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Corvida Health Clinic

Formerly Clinica Colorado, Corvida Health Clinic provides high-quality, bilingual, affordable care for those who need it most. When you walk through our doors, you’re not just a patient, you’re family.

Colorin Colorado!

Colorín Colorado is the premier national website serving educators and families of English language learners (ELLs) in Grades PreK-12. Colorín Colorado has been providing free research-based information, activities, and advice to parents, schools, and communities around the country for more than a decade.

DPS Community Hubs

Community Hubs address a holistic approach to student learning through programs and services that support the social, emotional, physical, academic and basic needs of families. DPS works with each identified community to build out the services most aligned to their needs.

Centro San Juan Diego

As a Ministry of the Archdiocese of Denver, Centro San Juan Diego promotes the common good of the Hispanic community through education, family support, integration and leadership formation. Class offerings include ESL, Computer, GED, Family Support, Bible, and Citizenship. Legal Night offered twice a month along with Tax Preparation.

Adams State University Colorodo

The Higher Education Administration and Leadership (HEAL) program prepares higher education professionals to manage and lead in institutions of higher education, especially Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), and to enhance the success of the students they serve. Adams State’s Master of Arts and post-graduate Executive Leadership Certificate offer cohort-based, experiential learning in an online environment. These flexible programs are designed for the working professional. The M.A. program is a two-year program and the Executive Leadership Certificate (ELC) is a one-year, post-graduate program. Both have two residencies—an orientation and a Leadership Summit—which provide networking and mentoring opportunities for our students.

Colorado Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

The Colorado Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (COHCC) is a membership-driven organization that supports the growth of Hispanic businesses. With over 2,500 members, we are the state"s largest minority Chamber and among the top four chambers in Colorado. Our initiatives encourage economic development and provide access to information, business leaders, procurement opportunities, and education training.

Centers for Health, Work & Environment

Our Center is dedicated to the well-being of the Latino and Hispanic workforce in Colorado. Over the years, we have collaborated with various organizations to develop and deliver community training to improve worker health and safety and empower leadership in practice.

Convivir Colorado

We are a leadership program – for immigrant, refugee, and first-generation 6th – 12th-grade youth from any nationality and with any immigration status – that helps them channel their leadership through the lens of their migrant journey so they can strengthen their sense of self and continue practicing agency as they make a positive impact on their Colorado communities.

Juntos Community

Juntos Community is committed to helping undocumented immigrants overcome barriers to workforce access and career mobility, Juntos empowers our community with DACA support, educational workshops, and increased awareness around systemic challenges so that they can confidently thrive in their chosen careers.

Hispanic Affairs Project

The Hispanic Affairs Project (HAP) promotes immigrant integration in Western Colorado through a three-pronged approach: direct legal assistance, community outreach, and policy advocacy. HAP helps low-income immigrants with immigration services, CO-RCSA driver's licenses, and emergency relief. They also foster community inclusion, leadership, and advocacy for worker rights.

El Centro

El Centro is a multicultural group of providers and supportive staff who offer Spanish/English bilingual integrated outpatient services across the lifespan, ages 5 years and up. We bring a trauma-informed, strengths-based, relational and culturally responsive lens to our work with families from Latino/a/x, Hispanic and Chicano/a/x communities.

La Cocina

La Cocina is a Latinx-founded, Latinx-serving, and Latinx-led mental health agency. La Cocina provides full access to traditional and nontraditional forms of mental health and health equity support services for the Latinx immigrant community. These services include culturally attuned Spanish-language behavioral & mental health services, immigrant-led community peer-supports, and forensic mental health assessments. Offered at no cost, all La Cocina services are available to any/all Spanish-speaking persons demonstrating financial need.

Latino Community Foundation of Colorado

The Latino Community Foundation of Colorado (LCFC) is a Denver-based, Latino-led philanthropic organization dedicated to empowering Colorado's Latino community through economic development, civic engagement, and cultural equity. Since 2017, it has invested over $13 million into more than 150 local nonprofits to foster leadership and strengthen community capacity.

Mi Casa Resource Center

Mi Casa Resource Center® believes in the potential of all people to achieve their educational, professional, and entrepreneurial goals. We educate, train, and support youth and adults on their path to economic success. We are a change-making organization committed to advancing family prosperity.

Servicios De La Raza

Servicios de La Raza’s mission is to build and cultivate a thriving Colorado Latino community in which all members have the opportunities, and the support systems to achieve equity, self-sufficiency, and self-determination to lead a healthy quality of life. The network of services offered include Essential Services, Health Resources, Economic Development, Victim Support, Re-Entry Services, and Youth Initiatives.

UCCS: MOSAIC Department

The UCCS MOSAIC department (Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness, and Community) supports underrepresented students, including first-generation, LGBTQ+, and students of color, through advocacy, community-building, and education. Established in 2003, it offers mentorship, resources, and leadership development—including the MOSAIC Scholars Program—to promote equity and a welcoming campus climate.

El Grupo Vida

El Grupo Vida Colorado is a non-profit organization whose work consists of providing support, education and resources to Immigrant families on issues of disability, special education, community leadership and guardianship for all families who love members with different abilities, no matter your immigration status.

Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR)

As a people-of-color led organization, COLOR works to advance reproductive justice for all Coloradans. COLOR’s approach centers on intersectionality with the knowledge that no person leads a single issue life. We challenge all barriers keeping communities from leading successful, self-determined lives by furthering environmental justice, economic justice, racial justice, immigrant rights, LGBTQIA+ liberation and more. We take a youth-to-elder approach, embracing the teachings of multiple generations in a cultura-centric way (meaning our work evokes and lifts up the traditions, language, and cultural identities of our communities). COLOR works to cultivate and develop our community members through a leadership ladder that authentically reflects the lives of those we serve.

Spanish Clinic

Spanish Clinic LLC has been operating since March 2008, providing Mental Health Services in Denver, Colorado, substance abuse recovery programs, domestic violence treatment for male offenders, in-home therapy services, and supervised parenting time.