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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.

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.

Aging Resources of Douglas County

​Aging Resources of Douglas County is a non-profit community aging center - we listen, respond, and problem-solve together. We connect people to services, information, and resources that promote aging well, and with independence. Our services give residents more options to live life on their terms. Programs include transportation, help at home, chore or yard services, and companionship.

Castle Rock Senior Activity Center

People choose to come for activities here at our Center and all over the Denver area in our fleet of buses, make friends for life, get involved in our community, try new things, stay active in sports and exercise, participate in special interest groups, eat often, laugh more and just hang out together. We also provide special services and wellness activities. Our transportation program, utilizing volunteer drivers, provides shuttle rides for seniors throughout Castle Rock and to medical appointments for those unable to drive, often allowing riders to live independently. We invite seniors and/or their family members to come check us out anytime.

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.

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado

As the charitable arm of the Diocese of Colorado Springs, families and individuals come to Catholic Charities to begin their journey from crisis to stability, to weather the current storm, or to heal a broken spirit. Catholic Charities serves anyone in need regardless of religion, race, gender, age, disability, socioeconomic level, sexual orientation, or background.

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.

DC Cares Self-Sufficiency Program

Douglas County (DC) Cares is a collaborative multi-agency program, funded through the Community Services Block Grant, that provides opportunities for vulnerable residents in Douglas County to achieve self-sufficiency through employment using a caring and supportive process. Participants engage in a process that identifies their current conditions, are assisted in defining their desired future and work together to overcome barriers to achieving their goals.

Douglas County General Assistance Program

The Douglas County General Assistance Program is intended to help with a one-time emergency need to address issues of health, safety and/or well-being. To be eligible for this help, applicants must show how they can meet their future expenses.

Douglas County Human Services

Childcare, child support, employment, energy, food assistance, financial, medical, mental health, older adult, veteran, person with disability, adult and child protection, and transit resources for all those who reside in Douglas county. To report child abuse, ask for intake worker, Child Protection, Youth in Conflict. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income households in Colorado purchase food. It provides a monthly benefit that helps families and individuals buy the food they need for good health. The benefit is provided based on income, resources and the number of individuals in the household. Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT)cards are used to access the benefit and can be used similar to debit cards at participating food stores. Individuals, couples and families may qualify if they meet the income and other eligibility criteria.