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Beyond Care… Support & Services

FreedomCare of Colorado supports your well-being and health. Please find a list of helpful resources. These resources are helpful for the elderly and disabled as well as the caregivers and families. Feel free to reach out to your care navigator at any time for additional resources and assistance.

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Colorado Talking Book Library (CTBL):

  • Website: Home | Colorado Talking Book Library (state.co.us)
  • CTBL provides free library services to residents of Colorado of all ages who are unable to read standard print material due to visual, physical, or learning disabilities. They offer audiobooks, large print books, and more.

Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD):

National Federation of the Blind of Colorado (NFB Colorado):

Denver Public Library – Accessibility Services: Denver Public Library (denverlibrary.org)

  • Website: DPL Accessibility Services
  • The Denver Public Library offers accessibility services for patrons with disabilities. This includes assistive technology, accessible materials, and support services.

Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR): Home | Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (colorado.gov)

  • Website: Colorado DVR
  • DVR assists individuals with disabilities, including the blind, in achieving their employment goals. They provide vocational rehabilitation services and may offer resources for job seekers.

Colorado Department of Human Services – Aging and Disability Resources for Colorado (ADRC): Aging and Disability Resources for Colorado | Colorado Department of Human Services

  • Website: ADRC
  • ADRC provides information and assistance to older adults and individuals with disabilities. They can connect individuals with various resources, including those specific to visual impairments.

Colorado Assistive Technology Program (CATP):

  • Website: CATP AT Funding Sources (ucdenver.edu)
  • CATP helps individuals with disabilities access assistive technology. While not specific to the blind, they may offer resources or information about adaptive technology for the visually impaired.

Transportation Services for the Disabled:

  • The Regional Transportation District (RTD) in Denver offers paratransit services for individuals with disabilities who are unable to use regular bus and rail services.
  • Access-a-Ride | RTD-Denver

Colorado Commission for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind (CCDHHDB):

  • Website: CCDHHDB
  • Description: CCDHHDB provides advocacy, resources, and services to the deaf, hard of hearing, and deafblind communities in Colorado. They can connect individuals with various support programs.

Deaf Overcoming Violence through Empowerment (DOVE):

  • Website: DOVE
  • Description: DOVE is an organization that provides support and services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals who have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault.

Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind (CSDB):

  • Website: CSDB
  • Description: CSDB provides education and services to deaf and blind students in Colorado. They may have resources or information for the broader deaf and hard of hearing community.

Rocky Mountain Deaf School (RMDS):

  • Website: RMDS
  • Description: RMDS is a bilingual charter school for deaf and hard of hearing students. While focused on education, they may have resources or information relevant to the local deaf community.

Communication Service for the Deaf (CSD):

  • Website: CSD
  • Description: CSD provides various services and programs for the deaf and hard of hearing community. While they operate on a national level, they may have resources or information relevant to Denver.

Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) – Colorado Chapters:

  • Website: HLAA Colorado
  • Description: HLAA offers support, advocacy, and information for individuals with hearing loss. Local chapters may organize events and provide resources specific to the Colorado region.

Colorado Crisis Services:

  • Phone: 1-844-493-TALK (8255)
  • Text “TALK” to 38255

Colorado Crisis Services provides confidential and immediate support for individuals in crisis. It’s a 24/7 service that connects you with a trained counselor who can offer assistance and resources.

Denver Mental Health Center – Emergency Services:

  • Phone: 303-436-6000
  • Description: Denver Health provides emergency mental health services. If you are in crisis, you can contact their emergency services for assistance.

Colorado Crisis Line for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing:

  • Videophone: 1-833-682-7632
  • This crisis line is specifically for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It provides support through video calls.

Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG):

  • Website: DRCOG Aging and Disability Resources
  • DRCOG provides resources and support for older adults and individuals with disabilities. They offer information on services such as transportation, housing, and caregiver support.

Seniors’ Resource Center (SRC):

  • Website: Seniors’ Resource Center
  • SRC offers a variety of services for seniors, including transportation, in-home support, caregiver resources, and social activities.

Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition (CCDC):

  • Website: CCDC
  • CCDC advocates for the rights of people with disabilities in Colorado. They provide resources, legal support, and assistance with disability-related issues.

Denver Human Services – Aging and Disability Resources:

Rocky Mountain ADA Center:

  • Website: Rocky Mountain ADA Center
  • The Rocky Mountain ADA Center provides information and guidance on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). They can offer assistance related to disability rights and accessibility.

Meals on Wheels of Metro Denver:

  • Website: Meals on Wheels
  • Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals to homebound seniors and individuals with disabilities. They also provide social interaction through volunteer visits.

Little Help:

  • Website: A Little Help
  • A Little Help connects volunteers with seniors to provide assistance with tasks such as transportation, yard work, and companionship. They aim to help seniors age in place.

Colorado Gerontological Society:

  • Website: Colorado Gerontological Society
  • The Colorado Gerontological Society offers information and resources for older adults and their families, including housing options, health services, and support groups.

Denver Regional Mobility & Access Council (DRMAC):

  • Website: DRMAC
  • Description: DRMAC focuses on improving mobility options for seniors and individuals with disabilities in the Denver metro area. They provide information on accessible transportation.

Colorado Access:

  • Website: Colorado Access
  • Description: Colorado Access offers Medicaid services and support for individuals with disabilities, including access to healthcare and community-based services.

Alzheimer’s Association – Colorado Chapter:

  • Website: Alzheimer’s Association – Colorado Chapter
  • Description: The Alzheimer’s Association is a valuable resource for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease. They offer support groups, educational programs, and resources. You can find local events and support services on their website.

Alzheimer’s Disease Centers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus:

  • Website: CU Anschutz Memory Disorders Clinic
  • The Memory Disorders Clinic at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus provides comprehensive care, including diagnosis, treatment, and support for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease. They may also have resources for caregivers.

Colorado Respite Coalition:

  • Website: Colorado Respite Coalition
  • The Colorado Respite Coalition provides information and resources for caregivers, including those caring for individuals with Alzheimer’s. Respite care services may be available to offer caregivers a break.

Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG):

  • Website: DRCOG Aging and Disability Resources
  • DRCOG offers resources for aging individuals, including those with Alzheimer’s. They may provide information on support services, transportation, and caregiver assistance.

Colorado Gerontological Society:

  • Website: Colorado Gerontological Society
  • The Colorado Gerontological Society offers resources and support for older adults and their families. They may have information on support groups and community programs.

Denver Parks and Recreation – Active Older Adults Program:

  • Website: Active Older Adults Program
  • Denver Parks and Recreation provides programs specifically designed for older adults, including fitness classes, social activities, and educational programs

AARP Colorado:

  • Website: AARP Colorado
  • AARP often organizes local events, workshops, and social activities for older adults. Check their website for information on activities and resources.

GreenPath Financial Wellness:

  • Website: GreenPath Financial Wellness
  • GreenPath is a non-profit organization that offers free debt counseling services, budgeting assistance, and financial education. They have a local office in Denver, and you can schedule a counseling session either online or by phone.

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern Colorado (CCCS):

  • Website: CCCS of Southern Colorado
  • Description: CCCS provides free and confidential credit counseling services. While they are based in Colorado Springs, they may have resources and services available for individuals in Denver.

Money Management International (MMI):

  • Website: Money Management International
  • Description: MMI is a non-profit organization that offers free credit counseling, debt management plans, and financial education. They provide services both online and over the phone.

United Way Financial Empowerment Centers:

  • Website: United Way Denver
  • Description: United Way’s Financial Empowerment Centers provide free, one-on-one financial counseling and coaching. They aim to help individuals achieve their financial goals and address debt-related concerns

Denver Human Services:

  • Website: Denver Human Services
  • Denver Human Services provides a range of assistance programs, including food assistance, child care assistance, and support for families in need.

Denver Food Rescue:

  • Website: Denver Food Rescue
  • Denver Food Rescue works to increase health equity with Denver neighborhoods. They redistribute healthy food from grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and distributors that would otherwise be thrown away.

The Gathering Place:

  • Website: The Gathering Place
  • The Gathering Place is a day center for women, children, and LGBTQ individuals who are experiencing poverty or homelessness. They offer meals, resources, and support services.

Denver Rescue Mission:

  • Website: Denver Rescue Mission
  • Denver Rescue Mission provides emergency services, rehabilitation, and transitional programs for people experiencing homelessness. They offer meals, shelter, and other resources.

Warren Village:

  • Website: Warren Village
  • Warren Village is an organization that provides low-income, single-parent families with affordable housing and support services to help them achieve self-sufficiency.

The Action Center:

  • Website: The Action Center
  • The Action Center provides basic human needs and pathways to self-sufficiency for Jefferson County residents. Services include a food bank, clothing, and assistance with rent and utilities.

PlatteForum:

  • Website: PlatteForum
  • PlatteForum is an organization that supports the creative process as a means of personal and professional growth. They offer art programs and mentorship for young people in Denver.

Denver Kids, Inc.:

  • Website: Denver Kids, Inc.
  • Denver Kids, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that helps students in Denver Public Schools graduate high school and pursue post-secondary options. They provide mentoring and support services.

Mi Casa Resource Center:

  • Website: Mi Casa Resource Center
  • Mi Casa Resource Center provides education, training, and resources to help families achieve economic success. They offer programs for youth and adults.

Denver Housing Authority (DHA):

  • Website: Denver Housing Authority
  • DHA provides affordable housing options and services for low and moderate-income families in Denver.