Health Care Advocacy and Education | Providing active voice and supporting civil rights for people with disabilities
Connects and empowers parents through support groups, 1-to-1 matching, information and resources.
Support for parents and youth to understand their learning and attention issues. Resources to educate other people in their families about their issues and how to support them. Community resource connections and free printed resources available. Daily live chat rooms to discuss common issues with experts in communication, attention and learning. Website has a read-aloud feature for equitable access to the content.
El Grupo Vida is a network of parents and families who have children with disabilities. They offer support, information and community events. Website in English and Spanish.
Provides mental health services, youth programs and a multicultural interpreters bank. Youth programs are RELAY, which provides mentoring, tutoring, leadership development, recreation and cultural activities and “Youth Strengthening Youth” program which is a peer counseling and leadership program.
Provides technical assistance, resources and training to parents and advocates who have or are working with children with disabilities. Also offer parent-to- parent support on a one on one basis. Spanish speaking counselor is available.
Provide short term, problem focused and long term counseling services.
Gang Rescue and Support Project is a peer-run, intervention program that works with youth who are at-risk of gang involvement or are presently active in gangs, helps families of gang victims, and serves as a youth advocate. They help with tattoo removal and provide educational programs. Hours: Group meets every Thursday at 5:30pm
Aurora Mental Health Center not only relies on proven programs and methods for helping people cope with mental illness and attain good mental health, we help educate and coach people to remainemotionally healthy no matter what type of circumstances may arise. Our highly qualified therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses, and caseworkers provide individual, group, and family counseling, as well as consultation and educational services that focus on prevention and wellness.
SEAC is an advisory council committed to ensuring that all students in the Denver Public Schools (DPS) receive a free and appropriate education in the least restrictive environment.
Provides mental health assessment and treatment, crisis intervention and care coordination, medical evaluation and management.
