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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.

Veterans Affairs Medical Center

1700 N. Wheeling St.

Aurora

The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is the largest integrated health care system in the United States, providing care to millions of enrolled Veterans through a nationwide network of VA medical centers and outpatient clinics.

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303-399-8020

Veterans Crisis Line

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The 988 Lifeline is available 24/7/365. Your conversations are free and confidential.

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988, then press 1; Text: 838255

Via Mobility Services

5670 Franklin Street

Denver

Via Mobility helps older adults and people with disabilities lead more independent, self-sufficient, and joyful lives with our Via Paratransit founding mission service.Call a Mobility Specialist at 303- 444-3043 to schedule a ride with Via or learn about alternative travel guidance and resources in English or Spanish.

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303-444-3043 (English); 303-447-9636 (Spanish)

Violence Free Colorado

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Find a community-based domestic violence agency near you for free and confidential support.

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1-800-799-7233

Voces Unidas For Justice

2519 Airport Rd

Colorado Springs

Voces Unidas for Justice is a confidential victim advocacy organization rooted in the community and serving victims of crime and violence with opportunities to heal and thrive.

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720-588-8219

Volunteers of America

2660 Larimer Street

Denver

Qualifying families can enroll their children in either a full or half day education program free of charge through our Volunteers of America Head Start Program. Head Start is a federally-funded preschool program that provides comprehensive educational services to qualified preschool-age children and their families. In addition to dual- language (English/Spanish), school readiness education, your family will be matched with a family service worker and receive health services, nutrition services, and disabilities and mental health services.

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303-297-0408

Volunteers of America

4855 West Colfax Avenue

Denver

Across Colorado, we help individuals and families overcome homelessness, housing instability, food insecurity, poverty, and other serious challenges. Our programs support veterans, seniors, families, and many others in our communities as they work toward stability and greater independence.

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720-904-9821

WINGS Foundation

2000 C. Colorado Blvd. Tower 1, Suite 2000-1008

Denver

Wings Support Groups can be a transformative part of the healing process for many adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and their loved ones. Most groups are held in the evenings 6:30-8:30pm Monday-Thursday with some limited daytime availability. We have a limited number of support groups that meet in-person along the Front Range of Colorado as well as more frequent virtual groups open to anyone living in Colorado.

888-505-4325

WINGS Support Services

2000 C. Colorado Blvd. Tower 1, Suite 2000-1008

Denver

Wings supports adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse to transcend trauma and lead their fullest, healthiest lives.

303-238-8660

Warrior Now

4405 West Riverside Drive, Suite 209

Burbank

Warrior NOW helps Veterans find structure, camaraderie, and purpose through peer support, mentorship, reentry navigation, and community connection. In a press of a button, any veteran or active service member will be connected to their armed sisters and brothers. It takes away the shame of asking for help and provides hope in a time when you may feel hopeless.

818-588-7141

Wee Cycle

5590 Joliet Street

Denver

WeeCycle’s mission is twofold, to support families with infants and toddlers struggling to provide for their children, and to contribute to a healthier, more sustainable planet for future generations. WeeCycle walks alongside families, caregivers, and caseworkers to restore dignity for those struggling to provide for their families by connecting them to essential supplies such as formula, a safe place for their baby to sleep, a stroller so they can access public transportation and so much more.

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720-319-7792

Well Power

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WellPower is Colorado’s largest community mental health center, known locally and nationally as a model for innovative and effective behavioral health care. Our nonprofit organization provides a range of services for people across the lifespan at our 30+ sites and at nearly 200 locations.

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303-504-7700

West Pines Behavioral Health

11455 Huron Street

Westminster

At West Pines Behavioral Hospital, located in Westminster, Colorado, they offer comprehensive treatment programs tailored to meet the needs of adults who are suffering from mental health and substance use concerns.

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877-381-3977

Westminster Presbyterian Church Food Pantry (FISH member)

3990 W. 74th Ave.

Westminster

FISH food bank is open Monday, Wednesday & Thursday from 2:15 PM to 3:00 PM and Tuesday evenings from 5:15 PM to 6:00 PM. People in need are welcome to come once per month and receive an emergency food supply for 4 days.

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303.429.8508

Women’s Bean Project

1300 W Alameda Ave.

Denver

Women's Bean Project provides job training and employment to women facing significant barriers to work, selling high-quality food products made by these women to support their mission.

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303-292-1919

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