Community Resources

The Family Connects model is an evidence-based approach to supporting all newborns and their families. By reaching all families in a community, Family Connects improves health outcomes at the population level. Every family needs support after bringing home a baby. The needs are different in each family – from help with feeding and safe sleep to getting information about child care and parenting groups. Family Connects links parents to the individual community resources they need.

Family Tree Domestic Violence Services keep survivors and children who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault and/or stalking safe through our crisis line, emergency shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy and linkages to community resources. All services are available in English and Spanish and we will work with those needing languages other than English and Spanish through utilizing interpretation services.

Family Tree Housing Program includes rapid rehousing, permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, and our Marshall Street Landing program.

Family Tree provides services for children, youth and families across all our programs. We provide community-based education, treatment, crisis intervention and case management to stabilize families with children and youth in order to prevent and help families overcome child abuse.

Family Voices Colorado is a grassroots organization run by parents of children with special healthcare needs. The support you receive is from someone who understands the many challenges of having a child with special health care needs in their life.

Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form to apply for financial aid for college, career school, or graduate school.

Our five food banks and 1300 Hunger Relief Partners are here for neighbors across Colorado and Wyoming. We provide nutritious food through our programs and Hunger Relief Partners while advocating for priorities that allow our neighbors to thrive.

Empowering autistic individuals experiencing access barriers to thrive through personalized programs and fostering supportive community connections. Working with individuals from 3 months to over 21-years of age, we are one of the few places in Colorado where everyone, including adults, are not only welcome, but are also receiving support.

Firefly Autism believes that support shouldn’t end when you become an adult. Firefly offers structured group sessions for neurodivergent adults to build friendships and communication skills. Currently (October 2026) there are 2 groups. A Monday night group and a Tuesday night group. The Tuesday night group is currently full 10/1/26)

First Mennonite Church AP provides rental assistance in a monthly lottery. Please apply in person at 8:45am (the sign-up closes promptly at 9:00am) to be eligible for the lottery. Rental assistance is ONLY AVAILABLE to residents of the church neighborhood, defined as zip codes 80203, 80204, 80209 (partial), 80218 (partial), 80219 (partial), and 80223 (partial). Unfortunately, we will not be helping with utilities/Xcel/EOC payments for the foreseeable future.

FlexRide provides extended bus service in specific metro Denver areas. Connect to Park-n-Rides, stations, work, medical centers, business parks, and other local destinations. Take FlexRide to run errands, get to appointments, or connect with other RTD services..FlexRide fares are $2.75 for a Standard 3-hour pass and $1.35 for a discounted fare. Youth 19 and under ride at no cost.

Focus Points Family Resource Center believes that a strong family is made up of thriving individuals. Their programs serve families’ needs by connecting them to the resources that help them succeed.

Need isn’t always conveniently located, which is why Food Bank of the Rockies deploys more than 70 Mobile Pantries to bring food directly to communities where it is needed most. Serving urban and rural neighborhoods throughout Colorado and Wyoming, Mobile Pantries operate free of cost to Hunger Relief Partners and clients and, in fiscal year 2025, provided enough food for more than 510,200 meals every month across our service area in Colorado and Wyoming.

Fortaleza Familiar is dedicated to the wellness of Indigenous Chicanx Latinx Lesbian Gay Bi Queer Trans Two-Spirit young people and their families in Colorado.

Offers trauma education, relief services, support groups, therapeutic services and other resources for foster parents in Adams County.