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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.

Mi Casa Resource Center

345 S. Grove Street

Denver

Mi Casa Resource Center helps with legal issues by hosting free monthly legal clinics in partnership with the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association.

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303-573-1302

Mi Casa Resources Center

345 S Grove St.

Denver

The Mi Casa Women’s Business Center supports entrepreneurs through all stages of business development, helping them plan, launch, manage, and grow their businesses. We offer bilingual consulting, in-depth training, and a variety of business-related workshops, webinars, and resources.

303-573-1302

Mile High Behavioral Healthcare

1585 Kingston St.

Aurora

Mile High Behavioral Healthcare provides integrated healthcare to support clients on their path to becoming stronger, healthier, and self- sufficient. Appointments for adults and adolescents are available with a physician’s assistant in a supportive space for physical exams, wellness checks, care for minor illnesses and injuries, gender-affirming care, basic psychiatric medications such as antidepressants, and MAT treatment.

303-825-8113

Mile High Youth Corps

1801 Federal Boulevard

Denver

Mile High Youth Corps connects young adults, ages 18-24, with opportunities to earn while they learn and develop skills in one of two meaningful career pathways.

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303-433-1206

More Life Community Center

14100 E. Jewell Ave.

Aurora

The More Life Community Center is about meeting the basic human needs of people while promoting self-sufficiency and maintaining the dignity of those in need. We use resource partnerships with agencies and ministries that are committed to doing the same in order to meet a wide range of needs.

720-748-0257

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Food Pantry

500 Drake St.

Denver

Operates select days and special mobile food share events (such as Saturday distributions from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on a first-come, first-served basis) alongside weekday office hours.

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303-429-0165

Nanny Poppinz

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Find a nanny that is right for you. You can find an agency and nanny serving the Denver and Boulder Counties.

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303-532-1352

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

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NCMEC is the nation’s largest and most influential child protection organization. They are one of the organizations leading the fight to protect children, creating vital resources for them and the people who keep them safe.

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1-800-843-5678

National Center for Victims of Crime

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We are a referral helpline, where crime victims can learn about their rights and options confidentially and compassionately.

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1-855-4VICTIM (855-484-2846)*

National Children’s Advocacy Center

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The NCAC is transforming the global response to child abuse through our distinctive approach.By harnessing and integrating national and international expertise, on-the- ground experience, and cutting-edge research, we are driving a unified and powerful response to address child abuse worldwide.

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256-533-KIDS (5437)

National Children’s Alliance

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National Children’s Alliance (NCA) is a professional membership organization on a mission to make one big difference, one child at a time. Reaching everyone with a voice in eradicating abuse—families, advocates, partner agencies, communities, researchers, and all the way to Capitol Hill—our members power a national movement to keep children safe. Featuring the largest network of care centers supporting child abuse victims in the country, NCA is a model in outcome-driven collaboration.

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202-548-0090

National Sexual Violence Resource Center

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NSVRC provides research & tools to advocates working on the frontlines to end sexual harassment, assault, and abuse with the understanding that ending sexual violence also means ending racism, sexism, and all forms of oppression.

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877-739-3895

National Virtual Food Bank

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Full Cart®, is a Virtual Food Bank, which is dedicated to providing food with dignity and discretion for families in need. You will get food delivered directly to your door. While we are working as quickly as possible to feed our neighbors in need, we are currently at capacity due to the skyrocketing need across America. In the meantime, you can fill out a registration form to be added to their waiting list.

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Neighbor Outreach of Colorado Food Pantry

9371 Wigham St.

Thornton

The Neighbor Outreach of Colorado food pantry is hosted at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Thornton, providing up to 40 lbs of fresh produce, canned goods, and bread.

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303-289-2258

New Apostolic Church Food Pantry

5290 Vance St.

Arvada

The food pantry is housed inside the New Apostolic Church building in Arvada. Please enter around the back. It is open to the public every Wednesday from 9am to 11am. No appointment is necessary - please come right in. There are no boundaries, no ID required - all are welcome.

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720-722-3663

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