Family and Health
Stay healthy. Search for family necessities and health assistance.
Statewide
COVID-19 Housing Resource Center
NHC has compiled COVID-19 resources from every facet of the housing industry so
you are never more than one click away from the information you need.
Need Help Paying Bills
Statewide assistance programs.
Coronavirus Resources for Low Income Households
A list of resources to help low-income households navigate critical services during this unprecedented time.
Food Pantries
Searchable website for food pantries in by location.
Mile High United Way Colorado
Helps families by providing referrals to child care, financial assistance information, and education about the quality and availability of care.
1-877-338-CARE
Denver Metro
Adams Mental Health Foundation
Adams Mental Health Foundation provides housing assistance to the mentally disabled.
303-426-9384
Centennial Mental Health Center
Providing passionate services to substance abuse disorders
Clinica Health
Colorado Pet Pantry
Provides pet food the first Thursday of the month from 10:00 am to 11:00 am. Pet food is offered for clients with existing pets only.
303-818-0618
Community Reach Center
Offers a full spectrum of services designed to help residents of Adams County and surrounding Denver areas manage and overcome mental illness, from depression and anxiety to more severe disorders and crisis services.
303-853-3500
Denver Public Schools Meals
Schedule and locations for food distribution for Denver Public Schools students
Denver Urban Ministries (DenUM)
DenUM assists with money for security deposits or rent on the first Monday of the month.
303-355-4896
Eastern Hills Community Church
Shopping/pharmacy trips for higher risk residents, Lunches for kids out of school
25511 E Smoky Hill Rd Aurora CO 80016
303-699-1470
Food Bank of the Rockies
I Support the Girls International
Onward - State of Colorado
Matching resources for life essentials, training, and finding a job.
Rebuilding Together
Ensuring that no senior citizen goes without the necessities of life, including shelter, food and public services, and to help low-income seniors remain stable and independent in their own homes
720-524-0840
Senior High Rise Food Bank
Senior High Rise Food Bank’s purpose is to provide food to senior citizens in the Denver metropolitan area who without the food provided would go hungry.
303-455-9642
The INN Between
The INN Between strives to help families and individuals who are facing homelessness in our community to be self-sufficient and sustainable — to no longer be homeless.
303-684-0810
Arapahoe Mental Health
Arapahoe Mental Health’s mission is to promote individual, family and community wellness by providing exceptional, compassionate, responsive, inclusive and integrated behavioral health care.
303-795-4400
Colorado Food Bank Association
Focusing on increasing resources to meet the needs for additional food services to the low-income population in Colorado.
970-356-2199
Comitis Crisis Center
Provides hand sanitizer, powdered/regular Gatorade, Pedialyte, peanut butter, jelly, coffee.
Call in advance.
720-975-0155
Denver - Colorado AIDS Project
For HIV or AIDs patients and their families, if faced with an eviction, rental assistance may be offered. Vouchers for motel stays, referrals to permanent housing and low-income apartments, and grants to pay a security deposit or first months rent may be offered.
303-837-0166
Denver Rescue Mission
Provides meals, shelter, hygiene, and acute medical care while encouraging long-term self-sufficiency.
303-297-1815 & 303-313-2440
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
Provides leading-edge services that create opportunities for people with developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the community.
303-233-3363
Flatirons Community Church
Provides snow shoveling, other manual work needed along with a food bank Meets at Cherokee Trail High School.
Healthy Communities Outreach Program
We partner with Denver Health to connect families, children and pregnant women find services for medical, dental, vision, mental health, and developmental problems.
303-602-6770
Mental Health Center of Denver
Denver’s source for comprehensive and accessible mental health and substance abuse treatment, housing, education and employment services for adults and the leading resource for treatment for children, teens and families.
303-504-6640
Remerg
Find resources on housing, jobs, food, and healthcare after getting out of prison or jail
SNAP (food stamps) sign up assistance
A collaborative program with Hunger Free Colorado. Clients can meet with an authorized SNAP representative to sign up for food benefits and other assistance.
800-221-5689
The Third Way Center
The Third Way Center offers truth and hope to high risk, mentally ill, disadvantaged and often homeless adolescents, and their families.
303-780-9191
Bienvenidos Food Pantry
Colorado Health Network
Colorado Health Network is a statewide organization serving individuals living with HIV with a broad spectrum of holistic support services including medical and oral health care, case management, mental health, and substance abuse counseling, nutrition services, and financial assistance.
303-837-0166
Community Housing Development Association
Community Housing Development Association (CHDA) provides service- supported living opportunities for people with modest means including those with developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance addiction disorder in south metro Denver.
303-999-2328
Denver Department of Human Services
Offers financial assistance for eligible Denver
residents for rental assistance, evictions, mortgage payments, childcare, food, medical needs, and utilities. DDHS may be able to assist with securing emergency shelter.
720-944-4347
Denver Salvation Army
Developmental Pathways
Developmental Pathways is a Colorado nonprofit agency created to serve persons with developmental disabilities and their families.
303-858-2255
FindHelp.org
Find food assistance, help paying bills, housing assistance, and other free or reduced cost programs, including new programs for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hunger Free Hotline
Mosaic Church of Aurora
Shopping/pharmacy trips for higher risk residents, hand sanitizer, snow shoveling, food bank, translation services (Spanish, Burmese, and Swahili) Located at 1445 Dayton St Aurora CO 80010
303-870-6055
Senior Assistance Center
Provides food, utility and medical assistance, and other services for senior citizens.
303-455-9642
Sense of Security
Provides rent/mortgage and other assistance for Coloradans undergoing treatment for breast cancer.
303-669-3113
WeeCycle
Provides diapers for babies serving the Denver Metro area. Baby food available.
720-319-7792
Woodside Baptist Church
Boulder
Boulder County AIDS Project
The Boulder County AIDS Project provides grants for clients with symptomatic infection who have urgent needs that their regular income cannot cover. Expenses such as rent, insurance premiums and medical bills may be covered.
Phone: 303-444-6121
Carriage House Community Table
The Carriage House Community Table offers financial assistance for paying rent, prescription medications and eyeglasses. A Director’s Discretionary Fund is available to be primarily used to pay for hotel vouchers when people are sick or for medication.
Phone: 303-442-8300
Emergency Family Assistance Association
EFAA provides Transitional housing, Food, Rent and Deposit, Utilities, Emergency Shelter, Furniture, Medical, Dental and other services.
303-442-3042
Carriage House Community Table
The Carriage House Community Table offers financial assistance for paying rent, prescription medications and eyeglasses. A Director’s Discretionary Fund is available to be primarily used to pay for hotel vouchers when people are sick or for medication.
Phone: 303-442-8300
Emergency Family Assistance Association
EFAA provides Transitional housing, Food, Rent and Deposit, Utilities, Emergency Shelter, Furniture, Medical, Dental and other services.
303-442-3042
Colorado Springs
Care and Share Food Bank
and food insecurity in Southern Colorado. Our vision is a hunger-free Southern Colorado.
719-528-1247
Colorado Springs Food Rescue
FamilySPEAK
This site is a tool for strengthening families by providing family support, parent education and knowledge in one accessible location.
719-466-0099
Pikes Peak United Way
We enhance youth success and family stability in the Pikes Peak Region by leading and lifting the most vulnerable in our community with mentorship, life resources and real job opportunities.
719-632-1543
Springs Rescue Mission
Our vision is to see lives transformed and filled with hope as our community works together to fight homelessness, poverty and addiction.
(719)632-1822
Catholic Charities of Central Colorado
Families and individuals come to us to begin their journey from crisis to stability, to weather the current storm, or to heal a broken spirit.
719-636-2345
Colorado Springs Salvation Army
Our supportive housing, emergency shelters and group living centers provide housing, food and overnight lodging for varying amounts of time to destitute families, seniors and the homeless.
719-636-3891
Family Resource Network
A family resource center located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, offering a wide variety of family services and tools to assist families in reaching their goals.
866-900-KIDS (5437)
Pikes Peak Workforce Center
Helping residents of El Paso and Teller Counties with career transition, whether they are unemployed, underemployed, or employed.
719-667-3700
Colorado Springs Chamber and EDC
If COVID-19 has affected your job, we want to help connect you to the companies in our resilient community hiring right now.
El Paso County Public Health
Local resources, including rental assistance, food, employment assistance, COVID-19 resources, etc.
719-578-3199
Mercy’s Gate
Solid Rock
Community food pantry.
Northern Colorado
Centennial Mental Health Center, INC
CMHC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the highest quality comprehensive mental health services to the rural communities of northeastern Colorado.
970-522-4392
House of Neighborly Service
Provides services to individuals and families to help overcome, and recover from, the hardships of homelessness.
Phone: 970-667-4939
OUR Center
Fort Collins Rescue Mission
Provides meals, shelter, hygiene, and acute medical care while encouraging long-term self-sufficiency.
Phone: 970-224-4302
Larimer County Human Services
The Department of Human Services assists individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency and security through public assistance programs, services or referrals to community agencies.
Phone: 970-498-7000
Pueblo Salvation Army
Wherever there’s a need in Pueblo, you’ll find the Salvation Army.
719-543-3656
Greeley Transitional House
The Greeley Transitional House is the only homeless shelter in Greeley offering emergency and transitional shelter, case management and follow-up programs for homeless families.
Phone: 970-352-3215
Larimer County Office on Aging
Larimer County Office on Aging provides seniors and/or residents over the age of 60 the ability to apply for public and government assistance from programs.
Phone: 970-498-7750