North Range Behavioral Health provides compassionate, comprehensive care for people who face mental health and substance use disorder challenges.
Contact information: Phone: 970-347-2120
Meals on Wheels is delivering meals to home-bound seniors.
An individual must be 60 years of age or older to receive Meals on Wheels. Other criteria for eligibility apply in specific limited circumstances. Please include your name, address and phone number when contacting them for eligibility.
To determine if you or someone you know is eligible for Meals on Wheels in Adams, Arapahoe, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, Gilpin or Clear Creek County call: 303-294-0111 or email: mdeherrera@voacolorado.org.
If you are in Larimer County call: 970-472-9630 or email: larimer@voacolorado.org.
The Arc of Aurora’s social enterprise that strives to change knowledge, attitude, and behavior through original content to improve the quality of life for people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities through training and education.
THINK+change podcast/vodcast series, explores what it’s like to be a parent with an intellectual/developmental disability (IDD).
Children between the ages of 0-11, who are Denver residents, can receive toys this holiday season from Denver Santa Claus Shop! To take part and shop for toys, parents need a referral from one of the following: Denver Human Services, Social service agencies, Community partners
Watch the webinar to learn the basics of trauma and why all individuals working in behavior health and community services need to embrace trauma-informed care. Explore the change in thinking and behavior that is at the core of “becoming trauma-informed.” Learn how to apply this approach in everyday interactions and how it strengthens our programs and environments for everyone involved.
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