Urban Peak Colorado Springs is an emergency shelter for youth ages 15 through 20. At the shelter, youth have their basic needs met—from meals to personal hygiene—in a safe environment. Beyond basic needs, youth at shelter receive intensive case management, health services, and education & employment support, which are all designed to empower each individual • Read More »
The Victim’s Advocacy Unit within the Colorado Springs Police Department offers immediate on-scene support for crime victims, on-call crisis intervention, criminal justice support, and resource referrals. Internship includes a mandatory 10-week Police Academy that runs February through April. Enrollment is October through January. (719) 444-7529
The mission of We are Women Colorado is to; organize civic actions and community events; educate and empower participants; and preserve and advance not only women’s rights, but human rights.
Formed in 1984, Westside CARES is an ecumenical and interfaith, nonprofit collaboration of 22 religious fellowships of the west side of El Paso County, united in care and compassion for those in need by providing crisis human services. Westside CARES provides many services to the community, including: food pantries, financial assistance, medical assistance, and the • Read More »
The Woodland Park Police Department’s mission is to provide police services with integrity and a commitment to excellence, in partnership with our community. Website
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all through a variety of programs.
YFU is one of the world’s largest and most respected international educational exchange organizations. A network of over 50 independent national organizations worldwide, YFU representatives work together to advance learning across cultures. Within each country’s culture, YFU organizations subscribe to and operate under a common set of principles and standards that aim to facilitate cooperation • Read More »
Zebulon Pike Youth Services Center’s (ZPYSC) vision is positive choices today for successful youth tomorrow. The facilities mission statement is to maintain a standard of excellence, which empowers committed youth to become productive community members by providing a structured environment, providing offender accountability to victims and communities and assisting youth in developing skills and competencies • Read More »