Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP)
710 S. Ash St., Denver, CO 80246
Statewide
Denver
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. Income-based child care assistance.
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Colorado Shines
710 S. Ash Street, Denver, CO 80246
Statewide
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. Helps find child care providers! You can also reach the help desk at 844-447-4441
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Mile High Behavioral Healthcare
4242 Delaware St, Denver, CO 80216
Denver Metro
Denver
Mile High Behavioral Healthcare brings a caring, seamless continuum of behavioral healthcare to the most vulnerable in the community—offering affordable care and housing services with focused programs to address life challenges. They offer behavioral healthcare and programs at the home office of their agency, located in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood. They have a facility in Sheridan where they offer integrated care and programs for transgender and gender-expansive individuals. Shelter services and programs are in Aurora, close to the Fitzsimons Medical Complex. MHBHC offers a variety of services that include behavioral health, a housing support team, LGBTQ+ care, recovery support, M.A.T. services and even childcare. Visit their website to get more details on locations.
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Renaissance Children’s Center
1797 Kendall Street, Lakewood CO 80214
Denver Metro
Lakewood
Renaissance Children's Center serves low income families and those experiencing homelessness and is for infants through school-aged children. They are a childcare center serving low income families and those experiencing homelessness for infants through school-aged children. In their safe and stable 6,600 square-foot facility with eight naturally-lit classrooms and two outdoor play areas, your child can learn practical life skills surrounded by highly trained and compassionate teachers who understand the challenges of homelessness and economic instability. 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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Savio
325 King Street, Denver CO 80219
Denver Metro
Denver
Savio is a non-profit organization that supports children and youth by strengthening family relationships. Providing in-home therapeutic treatment to children and their families is at the core of what they do, allowing therapists an understanding to the root causes of a family’s dysfunction and prescribe the right treatment. Other services offered include adolescent services, 24 hour care, child protection, safe care parent support and the Child First program.
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