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Douglas County WrapAround Program

WrapAround is a free and voluntary program that helps families solve complex challenges by building a strong support team around them. The program is available to families with children aged 5 to 21. At its core, WrapAround is about unconditional, nonjudgmental care, bringing together a team of people who care about the family to create a personalized plan for success.

Hazelden Betty Ford Children’s Foundation

The Children"s program offers both in-person and virtual services in support of children and families impacted by substance use and mental health conditions.

Sandstone Care

The treatment center designed for teens. Going to treatment is a courageous choice. It’s a process each individual will handle differently, so ours is a highly individualized program. Comfortable semi-private rooms. Customized treatment plans. Credentialed, compassionate staff who work with you every step of the way. Provides substance abuse and co-occurring mental health treatment services for teens and young adults. Includes after school teen program that incorporates individual and group therapy, family counseling, visits with our MD psychiatrist, and academic and vocation support. 

Skylark Counseling Services

Serving children through adults. Specializing in substance abuse counseling, grief/loss, divorce, trauma/abuse, suicide prevention, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, domestic violence, bullying, phobias, school-related concerns, social skill development. Only accept Mines and Associates employee assistance program.

STEP: Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment

Denver Health’s Substance Abuse Treatment, Education and Prevention (STEP) Program supports clients up to the age of 21. We accept many insurance carriers, including Medicaid, as well as private pay clients.

The Cornerstone Program

Cornerstone is a private program which is twelve step based and offers a network of interacting services including a fee based intensive outpatient program and an 18 – 24-month support group. At Cornerstone, we believe that the key to getting kids to stop using is to show them a way of life without drugs and alcohol that is better than what they had when they were using.

Your Life Your Voice

Boys Town’s "Your Life Your Voice" is a free, comprehensive mental health initiative for teens and young adults, featuring a mobile app and website designed to help manage emotions, stress, and crisis situations. It provides tools for mood tracking, creating safety plans, and direct access to crisis counselors via phone, text, or email.

Audience of One Theater

We are a youth theater company that honors Christ - OUR Audience of One! We are a positive, uplifting, Christ-centered community that provides students ages 5 to 18 the opportunity to participate in exceptional theater education and productions regardless of experience. We welcome ALL families.

Downtown Aurora Visual Arts (DAVA)

DAVA’s Open Studio gives students a chance to explore, experiment and express themselves in new ways. Choose from a wide variety of art projects, including ceramics, drawing, painting and sculpture. You’ll even find fun ways to learn about science, health and different cultures through art. The Open Studio at DAVA is a rich playing field for experiential learning for youth ages 6-14. Students learn key social skills as they problem solve and finish projects successfully, collaborate in community art projects and participate in STEAM classes.

ELK

ELK (Environmental Learning for Kids) is a Denver-based, 501(c)3 organization established in 1996 by two wildlife biologists who saw a growing need to educate Colorado’s underrepresented youth about science, math, leadership, and career opportunities. ELK was founded with the belief that all young people deserve strong educational support, good role models, and opportunities for positive community action in order to become engaged, productive, and successful members of society.

GoNoodle

The idea behind GoNoodle® is simple: be a force of joy, health, and self-discovery for kids and the adults who love them. We power the good energy of kids where they are today: online, IRL at schools and home, and in the metaverse and beyond grounding them in the joy of being silly, mindful, and curious.

KidStage Classes & Productions

KidStage® was founded in 1997 with the mission of providing K-12 grade students the opportunity to have their lives enriched through the performing arts. KidStage® is offered all across the nation with classes at local schools, day care centers, senior citizen centers, museums, boys and girls clubs, park and recreation centers, and any other venues interested in allowing kids the opportunity to grow through the performing arts.

Mile High Freedom Bands Youth Program

Through the MHFB Youth program, we empower high school musicians to grow, shine, and connect with a vibrant community of performers. From scholarships and mentorship to unforgettable performances, we’re here to lift young artists as they rise into their full potential. Learn more about how to join, support, or celebrate the next generation of music-makers!

Becca’s Closet

The core mission of Becca"s Closet was to collect and distribute dresses to high school girls with financial need, our goals have expanded to offer additional opportunities for deserving young people. In the spirit of Rebecca"s visions and aspirations, our foundation raises funds to award post-secondary educational scholarships recognizing the exemplary efforts of young men and women nationwide who demonstrate Becca"s spirit of generosity in their own communities.

Clover’s Closet

Clover"s Closet is a 501 3(c) nonprofit providing free formal attire to students attending school events. We also offer clothing for the whole family through our Community Outreach program. We are based in Castle Rock, Colorado and serve the Denver Metro area. We have no financial or geographical restrictions and offer an all-inclusive environment. We do not have a storefront, but offer pop up events twice a year for our prom and homecoming events.

National Runaway Safeline

 A 24/7 national communication system providing crisis intervention, resources, and support for runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth (ages 12-21) and their families. It offers a live chat feature, educational materials, a free, evidence-based curriculum to prevent youth homelessness and free bus tickets home for runaway youth.