The Denver Center for Crime Victims provides culturally and linguistically responsive programs, health promotion and crime prevention education
The Colorado Department of Human Services Office of Early Childhood and Rose Community Foundation are collaborating to promote positive social development in Colorado’s children.
For over half a century, Discover Goodwill has been dedicated to breaking the financial, physical, intellectual and social barriers that keep individuals from leading independent and purpose-filled lives. We accomplish this mission through over 20 diverse and innovative employment and life skills programs that foster confidence and opportunity for tens of thousands of individuals each • Read More »
The mission of the Fourth Judicial District Attorney’s Office is to administer justice, advocate for victims and partner with law enforcement and the citizens of this community in the deterrence and prevention of crime.
Emergency food assistance provides 3-day supply of food at one time.
Dream Centers is a Christian agency that provides services through their Women’s Clinic, Mary’s Home, and Adopt-A-Block. The Women’s Clinic is a free medical care service including mental health counseling and resource advocacy. Mary’s Home is a faith-based supportive housing program for single mothers and children who are working to exit homelessness permanently. Adopt-A-Block is • Read More »
Assists low income people with emergency services in the areas of jobs, food, utilities, onetime medical prescriptions, transportation and budget counseling. Located in Calhan, CO servicing eastern El Paso County. (719) 347-2976.
Founded in 1982 by eight downtown churches, Ecumenical Social Ministries (ESM) was created as a collaborative Christian organization serving the emergency assistance needs of low-income and homeless individuals and families in Colorado Springs. ESM provides more than 60,000 services to over 20,000 individuals each year. Our mission is accomplished with a staff of eighteen and • Read More »
The mission of the Fourth Judicial District Attorney’s Office is to administer justice, advocate for victims and partner with law enforcement and the citizens of this community in the deterrence and prevention of crime. There are volunteer opportunities for UCCS students to work in Juvenile Diversion as Conflict Resolution Assistants. Conflict Resolution Assistants work with • Read More »
Our mission is to promote and protect public health and environmental quality in the community through people, prevention and partnerships. Our vision is to provide the highest level of customer service and to be recognized as the healthiest county in the nation. (719) 578-3199.