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Manna Resource Center

Manna Resource Center is a faith-based nonprofit organization that was incorporated to strengthen individuals and families in Douglas and Arapahoe Counties, and the surrounding area through programs that provide holistic care and support in the areas of self-sufficiency, wellness, and family development.

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.

Douglas County Homeless Engagement, Assistance, & Resource Team (HEART)

The Homeless Engagement, Assistance and Resource Team (HEART) is Douglas County’s front-line response team for individuals experiencing homelessness. Formed in 2022, HEART is a co-responder program pairing navigators with local law enforcement to provide outreach, support and resources. HEART Navigators are experts in housing, behavioral health and case management. They meet people where they are with empathy and help connect them to the services they need.

Douglas County Housing Partnership

DCHP is a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) approved Housing Counseling Agency and provides foreclosure mediation services and home equity mortgage conversion (HECM) counseling to hundreds of Douglas County residents every year. Additionally, DCHP provides home buyer education and down payment assistance to first time homebuyers who wish to live in Douglas County.Rental housing, forclosure mediation, revere mortgage, approved lenders, loan package checklist, plublic notices.

Homelessness Resource Directory

The City of Aurora has complied a resource guide to help families experiencing homelessness to identify community resources which they can access. Some of these resources include emergency weather shelters, drop-in day centers, shelters, food pantries/meals, behavioral health resources, Colorado legal services, veterans services, employment, and re-entry services.

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.

Littleton Immigrant Resources Center

LIRC is a DOJ-Recognized Organization with DOJ-Accredited Representatives who can help answer immigration questions. Notary publics, immigration consultants and other businesses are not able to give immigration legal advice. They can provide help filing citizenship applications and many other immigration forms. Appointments are required.

DCSD: Special Education

Douglas County Schools also provides an intensive level of support in center-based programs for students who experience significant support needs, serious emotional disabilities, deaf and hard of hearing, and autism.  Center-based programming is designed to enable students to build the skills required to access and make progress in the general curriculum/environment to the fullest extent possible.