Resources in Adams County and Beyond Table of Contents General Information and Referral Page 2 Advocacy Page 3 Benefits Page 4 Child Care Page 4 Disability Information Page 5 Disability Services Page 7 Education Page 11 Employment Page 13 Family Support Page 13 Food Assistance Page 16 Health Care/Medical Page 17 Housing and Utilities Page 19 Legal Page 21 Mental Health Page 22 Recreation Page 23 Respite Page 25 Therapy Page 26 Transportation Page 28 (2015) 1 General Information and Referral Dial 2-1-1 Information and Referral Line – Mile High United Way: Provides health and human service information and referrals for persons in need of assistance in the metro Denver area. Has a comprehensive resource database. Provides information to programs and services for; food, medical care, senior services, youth programs, counseling, education, shelters, substance abuse, holiday assistance and more. English, Spanish and translation of other languages by request. Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. [email protected] Adams County Human Services 7190 Colorado Blvd. Commerce City, CO 80022 303.287.8831 Department: www.co.adams.co.us 3155 Chambers Rd Aurora, CO 303.375.2900 Child Protection - 303.412.8121 Abuse/Neglect Hotline – 303.412.5212 Program within Human Services Department: Child Care Assistance Program – Provides financial assistance for child care to qualified applicants. 303.604.1043 Child Support Services – 303.227.2233 Adams County Community Support Services- Abuse and neglect hotline for at-risk adults. 303.227.2348 x5 Adams County Community Support Services – Food Assistance Program, Medicaid and Financial Benefits. 303.227.2348. Applications through PEAK can be viewed at www.colorado.gov/peak LEAP: Energy Assistance – Provides financial assistance to low income households to help pay winter home heating costs. 303.227.2378 2 Advocacy The Arc of Adams County – Advocating for children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities. www.arcadams.org 641 E. 112th Ave, Northglenn, CO 80233, 303-428-0310 Autism Society of Colorado - Resources related to autism & assistance with HIMAT (Health Insurance Mandated Autism Treatment) law. 720-214-0794 www.Autismcolorado.org Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado – Provides information for individuals with brain injuries. 303.355.9969 http://biacolorado.org CHADD – Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder – Offers resources and information. www.chadd.org Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition – Offers advocacy and civil rights services. www.ccdconline.org 303.839.1775 Colorado Department of Education: Special Education Law Web pageProvides information for mediation, state complaints and due process procedures. www.cde.state.co.us/spedlaw/ 303.866.6694 The Council for Exceptional Children – A professional organization dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities. www.cec.sped.org 1-888-232-7733 EMPOWER Colorado – Support, advocacy, education and resources for children with mental health challenges. www.empowercolorado.com 1-866213-4631 Family Voices of Colorado – Assists families to navigate health care issues. www.familyvoicesco.org 303.733.3000 Grandparent Resource Center – Provides advocacy and support services to grandparents raising grandchildren. 303.980.5707 www.grc4usa.org Hands and Voices – Support and advocacy for families who have a child with a hearing impairment.www.cohandsandvoices.org 303.492.6283 Disability Law Services of Colorado – Provides information on legal, civil rights and discrimination issues. www.thelegalcenter.org; 1-800-288-1376, 303-722-0300 3 Metro Care Ring – Helps meet basic needs & advocates for solutions to hunger & poverty. 303.860.7200 http://www.metrocarering.org Mile High Independent Living Center- provides individual and systems advocacy, information and referral, peer counseling, and independent living skills and training. Habla español. 303.800. 4700 Office of Civil Rights – Provides information and support regarding federal laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). 303.844.5695 (that phone # not listed online) 800.368.1019 Parent to Parent of Colorado (P2P) – Parent support www.p2p-co.org 1.877.472.7201 Benefits ACCESS Long Term Care Solutions – 720.974.0032 www.ltcoptions.org Benefits.gov – www.benefits.gov/benefits/benefit-finder Colorado PEAK – https://peak.state.co.us/selfservice/ Colorado Disability Benefits Support Program (DBS) – Assists individuals with disabilities to acquire income, health insurance and other needs. 1.888.396.9838 Social Security Administration www.ssa.org 1.800.772.1213 Child Care Adams County Department of Human Services – Child care assistance program. Provides financial support for child care to applicants who meet the income eligibility guidelines. 303.287.8831 www.coadamscounty.civicplus.com Adams County Child Care Association of Family Child Care – 303-451-1061 www.childcareinadamsco.org Adams County Education Consortium- information about child care resources. 303.453.8510 www.adamscountyeducation.org/Child-Care.html 4 Child Care Aware 1.800.424.2246 www.childcareaware.org Child Care Community Referral 303.534.2625 Colorado Office of Resource and Referral (CORRA) 303.290.9088 www.corra.org Early Childhood Connections of Adams County 303.450.0852 Metro Denver Child Care Resource & Referral 303.969.9666 Office of Child Care Licensing 303.866.5958 Qualistar Early Learning – Assists families to locate quality child care. www.qualistar.org/home.html 303.339.6800 Disability Information ADA Hotline / Americans with Disabilities Act - provides technical assistance regarding the law www.ada.gov 1.800.514.0301 Anchor Center for the Blind – 303.377.9732 www.anchorcenter.org Autism Community Store – 7800 E. Iliff Ave, Suite J, Denver 80231 Autism Society of Colorado – 720.214.0794 www.autismcolorado.org Autism Society of Boulder County – 720.272.8231 www.autismboulder.org Autism Speaks – www.autismspeaks.org Brain Injury Association of Colorado – 800.955.2443 www.biacolorado.org CHADD (Children & Adults w/ ADHD) – 800.233.4050 www.chadd.org CP: Ability Connections of Colorado 720.262.4210 www.abilityconnectionscolorado.org Colorado Commission for Deaf and Hard of Hearing – 303.866.4824, www.cdhs.state.co.us/deafcommission Colorado Deaf - www.coloradodeaf.com 5 www.Disability.gov – Federal government website for comprehensive information on disability programs and services in communities. DR COG Resource Directory – The Denver Regional Council of Governments is a planning organization where local governments collaborate to establish guidelines, set policy and allocate funding in areas including aging and disability resources. www.drcog.org 303.455.1000 EMPOWER Colorado (Mental Health) – 866.213.4631 www.empowercolorado.com Epilepsy Foundation of Colorado- Works to ensure that people with seizures are able to participate in all life experiences, improve how they are perceived, valued in society, and promote research. www.epilepsycolorado.org 303.377.9774 Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health – Primary focus is to provide access to appropriate and timely mental health services for children, youth and families. www.coloradofederation.org 877.792.8886 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome – Colorado – Provide identification, intervention, support and education about (FASD) or individuals, their families, care givers, and the community www.nofascolorado.org 303.692.2620 Hands and Voices (Hearing Impairment) – 303.492.6283 www.handsandvoices.org/chapters/colo.htm Learning Disability Association of Colorado – Provides information about education for different types of learning disabilities. www.ldacolorado.com Mental Health America of Colorado – Provides information regarding mental health. www.mhacolorado.org 1.800.456.3249 Mental Health Crisis Hotline – 844.493.TALK (8255) Mile High Down Syndrome Association – 303.797.7699 www.mhdsa.org NAMI (Colorado) National Alliance on Mental Illness - Education class for parents and caregivers to help better understand, communicate and work with behaviors of children with mental illness. www.namicolorado.org 303.321.3104 National Association of the Deaf – A non-profit organization designed to empower Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals www.nad.org 6 Online Asperger Syndrome Information and Support (O.A.S.I.S.) www.aspergersyndrome.org Parent to Parent of Colorado – 877.472.7201 www.p2p-co.org Rocky Mountain Branch of International Dyslexia Association – 303.721.9425 www.dyslexia-rmbida.org Spina Bifida Association of Colorado- Promotes the prevention of Spina Bifida and enhances the lives of those affected. www.coloradospinabifida.org 303.797.7870 Disability Services Ability Connection Colorado- Programs offer inclusive, cutting edge educational opportunities, pathways to employment and support 303.691.9339 www.abilityconnectioncolorado.org American Council of the Blind – Strives to improve the well-being of all persons who are blind or visually impaired. 303.831.0117 www.acbo.org Anchor Center for Blind Children -Provides early intervention/education for children who are blind or visually impaired throughout Colorado. www.anchorcenter.org 303.377.9732 The Arc of Adams County – Non-profit advocacy organization for persons with intellectual/developmental disabilities. www.arcadams.org 303.428.0310 Assistive Technology Partners – Provides assistive technology information and services. www.assistivetechnologypartners.org 1.800.255.3477 303.315.1280 Autism Society of Colorado – Provides information and supports to individuals and families impacted by autism spectrum disorders. www.autismcolorado.org 720.214.0794 The Balanced Mind- family-focused programming to support and guide parents of children with mood disorders. 847-492-8519 www.thebalancedmind.org 7 Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado – Provides information for individuals with brain injuries. 303.355.9969 http://biacolorado.org Center for Hearing, Speech and Language - A non-profit agency serving individuals with speech, hearing, language, auditory processing &/or learning disabilities. Services include: diagnostic assessment, individual therapy, advocacy, parent education; www.chsl.org 303.322.1871 Center for People with Disabilities – Provides Independent Living Centers with independent living skills, advocacy and information. 303-422-8662 www.cpwd-ilc.org Children and Adults with Attention Disorder (CHADD) www.chadd.org 303.761.5024 Colorado Disability Benefits Support Program (DBS) – Assists with applying for benefits. 888.396.9838 Colorado Division for Developmental Disabilities (Community Centered Boards) www.cdhs.state.co.us/ddd 303.866.5700 Colorado Families for Hands and Voices - Provides supports and resources to parents of children with hearing impairments. www.cohandsandvoices.org 303.492.6283 Colorado Fund (Trust) for People with Disabilities – A pooled trust which is available to people with disabilities which protects the person’s SSI and Medicaid from being impacted by resources they may have that would make them ineligible for their public benefits. 303.733.2867 www.cfpdtrust.org Colorado Talking Book Library- Provides postage-free recorded, braille, and large print library materials to eligible readers in Colorado www2.cde.state.co.us/ctbl/ 303.727.9277 Community Reach Center- Mental Health provider for all ages. 303.853.3500 http://www.communityreachcenter.org. Deaf Linx –Resource on deafness and deaf culture www.deaflinx.com Rocky Mountain Branch- The international Dyslexia Association- Provides local workshops and resources to educate and increase public awareness of dyslexia. www.dyslexia-rmbida.org 303.721.9425 8 Early Intervention Services (birth to age 3) – North Metro Community Services www.nmetro.org 303.252.7199 Easter Seals / Colorado - Services for persons with disabilities including job training and employment, and camping and recreation. www.eastersealscolorado.org 303.233.1666 El Grupo Vida – A network of families who have children with disabilities or special needs. www.elgrupovida.org 303.904.7073 Family Voices- Strives to improve access to and quality of health care for children and youth with special health care needs. www.familyvoicesco.org 303.733.3000 Guardianship Alliance of Colorado – Provides information, instruction and guidance about guardianship of adults. 303.228.5382 www.guardianshipallianceofcolorado.org JFK Partners / University of Colorado Health Science Center –provide evaluation services for children with developmental issues, identify and recommend interventions, help families access appropriate resources. www.jfkpartners.org 303.724.5266 Kid’s Mobility Network – Collects used durable medical equipment, reconditions it, and provides it to appropriate children to enhance their lives. www.kidsmobility.org 303.242.8281 Disability Law Services of Colorado - Protects and promotes the rights of people with disabilities and older people through legal representation, advocacy, education and legislative analysis. Provides very limited legal representation and only for very specific issues. www.thelegalcenter.org 303.722.0300 ACCESS Long Term Care Solutions – 720.974.0032, www.ltcoptions.org Longterm Care Options LLC- 720-974-2397 Mental Health – EMPOWER - Offers support, education, advocacy and resources to families with children and youth who have social, emotional or mental health challenges. www.empowercolorado.com 1.866.213.4631 Mile High Independent Living Center- provides individual and systems advocacy, information and referral, peer counseling, and independent living skills and training; helps all disabilities. Habla español. 303.800. 4700 9 National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY) – Central resource for disability information, 800.695.0285 www.nichcy.org North Metro Community Services – Offers supports and services to eligible persons with developmental disabilities. www.nmetro.org 303.252.7199 PEAK Parent Center – Provide training, information and technical assistance to families of children from birth to age 26. www.peakparent.org 1.800.284.0251 303.864.1900 Parents of Premature Babies – Information for families with children born six weeks or more before due date www.preemie-l.org Rocky Mountain Down Syndrome Association- Provides education, resources and support in partnership with individuals, families, professionals, and the community. www.rmdsa.org 303.797.1699 Rocky Mountain Branch- The International Dyslexia Association- Provides local workshops and resources to educate and increase public awareness of dyslexia. www.dyslexia-rmbida.org 303.721.9425 Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation – Provides services and programs for anyone interested in learning about sensory challenges www.spdfoundation.net 303.794.1182 Spectra– Provides a variety of intervention services for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other related disabilities. 720.255.2126 www.spectracenter.org Sewall Child Development Center – Offers comprehensive evaluations for children (ages 0-21) with developmental concerns, and inclusive preschool programs. 303.399.1800 www.sewall.org Social Security Administration / Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Provides a public assistance grant and Medicaid to aged, blind and persons with disabilities who meet the financial requirements. 720.559.4500 www.ssa.org. Therapeutic Horseback Riding – Sometimes called Hippo therapy, horseback riding for persons with disabilities which improves overall balance, muscle control and tone, motor development and coordination. Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center 303.652.9131 10 Miracles Therapeutic Riding Center 303.883.4667 (doesn’t meet qualification for Hippo). Saddleup! Foundation (Elizabeth) 303.788.1666 Tourette Syndrome Association- Rocky Mountain Region- Supports individuals and families living with Tourette Syndrome through education and public awareness. tsa-rmr.org 720.212.7535 Education Adams County School Districts: Mapleton – District 1 www.mapleton.us 303.853.1000 Commerce City – District 14 www.adams14.org 303.853.3333 Five Star Schools – District 12 www.adams12.org 720-972-4000 Westminster – District 50 www.adams50.org 303.428.3511 Brighton – District 27J www.sd27j.org 303.655.2900 Adams County Head Start - Offers programs for children ages 0-5, who have disabilities, are in foster or whose families have a limited income, to help them prepare for kindergarten. 303.286.4141 Adams County Youth Programs (ages 14-21) – Assist youth in obtaining their high school diploma, GED or certificate of training. 720.523.6964 www.adcogov.org/youthsucceed Bal Swan Children’s Center – Preschool that provides welcoming environment for children with diverse backgrounds and abilities. www.balswan.org 303.466.6308 Child Find – Assures all children who are in need of early intervention or special education services are located, identified and referred. Provides a free screening. www.cde.state.co.us/early/childfind. Children’s Outreach Project – Offers integrated, quality early childhood and kindergarten education service to typical children and children with 11 developmental delays. Also provides therapeutic services to children in need. www.childrensoutreachproject.org 303.429.0653 College Living Experience - College Living Experience is a post-secondary program that provides intensive assistance with academic, independent living and social skills to college students with special needs as they transition to become independent responsible adults. www.experiencecle.com 303.825.2533 Colorado Bright Beginnings – Provides free programs for all parents to provide guidance, knowledge, and tools to create a bright beginning for their children. www.brightbeginningsusa.org. 303.433.6200 Colorado Department of Education – Exceptional Student Services UnitSupports personnel serving students with exceptional educational needs. www.cde.co.us/offices/exceptionalstudentservicesunit. 303.866.6694 Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind – 719.578.2100 www.csdb.org Creative Tutors - Offers one-on-one expert tutoring services in your home. Service is centered-on your child's specific needs and no contracts are required. www.creativetutors.com 303.521.6495 Developmental/Educational Evaluations (Independent) Emerge Professionals – 400 S. Colorado Blvd, Suite 860 Denver 303.322.9000 www.emergeprofessionals.com Dr. Karen McEvoy – The Neuro-Developmental Center 7935 E. Prentice Ave #104 Greenwood Village 303.756.0280 www.ndckids.com Clinical Assessments (JFK, Children’s Hospital Child Development Unit, University of Colorado School of Medicine) o Pediatric Diagnostic Assessments - 720.777.6630 o Pediatric Psychotherapy – 303.724.7647 o Adult Diagnostic Assessments/Therapy – 303.724.7646 o Speech Language Assessments/Therapy – 303.724.7633 Firefly Autism - Private school for children diagnosed with Autism. 303.759.1192 www.fireflyautism.org. GED Services 303.654.1000 IDEA Information (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) 1.877.232.4332 12 Wrights Law – Provides information about special education law. www.wrightslaw.com Employment Adams County One Stop Career Center – 4430 South Adams County Pkwy, Brighton 720.523.6900 Bayaud Enterprises – Vocational Assessment, training services and employment opportunities www.bayaudenterprises 303.830.6885 Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) Northglenn - Assists eligible individuals with disabilities to obtain employment. 303.866.2100 www.dvrcolorado.org Easter Seals / Colorado - Services for persons with disabilities including job training and employment, and camping and recreation. www.eastersealscolorado.org 303.233.1666 Goodwill – 6850 Federal Blvd, Denver 303.650.7700 www.goodwilldenver.org Job Corp Entry with vocational training & individualized educational plans to obtain a GED/high school diploma. www.jobcorps.gov SWAP – School to Work Alliance Program - through DVR Family Support A Precious Child – Impact the lives of disadvantaged and displaced children by improving their quality of life. www.apreciouschild.org 303.466.4272, www.apreciouschild.org Almost Home – Homeless shelter with emergency homeless shelter 303.659.6199 www.almosthomeonline.org American Red Cross 303.722.7474 Babies Now Foundation – Provides diapers and wipes for families that participate in programs that benefit babies. www.babiesnowfoundation.org 13 Catholic Charities Cares Assistance Center –303.742.0828 www.ccdenver.org CHARG Resource Center – Provides clinic resources, homeless outreach, dental and eye program and peer assistance303.830.8805, www.charg.org Colorado Kinship Care Resource – Provides information about local and statewide information about organizations and programs that may be useful to kinship caregivers. 303.866.4207 www.cocaf.org Crossroads Church – 303.452.5332, www.crossroadsabc.com Denver Metro Community Parent Resource Center - The mission of the Denver Metro CPRC is to inform and empower low-income, culturally and linguistically diverse families as advocates for their children with disabilities, age birth-26, to achieve meaningful participation in their schools and communities. www.denvermetrocprc.org 303.365.2772 El Grupo Vida – A network of families who have children with disabilities or special needs. www.elgrupovida.org 303.904. 7073 Families First – Support Line – Provides family support services, children’s treatment center, family support line. 1.877.695.7996 or 303.745.0327 En Español 1.866.Las Familias Family Tree – Homelessness Program – 303.467.2604 o House of Hope – 303.762.9525 o Kinship Programs – 303.463.6330 Legal Advocacy Program o Domestic Violence - 303.271.6559 o Legal Clinic – 303.271.6559 Safe Care Program – 720-492-9086 o Domestic Violence Outreach Program – 303.462.1060 Community Family Resource Team – 720-341-4200 Women In Crisis – 303.420.6752 Friends of Man – Provides assistance to families for a variety of needs. Must be referred by a professional. 303.798.2342 www.friendsofman.org Grandparent Resource Center – Provides advocacy and support services to grandparents raising grandchildren. 303.980.5707 www.grc4usa.org 14 LEAP (Low Income Energy Assistance Program) -303.227.2379 Make a Wish Foundation – 303.750.9474 www.colorado.wish.org Mental Health Crisis Hotline – 844.493.TALK (8255) Metro Care Ring – Helps meet basic needs & advocates for solutions to hunger & poverty/rent assistance 303.860.7200 http://www.metrocarering.org Mi Casa Resource Center – Offers a variety of supports. 303.573.1302, www.micasadenver.org National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) – Information regarding the civil rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people. www.thetaskforce.org NOVA – Nurturing Our Village Association – Assistance for education and healthcare systems especially for disabled African American Children 303.371.2273, www.novalsm.org Parent to Parent – Connects families with children and adults with disabilities or special health care needs with other families, and their listserv. 1.877.472.7201. www.p2p-co.org Parents Encouraging Parents – Offers free family centered conferences for families with children with disabilities, which provide support information and education. 303.866.6846 www.cde.state.co.us/cdesped/pep Parenting Support: Family Support line: Families First – 303.695.7996 Facts for Families – www.aacap.org Kid Source Online – www.kidsource.com Hand-In-Hand Parenting – www.handinhandparenting.org PEAK Parent Center – 800.284.0251, www.peakparent.org Pennock Center for Counseling – Parenting and educational programs, support groups on a sliding scale fee. 303.655.9065 www.pennockcounseling.org Pet Vaccinations – Low cost; VaxSmart, 8801Fox Dr, 303.487.6305 15 Respite Options – Megan’s Place – 6175 W. 38th Ave Wheat Ridge 303.881.4988 www.megansplacellc.org Discovery Club (Easter Seals) – 303.233.1666 www.eastersealscolorado.org Colorado Respite Coalition – www.ColoradoRespiteCoalition.org Salvation Army –Denver: 303,428.6430, Broomfield: 303.635.3018 www.salvationarmy.org Senior Resource Center (age 60 and up) – Provides in-home services, adult day and respite services, transportation and volunteer services. 303.238.8151 www.SRCaging.org Servicios de la Raza – Offers a variety of supports. 303-458-5851 www.serviciosdelaraza.org Uniquely Ours – Parent Support Group, contact Julie Anderson 303-3587172, or Sheri Hirsch 303-885-3585 or email uniquely_ours@yahoo. WIC – (Women, Infants and Children) – Tri-County Health Department Brighton 303.363.3076, Commerce City 303.439.5990, Northglenn 303.255.6254 Utility Assistance – United Power 303-659-0551; Low Income Energy Assistance (LEAP) 303-227-2378 United Way – Provides a variety of services 2.1.1, www.unitedwaydenver.org Food and Assistance Adams County Community Support Services – Food Assistance Program, Medicaid and Financial Benefits. 303.227.2348. Applications through PEAK can be viewed at www.colorado.gov/peak Community of Faith United – Need to bring ID and proof of residence 303.452.2727 16 Crossroads Church (food bank)- Need photo, ID proof of address, no zip code requirement. 303.452.2727 Fish of Commerce City 303.286.4188 Growing Home 303.426.0430 Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church – Food bank services only for residents within boundaries of: South 104th, West 1-25, Highway 7, East Quebec. 303.452.2041 Metro Care Ring – List of services: 303.860.7200 x1 New Song Fellowship – Food bank open on Sundays bring a photo and proof of address for people within boundaries. 303.430.8100 Northglenn Christian Church – Food bank Tuesday Thursday 10-12, need photo ID and proof of residence. Boundaries 92nd to 160th, between Washington and Riverdale. 303.452.3787 Round Up Program (United Power) – Electricity Assistance 303.637.1300 Salvation Army – Family Services 303.295.3366 Directory 303.428.6430 (does not connect to food bank) St. Mark’s Fish Food Bank – Serve zip codes 80030, 80031, 80020, 80021, 80221, 80233, 80234, 80260 Need ID and proof of residence. 303.466.8720 Thornton Community Food Bank – 1-3 Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Boundaries: 1-25 104th Platte River, 58th. 303.287.7268 Westminster United Methodist Church – Photo ID and two pieces of mail with zip code within last two months. Serve Zip codes, 80030, 80031, 80234, 80260, 80212 From 52nd to 55th, 80221, South to 52nd only, 80003 even numbers on east side of Sheridan. 303.429.1569 WIC (Women, Infants, Children)- Provides food for children under the age of 2 for low- income families. Appointment line 303.255.6254 Health Care/Medical Ask-A-Nurse – 303.777.6877 17 Boulder Community – Rehabilitation Services www.bch.org 303.441.0526 Medicaid Providers: Medicare Provider Search – http://www.medicare.gov/find-a-doctor Medicaid Provider Search – http://www.medicalquest.com/MedicalQuest.php Community Health Services 303.289.1086 Denver Down Syndrome Clinic – http://www.denverdsclinic.org Salud Clinic – Commerce City 303.286.8900, Brighton 303.659.4000 Clinica Campesina – Thornton 720.929.1655 Denver 303.650.4460 Small Smiles Dental – Thornton 303.280.8878 Bright Eyes Vision Clinic – www.brighteyesvision.com Thornton 303.920.3937 Mental Health Consultant for Adams County- 303.255.6214 CHP+ (Child Health Plan Plus) – Offers low-cost health insurance for uninsured children and pregnant women. 1.800.359.1991 www.cchp.org Colorado Foundation of Dentistry for the Handicapped – Arranges comprehensive dental treatment to needy persons with disabilities, elderly and medically compromised individuals. www.Dentallifeline.org 303.534.5326 Family Voices (health care network for special needs) – 303.733.3000 www.familyvoicesco.org Kids in Need of Dentistry (KIND) Provides dental care and education for children of low income families. 303.318.0658/303.733.3710 www.kindsmiles.org Tri-County Health Department: Provides essential public health services including immunizations, family planning and prenatal care. Brighton 303.659.6090 18 Commerce City 303.288.6816 Northglenn 303.452.9547 Appointment Line 303.451.0123 Housing and Utilities ACCESS Housing, Inc - Provides 30 days of emergency housing for families with young children in Adams County.303.289.7078 www.acchouse.org Adams County Housing Authority – Provides counseling and rental subsidy and self-sufficiency opportunities for low-income families, the elderly and persons with disabilities.303.227.2075 www.adamscountyhousing.com Adams County Office of Community Development – Provides financial and technical assistance to home owners and owners of rental property for repairs to their properties to make the property safe. 720.523.6200 Almost Home – Provides shelter and temporary housing assistance to persons who are homeless or who need housing assistance. Rental and utility assistance. 303.659.6199 www.almosthomeonline.org Alternatives to Family Violence – Provides comprehensive services to all members of a family experiencing domestic violence, including a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, food, and counseling for women and their children, non-resident counseling programs for women, children and teens. 303.289.4441 www.atfv-adamsco.org Arising Hope – Safe emergency housing & shelter for women, their children & their domestic pets victimized by domestic violence. 303.280.3180 www.arisinghope.org Atlantis Community – Assisted living for people with disabilities. 303.733.9324 Brother’s Redevelopment – Provides housing and housing related services to people who are low-income, elderly and disabled 303.202.6340 www.brothersredevelopment.org Colorado Coalition for the Homeless – 303-293-2217 www.coloradocoalition.org. 19 Colorado Homeless Families – Provides housing services, supportive services, and medical and mental health care. 303.420.6634 www.coloradocoalition.org Denver’s Road Home – Provides resources to people who are homeless 720.944.2508 www.denversroadhome.org Denver Rescue Mission – Provides emergency care, rehabilitation and family services. 303.297.1815 or security deposit assistance 303.313.2440 www.denverrescuemission.org Energy Outreach Colorado (1-800-HEAT-HELP) 1.800.4328.4357 x1 The Gathering Place (women only) – daytime drop-in center for women, children and transgender individuals who experience homelessness and poverty 303.321.4198 www.tgpdenver.org Growing Home- Provides emergency services and prevents poverty and crisis in the future http://www.growinghome.org 303.426.0430 Home Builders Foundation – Provides accessibility solutions and home modification for individuals with disabilities and financial need. 303.551.6721, www.hbfdenver.org Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program – Promotes restoration of existing homes. www.portal.hud.gov LEAP – Low Income Energy Assistance Program – Provides assistance to winter heating costs 303.227.2379, www.co.adams.co.us, Mile High Independent Living Center – Provides services to maximize independence of individuals with disabilities, 303.800.4700 www.mhilc.org Neighborhood Partners (Home Repairs) – 720.946.9022 Personal Affordable Living (PAL) – Establishes high quality, affordable, community housing for adults with Developmental Disabilities. 303.422.5345 www.personalaffordableliving.webs.com Rebuilding Together – Provides home repairs, safety modifications and energy efficiency upgrades to qualified homeowners. 720.524.0840 www.rebuildingdenver.org 20 Sacred Heart House of Denver – A shelter for homeless women and children in Denver. 303.296.6686 www.sacredhearthouse.org Samaritan House- Serve, men, women and children facing homelessness 303.294.7304 www.ccdenver.org/samaritanhouse Seniors’ Resource Center – Provides person-focused, coordinated services to enhance independence, dignity and quality of life. 303.238.8151 www.srcaging.org The Warren Village – For low income, single parent families. 303.321.2345 https://warrenvillage.org Weatherization Services – 303.365.1670 Xcel Energy– 303.571.7511 Legal ADA Hotline / Americans with Disabilities Act - provides technical assistance regarding the law www.ada.gov 1.800.514.0301 Advocacy Denver- A civil rights advocacy organization that includes a center for Special Education Law. www.advocacydenver.org 303.831.7733 Catholic Charities – Immigration attorneys for the indigent and low-income. Free or small fee. www.ccdenver.org/services/immigration-services. 303742-4971 Carrie Ann Lucas – www.disabledparentrights.com 303.363.1131 Casey Williams – Family Matters, Tolison & Williams, 195 Telluride St, Suite 5, Brighton, 303.500.7706, [email protected]. Colorado Legal Services- for low-income Coloradans seeking legal assistance and legal advocates 303.837.1313, www.coloradolegalservices.org Guardianship Alliance of Colorado – Provides information, instruction and guidance about guardianship of adults. 303.228.5382 www.guardianshipallianceofcolorado.org 21 Justice & Mercy Legal Aid Clinic (Christian based)- Addresses practical legal needs of people struggling with poverty and oppression. 303.839.5198 x6 www.milehighmin.org/jamlac Disability Law Services of Colorado - Protects and promotes the rights of people with disabilities and older people through legal representation, advocacy, education and legislative analysis. Provides very limited legal representation and only for very specific issues. www.thelegalcenter.org 303.722.0300 Metro Volunteer Lawyers- Pro Bono arm of the Denver Bar Association providing civil legal services to financially eligible applicants. 303.830.8210, www.metrovolunteerlawyers.org Office for Civil Rights – Serves student populations facing discrimination. 800.421.3481, www.2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr Paula Tomko – Assists clients with bankruptcy and Social Security Disability issues 303.940.0306 www.paulatomkolaw.com Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center – For abused, neglected and at-risk children. 303.692.1165 www.rockymountainhchildrenslawcenter.org Tammara Bauer – Family Matters, Tolison & Williams, 195 Telluride St, Suite 5, Brighton, 303.500.7706, 303.570.5699, [email protected]. University of Denver Law Clinic – Law students practice under a skill lawyer with cases in civil litigation, civil rights, community economic development, criminal defense, environmental law and mediation and arbitration. 303.871.6140, www.lawdu.edu/clinics US Citizenship & Immigration Services – 1.800.375.5283 www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis Wrights Law – Provides information about special education law. www.wrightslaw.com Mental Health Alternatives to Family Violence – Provides comprehensive services to all members of a family experiencing domestic violence, including a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, food, and counseling for women and their 22 children, non-resident counseling programs for women, children and teens. 303.289.4441 www.atfv-adamsco.org Behavioral Healthcare Inc.(BHI) – Manages Medicaid mental health benefits. 720.490.4400 www.bhicares.org Community Reach – Adams County Mental Health Center- Provides mental health recovery services. 303.853.3500 and 303.853.3400, www.communityreachcenter.org Crisis Hotline – Mental Health 844.493.TALK (8255) EMPOWER Colorado – Support, advocacy, education and resources for children with mental health challenges. www.empowercolorado.com 1.866.213.4631 Family Wellness Center- 303.779.1888 Federation Families for Children’s Mental Health – Primary focus is to provide access to appropriate and timely mental health services for children, youth and families. www.coloradofederation.org 877.792.8886 Kempe Center – Center for the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect www.kempecenter.org, 303.864.5250 Mental Health America of Colorado – Provides information regarding mental health. www.mhacolorado.org 1.800.456.3249 NAMI (Colorado) National Alliance on Mental Illness - Education class for parents and caregivers to help better understand, communicate and work with behaviors of children with mental illness. www.namicolorado.org 303.321.3104 Rainbow Center – Mental Health Drop-in Center 2140 E. 88th Ave, Thornton, 80229, 303.287.2902 Suicide Prevention Hotline 303.860.1200, Youth Support Line 303.894.9000 Recreation Adam’s Camp – Provides Intensive Therapy Camps and Adventure Camps for children with disabilities www.adamscamp.org 303.563.8290 23 Adaptive Adventures – 877.679.2770 www.adaptiveadventures.org Broomfield – Paul Derda Recreation Center – includes basketball court, multi-purpose court, playground, swimming pool, volleyball court. 303.460.6900 www.ci.broomfield.co.us Camp Hope – A Christian summer camp for people with physical and developmental disabilities 1.970.484.2508 www.buckhorncamp.org/camphope.html Camp Paha- A summer day program for youth with disabilities. 303.987.7800 www.lakewood.org/paha Camp Santa Maria – Provides family programs, group rentals and getaway weekends during the spring and fall. 303.742.0828 www.ymcacampsantamaria.org Challenger Division – Little League baseball for boys and girls with physical and mental challenges 303-252-0176 Colorado Ice Wizards Hockey – hockey team for children and adults with developmental disabilities http://coloradoicewizards.org/ Colorado Lions Camp – Summer Programs and camps for people with disabilities 8 through Senior Adult. 1.719.687.2087 www.coloradolionscamp.org Discounted State Park Pass “Columbine Pass” –Reduced fee pass for Coloradans with total and permanent disabilities http://parks.state.co.us/PARKSPASSES/Pages/columbinePassInfo.aspx Easter Seals Camp – Provides camping programs and summer day camps. www.co.easterseals.com 303.569.2333 Edge Top Soccer – A soccer program for children/teens with disabilities www.edgesoccer.net 303.403.0902 Free Lifetime Fishing License for disabled http://wildlife.state.co.us/FISHING/DISABLEDACCESSIBILITY/Pages/Disabilit yInformation.aspx Hopes Float – accessible fishing experience for the elderly and disabled http://www.hopesfloat.com/ 24 National Parks “Access” Pass Free for US citizens or permanent residents with permanent disabilities http://www.nps.gov/findapark/passes.htm National Sports Center for the Disabled – Summer and winter activities for people with disabilities. 303.316.1518 North Metro Community Services, Recreation Department/College 4 Life www.nmetro.org 303.457.1001 Out and About – Provides summer camps and after school programs for adults and children with developmental disabilities. www.outabout.org 303.926.6489 Paha Adults Transition (PAT)- Summer day program for adults with disabilities ages 18-25. 303.987.4866 www.lakewood.org/paha Special Olympics of Colorado – Empowering people with intellectual disabilities to realize their full potential and develop skills through yearround sports training and competition. 303.592.1361 www.specialolympicsco.org Spectra- Provides afterschool and summer programs for children with Autism. 303.665.6800 www.spectracenter.org Talking with Technology Camp – Weeklong program developed by Children’s Hospital Colorado for people ages 6 to 21 who use augmentative and alternative communication systems. 303.861.6250 www.childrenscolorado.org Wilderness on Wheels - Colorado mountain environment accessible to all www.wildernessonwheels.wordpress.com YMCA Thornton 303.542.9622 Respite Easter Seals Discovery Clubs 303.569.2333 www.easterseals.com Family First 303.745.0327 www.familiesfirstcolorado.org Give Me A Break Respite Care Program www.cocaf.org/respite-break 25 Megan’s Place – 303.881.4988, www.megansplacellc.org Schlessman YMCA 720.524.2766 www.denverymca.org/schlessman_capital To The Rescue 720.851.2100 www.totherescue.net Therapy Abilities Unlimited – Enhance the rehabilitation process for patients who require prostheses and/or orthoses 303.722.0751, www.auiop.com Amaryllis Therapy Network – Offers occupational, speech and physical therapy for infants through adolescents, and offers classes for parents. 303.433.0852 www.amaryllistherapy.net Assistive Technology Partners – Provides assistive technology information and services. www.assistivetechnologypartners.org 1.800.255.3477 303.315.1280 Autism Therapy Grants – Financial aid for qualified persons. www.autismrelieffoundation.com Children Matter – Speech and Occupational therapy, 303.659.8822 www.childrenmatterco.com Children’s Outreach Project – Offers integrated, quality early childhood and kindergarten education services to typical children and children with developmental delays. Also provides therapeutic services to children in need. www.childrensoutreachproject.org 303.429.0653 Children’s Hospital Therapy Center – Broomfield 720.777.1330 Colorado Therapeutic Riding Center - Longmont 303.652.9131 www.ctrcinc.org Colorado Therapy Associates – Provides high quality assistive technology services, training and products 13428 Marion St, Thornton 80241, 720.317.6679, www.colorado-therapy.com Community Reach Center – varies locations in Adams County for mental health services Northglenn: 303.853.3500 Thornton: 303.853.3500 Brighton: 303.853.3600 www.communityreachcenter.org 26 Developmental Disability Consultants, PC - Mental health, home-based behavior support, counseling, parent training and skills training for children with developmental disabilities, autism and brain injury. www.ddconsultants.org 303.337.2210 Firefly Autism - Private school for children diagnosed with Autism. 303.759.1192 www.fireflyautism.org Flatirons Behavior Services, LLC – behavior analyst for children and adults 720.877.1012 Judy’s House (Grief services for children) 720.941.0331 www.judishouse.org Just For Kids Pediatric OT – 303.941.9985 www.justforkidsot.org Oliver Behavioral Consultants – 12201 Pecos St, Westminster, 720.242.8796 Professional Pediatric Home Care – In-home therapy 303.759.1342 www.periatrichomecare.com Round-up Fellowship – Serves needs of children and adults with developmental disabilities. 2250 S. Oneida St. #22, Denver, 303.757.8008, www.rup.org Scottish Rite Language Disorders Clinic – Programs for prevention and treatment of childhood language disorders. 303.861.2410 www.scottishritefoundation.org Solace Health Care – In-home physical, occupational, and speech therapy for children, 303.432.8487 www.solacehealthcare.com Spectra- Provides various types of therapies, 303.665.8600 www.spectracenter.org STAR Center – Sensory Therapy for children and their families. 303.221.7827 www.spdstar.org Trumpet Behavioral Health – 303.989.8169 University of Colorado at Boulder – Speech, Language and Hearing Center – Offers audiological, speech and language services to children and adults in Boulder and Denver 303.492.5375 www.slhs.colorado.edu 27 Transportation A-Lift- Adams County Community Transit- Provides accessible door-to-door transportation to older adults and persons with mobility impairments 303.235.6972 www.seniorhub.org.alift American Logistics – Serves transit agencies, school districts and the healthcare industry 866-999-3371, www.AmericanLogistics.com The Getting There Guide- A resource guide to transportation services in the Denver area. Available in English and en Español http://www.gettingthereguide.com/ Kids Wheel 303.202.2700 Mobility Services 303.295.3900 RTD-Access-a-Ride 303.299.6000 RTD Discount Fares and Special Discount Card (SDC) http://www.rtddenver.com/discountFares.shtml Via: Mobility Services – Provides bus training and other public transportation; free services. 303.447.2848 www.viacolorado.org 28
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