We're thrilled to announce our 60th anniversary celebration! To mark the occasion, we've teamed up with local businesses across Douglas, Arapahoe, and Elbert counties. Throughout 2024, enjoy exclusive day, week, and month-long discounts or coupons from our partnering organizations.
A confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state.
We offer a variety of therapies, as well as skilled nursing services, in the comfort of your home. Offering families compassionate and trustworthy therapists and nurses to meet the unique care needs of your family member at home.
Mental health organization providing family therapy, counseling, psychiatry, crisis services, substance use treatment, and more!
Check out ArapaSOURCE, a tool that locates local resources in Arapahoe County.
ACECC serves Arapahoe County kids and families giving them the tools they need to thrive. They also provide support to early childhood programs throughout the county, offering one-on-one coaching, scholarships, and professional development for providers.
Ongoing training and support for Arapahoe County.
View Arapahoe Early Childhood Council’s Facebook page here!
Requests are now open for Arc Thrift vouchers! Members/families that are active in services with Developmental Pathways and need clothing items are eligible to request vouchers.
The city of Aurora is developing a plan to identify, evaluate, and fund accessibility updates in infrastructure, services, and programs. You can help by completing a brief survey by 11/30/2024 or coming to an town meeting.
The Arc of Aurora is a private not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization dedicated to supporting and advocating for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
The Arc Arapahoe & Douglas Counties uses advocacy and education to include all children and adults with disabilities in their communities.
The Aspen Effect offers mentorship through equine therapy, working with animals, and more for children from 11-18 years old.
AMHC has a variety of services to support mental health, including adult and early childhood/family.
The APS Welcome Center supports refugee and immigrant families in their navigation of and adjustment to the APS educational system, and students in achieving educational success.
Autism Society of Colorado's mission is to improve the lives of all touched by autism. This includes families, providers, educators, and members of the community. At ASC, we work to advocate, inform, and share the journey with thousands of Coloradans.
September 7th, 2024
Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado offers a fun-filled, inclusive event to inspire every participant, challenge every ability, and raise money to improve the lives of those living with an injury to the brain.
For all ages, depending on the program. Provides Medicaid waivers, Family Support Services and Case Management for children and adults with developmental delays (under 5) or intellectual developmental disabilities (IDD).
Includes developmental milestone resources, free materials, engage with families.
Centennial Mental Health Center (CMHC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the highest quality comprehensive mental health services to the rural communities of Northeastern Colorado. This includes Elbert County.
The Chamber is joining forces with the Salvation Army to collect needed items for their upcoming food drives.
Child find teams will evaluate how the child plays, learns, speaks, behaves and moves. The evaluation (at no cost to parents) determines if there is a significant delay or if there is a need for early intervention or special education services.
The Child and Family Therapy Center of Denver is compassionately dedicated to improving the lives of each family we serve.
Need free school clothing for your kids? Clothes To Kids of Denver can help!
Colorado African Organization (CAO) is a nonprofit organization that exists to support Colorado’s refugee, immigrant, and asylum-seeking populations in their pursuit of integration, self-sufficiency and freedom.
CHIP, a collaborative model of early intervention services, is designed specifically to provide services for families who have children who are Deaf and hard of hearing, ages birth to three years old.
Come join us for a day filled with fun activities and exciting adventures. Get ready to explore the winter-themed activities and enjoy time with friends and family. Experience interactive and adaptive activities, and resources booths throughout the day.
Saturday, December 14 ·from 10am - 12pm