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Autism Society Colorado

The Autism Society of Colorado"s online peer support group is a welcoming space for individuals on the autism spectrum, their families and partners, friends, coworkers, and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and find support. Through virtual meetings, participants can engage in open discussions, exchange advice, and build a sense of community with others who understand their journey. We recognize that connections can happen both online and in person, and while our groups are virtual, some participants may choose to continue connections outside of ASC peer groups in ways that feel safe and comfortable for them. Moderated by peer-led facilitators, our groups are designed to be inclusive, respectful, and supportive– where participants are encouraged to explore challenges, communicate together, celebrate successes, and share helpful resources in a space that prioritizes understanding and accessibility.

Colorado Cancer Coalition

Through our network of Task Forces, community partnerships, and evidence-based initiatives, we connect people and programs across the cancer continuum – from prevention and early detection to treatment, survivorship, and palliative care. Our goal is to ensure that every person in Colorado – no matter where they live – has access to high-quality cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and support services. By aligning efforts statewide, we amplify impact, close gaps in care, and create lasting systems change.

NAMI Family Support Group

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Family Support Groups are an important resource for families who have a loved one with a mental illness.  Knowing that others have had the same experience is a relief to families who have seldom spoken about mental illness to neighbors, friends, or often, even relatives.  Learning that other have been able to work out some common issues can inspire hope.

Denver Area Youth Services (DAYS)

Their mission is to provide comprehensive human services to children, youth, and families throughout Colorado. DAYS provides mental health services, home-based family services, foster care, independent living placements for adolescents, and supervised parental visitation for children, youth, and families in need. Services can be self-referred or referred through local human services departments or the juvenile justice system.

Tennyson Center for Children

Tennyson Center for Children has served Colorado’s most neglected, abused, and traumatized children since 1904. We are known for our high standard of care across all our programs and services. These services include an accredited, Therapeutic K-12 School and Day Treatment Program with a 4:1 student-to-staff ratio on our campus and in-home and Community Programs in 12 counties across the state to provide preventive services and therapy to strengthen families with children aged 0 to adulthood.

Responsibility Grows Here

Talking with youth about marijuana can be difficult, but it’s the best way to help them make good decisions. The more informed you are, the more helpful you can be to the youth in your life. Use the website below to find community resources, legal information about marijuana use and information about health effects when one uses marijuana.

Baby & Me Tobacco Free

Introducing the Baby & Me - Tobacco Free Program™ (BMTF), a powerful initiative dedicated to liberating pregnant women and their families from the grip of tobacco addiction. Our mission is to kindle inspiration, instill empowerment, and drive real change in communities, breaking the chains of generational tobacco use. Telehealth Service Available Statewide.

Al-Anon Teen and Alateen

Alateen (Al-Anon for younger members) is a vital part of Al-Anon Family Groups. Young people seeking help with problems that arise when alcoholism afflicts a parent, another close relative, or a friend meet to exchange experiences and to gain an understanding of themselves and the alcoholic.