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OUR Center

OUR Center in Longmont, CO, is a comprehensive Family Resource Center that empowers low-income families within the St. Vrain Valley School District to achieve self-sufficiency. They provide essential services, including a community cafe, food market, clothing, and housing/utility assistance, plus early childhood education through the Aspen Center for Child Development.

Thriving Families

Thriving Families (formerly MotherWise) is a Denver-based non-profit empowering women and families during pregnancy and the postpartum period. It offers evidence-based workshops on parenting, relationships, and child development, along with one-on-one case management, mental health counseling, and baby supplies, often supporting mothers in English and Spanish.

Vital Records

Provides official birth, death, marriage, and divorce records, along with adoption and fetal death information as well as links to County clerk and vital record offices. Services include ordering certified copies, correcting records, and registering delayed births. Requests can be submitted online, by mail, or in person, with specific eligibility and fee requirements.

Voluntad (formerly Street’s Hope)

Voluntad (formerly Street's Hope) provides survivor-informed, trauma-informed care and behavioral health services to support individuals affected by human trafficking. Utilizing a peer-led approach, the Denver-based organization offers clinical, counseling, and transitional housing services designed to empower survivors' agency and recovery.

Wings Foundation

The Wings Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on providing education, support, and advocacy for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, aiming to break the cycle of abuse and foster healing. Based in Colorado, it offers trauma-informed resources and community-based support systems to help survivors heal and thrive beyond trauma.

Denver’s Early Childhood Council

Denver’s Early Childhood Council works to ensure our community’s youngest children and families have a strong local system that supports children’s healthy development, school readiness, and family well-being and stability. We work with child care professionals, health and mental health care providers, local school districts, local leaders, and other partners to enhance the quality and availability of child care and early education opportunities for Denver children.

Douglas County Christian Services

Douglas County Christian Counseling is here to help! We provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults. Our licensed professional counselors specialize in supporting individuals through challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and other disruptive conditions.

Douglas County Early Childhood Council

The Douglas County Early Childhood Council (DCECC) enhances the quality, accessibility, and equity of early childhood services to ensure young children and families thrive. By collaborating with partners, they focus on learning, health, and family support, aiming to improve school readiness and address critical child care shortages in the county.

NAMI Arapahoe/Douglas Counties

A local affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) dedicated to improving lives through free, peer-led education, support groups, and advocacy for those affected by mental illness. For over 28 years, they have provided resources for families and individuals, including Family-to-Family courses and Peer-to-Peer support.

Elbert County Early Childhood Council

The Elbert County Early Childhood Council (ECECC) is a collaborative organization dedicated to improving the health, education, and well-being of young children (prenatal to age eight) and their families in Elbert County. They connect families to community resources, support high-quality childcare, and facilitate early childhood professional development.