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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9801 East Colfax Avenue, Aurora CO 80010
Denver Metro
Aurora
Aurora Community Connection offers programs and services designed to celebrate families’ strengths and respond to community needs. They offer every member of the family access to health and education. Contact them for assistance in Parenting support, Adult education, Education programs for youth, Insurance application assistance, Resources and Referrals, Health screenings, Nutrition & wellness programs.
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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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657 W Colorado Avenue Telluride CO 81435
Southwest
Telluride
Bright Futures is dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in the San Juan Region. They improve life outcomes for children by providing support to their families and child care providers during the pivotal period of development. They provide individualized support services and resource navigation to strengthen families and increase resilience and self-sufficiency. Bright Futures works to improve access, availability, and quality of early childhood care and education.
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6 Garden Center Broomfield, CO 80020
Denver Metro
Broomfield
FISH provides a variety of family support services. They serve residents of Broomfield County who earn an annual income that is at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines. They offer services that include Food security, Transportation assistance, Rent and Utility assistance, Family resource services, & a mobile food pantry. They offer both indoor shopping and drive-thru distribution for their Food Pantry.
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429 West 10th Street, Pueblo CO 81003
Southeast
Pueblo
Catholic Charities Diocese of Pueblo serves families regardless of religious, ethnic, social or economic backgrounds. Families in their programs benefit from their 2Gen- approach, which focuses on creating opportunities and addressing needs of both children and their guardians. Their main focus is towards early childhood well-being and education. They help encourage an environment that supports the full potential of the child and helps prepare them for school and beyond. Additional programs they have, provide assistance that helps those with barriers to employment transitional jobs/technical training, Home stability, School readiness, Family support, Life skills, Immigration services, and Child Abuse prevention.
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228 N Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs CO 80903
Southeast
Colorado Springs
Catholic Charities Provides Help and Creates Hope for people who are poor and vulnerable in the Colorado Springs area through the efforts of a wide range of programs and services. They offer family services that include Family counseling, Education, Immigrations services, ESL classes, Legal and Tax assistance, Clothing needs, Shelter referrals, Rent and Utility assistance, and Health Resources.
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3350 Hudson St, Denver CO 80207
Denver Metro
Denver
The Center for African American Health offers African American and Black Metro Denver communities culturally responsive resources that support them in overcoming the root causes of health problems so they can maximize their individual and family health. They provide help to individuals and families in overcoming social, economic, and educational challenges. They assist parents in gaining skills, resources, and the knowledge they need to provide a solid foundation for their children and families. They have new resources available regularly, check their website to stay up to date. They offer Workforce readiness programs, Crisis counseling, Mental health first-aid, Food and Clothing banks, Strengthening Families Program and Many more general services.
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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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Statewide list of every child support office with locations and contact information
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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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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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Southwest
Divide
Community Partnership Family Resource Center offers programs and services that are meant to help strengthen families. They offer in depth resources some of which include Family Development, Parent Enrichment, Healthy Living, Playgroups, GED programs and Community resources.
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822 Grand Avenue, Delta CO 81416
Southeast
Delta
Delta Family Center provides programs and services that revolve around nurturing skills in building a healthy, reliable, and responsible foundation for families. They have unique curated programs like the Backpack Program and the BELA prekindergarten program that focus on growth and development of young children. They also provide courses that promote Healthy lifestyles, as well as encouraging parents to be empowering teachers for their kids, along with Financial Health Classes and other family oriented services.
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4407 Morrison Road, Denver CO 80219
Denver Metro
Denver
The Denver Indian Center Inc. (DICI) provides several programs, including the Honoring Fatherhood Program. The program provides education on parenting classes from the Native perspective, relationship guidance, and employment and money management. Other types of help may also be available. To learn more, call the number below or email thomas@denverindiancenter.org. Participants are able to earn $150 in gift cards and utilize an additional $150 for work clothes, tools etc. through this program. The main theme of the class surrounds making choices and showing fathers that healthy choices not just physical but also emotional, financial, and spiritual.
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1633 Fillmore St, Suite GL2, Denver CO 80206
Denver Metro
Denver
The Denver Indian Family Resource Center was founded in 2000 to respond to the overrepresentation of American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) families involved in the child welfare system. They provide services and community programs to families who self-identify as AI/AN in the Denver area. Additionally, DIFRC provides Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) advocacy to support reunification efforts for families who are involved in the child welfare system. Through consistency and success they have established a revered reputation and demonstrated success in serving as a single point of entry for comprehensive, intensive, and collaborative community-based services to vulnerable AI/AN children and their caregivers.
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1575 Yarmouth Ave, Boulder CO 80304
Denver Metro
Boulder
EFAA provides stabilizing services, innovative programs, and transformative advocacy to strengthen families and create a thriving community. EFAA provides stabilizing services, innovative programs, and transformative advocacy to strengthen families and create a thriving community. As Boulder’s Family Resource Center, they are dedicated towards helping members of the community meet their immediate needs and springboard out of poverty. They assist families with resources like Food assistance, Children's Programs, Financial assistance, Family Housing, Basic needs and Strength based case management.
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600 S St Vrain Ave, Estes Park CO 80517
Northwest
Estes Park
EVICS Family Resource Center supports and promotes quality early childhood services and provides parent education so that all children in the Estes Valley have the care, support, and opportunities necessary to grow, learn, and succeed. They provide services that encourage child development that include Parenting workshops, Childcare provider support & Diaper Banks.
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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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12000 E 47th Ave, Suite 113, Denver CO 80239
Denver Metro
Denver
Families Forward Resource Center (FFRC) is a full service community service center providing supportive services and programs to northeast Denver and north Aurora, CO. FFRC operates as a collaborative organization. No matter what need comes up, either FFRC is prepared to address it, or we have a partnership in place that can provide the necessary support. FRCC offers a variety of resources that include Community health, Youth development, Family development services, Family advocacy, and Kathy's Kamp Summer Camp.
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251 W 4th Street, Silverthorne CO 80498
Northwest
Silverthorne
FIRC works to strengthen local families through education and financial resources. They believe strong sustainable families are the key to a strong and healthy community. They provide the following services Supportive services, Medical & Dental Assistance, Health & Wellness, Food Pantries, Parenting Groups and Events.
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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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120 Main Street, Sterling CO 80751
Northeast
Sterling
The Family Resource Center offers a variety of ongoing programs for parents, guardians, youth, and children that aim to foster the development of healthy family units. They provide Parenting classes, Programs for teens, Family support programs, and a Baby Box Program.
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400 Sopris Ave, Carbondale CO 81623
Northwest
Carbondale
The Family Resource Center of the Roaring Fork Schools is available to connect families to community resources and provide case-management. If you need assistance, or if you are worried about a student or family’s basic needs (food, housing, financial security, health care access, etc.) contact them via email, phone call or visit them in person.
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Fathers.com provides an online resource center with a fathering library and articles about fathering.
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2501 48th Ave, Denver, CO 80216
Denver Metro
Denver
Focus Points Family Resource Center is a non-profit organization committed to serving low-income families in the greater northeast Denver area. Focus Points offers a range of free and low-cost family services covering education, health, economic opportunities and family assistance.
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339 Elm Avenue, Cañon City CO 81212
Southwest
Canon City
Starpoint provides essential services to two vulnerable populations: children – and their families – and adults with cognitive and physical challenges. They have been providing services and support to individuals, families, and communities in Fremont, Chaffee, and Custer counties. Services provided by Starpoint include Adult services, Children services, Family support services, Host homes, Case management, The Starpoint Foundation and many other Resources.
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1129 Colorado Avenue Grand Junction CO 81501
Southwest
Grand Junction
Western Colorado has turned to Hilltop for compassionate and comprehensive human services. We put people first and give them the tools and support they need to face life’s challenges. Their wide-ranging programs offer real world solutions designed to give people of all ages a chance at long-lasting success. The Hilltop Program offers services for Families, Youth, Adults and Seniors.
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540 South 1st Street, Montrose CO 81401
Southwest
Montrose
Western Colorado has turned to Hilltop for compassionate and comprehensive human services. We put people first and give them the tools and support they need to face life’s challenges. Their wide-ranging programs offer real world solutions designed to give people of all ages a chance at long-lasting success. The Hilltop Program offers services for Families, Youth, Adults and Seniors.
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615 Russell Avenue, Walsenburg CO 81089
Southeast
Walsenburg
The Huerfano/Las Animas Family Resource Center provides services and programs that encourage a healthy, stable and thriving family culture. They have various programs that engage parents in developing skills that strengthen a child's development and growth. From Food Banks to Unique strategy lessons in young children, Huerfano/Las Animas Family Resource Center will be able to help you and your growing family.
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495 Florida Road, Durango CO 81301
Southwest
Durango
The La Plata Family Centers Coalition is a community-based organization that delivers high-quality human services in rural Southwest Colorado. La Plata Family Centers Coalition has listened and responded to the current social, emotional, educational, and economic needs of the diverse families in our community. They have provided Emergency services, Colorado community response, Family support services, Parent education, Request service, and a Giving Garden.
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911 State Ave, Alamosa CO 81101
Southwest
Alamosa
La Puente offers families & individuals what they need to heal, strengthen, and ultimately thrive. They provide services that include Emergency shelter, a Food bank network, Crisis prevention services, Adelante family resource center, PALs children's program, Rethreads, Social enterprises, V.E.G.I. and Rural Outreach Initiative.
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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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411 Main Street, Suite 100, Fort Morgan CO 80701
Northeast
Fort Morgan
Morgan County Family Center is an outstanding community resource that helps Eastern Colorado families. They serve the community through Childcare resources, Emergency financial assistance, Family leadership training institute, Family support programs, Parent education programs and support and Other Educational Oppurtunities.
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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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480 E Agate Avenue, Suite 1C, Granby CO 80446
Northwest
Granby
Mountain Family Center has been providing essential services to Grand County for over 40 years. MFC works in collaboration with the County, the school districts, other organizations and agencies, the grocery stores and more to implement the most effective and efficient response possible, and make sure all residents are covered with the resources they need. They provide Hunger relief, Housing/Utility assistance, Cancer-Related services, Thrift store vouchers, Vision/Dental assistance, Family development, Individual development, Nutrition/Wellness education and Special Projects.
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11030 Kitty Drive Conifer, CO 80433
Denver Metro, Northeast
Conifer
Mountain Resource Center is a nonprofit, community-based organization that delivers high quality, integrated health and human services within a 1000 square mile rural mountain area. Serving in West Jefferson, Clear Creek, Gilpin, and Park counties, Mountain Resource Center provides a single point of entry to connect clients with a range of services. Programs and Services include Rental assistance, Basic needs, Emergency financial assistance, Food pantry, Community health, Early childhood/Family education, and Veterans support services.
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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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220 Collyer St., Longmont CO 80501
Denver Metro, Northeast
Longmont
The Outreach United Resource Center, Inc. (OUR Center) has provided critical services such as food, housing, and utilities to help families achieve self-reliance since 1986. They offer “a hand up, not a hand out” to residents of the St. Vrain Valley School District of Colorado. They provide Assistance with groceries, a Culinary arts program, Hospitality care, Personal development programs, Child care/Family forward programs, and a Support Network for further assistance. They also provide a drive-up lunch service that is open daily, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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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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372 14th Street, Burlington CO 80807
Northeast
Burlington
The Prairie Family Center provides the community with education and resources needed to build and support healthy and functional families. They provide programs that nurture parents and children through education services, health/nutritional education, youth education services and other building blocks that assist families. They also have a Thrift Store on location.
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Project Avary is a nonprofit that provides support for kids with an incarcerated parent. The program, which has a six-week commitment, is open to kids ages 10 to 15 and it's free. Small groups meet up together online, along with counselors who all have lived experience with parental incarceration. The meetings are a unique opportunity of connecting with other kids with the same experience of having a parent currently or formerly in prison. To learn more and apply for the program, click on the website link where you'll see the link to their application. You can also call Danielle at 720-600-4925 if you have any questions.
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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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204 S Main Street, Yuma CO 80759
Northeast
Yuma
The Rural Communities Resource Center is a grassroots, nonprofit organization in Northeast Colorado. The Resource Center provides advocacy, education, and support to create systemic change and develop programs that promote the physical, emotional and economic health of the area. They provide the community with family oriented programs that promote Early childhood development through a Literacy program and the Incredible Years Program. Other services include Utility assistance, People's Pantry of the Plains, Food Bank of the Rockies, Dental services and the Nurturing Fathers program.
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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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655 Aspen Ridge Drive Lafayette, CO 80026
Denver Metro, Northeast
Lafayette
Whether you are struggling to cover bills, can’t afford healthy food this month, or are experiencing other hardships, Sister Carmen is here for you! Residents of East Boulder County residing in Lafayette, Louisville, Superior or Erie (in Boulder County) may qualify for their services. Sister Carmen Community Center provides assistance with Advocacy services, Family education programs, Nutrition and healthy living, and Professional development training.
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Studypool provides a directory of resources for parents who have a child with a learning disability.
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310 E Olive St., Lamar CO 81052
Southeast
Lamar
The Cornerstone Resource Center provides resource coordination & referral, developmental screenings, support groups, mentoring, life skills classes and more. The purpose is to help and support families in growing, developing and leading healthy lives. They provide Application assistance, Resource and Referral assistance, Circle of parents, Nurturing fathers, TBRI Caregiver Training, Vroom and Santa for Seniors.
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309 Hickory Street, Unit 5, Fort Collins CO 80524
Northeast, Northwest
Fort Collins
The Family Center/La Familia works alongside diverse families by providing high quality childcare and supportive services, with an emphasis on cultural attunement within the Latinx community. They provide services that include Early childhood education, Family support services, Leadership and Advocacy.
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210 E Main Street, Cortez CO 81321
Southwest
Cortez
The Piñon Project Family Resource Center strengthens our community by providing comprehensive services for children and families. They offer Early childhood programs, Family supportive services, Parenting groups, Youth programs, Diaper and Wipes assistance, and other community involved programs that help nurture families success.
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3131 S. Vaughn Way, #214, Aurora CO 80014
Denver Metro
Aurora
The THRIVE Center provides families with information and skills by educating parents through advising calls, trainings, workshops, collaborating with other agencies, and a comprehensive offering of resources through our website and bi-monthly e-blasts. They provide assistance through various Programs, Workshops, Free resources, Parenting advising programs, Early childhood development services, Health information programs, and Special Education Needs.
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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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512½ N Main Street, Rocky Ford CO 81607
Southeast
Rocky Ford
Tri-County Family Care Center is a center where people with general and emergency needs can immediately find resources that are in the surrounding areas. They connect people to the various services and resources in the community. Some of services offered include Childcare services, Employment assistance, Youth development programs, Financial hygiene, Legal assistance, and Housing assistance.
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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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252 West 1st Street, Akron CO 80720
Northeast
Akron
The Washington County Connections center is a grassroots, nonprofit organization in Northeast Colorado. The Resource Center provides advocacy, education, and support to create systemic change and develop programs that promote the physical, emotional and economic health of the area. They provide the community with family oriented programs that promote Early childhood development through a Literacy program and the Incredible Years Program. Other services include Utility assistance, People's Pantry of the Plains, Food Bank of the Rockies, Dental services and the Nurturing Fathers program.
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253 Main Street, Nucla CO 81424
Southwest
Nucla
The West End Family Link Center help to build stronger, healthier families and individuals in the West End of Montrose and San Miguel counties. They support families by providing Utility assistance, Food banks, Family education programs, Early childhood development, Parenting classes and Home Visiting Programs.
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