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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.

Alis Behavioral Health

2921 West 120th Avenue #100

Westminster

Alis Behavioral Health care in Colorado is designed to support teens through a range of mental health challenges. At Alis Behavioral Health, we offer a holistic approach that includes therapy, support groups, and family involvement. Contact us to find out how we can help your teen.

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888-366-3379

All Health Network

116 Inverness Dr E

Englewood

AllHealth Network is a nonprofit mental health organization providing counseling, psychiatry, crisis services, substance use treatment, and more. We accept Medicaid and commercial insurance plans.

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303-730-8858

Almost Home

22 S. 4th Ave Suite 102

Brighton

At Almost Home, we believe that everyone deserves a safe, stable place to call home. Housing is the foundation for building a brighter future, creating opportunities for employment, improving health and well-being, and helping families thrive.Through compassionate support, innovative programs, and strong community partnerships, we work to prevent and end homelessness by helping individuals and families achieve lasting housing stability.

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303-659-6199

Almost Home

22 S. 4th Avenue Suite 102

Brighton

Almost Home provides emergency financial assistance for utility bills through its Housing Stability / Homeless Prevention Program. Eligibility Requirements and Rules include the following: Must live in Adams County or Southern Weld County. Residency: Must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident and live in the area for at least 3 months. Bill Amount: Utility balance must be under $1,000. Frequency: Limited to once every 12 months.

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303-659-6199

Ansar Pantry

16251 E. Colfax Ave., #208

Aurora

Food Pantry only open on Saturday mornings from 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.

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303-459-2153

Arapahoe Community College

5900 S. Santa Fe Drive

Littleton

ESL classes. Payment is required. Can be taken online and in person.

303-797-5722

Arapahoe County Human Services

14980 East Alameda Drive

Aurora

ACHS provides utility assistance through LEAP as well as The Weatherization Assistance Program which installs free energy conservation measures and energy-efficient appliances in low-income households in both Arapahoe and Adams Counties. Eligible households will conserve energy and save money on heating and cooling bills, while improving comfort year-round.

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303-636-1130

Ardent Grove

1780 S Bellaire St #500

Denver

Ardent Grove is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit, Donor- funded Mental Health Clinic offering Low-Cost & Medicaid Therapy, Assessment & Community Support.

303-704-4062

Arvada Food Bank: Community Table

4600 W. 60th Ave

Arvada

You must live on the west side of 1-25 and provide Proof of Address at every visit to shop. Appointments are not required to shop in our pantry. To shop, please arrive during the pantry hours listed below and bring your ID, Link2Feed card (if you have one), proof of your address, and shopping bags.When you shop in our Client Choice Pantry, you can choose the foods your family wants and needs, including fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, frozen food, dairy products, canned goods, bread, personal care items, pet food and more. (T: 12-3:30 p.m., W 12-5:30p.m., TH 10-3:30p.m., F 12- 3:30p.m.)

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303-424-6685

Arvada Housing Authority

8101 Ralston Road

Arvada

The Arvada Housing Authority (AHA) is committed to improving access to diverse, safe, and affordable housing options and programs, providing residents with opportunities to obtain housing that meets their needs in all phases of life. Visit website to find out more info about:The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) ; The Project-Based Voucher (PBV) ; and also the Mainstream vouchers.

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720-898-7494

Ascent Clinical Services

11184 Huron St #16

Northglenn

ACS believes it is paramount that substance abuse programs provide dual diagnosis treatment to address both the substance use disorder and any underlying mental health conditions. They have everything from sober living to family therapy.

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(303) 578-6807

Asian-Pacific Development Center

1537 Alton St.

Aurora

APDC is powered by its rich heritage of AANHPI advocacy and exists today to serve and support all immigrant, and refugee communities with a whole health, community-based engagement approach through health, education, and advocacy. APDC provides a fully integrated system of care which includes behavioral health services, adult education, youth programming, victim assistance, health policy advocacy, and an interpreter's bank.

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303-923-2920

AspenRidge RECOVERY

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Services include Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP), psychiatry, medication-assisted treatment, medication management, and support for co- occurring disorders and complex trauma. Accept most insurances.

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Atlantis Community Denver

201 S Cherokee St Unit 100

Denver

To advocate for all people with disabilities to be a meaningful part of an integrated community of their choice.

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303-733-9324

Aurora Community Connection

9801 E. Colfax Ave. Suite 200

Aurora

Aurora Community Connection Family Resource Center seeks to empower individuals and families that reside in Aurora and Denver by increasing access to health, education and wellness through a variety of programs and services. Our center aims to foster an inclusive space, one that is welcoming to all local families.

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720-975-0147

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