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Global Entrepreneur Program

The Global Entrepreneur Program at WTC Denver is designed to support first-generation immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs in building and scaling their businesses. Through technical trade education, business foundation classes and certificates, monthly networking events, tailored mentorship, and funding opportunities, we help global founders navigate the complex world of business development.

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.

Justice & Mercy Legal Aid Center

The Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center (JAMLAC) is a faith-based 501(c)(3) organization providing free civil legal services to low-income individuals, primarily victims of domestic violence and other crimes. JAMLAC offers full representation in family and immigration law, consultations, advocacy and legal workshops that help survivors, immigrants and other clients seek justice.

Mountain Dreamers

Mountain Dreamers is a Summit County-based nonprofit, founded in 2018, that provides advocacy, legal services, and resources to immigrants in Colorado's Central Mountain Region. Accredited by the DOJ, they offer immigration support, tax assistance, and the Oso Outdoors program, which provides bilingual ski/snowboard classes to break down outdoor access barriers.

Aurora Mental Health & Recovery

Aurora Mental Health & Recovery (AMHR) is a comprehensive community mental health center in Aurora, Colorado, offering a wide array of services for all ages, from children to seniors, focusing on mental health, substance use, and co-occurring conditions, with specialized programs for disabilities, homeless individuals, refugees, and victims of crime, all delivered through therapies, case management, medication services, and integrated care, plus a 24/7 Walk-in Crisis Clinic.

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.