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Community Resources

We have compiled resources to help you care for yourself and others. Below you will find community-based resources for domestic violence, crisis support, financial aid, as well as legal, food and shelter resources. Please reach out if you have any further needs.

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Please select one or more categories below to find the right resources for you.  

 

All resources are listed in alphabetical order.

Dress for Success

2425 S Colorado Blvd Suite 200

Denver

Dress for Success Worldwide is the leading resource for advancing women in the workplace globally. Our purpose is to empower women to achieve economic mobility by providing a global network of support, workplace attire, and development tools for success. By appointment only: Office hours Monday-Friday 9:30- 4:30.

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303-832-1889

ECPAC

8859 Fox Drive suite 205

Thornton

Adams County (ECPAC) is made up of over 80 Adams County organizations and family partners building a system of early childhood education, health, mental health and family support so every child is ready for school and can read well by 3rd grade. ECPAC exists because no single agency alone can ensure that young children’s learning is supported in the community and in the home so every child is ready to succeed in school and life.

303-428-2929

EK Counseling

2150 W. 29th Ave., Suite 330

Denver

EK counseling provides gender-affirming therapy for those who feel this is an important piece of their identity, or who may be seeking guidance for a friend or family member questioning their gender identity. EK Counseling has over eight years of experience working with trans* and gender expansive clients through individual, couples, families, and group therapy modalities.

720-571-1130

Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County (ECPAC)

8859 Fox Drive, Suite 205

Thornton

ECPAC works to increase equitable access to the services and supports through care navigation and works with families in accessing family supports and education. ECPAC works with community partners and key stakeholders to improve equitable access to affordable and high quality, comprehensive child and family services and support.

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303-428-2929

Early Childhood Wellness Place

520 Zang Street, suite 212

Broomfield

ECWP provides Mental Health/Family and Play Therapy for children and teens who have Medicaid, CHP+, or private insurance that adequately covers mental health treatment, Second Wind Fund can help narrow down a list of therapists who meet the child or teen’s needs bypassing confusing healthcare systems.

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303-460-3881

El Grupo Vida

3443 S Galena St Unit 120

Denver

El Grupo Vida is a place where families feel seen, welcomed, and supported. We create spaces to connect, share resources, and build lasting relationships—so no one has to navigate this journey alone.

303-335-9875

Elevated Insights

899 Logan St Ste. 307

Denver

Elevated Insights Assessment is a team of skilled Denver developmental psychologists who specialize in psychological and psychoeducational evaluations for children and adolescents. Our clinicians bring a wealth of expertise to the practice with well-rounded clinical experiences across hospital, community mental health, private practice, and school settings.

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303-756-1197

Ellie Mental Health

14291 E 4th Ave, Suite 200

Aurora

Ellie’s mission is making mental health care accessible in every community. That means real support is easy to start, easy to stick with, and easy to feel safe. And it’s how we help people actually follow through to see positive outcomes, empower therapists to deliver real care, and scale impact community by community.

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720-716-5808

Emergency Family Assistance Center

1575 Yarmouth Ave

Boulder

EFAA is building a community where all of our neighbors can meet their basic needs and springboard themselves and their children out of poverty. For over 100 years, EFAA has served as Boulder County’s safety net, working in collaboration with volunteers, donors, partners, and participants. We ensure our community has access to food, housing, and other resources to move toward financial stability and resilience. When families thrive, our community is stronger.

303-442-3042

Emily Griffith Technical College

1860 N. Lincoln Street 3rd Floor

Denver

Emily Griffith Technical College is the public, postsecondary and adult education arm of Denver Public Schools and one of three Area Technical Colleges in Colorado. The college was founded in 1916 to offer educational opportunities for all who wish to learn. By providing students equal access to education and real-world opportunities, we strive to remove barriers in the education system.

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720-423-4901

Energy Outreach Colorado

225 East 16th Avenue Suite 200

Denver

Energy Outreach Colorado (EOC) helps income- qualified Coloradans stay warm, keep the lights on, and build a more stable foundation through emergency assistance, practical energy solutions, and programs that have been serving communities across the state for more than 35 years.

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1-866-432-8435

Every Child Pediatrics

9197 Grant St #200

Thornton

Every Child Pediatrics provides comprehensive health care to every child, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay. We provide a Medical Home for children with complex life situations, and offer services to support their entire health and well being. We see a high number of uninsured children, as well as children enrolled in Medicaid. We never turn a child away.

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303-450-3690

Eye Clinic of Denver Health

660 N. Bannock Street, Pavilion L, Floor 4

Denver

Eye Clinic is in Denver with a team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and ophthalmic technicians that provide care for everyone of all ages from newborns and toddlers to adult and geriatric patients. They provide a comprehensive range of medical and surgical eye care, from routine, pediatric, and diabetic eye examinations to surgeries for cataracts and other subspecialty ocular conditions. Eye Clinic accepts most insurance plans and a referral is not required.

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303-436-4949

Families First at Shiloh House

6400 W. Coal Mine Ave.

Littleton

The Shiloh House offers affordable classes that teach communication skills, child development, behavior modification, parenting style, discipline and setting limits with appropriate consequences to anyone parenting a child.

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303-695-7996

Family Care Center

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At Family Care Center, we are on a mission to transform lives by elevating behavioral health care. Our personalized, comprehensive care plans include everything from therapy to psychiatric services and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) treatment – all under one roof. And because each of our convenient locations accepts all major insurance plans, you can focus on your mental health journey.

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888-374-5066

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