Community Resources

Catholic Charities of Denver provides a wide range of immigration legal services to individuals and families across Colorado. From answering questions about immigration concerns to filing complex applications, our experienced team offers trusted legal advice, assistance and representation in areas such as family visa processing, refugee and asylee green cards, naturalization and citizenship, VAWA and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).

Catholic Charities, guided by our mission to extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ to the poor and those in need, feeds, houses, educates, counsels and provides emergency assistance and critical services to hundreds of thousands of neighbors across Colorado's Front Range and Western Slope each year.

St. Raphael Counseling, the largest Catholic therapy practice in the country, offers a wide range of services, including individual therapy, school counseling, couples counseling and family therapy. We also provide evaluations for learning difficulties, attention problems and autism in a timely, thoughtful way that supports children and their families. With flexible scheduling, insurance options and a sliding scale, we make care accessible.

Inpatient and Outpatient programs: CeDAR stands for: Center for Dependency, Addiction, and Rehabilitation

Centennial Peaks Hospital specializes in inpatient and outpatient treatment for adults who are struggling with mental health and substance use disorders.

CWEE’s program provides essential supports for low-income, career seeking parents through three holistic program elements: Foundational, Wellness, and Employment and Education programming.

A Hispanic institute dedicated to the family, formation, and pastoral care. Established in 2003, this institute was named the Centro San Juan Diego—a place that welcomes the Hispanic community and invites all its members to become faithful, well-rounded leaders in both the Catholic Church and society.

IThe Centro San Juan Diego offers in-person consultations. 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. (on location). Registration begins at 3:00 PM.Phone consultations for immigration matters only (limited availability). We also offer consultations by phone on the same days and times. Advance registration is required.

Formerly known as Centro Humanitario—is the only day laborer center in Denver that promotes work, dignity, and community. Since 2002, thousands of workers have participated in the Center’s programs, which include training on labor rights and job skills, leadership development, and direct access to employment.

Easy to navigate website that includes multiple care centers that search specifically for child care within your respective zip code. Provides info on subsidized day cares.

We collaborate with child protection experts, providers, the public, the General Assembly and other stakeholders to recommend systemic changes and advance legislation that improves outcomes for all Colorado children and families.

CSES is there to help you as you set up a child support order, establish parentage or make sure an existing order is enforced. Unlike private attorneys, the Colorado Child Support Services (CSS) Program can help enforce child support orders through credit reporting, tax and payment intercepts, driver’s license/recreational license suspensions and more.

Call Child Welfare Information Gateway at 1- 800-394-3366 between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. (ET) to speak to an information support specialist for tailored assistance or you can also search our library catalog to access a large selection of peer-reviewed journal articles, evaluation reports, Children's Bureau grant materials, research studies, and more.

For more than 40 years, our National Child Abuse Hotline counselors have been there to support those concerned about or affected by child abuse and provide appropriate, individualized guidance to those who reach out. We’re staffed by degreed counselors with experience working with child abuse, neglect, and maltreatment. Our counselors complete more than 72 hours of training, including supportive listening, crisis intervention, trauma- informed practices, and diversity.

MAMAS Connect (Mothers Aligning Through Mood & Anxiety Support) is a 12-week psychotherapeutic group where women struggling with depression or anxiety issues during the first year after delivery come together to connect, learn and find support as they navigate motherhood.