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Denver Regional Mobility & Access Council

DRMAC’s mission is to overcome mobility barriers through education, collaboration, and advocacy to enhance quality of life. Inform and empower people to overcome mobility barriers. Help make transportation equitable, accessible, and affordable for all.

Village Exchange Center

The Village Exchange Center is a community center and multi-faith worship space that celebrates religious and cultural diversity by creating an inclusive environment where residents from all backgrounds can practice, interact, share, and develop together.

Mile High United Way

Since 1887, Mile High United Way has brought people together to solve our region’s most pressing issues. From early childhood education and homelessness to food security and economic mobility — we have united people, ideas and resources to advance the common good. Three interconnected community priorities guide our programs and investments: giving all children a strong start, supporting education and academic success, and creating economic opportunity for all.

TGTHR

We are ending youth homelessness by providing critical services that build a supportive community around young people, amplifying their voices and celebrating them as they grow. We have a 40-unit permanent supportive housing complex in Boulder and a 56-unit apartment complex in Denver, both for ages 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness.

Denver Great Kids Head Start

Denver Great Kids Head Start prepares preschoolers to enter kindergarten with the social, physical, emotional, cognitive skills and competencies necessary for continued school success. Comprehensive child development programs and support services are available to pregnant moms, infants, toddlers and the whole family through our Early Head Start and Head Start programs.

Emily Griffith High School

Emily Griffith High School is a public, alternative school located in Denver, CO providing pathways for students who choose to pursue their high school diploma or GED and post-secondary goals. An authentic curriculum, flexible scheduling, small class sizes, and robust social/emotional support serve as a springboard for students to demonstrate competency in courses while having the opportunity to simultaneously engage in college, career, and technical education programs.

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.

Denver Chafee Foster Care Independence Program

The Denver Chafee Foster Care Independence Program supports youth (aged 14+) transitioning out of foster care toward independence. It provides resources on housing, education, employment, life skills, and financial aid, along with a "Guide to Adulthood" and community connections for young adults in the Denver area.

Caring Pathways

We are proud to be your trusted in-home veterinary care provider serving senior, geriatric, and terminally-ill pets. We consist of a team of over 20 veterinarians who will travel to your home from Castle Rock to Fort Collins, providing end-of-life pet care services and grief support. We are available 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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.

Metro Denver Homeless Initiative

The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI) coordinates a seven-county regional response to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring. It acts as the lead agency for the Metro Denver Continuum of Care (CoC), uniting over 70 organizations to manage data, provide OneHome coordinated entry, and implement evidence-based, data-driven housing solutions.

DCAC: Immigrant Family Initiative

Denver Children's Advocacy Center's Immigrant Family Initiative provides mental wellbeing services specifically to kids and families facing difficulty due to immigration. The program supports kids at no cost to the families and regardless of insurance or immigration status.

Denver Mill Levy Program

The Denver Mill Levy Program, administered by Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) and funded by a 2003 taxpayer-approved property tax, provides flexible services for Denver residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. It offers essential supports, including housing stability, respite, and specialized equipment.

Show & Tell

Show & Tell (formerly known as the THRIVE Center) is a Colorado-based nonprofit organization and the state’s only Community Parent Resource Center (CPRC) focused on supporting families of children with disabilities. Founded in 2019, it functions as a parent-driven organization dedicated to empowering families—particularly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) families—to advocate for their children from birth to age 26.

Family Tree: Domestic Violence Services

Family Tree is the only organization in the region focusing on the interconnected issues of child abuse, domestic violence, and homelessness. Domestic Violence Services keep survivors and children who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault and/or stalking safe through our crisis line, emergency shelter (Roots of Courage), safety planning, legal advocacy and linkages to community resources. All services are available in English and Spanish and we will work with those needing languages other than English and Spanish through utilizing interpretation services.

Family Connects Colorado

Family Connects is an evidence-based, universal home visiting program designed to support parents and newborns through nurse home visits within the first few weeks of life. It connects families with community resources, such as childcare, healthcare, and financial services, to foster healthy development and reduce infant emergency medical care.