in is on a first-come, first-served basis for an initial evaluation at either the Brighton or Huron Street office.
Denver ELEMENT (Mile High Behavioral Healthcare)
4242 Delaware St., | Denver, CO 80216 | 720-382-5900
The LGBTQ+-coordinated program within Mile High Behavioral Healthcare. Offers a range of services including therapy, recovery support, PrEP services, and mental health support tailored to LGBTQ+ populations.
Denver Health LGBTQ+ Health Services
303-602-5699
Provides affirming integrated care, including mental/behavioral health services, patient navigation, hormone therapy, voice therapy, and primary care for LGBTQ+ individuals. Also navigators available for support.
I Matter
I Matter provides up to six free therapy sessions for Colorado youth ages 18 or younger or 21 or younger if receiving special education services. These sessions are completely confidential. Visit imattercolorado.org to learn more and get paired with a therapist. If you need support in scheduling a session email support@imattercolorado.org
In-Home Resiliency and Support Services (IRSS)
100 Spader Way., | Suite 267 | Broomfield, CO 80020 | 303-853-3500
IRSS provides community-based and in-home treatment services for children, adolescents, and young adults (ages 3 to 21) in Adams County who are experiencing distress related to trauma. Services follow the research-based Trauma Systems Therapy model. IRSS engages the individual’s family and other members of their support system.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-7233
The National Domestic Violence Hotline provides crisis intervention; information and referral; and safety planning to victims of domestic violence and individuals who assist victims nationwide through a hotline and online chat. Hotline advocates are available to callers 24/7, 365 days a year, and assistance is free and confidential.
National Sexual Assault Hotline
1-800-656-4673
Connect with a trained staff member from a sexual assault service provider 24/7, at no cost in your area.
OwnPath
988 for free 24/7 support (Call or Text)
OwnPath by Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) is a website to help find behavioral health care in Colorado that’s meaningful for you. Just enter your zip-code to find the closest locations to you and your needs.
Pediatric Mental Health Institute
13123 E. 16th Ave., | Aurora, CO 80045 | 720-777-6200
The Pediatric Mental Health Institute is dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of children and adolescents by expanding the reach of evidence-based, family-focused mental health care.
Regis Center for Counseling and Family Therapy
500 E. 84th Ave., | Thornton, CO 80260 | 303-964-5786
The Regis Center for Counseling and Family Therapy offers low-to no-cost counseling services for members of our surrounding community. As a client at the Center for Counseling and Family Therapy, you will develop an authentic and growth-oriented relationship with your therapist, while growing your own base of life-skills derived from the latest research and best practices offered in the field.
SAMHSA’S National Helpline
1-800-662-4357 | TTY 1-800-487-4889
SAMHSA’s National Helpline, also known as the Treatment Referral Routing Service is a confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders. This service provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations. Callers can also order free publications and get information about service for nearby treatment facilities.
Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-273-8255 | 988 Suicide & Crisis
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Center on Colfax
1301 E. Colfax Ave., | Denver, CO 80218 | 303-733-7743
Denver Metro’s largest LGBTQ community center since 1976. Offers support groups, mental health counseling referrals, youth drop-in center (Rainbow Alley), elder services (Sage of the Rockies), legal assistance, a lending library, cyber access, and more.
The NAMI Helpline
1-800-950-6264 | call 988 24/7 | Text “Nami” to 62640
NAMI is a free, nationwide peer-support service providing information, resource referrals and support to people living with a mental health conditions, their family members and caregivers, mental health providers and the public. Helpline staff and volunteers are experienced, well-trained and able to provide guidance.
The Trevor Project
1-866-488-7386 | Text “Start” to 678-78
National crisis and suicide prevention hotline serving LGBTQ young people (ages 13–24). Available 24/7, they offer free confidential support via phone, text, or chat.
Veterans Crisis Line
1-822-273-8255 | Dial 988 & press 1 or Message 838255 | Chat online 24/7
The Veterans Crisis Line connects Service members and Veterans in crisis, as well as their family members and friends, with qualified, caring VA responders through a confidential toll-free hotline, online chat, or text-messaging service.
You-Flourish app Via Envision: You
A free (for the first year) wellness and resource platform tailored to LGBTQ+ individuals in Colorado. It helps users connect with affirming mental health and healthcare professionals, peer support communities, and wellness tools.
In-Person Friends & Family Support Group
303-853-3770
A group of families, friends and individuals who are touched by mental illness. Anyone dealing with a mental illness, including clients, family members and friends, can benefit from the support that Friends & Family Support Group offers. Each meeting includes education about mental illness, current treatments, research, resources and coping strategies. Additionally, there is sharing time when participants discuss the trials and triumphs of living with mental illness. This group meets the last Wednesday of every month, from 7-9 p.m.
Richard Lambert Foundation Grief Support Groups
720-408-8417
The Richard Lambert Foundation Family Grief & Healing Center located in Brighton, offers a variety of support services to walk alongside you through your grief journey.
Community Reach Center
303-853-3500
Community Reach Center takes an evidence-based, multidisciplinary approach to substance abuse treatment that combines medication, psychological, educational, and community-based services to address the needs of clients and their families. Treatment is available at any of the Center’s outpatient offices, located in Brighton, Commerce City, Northglenn, Thornton and Westminster. A care team is assembled based on each client’s individual needs.
BAART Programs
720-709-1013
The addiction treatment specialists understand that opioid use disorder is a chronic, relapsing disease and recognize the support the patients need to be successful in their recovery. They believe people have the ability to change their lives with the right treatment program and support system. They are committed to provide patients with affordable, quality, evidence-based treatment options that has allowed them to help thousands of patients recover from opioid addiction. The BAART continuum of care includes opioid treatment programs, behavioral health services and integrated primary care in select locations.
Behavioral Health Group
303-487-7776 | 844-535-7291
The Behavioral Health Group’s Medication-Assisted Treatment utilizes medications such as methadone, buprenorphine and suboxone in combination with counseling services to provide a comprehensive treatment program for those struggling with opioid addiction. Their team of clinicians work with each patient to develop an individualized treatment plan that empowers patients to take their lives back. While taking part in the outpatient treatment programs, patients have the opportunity to maintain productive lives within their families, jobs and communities.
Front Range Clinic/Summit County
866-628-7828
Front Range Clinic provides treatment for individuals suffering from substance abuse, dependence, and addiction. Care is delivered in a private, respectful environment using a combination of physician visits, individual counseling, and self-help. Medication-assisted treatment is utilized if indicated.
IDEA
9051 Washington St., | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-996-9966
IDEA is a counseling center that provides linguistically and culturally appropriate counseling, education, therapy and referral services to prevent and eliminate all forms of abuse. Their mission is to guide individuals and families in addressing behaviors, which impede healthy lifestyles and create generational cycles of substance abuse and family violence.
Magnolia Medical Group
303-209-5115
Magnolia Medical Group is a Denver-based addiction treatment center that specializes in those addicted to opioid and opioid related medications. Their addiction treatment program involves the 12-step process, individual and group counseling, and drug regimens designed to lessen opioid dependency. This is done under the watchful eyes of licensed doctors and counselors with training in these areas.
Stout Street Foundation
7251 E. 49th Ave., | Commerce City, CO 80022 | 720-802-2963
Their recovery community provides a structured, evidence-based residential setting for adults to overcome their substance use disorder. Residents learn to care for themselves and others, establish personal accountability, and regain life and vocational skills to return to the community as productive and responsible citizens. The residential program is 2-3 years, from intake to graduation. Open to adults 18 and older, committed to their recovery. No out-of-pocket financial commitment. All treatment fees, room, and board are included. In addition to treatment, residents work in our workforce development program at least 40 hours each week.
A-1 Home Care Services
720-408-5352
A-1 Home Care provides PASA and non-PASA respite care either in a one-on-one setting or in small groups (such as siblings at the client’s home). All ages are eligible for services. They provide services such as toileting, bathing, feeding, dressing, skin care, and assist with ambulation, transfers and oversight.
Activity Options
303-358-2592
Activity Options creates customized activities, day programs and travel opportunities for adults 18+ experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities to discover or regain their personal power and health.
Angel Group Agency
303-570-3053
Angel Group Agency services offer a caring place for adults, no matter their disabilities. They will serve a wide-range of intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities in a nurturing and family-like environment, community involvement, personal care, and support and close relationships with care providers. Angel Group Agency creates a caring support system to assist individuals with personal care, meals, finances, medical appointments and community connections. They will also provide self-advocacy training, independent living training, emergency assistance training, travel service and supervision services.
Aging and Disability Resources for Colorado (ADRC)
1-844-265-2372
The ADRC offers comprehensive information on the full range of long-term services and support options available to older adults. It helps individuals plan for their future needs through person-centered options counseling—an interactive, decision-support process tailored to each individual. The ADRC also ensures coordinated, streamlined access to information and assistance, providing personalized, consumer-friendly support that empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their care.
Aurora Mental Health Center
303-617-2300
Offers a wide-variety of referrals to resources regarding respite, treatment, assessment, education, prevention, vocational training, residential services, and more.
Rocky Mountain Human Services
1-844-790-7647
They utilize human services expertise to improve the health, self-sufficiency and overall quality of life for individuals. Their expertise includes long-term care, assessment and evaluation, case management, clinical therapies, residential support, resource coordination, early intervention and housing stability.
Rocky Mountain MS Center: King Adult Day Enrichment Program (KADEP)
303-433-6887
The RMMSC’s King Adult Day Enrichment Program (KADEP) offers several outing opportunities for clients, including Adventure Recreation (AR) overnight trips, AR day trips, AR lock-ins, RTD trips and outing groups.
People with Disabilities Resources
Arc of Adams County
641 E. 112th Ave. | Northglenn, CO 80233 | 303-428-0310
An advocacy organization serving children and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) within Adams County.
Colorado Department of Education – IEP Facilitators
201 East Colfax Ave. | Denver, CO 80203 | 720-990-1464
Special Education Facilitation from a third party to promote effective communication and assist a student’s Special Education team in a consensus on issues related to the student’s education needs.
Colorado Department of Human Services: Long-Term Care Ombudsman
1575 Sherman St. | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-862-3524
Assists residents of licensed long-term care facilities in protecting their health, safety, welfare, and rights.
Benefits in Action
12157 W. Cedar Dr., Suite 100 | Lakewood, CO 80228 | 720-221-8354
Nonprofit organization that helps individuals apply for various assistance, food delivery, mental wellness, and education programs.
Disability Law Colorado
1580 Logan St. | 6th Floor | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-722-0300
Disability Law Colorado is the Protection & Advocacy System for Colorado. They work to protect disability rights and improve the human, civil, and legal rights of Coloradans through legal representation, advocacy, and education.
Easter Seals – Disability Benefits Services
393 S. Harlan St., Suite 250 | Lakewood, CO 80226 | 303-233-1666
Nonprofit organization that provides services such as early intervention, inclusive childcare, medical rehabilitation, autism services for children and families; job training and coaching, employment placement, transportation services for adults with disabilities, including veterans, adult day services, mental health and recovery programs, assistive technology, camp, recreation, and caregiving support.
Social Security Administration
13151 W. Lakewood Pkwy. | Lakewood, CO 80228 | 1-800-772-1213
Assistance with retirement, disability, survivor, family, supplemental social security, and Medicare benefits.
Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC)
1001 17th Street, Suite 700 | Denver, CO 80202 | 303-480-6700
ADRC’s are the main points of access for long-term supports and services for older adults and people with disabilities, including home health care and assistive technology.
Alliance
1410 Grant St., Ste. B-305 | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-832-1618
A nonprofit organization, statewide association compromised of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) case management and provider agencies, Early Intervention Brokers, businesses serving the IDD community, and disability advocacy organizations.
Autism Society of Colorado
PO Box 848 | Broomfield, CO 80038 | 720-214-0794
Connects people with resources for support groups, information and referral services, advocacy resources and events for all ages.
Child Find and Preschool Special Education
303-501-0837
Child Find for children ages 3 through 5 years old is part of the public school system in Colorado to identify children suspected of having a delay in development as early as possible. If a young child is not meeting typical developmental milestones, or someone is concerned about the child’s growth or learning, a referral can be made to Child Find.
Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Finance (HCPF)
303 E. 17th Ave. | Suite 1100 | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-866-2993
Oversees and operates the Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program), Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+), and other public health care programs for Coloradans who qualify.
Colorado Independent Living Council (Colorado SILC)
633 17th Street | Suite 500 | Denver, CO 80202 | 303-902-5897
SILC partners with Colorado’s network of centers for independent living to ensure that every person with a disability in our state who wants to live independently has the resources to do so. A driving force in our mission is to support the centers through training and technical assistance, and to advocate with them for the financial resources they need to further independent living in their local communities.
El Grupo Vida
3443 S. Galena St., Suite 120 | Denver, CO 80231 | 303-335-9875
Nonprofit organization that provides support, education, resources for people with disabilities and special education for Latino and Hispanic families.
Health First Colorado
1-800-221-3943
Learn about and apply for Medicaid services in Colorado.
Medicaid Waivers for Children and Adults with Physical or Developmental Disabilities
303 E. 17th Ave. | Suite 1100 |Denver, CO 80203 | 303-866-2993
Home and Community-Based Services Waivers (HCBS) are an extra set of Health First Colorado benefits that you could qualify for. These benefits can help you remain in your come and community.
Parent to Parent of Colorado
801 Yosemite St. | Denver, CO 80230 | 303-691-9339
Connects families of individuals with disabilities or special healthcare needs to emotional and informational supports.
Regis University – Global Inclusive College Program
303-458-4900
Regis University's GLOBAL Inclusive College Certificate is a higher education program that provides a collegiate experience for young people with intellectual disabilities.
ABLE
550 E. Thornton Parkway #118 | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-920-9279
ABLE is a program approved service agency (PASA) that works with Home Community-Based Services (HCBS), Non-Medical Transportation Services, and Non-Residential Supported Living Services (SLS), in the metro Denver area, Boulder County, and Mesa County.
Center for People with Disabilities
10317 Washington St. | Thornton, CO 80229 | 303-442-8662
Provides Independent Living Services, Advocacy, Information and Referral, and Peer Support.
Colorado Trust Fund for People with Disabilities
1355 S. Colorado Blvd., Suite 920 | Denver, CO 80222 | 303-733-2867
Provides fiduciary services and navigation of public benefits and other resources.
Megan’s Place
6175 W. 38th Ave. | Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 | 303-881-4988
Respite Care for children ages 3-18 with developmental disabilities.
North Metro Community Services (NMCS)
1001 W. 124th Ave. | Westminster, CO 80234 | 303-457-1001
NMCS is a nonprofit organization that provides vocational, residential, community recreation, early intervention, transportation, and supported living services for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS)
9900 E. Iliff Ave. | Denver, CO 80231 | 303-636-5600
RMHS is a nonprofit that offers person-centered case management and direct services to support health, self-sufficiency, and overall quality of life for children, adults, and veterans in Colorado.
Adams County Workforce Center
11860 Pecos St. | Suite 2200 | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-2400
Offers resources such as training, education, job fairs, GED services, and career development assistance.
Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR)
2211 W. Evans Ave. | Denver, CO 80223 | 303-866-2500
Assistance with helping youth and adults with disabilities to look for employment opportunities.
Easter Seals Employment and Training Services
393 S. Harlan St., Suite 250 | Lakewood, CO 80226 | 303-233-1666
Provides services for people with disabilities experiencing barriers to employment, need supportive workplaces, as well as employers who want to increase their diversity.
School to Work Alliance Program (SWAP)
Provides case management and direct services to young adults with disabilities who are transitioning from school to employment.
Adult Protective Services of Adams County
720-523-2057
Report mistreatment or abuse. Or, if a person is unable to protect themselves, unable to perform or arrange for services that would help protect their health and safety.
Disability Law Colorado
1580 Logan St | 6th Floor | Denver, CO 80203 | 303-722-0300
Disability Law of Colorado is the Protection & Advocacy System for Colorado. Services include Community Integration, Developmental Disabilities, Education, Employment, Housing, Legal Assistance for Elders, Mental Illness, Service & Assistance Animals, and Voting Rights.
Guardianship Alliance of Colorado
801 Yosemite St. | Denver, CO 80230 | 303-691-9339
Assistance with guardianship and conservatorship for adults.
Getting There Guide
303-243-3113
Provides transportation services to help people find ways to safely, efficiently, and economically get to places. They serve older adults, people of low income, and people with disabilities.
Health First Colorado – Non-Emergent Medical Transportation
303-398-2155
Provides non-emergency medical transportation to Medicaid recipients.
RTD Access-a-Ride
303-292-6560
Access-a-Ride is an ADA complementary paratransit service. It is a shared-ride intended for those who cannot use regular fixed-route bus/light rail service due to a disability.
Via Mobility
5670 Franklin St. | Denver, CO 80229 | 303-444-3043
A mobility manager offering transportation, travel, training, and mobility options information and referral services. Serves people with mobility limitations in the Boulder-Denver metro area.
Transportation Resources
Amazing Wheels
Offers a full scope of non-medical transportation for seniors and people with disabilities throughout the Denver Metro Area. For more information, call 720-535-5222.
A-Lift
Free transportation services for medical and nutritional needs. To reserve a ride, call 303-447-9636.
DRMAC Transit Options
An online tool to help older adults and people with disabilities find options for transportation within the Denver Metro area.
Health First Colorado – Non-Emergent Medical Transportation
Provides non-emergency medical transportation to Medicaid recipients. For more information, call 855-489-4999.
Lyft
Provides rides for people traveling with a service animal, people who are blind or have low vision, use walkers, canes, folding wheelchairs, or other assistive devices.
Mile High United Way – Ride United
A partnership with Lyft to provide rides for:
- Non-emergent health needs
- Get information on COVID-19
- Employment
- Food Security
- Public Benefit Enrollment
Dial 2-1-1 for details
RTD Access-a-Cab
A regular cab service that serves Access-a-Ride patrons. For more information and to apply, call 303-244-1388.
RTD Access-a-Ride
Local bus transportation in the Denver Metro area for people with disabilities. To qualify or Access-a-Ride, you must:
- Be unable to get to and from a bus top or on and off a lift-equipped fixed-route bus by yourself.
- Have a disability that prohibits you from completing a fixed-route bus independently.
For more information and to apply, call 303-299-2960.
RTD LiVE
Income eligible individuals can receive a 40% discount on RTD fares. Visit colorado.gov/PEAK to apply. Call 720-944-4347 to see if you qualify.
RTD FlexRide
Provides extended bus service in specific Denver metro areas, delivering first-and-last mile connections to other RTD Park-n-Rides and stations, medical centers, and business parks. Similar to a ride share, FlexRide is available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. To schedule a ride, call 303-299-6000.
Regional Transportation District (RTD)
Currently, Thornton routes include 8, 12, 19, 88L, 92, 93L, 104L, 112, 120, and 120L. For more information, contact RTD Customer Care at 303-299-6000.
Ride the N Line Commuter Rail! The first 13 miles of this 18.5 mile commuter rail line provides service from Union Station through Denver, Commerce City, Thornton, Northglenn, and eventually north Adams County. For more information, visit rtd-denver.com/fastracks/n-line.
Uber
Provides rides for people traveling with a service animal, people who are blind or have low vision, use walkers, canes, folding wheelchairs, or other assistive devices.
Via Mobility
A mobility manager offering transportation, travel training, and mobility options information and referral services. Services people with mobility limitations in the Boulder-Denver Metro area.
To contact a mobility specialist to discuss options, call 303-444-3043.
Veteran Resources
Angels of America’s Fallen
10010 Devonwood Ct. | Colorado Springs, CO 80920 | 719-377-7352
Connecting children of the fallen with extra-curricular activities, mentorship, coaching, and sports.
Project Sanctuary
135 Country Center Dr., Suite F274 | Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Six-day therapeutic retreats for military families, active duty or veterans, follow-up supportive services for all family members, and assistance with: employment, housing, counseling, food and scholarships for all family members.
Veterans Expeditions
PO Box 476 | Salida, CO 81201 | 719-792-2055
Offers outdoor adventure trips for veterans. offers once-in-a-lifetime expeditions of “the land defended” and beyond. Provides outdoor leadership training and outdoor jobs to veterans.
Rocky Mountain Human Services
9900 Iliff Ave. | Denver, CO 80231 | 303-636-5600
Services include assistance with homelessness prevention, housing referrals, short-term case management for the Veteran and his / her household members, navigation of complex benefits systems, referrals to access additional services to promote housing stability and alleviate chronic homelessness: Temporary shelter and permanent housing, medical / counseling services, emergency financial and food needs, mental health and substance abuse, employment services, legal and financial planning service.
Salute Colorado
1904 Pearl St. | Boulder, CO 80302 | 720-437-9583
Salute Colorado supports veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces through mentorship, networking and funding as they pave civilian life paths.
Volunteers of America – Bill Daniels Veteran Services Center
1247 Santa Fe Drive | Denver, CO 80204 | 720-501-3367
Housing Assistance, Employment Assistance, VA Benefits, Public Benefits, Community Resource Navigation, Financial Health, Volunteer Opportunities, Reintegration & Peer Support.
Adams County Veteran Service Office
11860 Pecos St. | Westminster, CO 80234 | 720-523-2770
Veterans Service Office that offers free assistance to veterans. Their Service Officers specialize in assisting veterans, and their family members, with claims, applications, and appeals to the VA. If you are considering requesting services or submitting an application to the VA.
Colorado Chapter of the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation (MCSF)
909 N. Washington St. | Suite 400 | Alexandria, VA | 703-549-0060
Provides scholarships for post-high school education and career training to deserving sons and daughters of Marines, and Navy Corpsmen with particular attention given to children with a deceased parent killed or wounded in action.
CU Denver Veteran & Military Student Services
900 Auraria Parkway 124 | Denver, CO 80204 | 303-556-2398
Education Benefit, Transitional Support, Professional Development, Mental Health Services, Community and Camaraderie.
DU Veterans & Military Resources
2050 E. Evans Ave., Suite 3201 | Denver, CO 80208 |303-871-3331
Comprehensive GI Bill and Military Assistance Counseling for current and incoming students Connection to on-campus and off-campus Resources for veterans and their families Transition and student engagement assistance Professional development Employment search assistance.
Colorado Department of Labor and Employment
Our partnerships with local Workforce Centers allow any veteran who has served at least one day of active duty to receive additional support with their job search.
Mi Casa Resource Center
345 S. Grove St. | Denver, CO 80219 | 303-573-1302
Entrepreneurial training, employment training, job search assistance. Our mission is to advance the economic success of Latino families by expanding opportunities for educational professional and entrepreneurial advancement.
Catholic Charities - Samaritan House Veteran Program
6240 Smith Road | Denver, CO 80216 | 855-777-5280
Shelter/transitional housing, case management and supportive services around housing and money management.
Denver VA Community Resource and Referral Center
3836 York St. | Denver, CO | 303-294-5600
Access to transitional housing and homeless services, including showers and storage for homeless veterans.
The Home Front Cares Network
1120 N. Circle Dr. | Suite 230 | Colorado Springs, CO 80909| 719-577-7417
Financial assistance preventing homelessness throughout the state of Colorado (Shelter- Mortgage, rent and deposit for VA HUD VASH Program), Financial assistance with Urgent Utilities (throughout the State of Colorado), Resource information; other non-profit organizations- local, or national.
National Call Center (for Homeless Veterans)
1-877-424-3838
If you are a Veteran who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, you can contact the National VA Call Center.
Rebuilding Together Colorado
7400 W. 20th Ave. | Lakewood, CO 80214 | 720-524-0840
Providing crucial home repairs to qualified veterans (and others) at no cost that run the gamut from roofing to ramp building. Qualifications include 50% or less AMI (we do make some exceptions for veterans) and must own their homes.
Rocky Mountain Fisher House
1700 N. Wheeling St. | Building R | Aurora, CO 80045 | 720-723-7683
We provide lodging at no cost to active-duty military, veterans and their families while they’re receiving medical treatment from the Denver VA or approved VA facility.
1-877-War-Vets
877-927-8387
A confidential call center where combat Veterans and their families can call to talk about their military experience and other issues they are facing readjust to civilian life.
Almost Home - Severe Weather Activation Program (SWAP)
22 S. 4th Ave., Suite 102 | Brighton, CO 80601 | 303-659-6199
The Severe Weather Activation Program (SWAP) is a program that activates during inclement weather and provides life-saving measures for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness.
Denver Vet Center
7465 E. First Ave., Suite B | Denver, CO 80230 | 303-326-0645
Offers confidential help for Veterans, service members, and their families at no cost in a non-medical setting. Services include counseling for needs such as depression, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and the psychological effects of military sexual trauma (MST).
National Call Center (for Homeless Veterans)
1-877-424-3838
If you are a Veteran who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, you can contact the National VA Call Center.
Women Veterans Call Center
1-855-829-6636
Staff is trained to provide women Veterans, their families, and caregivers about VA services and resources. Calls are free, and you can call as often as you like until you have the answers to your questions. The Call Center is available Monday through Friday 8 AM – 10 PM ET, and on Saturdays from 8 AM – 6:30 PM ET.