employment, senior
800 Grant Street, Suite 201, Denver CO 80203
Denver Metro
Denver
AARP's Senior Community Service Employment Program helps low-income, unemployed individuals aged 55+ find work. Their help can increase your skills, build self-confidence, and place you with a local nonprofit or public agency where you will earn a modest salary. AARP Foundation will also help the job seeker 55 and older who has been justice-involved. Call to learn more and get started with their help.
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sex offense support, sex offenses resource
PO Box 103392, Denver CO 80250
Denver Metro, Southeast
Denver, Colorado Springs
Advocates for Change is a nonprofit advocacy group formed by families and loved ones of those charged and/or convicted of a sex offense. They believe that some of the best support comes from individuals and family members who have been through similar struggles. General meetings are held in Denver and Colorado Springs on a regular basis that offer informative speakers and a place to meet others who may have helpful information to offer. Meeting schedule and locations are posted on the website.
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locations are statewide--call for help finding resources
Statewide
Colorado has a network of twelve Aging and Disability Resources Colorado (ADRC) offices that provide information and help with accessing resources in these areas of need. Call the number below and enter your zip code. You'll be routed to the ADRC for your area of the state. It's that easy!
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alzheimer's, dementia, senior
24/7 helpline provides resource information
The Alzheimer’s Association of Colorado is the premier source of information and support for Coloradans living with dementia and their families and caregivers. The Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline (800.272.3900) is available around the clock, 365 days a year. Through this free service, specialists and master’s-level clinicians offer confidential support and information to people living with dementia, caregivers, families and the public.
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re-entry, recidivism
Statewide
The Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) empowers formerly and currently incarcerated people to thrive by providing a support network, comprehensive services, and opportunities to advocate for policy change.
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sex offense resource
Statewide
The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers is an international organization dedicated to making society safer by preventing sexual abuse. ATSA promotes sound research, effective evidence-based practice, informed public policy, and collaborative community strategies that lead to the effective assessment, treatment, and management of individuals who have sexually abused or are at risk to abuse.
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entrepreneur, re-entry
1644 Platte St, Ste. 400, Denver, CO 80202
formerly Defy Colorado
Denver Metro
Denver
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization that prides itself in transforming the lives of people with criminal histories and the community’s perception of the incarcerated population. Our holistic approach includes an in-facility career education program, community engagement, re-entry support, a fair opportunity hiring program, and criminal justice advocacy initiatives. We believe in humans, and in our shared humanity because we know that every person deserves to be seen, heard, and challenged to rise above their past to break through to a better tomorrow.
We believe in humans and our shared humanity. A person is more than their past—and we can redefine our futures for the better. Change doesn’t just happen; it’s made. Through compassion, connection, and community, we empower individuals who have been incarcerated to embrace new possibilities and realize their true potential. Because old limitations and outdated perceptions are meant to be challenged.
At this time, Breakthrough only offers services to our program graduates. If you are a Breakthrough (formerly Defy Colorado) graduate and released from prison, please contact us to learn more about the type of help we offer on the outside.
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employment, re-entry
940 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203
Denver Metro
Denver
The Colorado Department of Corrections has a Community Reentry Center that provides help preparing for and finding a job. The Community Reentry Center is for people on parole only, although they may be able to provide resource information. COVID-19 UPDATE: PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WORKING VIRTUALLY SINCE THE EPIDEMIC BUT MAY BE RETURNING TO THE OFFICE IN EARLY JUNE.
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clothing, day shelter, food, laundry, showers
850 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203
Denver Metro
Denver
Christ's Body Ministries provides respite care, a day shelter, food, clothing, showers, laundry, and more. The day shelter has not been operating during the pandemic.
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job preparation, Life skills, parenting program, transitional housing, WAGEES re-entry
2415 Lake Avenue, Pueblo CO 81004
Southeast
Pueblo
Christlife Ministries provides transitional housing, parenting program, job preparation, and life skills. Christlife Ministries is a WAGEES re-entry provider for people leaving prison in Colorado.
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The Clean Slate Initiative is a national bipartisan coalition advancing policies to automatically clear all eligible criminal records across the United States. Check out their website for partner resources!
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criminal justice news
PO Box 1911, Santa Fe, NM 87504
Statewide
The Coalition publishes a newsletter online that you can print off and mail into friends and family members.
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sex offense support, sex offenses resource
Statewide
CSOR provides information and support for people convicted of a sexual offense and their family members. The organization supports those who have committed a sexual offense and their families and friends through the establishment of a coalition of organizations and individuals providing different kinds of support.
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abolish death penalty
Statewide
The mission of Coloradans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (CADP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing smart alternatives in order to abolish capital punishment. It consists of concerned citizens, religious leaders, political leaders, criminal defense lawyers, and relatives of murder victims. Click on website to learn more and sign up for their newsletters.
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criminal justice reform
1212 Mariposa Street, #6, Denver CO 80204
Statewide
Denver
CCJRC is a nonprofit organization with the mission to eliminate the overuse of the criminal justice system and advance community health and safety. CCJRC advocates for holistic, effective, and just public safety strategies.
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CO-CURE, criminal justice reform
southern chapter
Statewide
Colorado-CURE is a nonprofit that works to provide information and support to thousands of prisoners and their families and loved ones in Colorado. Contact Michael Dell at SpikeCo558@gmail.com for the latest info on meeting plans.
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CO-CURE, criminal justice reform
northern chapter
Northeast
Colorado-CURE is a nonprofit that works to provide information and support to thousands of prisoners and their families and loved ones in Colorado. Northern Colorado-CURE contact is Nick Boyd at nick1951mihi@hotmail.com for current info on meeting plans.
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CO-CURE, criminal justice reform
state chapter
Statewide
Colorado-CURE is a nonprofit that works to provide information and support to thousands of prisoners and their families and loved ones in Colorado. Contact Dianne Tramutola-Lawson at Dianne@ColoradoCURE.org for the latest info on meeting plans. State chapters usually meet on the 4th Wednesday of the month, but are just starting up via Zoom.
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CO-CURE, criminal justice reform
western slope chapter
Statewide
Colorado-CURE is a nonprofit that works to provide information and support to thousands of prisoners and their families and loved ones in Colorado. Contact JoLynn Dorman at josmela@gmail.com for the latest info on meeting plans.
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aging, resources, senior
Statewide list of agencies to call for help--we provide link to all phone numbers and map!
Statewide
Colorado has fourteen Agencies on Aging across the state. Each Agency on Aging provides help and information about resources in their area.
CLICK ON THE PDF LINK FOR THE MAP AND LIST OF AGENCIES WITH THEIR NUMBERS. Click on the website link to go to the Colorado Department of Human Services
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restorative justice
Statewide
Common Justice develops and advances solutions to violence that transform the lives of those harmed and foster racial equity without relying on incarceration. The Common Justice model is restorative-justice based and works at the local and national level.
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re-entry help
Connections Prison Ministry, PO Box 64261, Colorado Springs CO 80962
Statewide
Connections Prison Ministry (CPM) is a faith-based nonprofit ministry with the ultimate purpose of sharing Jesus through relationships with individuals and their families who struggle with incarceration. As relationships are built, CPM offers assistance with resources for employment, transportation, housing, cellphones, clothing, food, basic household supplies, mentorship, counsel and connections to the local church.
Incarcerated men and women in most Colorado prisons can request a “Connections Prison Ministry” application through the facility Chaplain’s office. Family members and friends can also download and print a copy from the website and mail it to an incarcerated person. Completed applications should be mailed to Connections Prison Ministry, PO Box 64261, Colorado Springs CO 80962. It's best if Connections is contacted with an application prior to someone's release from prison. You can click on the PDF button below to open and print the application.
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jobs, mentoring, re-entry, support
2839 W 44 Avenue, Denver CO 80211
Denver Metro
Denver
Denver Dream Center provides the THRIVE program, which is a re-entry ministry that helps men return to their community. They offer bible studies, and a number of other programs. For their clients, they provide help re-establishing family connections, help getting a job, and connections to health care. They also offer volunteer opportunities, character development classes, and a food, clothing and household item bank called Dream Closet. Their Families in Transition (FIT) program supports single moms.
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native american
4407 Morrison Road, Denver CO 80219
Denver Metro
Denver
The Denver Indian Center Inc. (DICI) is an urban cultural gathering center for the American Indian/ Alaska Native community of the Denver Metro area, but it is also a community center for everyone. All are welcome. DICI provides programs that support the Native youth and community, including the justice-involved, with a food bank, a fantastic Workforce Program, Fatherhood Program, COVID-19 resources, and more. DICI has partnered with Metro Volunteer Lawyers in the past to deliver monthly free legal clinics and hopes to also provide those again soon.
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The Denver Justice Project (DJP) seeks to end mass incarceration, transform law enforcement, and seek racial justice. Click on the pdf link to see their booklet "Know Your Rights."
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Be sure to check out this opportunity!
Be sure to check out the section on Remerg.com that lists all of the DVR offices. If you have any disability, including a learning disability or PTSD, you may qualify for their help.
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boots, bus tokens, clothes, hygiene, ID, job
4045 Wadsworth Blvd, Ste 310, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Denver Metro
Wheat Ridge
Doing His Time Prison Ministry provides faith-based re-entry help for men and women coming out of incarceration. Their 72 Hour Fund provides people on probation or parole with clothes, boots, bus tokens, backpacks with hygiene items, ID document help, and job opportunities. Their Barn-a-Bus program provides low-cost/no-cost transportation for family members to get to and from correctional facilities. You can reserve a seat on the bus by calling the number listed. For all services, please call for an appointment. Walk-ins are okay, but appointments are preferred.
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WAGEES Women's Pilot Program
1600 York Street, Denver CO 80206
WAGEES Women's Pilot Program for women living in the denver metro area
Denver Metro
Denver
WAGEES Programs provide re-entry services to people who have been, or are about to be, released from a correctional facility. Through this program, The Empowerment Program and Stout Street Health Center work together to provide medical, behavioral health, and vocational support services, free of charge. Current Re-Entry Services include case management, supportive services, integrative health services, medications, MAT Program, and healthcare. Within a month of your release, you may ask your DOC Case Manager to contact the WAGEES Women's Pilot Program, or you can call after your release. Use the numbers below.
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education, employment, health, HIV-AIDs, housing, WAGEES re-entry
1600 York St, Denver CO 80206
Denver Metro
Denver
Empowerment Program provides education, employment assistance, health, housing referrals, and support services for women who are in disadvantaged positions due to incarceration, poverty, homelessness, HIV/AIDS infection, and/or involvement in the criminal justice system. Call to make an appointment for their orientation which is held every Wednesday at 1:30pm. All services are free. LGBTQ friendly. Safety, support, trauma-informed help, relapse prevention, peer educators: they're all at Empowerment. EP is also a WAGEES grant provider of re-entry services for women coming out of prison.
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criminal justice reform
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FAMM’s mission is to create a more fair and effective justice system that respects our American values of individual accountability and dignity while keeping our communities safe.
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mentoring, resources
PO Box #4751, Boulder CO 80306
Denver Metro
Boulder
Focus Reentry provides mentors for men and women incarcerated in the Boulder County Jail before, during, and after their release and reentry into the community. Focus is currently providing services by appointment. Call Jane or Lani at the numbers below. They might be able to help you with a phone, backpack, help getting ID documents, signing up for benefits, and other resource connections.
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re-entry
PO Box 726, Fort Collins, CO 80522
Northeast
Fort Collins
Freedom Fellowship has a ministry that's been going into several prisons. They will help people returning to this area. You must leave a message at the number and they’ll call you back. Their counselor may be able to help you find resources, and they also offer Sunday afternoon services.
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education, family relations, housing, jobs, mentoring, re-entry, support
7009 South Potomac, Suite 110, Centennial CO 80112
Denver Metro
Centennial
Get On Your Feet is a nonprofit that provides many services for justice-involved people, including job readiness and job connections, mentorship, relationship building for family and friends of the incarcerated, housing assistance, and education workshops to get you ready for college. Call to learn more about their services.
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jail ministry, prison ministry
Good News places Christian chaplains in prisons and jail throughout the country. They've just launched a virtual gathering feature on their website. Click on the website link to go to that page. Then scroll down the page to the bottom for links to Canon City for Arrowhead Correctional Center and La Plata County Jail.
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employment, housing, re-entry, WAGEES
242 Conifer St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
Northeast
Fort Collins
Homeward Alliance’s Re-entry Program is located inside The Murphy Center. As a WAGEES grant recipient, their re-entry program provides employment services, resource navigation and housing connections to individuals exiting the Colorado Department of Corrections.
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and familes, re-entry, residential living for men, WAGEES, women
212 N. 3rd Street, Sterling CO 80751
Northeast
Sterling
Hope House of Sterling provides a safe and healthy haven for men, women, and families in northeast Colorado. Their Division Campus is for women and families and fully furnished. Their 3rd Street Campus is for single men and provides shared bedrooms with a shared kitchen and dining area. They are a WAGEES community partner and work with people coming out of DOC as well as with people on probation (and other situations on a case-by-case basis). Services include case management, connections to resources, classes, group therapy, faith-based services, life skills, and much more. You will need to fill out an application to be accepted. Call to learn more and to ask for an application.
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advocacy, criminal justice issues
Statewide
The Human Rights Defense Center is a non-profit organization that advocates on behalf of the human rights of people held in U.S. detention facilities. They provide Prison Legal News as well as other information about advocacy and litigation. Click on Email List on their website to sign up for their free newsletter.
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education, employment, entrepreneur, gang
5405 East 33rd Avenue, Denver CO 80207
Denver Metro
Denver
IEG provides programs in education, employment, and entrepreneurship. They can help you get out of a gang, make different choices, provide mentoring and help finding a job, improve your education, develop a career, become an entrepreneur, and more. Walk-ins are welcome.
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employment
1324 10th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631
Northeast
Greeley
Jobs of Hope, Inc. was founded in 2013 for the purpose of providing support for men seeking to reenter the community and obtain a better quality of life. They write: "We are a faith-based non-profit focused on working to help gentlemen coming out of incarceration and/or gang-involvement leave behind years of legal problems. We believe that through Jesus’ love, case management, life skills training, assistance with employment and education we can be a bridge for our participant to reconnect with their families and community and vice-versa, to help our community engage with our participants and share our vision of seeing their potential to become positive and productive members of society." Call the number below or email info@jobsofhope.org and ask for an appointment to get started. If you don't have a phone or computer, you can also drop in and make an appointment for a later date.
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IT, reentry, training
4800 Baseline Road, E104 #386, Boulder CO 80303
Statewide
Boulder
Justice Reskill is a nonprofit organization that works to secure greater opportunity and long-term financial stability for the justice-involved community. Their free reskilling platform teaches both technical and essential skills to provide a new pathway towards lasting career success in the IT field. They believe in supporting people as their whole selves (rather than focusing on singular skills), which guides everything they do from their accessible learning platform and diverse speaker programming, to their vibrant network of support made of folks with similar lived experiences. They offer their programs in partnership with the Department of Corrections as well as many Colorado reentry community partners. If you would like to learn more, please email info@justicereskill.com or call the number listed below.
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mentoring, re-entry help
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K. Project Freedom helps men and women coming out of prison. Their goal is to help as many people as they can to be successful after getting out. You can call them at any time of the day or night, and they will try to help. This is a new and small organization, but their heart is big, and they will try to help with what you need, including help finding a job, transportation, hygiene items, clothing, and much more. Founder Kalena Rodriguez says you can call her even if it's just to talk because you're afraid of relapsing.
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re-entry support
16 N Union Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80962
Southeast
Colorado Springs
Lessons for LIfe Ministries provides Prison Talk's Lessons for Life, a free downloadable program for people following release from incarceration. Click on the website link to access the program. They also currently meet on Thursday nights from 7:00pm – 8:30pm at 16 N. Union in Colorado Springs.
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prison ministry
Southeast
Colorado Springs
Lessons for Life works with people during and after incarceration to aid in their personal journey with God. This includes evangelism, discipleship, and leadership. Call for more information or you may email gary@garyskinner.com.
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case management, counseling, jobs, Life skills, mentoring, resource connections, WAGEES
1212 Mariposa Street, Denver, CO 80204
Denver Metro
Denver
Life-Line works with people of all ages who struggle with substance abuse and/or are transitioning out of gangs or incarceration. They provide counseling, mentoring, case management, pro-social activities, life skills, resource connections, career exploration and job readiness training. Life-Line is a WAGEES grant provider of re-entry help for people coming out of prison. They specialize in programs that support fatherhood, gang disengagement, substance abuse, and aggression replacement.
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PO Box 835, Marion IA 52302
Statewide
Lifers, The Transformation is a collaborative group of numerous non-profit agencies dedicated to prison reform and ending LWOP in Iowa and other states. Click on their website to learn more.
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clothing bank, connections to medical and mental health care, emergency shelter, financial assistance, food pantry, housing assistance, transportation, WAGEES re-entry services
241 Justice Center Road, Canon City CO 81212
Southeast
Canon City
Loaves & Fishes Ministry in Fremont County provides a food pantry, emergency shelter, housing assistance, transportation, connections to medical and mental health care, and financial assistance. Loaves & Fishes is a WAGEES grant recipient and provides re-entry services for people leaving prison in Colorado.
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counseling, food
1380 Ammons St, Lakewood, CO 80214
Denver Metro
Lakewood
Mean Street Ministries is a faith-based nonprofit serving the homeless and the working poor along West and East Colfax Avenue. They provide counseling, street outreach, showers, a food bank and a café. Look for their resource guide on their website.
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food, hygiene, re-entry
1336 Elm Avenue, Canon City CO 81212
Southwest
Canon City
Mercy Today Ministries provides a free lunch every Tuesday from 11am-1pm and the food bank is open on Tuesdays from 10am-1pm. They work with DOC on pre-release and re-entry and provide backpacks, hygiene, and mentoring by appointment. You may write them at PO Box 1973, Cañon City, CO 81215 or call before you get out.
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sex offenses resource
statewide
NARSOL opposes dehumanizing registries and works to eliminate discrimination, banishment, and vigilantism against persons accused or convicted of sexual offenses. Their website has many resources. Note: NARSOL will not provide legal assistance, legal advice or attorney recommendations.
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criminal justice reform
100R Warren Street, Roxbury MA 02119
Statewide
The mission of the National Council is to end incarceration of women and girls. They do this by providing a membership platform of technical support, complex coalition building, and comprehensive resources that assist local initiatives to organize toward the shared goal of shifting from a criminal legal system to one based on human justice.
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From their website, the Offender Alumni Association describes its mission as creating "a network of former offenders who inspire each other to reduce recidivism, develop healthy relationships within their communities, and provide opportunities for social, economic, and civic empowerment." Based in Alabama.
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employment, housing
1567 Marion Street, Denver, CO 80218
Denver Metro
Denver
Open Door Ministries helps with employment services (job skill readiness, resumes, computer skills, interviewing skills) and referrals to services, transitional housing opportunities for men and women, and a Colorado Mental Wellness Network peer support specialist.
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criminal justice issues, prisoners' rights
Statewide
Prison Legal News provides a newsletter that reports on criminal justice issues with an emphasis on prisoners' rights. Click on website and look for the box where you can sign up for their free email newsletter.
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children of incarcerated parents
Online community for children with Incarcerated Parents
Statewide
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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Boulder, reentry
1777 6th Street, Boulder CO 80302
Denver Metro
Boulder
If you have a case with the Boulder DA's office, Deb Smith will help you navigate resources. This is an innovative program for a district attorney's office to provide, so just because it's inside a DA's office, don't be afraid to reach out to get help. Deb can help you navigate resources like housing, treatment, and more. She can also help you navigate the system. Call the number below or email Deb at dsmith@bouldercounty.org to set up an appointment.
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justice organizations
The mission of the REFORM Alliance is to dramatically reduce the number of people who are unjustly under the control of the criminal justice system – starting with probation and parole. They are working to change laws, policies, hearts and minds. Click on their website to learn more and to connect. Their Facebook page is a good way to follow the group.
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represent Us brings conservatives, progressives, and everyone in between to work on state and local laws that fix our broken elections system. They work to end political corruption, extremism and gridlock.
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mentoring
1385 S Colorado Blvd, Bldg A, Ste 300, Denver, CO 80222
Denver Metro
Denver
Restoring Connections, formerly called the Center for Spirituality at Work, provides mentoring for incarcerated women through Making Choices. Upon release, graduates of their mentoring program participate in advocacy efforts and help to train new volunteers.
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employment, resources, work clothing
1400 N. Williams Street (inside Althea Center), Denver CO 80218
Denver Metro
Denver
Saint Francis Center Employment Services works with individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness and those that are currently or previously justice involved. They address barriers to employment, providing comprehensive case management and workforce development. They also offer a rapid re-housing program, direct support, and transportation assistance. Guests are welcome to utilize their full service computer lab. All resources are available to guests once they have completed a one time orientation, held every Tuesday and Thursday at 9:00 am. Please call to get started.
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justice organization
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#SchoolsNotPrisons is an online community leading a campaign to end mass incarceration. The organization uses art, music, culture and activism as a means of messaging and partnering with communities that are hardest hit by mass incarceration. You can subscribe to their mailing list via their website, take action by submitting your story, and learn about their events. Their Facebook page is a good way to follow the group.
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addictions counseling, clothing, counseling, family relationship, food, housing, jobs, mentoring, transportation, WAGEES
224 Potomac Street, Aurora, CO 80011
Denver Metro
Aurora
Second Chance Center provides formerly incarcerated people and their network with education, resources, and support to successfully re-enter the community and cultivate a rewarding life. Services provided include mentoring, cognitive restructuring, pre-release and post-release planning, housing connections, employment services, transportation, addiction counseling, relationship counseling, fitness training, mental health services, food and clothing, and art therapy.
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Denver County jail, re-entry, reeentry
1391 Delaware Street, Denver CO 80204
Denver Metro
Denver
Second Chance Center in the City is located at 1391 Delaware St. right across the street from the city jail and next door to Subway. They are dedicated to helping individuals who are released from Denver city or county jail connect to better housing, employment opportunities, industry approved training, vocational training, transportation assistance, behavioral health assistance (mental health, substance use treatment), food relief, care management, mentoring, sober living, harm reduction services, and many other services. If you have been released from Denver city or county jail within the last year they can help you! Business hours and phone number are listed below. You do not need an appointment to see them!
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employment, training, women
3500 South Logan Street, Englewood CO 80113
Denver Metro
Englewood
Second Chances Denver helps women coming out of jail and prison learn valuable job skills and receive life skills guidance and technology education from volunteer coaches and peer mentors in a safe community. Their focus area includes Englewood, Sheridan, Littleton, and western Centennial. To get started, you must call the number below or email Claire at claire@secondchancesdenver.org. Their focus is women, especially single mothers and grandmothers.
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apprenticeship program, food and clothing, health enrollment, HIV/Aids services, mental health program, services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, WAGEES re-entry program
200 South Sheridan Boulevard, Denver CO 80226
Denver Metro
Denver
Servicios de la Raza is a bilingual nonprofit that provides outpatient mental health and substance use services to underserved and uninsured populations. Their approach is very flexible and understanding of individual paths and they can offer you a multitude of clinical approaches that promote healthy outcomes. This newly added location is also a WAGEES funded provider & they can assist you with Re-Entry Services.
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apprenticeship program, food and clothing, health enrollment, HIV/Aids services, mental health program, services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, WAGEES re-entry program
3131 West 14th Avenue, Denver CO 80204
Denver Metro
Denver
Servicios de la Raza is a bilingual nonprofit that provides many different programs, including health enrollment; basic emergency services such as food and clothing, mental health program, HIV/Aids services, services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and an apprenticeship program for people wanting a job in the trades. Servicios is a WAGEES grant recipient and provides a re-entry program for people leaving prison in Colorado.
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clothing, food, housing, utility
655 Aspen Ridge Dr, Lafayette, CO 80026
Denver Metro
Lafayette
Sister Carmen Community Center helps East Boulder County families with food, clothing, utility assistance, and rental assistance.
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community org, food, jobs, Rocky Ford
208 N Main Street, Rocky Ford CO 81067
Southwest
Rocky Ford
Small Town Project provides a shared workspace with the use of computers, Fiber-Internet, printers, and fax machines. They provide technical assistance to help with job search, resume building, career exploration, small business startup, and access to other local resources. They also provide a food pantry with healthy foods and organic hygiene products. Small Town Project is open to all people in southeast Colorado regardless of income, place of residence or citizenship status. WAGEES Southeast Health Group in La Junta refers people to Small Town Project for their services.
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sex offenses resource
Statewide
The SOL Research website was established to provide factual information about sex laws and their effects on people and society.
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clothes, education, employment, housing, ID documents, re-entry, recovery, shoes, tools, WAGEES
711 Barnes Avenue, La Junta CO 81050
Southeast
La Junta
Southeast Health Group is a WAGEES grant provider of re-entry services. They cover six counties in southeast Colorado: Crowley, Kiowa, Otero, Bent, Prowers, and Baca. Services include goal-setting, connections toward those goals such as employment, recovery, housing, ID documents, clothes, shoes and tools for work, education, and more. Call to make an appointment.
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basic hygiene, employment, family reunification, MAT services, re-entry, recovery
Southeast, Southwest
The southern Colorado criminal resource navigator helps people in southern Colorado connect to resources and help in 12 counties, from Mineral to Prowers. You don't have to be justice-involved. She'll help any human being with anything. She has basic hygiene, family reunification, recovery and MAT services, employment, and many more connections. Call and leave a message and she'll get back to you within a day or two.
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12000 E 47th Avenue, Denver CO 80239
Denver Metro
Denver
Struggle of Love Foundation helps disadvantaged youth and families, providing opportunities and support in the community. They have a weekly food pantry, sports and mentoring program, and more.
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acu-detox, reentry, transgender, transwomen, trauma, treatment
14211 E 4th Avenue, Aurora CO 80011
Denver Metro
Aurora
The Don't Look Back Center provides a number of different programs for disadvantaged women & transwomen including therapy for addiction and trauma, care management for client wellness and autonomy, a transgender outreach program T.O.P. specifically for transwomen, CCAR certified recovery coaches, acu-detox treatments, and DUI education and therapy. Women & transwomen who've been in the justice system as well as self referals are very welcome. The Don't Look Back Center also provides House of Rahab, a shared living program where women and transwomen may find a safe haven together. The house provides life skills, cooking, HIV education / prevention, art therapy, naloxone classes, and a 12 step program. It costs $600 per month with a $125 administrative fee. Call to find out more about any of their services. The Center is located in Building 3, Suite 305.
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wrongful conviction
Statewide
The Innocence Project works to exonerate the wrongly convicted through DNA testing and to reform the criminal justice system to prevent future injustice.
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Sponsored by The Marshall Project
Statewide
The Language Project, sponsored by The Marshall Project, helps everyone understand the importance of what we call people when we're discussing those who are involved in the system. Words matter, and not using people-first language further dehumanizes people who are incarcerated, or formerly incarcerated. Click on the website link to read their new style guidance.
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criminal justice news
Statewide
The Marshall Project is a nonprofit journalism website that provides criminal justice news from many different locations, all on one email delivered directly to you. Click on their website to subscribe for their free newsletter.
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re-entry, treatment
2324 Federal Blvd., Unit #A, Denver CO 80211
Denver Metro
Denver
The Other Side Academy provides a 2-year residential self-help community for men and women who have hit rock bottom, usually from a lifetime of addiction and criminal behavior who want to learn a better way to live. The program provides free long-term residential housing and vocational training, education and basic life skills to former drug/alcohol abusers, homeless and others in a family-like community. Their goal is to help you gain the life skills you need to stay employed and return to society. Call, write, or walk in to get started.
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education, employment, financial literacy, GED, health, mentoring, parenting, WAGEES
210 E Main Street, Cortez CO 81321
Southwest
Cortez
The Pinon Project is a family resource center that provides help with family programs (parenting support, check and connect for youth, helping at-risk children, fatherhood programs, support group for parents with children with challenging behaviors and diagnosis, safe care for infant care, supervised visitation and emergency services for those facing eviction or a utility crisis). As a WAGEES grant recipient, they can refer you to help with finding a job, housing, education, peer group, and other programs in the area. COVID-19 UPDATE: They are providing support by phone and virtual classes. You may call for help with community resources.
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employment, housing, re-entry help, WAGEES
402 Kimbark Street, 2nd floor, Longmont CO 80501
Denver Metro
Longmont
The Reentry Initiative (TRI) provides pre-release training and transitional planning inside Denver Women’s Correctional Facility. For women who complete TRI’s program, TRI provides transportation the day of release, help getting essentials the first 72 hours, and help connecting to reentry resources such as housing and employment. TRI provides housing to women graduating from their pre-release program at their 3-bedroom apartment in Longmont. TRI is also a recipient of the WAGEES Grant, which funds TRI’s Longmont Welcome Back Center located at 402 Kimbark on the second floor of Central Longmont Presbyterian Church. At this center, TRI serves both men and women referred by Longmont Parole. Call the number listed to make an appointment. Referrals may be made to Info@reentryinitiative.org.
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family counseling, GED preparation, mentoring
14211 E. 4th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80011
Denver Metro
Aurora
The Road Called STRATE is one of the oldest re-entry organizations in Denver and has been providing re-entry services for 25 years. They provide peer support, mentoring, employment preparation and job referrals, help getting identification documents, family reunification, fatherhood program, motherhood program, help for special needs clients, help with high school equivalency preparation, and community service. Call for an appointment.
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addiction recovery, employment, transitional housing
1542 7th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631
Northeast
Greeley
The Rock Found is a WAGEES grant provider of re-entry services for people coming out of prison in Colorado. They provide addiction recovery programs, transitional housing program, employment skills and training, and basic job skills certificates like flagging, etc. Clients must be on parole.
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life imprisonment
Learn more about the effort to end life imprisonment sentences at this website. You can sign up for their newsletters, learn how to take action, and more.
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justice organization, Together Colorado
Statewide
Together Colorado is a nonpartisan, multi-racial and multi-faith community nonprofit organization. They have a criminal justice organizing campaign that we link to directly with the website link. Click on this to learn more and sign up for their emails.
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VOTE, or Voice of the Experienced, is a grassroots organization founded and run by formerly incarcerated people, their families, and their allies. They work to restore civil rights to people impacted by the criminal justice system.
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human trafficking
PO Box 19416, Denver, CO 80219
Denver Metro
Denver
Voluntad, formerly known as Street's Hope, helps people who have experienced human trafficking and exploitation. They meet each person on their unique journey, encouraging safety and prevention of further trauma.
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re-entry, WAGEES
2867 Orchard Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Northwest
Grand Junction
Western Slope WAGEES in Grand Junction helps men and women in Mesa County who are on parole and returning to the community. Services include job search assistance, access to computers, clothing & hygiene, bus passes, IDs, career and education mentoring, housing assistance, and a transitional housing program.
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re-entry, WAGEES
147 East Main Street, Montrose CO 81401
Southwest
Montrose
Western Slope WAGEES in Montrose helps men and women in Montrose, Delta, San Miguel, Ouray, Hinsdale & Gunnison counties who are on parole and returning to the community. Services include job search assistance, access to computers, clothing & hygiene, bus passes, IDs, career and education mentoring, housing assistance, and a transitional housing program.
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bus passes, housing, job, reentry
1417 Airport Road, Rifle CO 81650
Northwest
Rifle
Western Slope WAGEES in Rifle helps men and women in Garfield, Pitkin and Eagle counties who are on parole and returning to the community. Services include job search assistance, access to computers, clothing & hygiene, bus passes, IDs, career and education mentoring, housing assistance, and a transitional housing program.
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sex offenses resource
Statewide
The vision of WAR is to abolish the sex offender registries across this nation. Women Against Registry also seeks to restore Life, Health and Freedom to all individuals who have been injured by the requirements of registration, especially innocent family members.
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re-entry support
290 E Woodmen Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Southeast, Statewide
Colorado Springs
Woodmen Valley Chapel Ministry helps with all kinds of re-entry needs in the Colorado Springs area and statewide. They are faith-based and can refer you to many community resources, including help with employment. Call and leave a message and Howie or Taylor will call you back. You may also email Taylor.Rolse@woodmenvalley.org or Howie.Close@woodmenvalley.org.
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