College In Colorado is a free service of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, providing Colorado’s only comprehensive online Career and Postsecondary Planning tool. Several resources for students with disabilities and their families are available on the site. Much of the Career/College website is available in Spanish. There is a pre-recorded Webinar available on the site that previews the website’s features specific to students with disabilities.

The primary responsibility of the SEAS team is to identify, and evaluate children who may be eligible for special education services in Denver Public Schools ages 6-21 — this includes children from private schools, with needs for autism assessment & english language learners.

Offers one-to-one tutoring for adults who need to improve their reading, writing, and math comprehension skills. Applicants are accepted throughout the year. Fees are charged for each “Hexter” youth enrolls in — $6 (18 – 21 years) $51 (21+ years). Parking passes for each quarter are $31.25. School is on the RTD 17 Bus Line.

Provides family literacy and adult basic education classes. Some services are offered in home, others are at centers in North West and West Central Denver. Offers some GED prep in English and Spanish.

Adult education including Family Literacy, English as a Second Language, College and Workplace transition and GED preparation. Work with students with 4th grade reading level or higher. Programming available in Denver, Lakewood, Centennial and Aurora.

Lifelong, Inc. provides psychological and learning disability evaluations. They also provide mental health and life skills counseling services for individuals with “hidden disabilities” including developmental disabilities, learning disabilities, and mental health difficulties. Their goal is to support people to manage their daily lives effectively regardless of the challenges they experience. Service & assessment costs paid by human service & workforce agencies if individual qualifies and is referred by those agencies.