Denver Metro
A Precious Child provides clothing, household items, hygiene, and other essentials to people with custody of at least one child. You must be referred by another agency such as a nonprofit to get their help. Call the number below and the operator will help you figure out how to get a referral. All visits are by appointment. Ask for the address when you get an appointment.
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Baby Bear Hugs provides free in-home parenting education in northeast Colorado. The regional office is in Yuma, and county offices are located in Elbert, Lincoln, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, and Washington counties. Offices provide support for parents, information on child development, school readiness, and more. Services are for expectant parents through children up to three years old. Click on website for more information and County Offices for contact information for each office.
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3605 Martin Luther King Blvd, Denver CO 80205
Denver Metro
Denver
Bright by Three offers free classes for parents and caregivers of children up to age three at the Clayton Early Learning Campus in Denver. Their website has more information, including a program that will text you parenting games, tips, and resources.
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325 North El Paso Street, Colorado Springs CO 80903
Southeast
ColoradoSprings
The Center on Fathering in Colorado Springs provides fathering classes, support groups, links to community resources, help with court involvement, and more. Moms are also welcome. All classes are free, and you don't need to be involved with the Department of Human Services to work with the Center. Some classes are offered during afternoon and evening hours.
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The Colorado Judicial Branch website explains how to change a child support order. Click on the website link to find forms and information. You'll also see information about Self-Help centers. Every courthouse has a self-help center where you can get help with these forms. You will not get legal advice though.
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Colorado Child Care Assistance Program can help pay part of the cost of child care if you qualify. The amount you pay is based on what you earn and varies by county. CCCAP is provided through each county’s DHS Office of Early Childhood Division. You can check with that office in person or apply online using Colorado PEAK. See the Human Services section on remerg.com for information on Department of Human Services offices and how to find your county office.
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The Colorado Child Support Services Program helps to set up child support orders, collect and distribute child support payments, change orders, establish parentage, locate parents, and provide community resources. The program oversees all of Colorado's 64 county child support offices. Their website will help you find your county office (they're usually located in a Department of Humans Services office). Child support orders are established and managed at county support offices. You need to contact your county office and make an appointment with a technician in order to take care of a child support order or request an adjustment.
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Colorado Dads website provides an extensive statewide list of fatherhood programs. Click on the website, then search under Fatherhood Programs. Use their Region search for a full list with links. They also have information on job searching as well as tips and resources to help you be a good father, and more. Their number is answered by Families First.
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The Colorado Judicial Branch website has info on family law topics, including child custody, paternity, grand-parenting visitation, and parenting rights.
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Colorado courthouses have Self-Help centers where you can get help with forms and understanding the legal process for child support issues. They can’t give legal help, but they can help you understand the process.
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Colorado courthouses have Self-Help centers where you can get help with forms and understanding the legal process for child support issues. They can’t give legal help, but they can help you understand the process.
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Colorado Legal Services provides help with family and children legal matters, including child custody and guardianship cases. There are 14 offices located throughout Colorado. Click on the website under Contact Us for these locations and contact information. The website also tells more about the other legal help you may qualify for from Colorado Legal Services.
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Colorado Parenting Matters is a parenting education and advocacy group. Their website has a section called Parenting Tips full of great advice covering almost forty topics, from television to discipline to abuse.
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Colorado Shines is a nonprofit that helps you find quality child care. Their website has advice and a checklist on how to find a provider, as well as a search tool. It also has many resources for families. Look in the For Families section and Find Quality Child Care. You can also call them the Child Care Referral Line at 877-338-2273 for information.
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2163 S Yosemite, Denver CO 80231
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Denver
Families First at Shiloh House provides free Circle of Parents support groups, helps parents find parenting classes, provides referrals to classes, and problem solving tips. They also provide community resources and referrals. The support line is answered 7 days a week from 10am-10pm.
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Family court facilitators can help you complete or close a custody case. Click on the website for a statewide list of facilitators. You can then call a facilitator and ask for help. Be sure to have your case number when you call.
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There are 32 family resource centers that provide services to families in 48 Colorado counties. Click on the website for a current list of every family resource center and contact information. The Centers are a safe place for you to learn about services in your community. The website also has resources for families.
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Fathers.com provides an online resource center with a fathering library and articles about fathering.
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4008 Cook Street, Denver CO 80216
Denver Metro
Denver
Men Behaving Dadly provides educational information about the court system, child support, parenting, co-parenting, and the role of various agencies. They also provide classes and groups. Call for more information.
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Motheread is a national literacy organization for parents to encourage listening and reading. Their website offers downloadable tips in both English and Spanish on how to read aloud with your children as well as downloadable books and much more.
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1330 Fox Street, Denver CO 80204
Denver Metro
Motherwise provides free happy relationship classes for women during pregancy and after a baby is born. They coach women to know themselves, what a healthy relationship is, communication skills, and connecting with a new baby. Transportation, meals, and childcare are all provided for free, plus you can earn prepaid Visa debit cards (more than $200) for attending their classes.
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An estimated 7.2 million children in America have a parent in prison or jail. The National Resource Center on Children and Families of the Incarcerated provides fact sheets, research, and resource info for children in America with a parent in prison or jail.
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800 Grant Center, Suite 200, Denver CO 80203
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Denver
Parent Possible promotes programs and classes that address family well-being. Their locations, called HIPPY, are listed on the website under HIPPY.
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1797 Kendall Street, Lakewood CO 80214
Metro Denver
Lakewood
Renaissance Children's Center serves low income families and those experiencing homelessness and is for infants through school-aged children. To apply for enrollment, please call the center directly at 303-237-6132. Available space is first prioritized for Colorado Coalition for the Homeless families and all other families receiving the Child Care Assistance Program second. If there is no space for your child, they can be placed on a waiting list for the first available space in their age group.
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Safecare Colorado is a free parent support program for parents and caregivers of children age five and under. The website has links to family support programs, Head Start programs, and much more. You may call for information, as well.
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Sesame Street has produced several videos that feature a character whose parent is incarcerated. Click on the website to learn more about their initiative. Click on Topics to see the many other subjects covered by Sesame Street in its unique way.
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Sesame Street has produced videos and resources that approach the issue of parental addiction. Click on the website to learn more.
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Studypool provides a directory of resources for parents who have a child with a learning disability.
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2600 S Parker Road, Building 3-332, Aurora CO 80014
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Aurora
THRIVE Center helps parents of children with special needs with information and training about disabilities, including children’s rights under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. THRIVE provides workshops on a number of topics, and they're available to give advice over the phone.
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Vroom is a really fun website that teaches you how to have fun with your children any time of the day, and how to turn those moments into brain building moments.
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