The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is a federally funded program that assists migrant and seasonal farm workers and persons working in agriculturally related activities pursue higher education. Have worked with youth with learning disabilities in the past.

A follow up program helping to orient youth toward college. Students begin in the 7th grade and continue in GEAR UP until 12th grade. Students who complete the program are eligible for a scholarship. GEAR also works with the community in various capacities to ensure that low-income youth are able to successfully prepare for college.

Provides screening, support and accommodations for students with disabilities.

This program assists students to gain the skills and motivation necessary to complete high school and go on to college. Services include tutoring, academic and career planning and college visits. An eight-week summer program is also offered. No specific programming for youth with disabilities.

PCDP is structured to ensure that students are academically prepared to enroll and be successful at the University of Colorado or any postsecondary institution of the student’s choice. No specific services for youth with disabilities.

UpLift assists students with the college application process, scholarships and provide support once youth are enrolled in college. Serve some youth with disabilities.

Academic mentoring program with a focus on college preparation during the school year for 3 hours on Mondays.