It’s never too early, or too late, to begin the journey to independence! TRE is proud to offer a wide variety of supports and services for people of all ages who have a developmental disability.
(719) 457-0660 Rocky Mountain Options for Long Term Care, Inc. (RMOLTC) promotes a continuum of home and community-based services to enhance the quality of life for the frail, elderly and disabled individuals we serve. Clients consist of children with life-limiting illnesses, and adults/elderly who qualify for long-term care (e.g., mental illness, brain injury, blindness, disabilities). • Read More »
Silver Key serves in partnership with our stakeholders to support quality of life for seniors – allowing them the choice of safely aging in place with dignity and independence. Interns have opportunities for case management, client home visits, office duties. (719) 884-2319. Website
The new Colorado AIDS Project mission is to equitably meet the evolving needs of people affected by HIV through prevention, care and advocacy across Colorado
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