Community Resources

Do you have a legal issue, but can’t afford to hire an attorney? There are many free or low- cost legal service options for residents in the Mile High City. The main ways are through legal assistance programs such as the Colorado Legal Services, a nonprofit organization providing free legal aid to low- income residents and seniors, or through the Denver Bar Association.

FRCC offers English classes for students from all over the world who want to improve their English to enter college programs, advance their career and feel comfortable in everyday communication. Classes are offered at Westminster, Fort Collins, and Longmont.

Find free tax help, tax preparation, legal assistance for tax-related issues, and other free resources to help make filing your taxes easier. The website allows you to the ability to access informaton in English and Spanish.

The “Getting There Guide” helps to bridge transportation gaps for local residents, helping everyone to live as independently as possible and to identify a variety of transportation options, including bus, train, biking and walking. You can also sign up for one of our 3 free online travel training courses here: Overview of Transit Resources, Rideshare & Transit Tech, or RTD Basics.

We offer hope to single women with dependent children, while providing automobile services, partnering in their efforts to be employed and pursue economic self-sufficiency. We do this through vehicle placement, maintenance, repairs, and education. Good Neighbor Garage (GNG) accepts donations of cars and other vehicles as a way to provide for the reliable transportation needs of single moms and widows in the Denver area.

Good Shepherd Food Pantry is a local community food distribution center that was established in 1977. It is located in Northglenn, CO and serves residents throughout the North Metro area. Since its inception, our Pantry has relied on the generosity of its donors to keep our doors open, which has allowed us to serve thousands of families over the years, and over 500 clients each month.Food Pantry Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9:00 am to 11:30 am, and the Third Saturday of each month from 9 am - 11:30 am

Goodwill provides adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to work in groups of four to eight under the direct support and supervision of trained and attentive staff—providing light janitorial services at Goodwill’s retail stores while developing their work and social skills.

We run a drive-through service. At the last turn before the table, please open your trunk or a door so our volunteers can place your food box in your car. Anyone may come through to receive one supplemental box of food per family. No payment nor I.D. is required. Our boxes are meant to be supplemental boxes and may not include a complete meal at times. As much as we’re able, we try to keep the boxes as consistent as possible. Most will contain protein, dairy, produce, refrigerated item(s), dry goods, bread, and dessert.

Griffith Centers specializes in a wide range of therapeutic, evidence-based mental health interventions designed to support families at risk of child maltreatment and trauma.

Growing Home provides housing stability support that can include utility and rental assistance for qualifying low-income families. Focuses primarily on families with children under 18 in Adams County and the North Metro Denver area.

Growing Home centers and amplifies the voices of the community to create a thriving and healthy North Metro Denver. They collaborate with families and individuals to strengthen foundations and grow pathways toward stable and healthy futures. Through food and resource assistance, early childhood development, and stability support services, they provide critical resources and wraparound support that honors dignity, empowers choice, and strengthens community connections.

HEART Counseling provides virtual and in person counseling from individual counseling, trauma counseling, substance use counseling, group counseling, and more. Call or visit website for more info.

Hands to the Future provides education and career guidance paired with wrap-around support services for refugees and immigrants pursuing post-secondary options.

The Harm Reduction Action Center promotes public health by ensuring that people who inject drugs are educated and equipped with the tools to reduce the spread of communicable diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis C and to eliminate the proliferation of fatal overdoses.

At Harmony Psychiatry & Wellness, we understand that mental health challenges can affect anyone, regardless of age or background. Our dedicated team specializes in treating a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, depression, PTSD/Trauma, OCD, ADHD, Bipolar disorder, and psychotic disorders. We are committed to providing personalized care that addresses the unique needs of each individual, ensuring a path toward healing and wellness.