Health Care Advocacy and Education | Providing active voice and supporting civil rights for people with disabilities
A drop-in youth center that provides health services, support group, counseling and referral, and youth lead events and activities. Hours: Vary, see website
Provides advocacy, family conference and training, representation at state-level policy committees, and youth leadership and support groups.The Colorado Chapter is a family-driven and family-run non-profit organization
Provides psychoeducational assessment and consultation for infants, children, adolescents, and young adults (aged birth-21 years old). Services are designed for families who are concerned that their child’s development may not be typical, and for students who may be experiencing difficulties with learning, achievement, and/or school-related behavior problems.
Provides domestic violence victim services (free), mental health services (paid for through Medicaid or self-pay, sliding scale) and emergency services such as food and clothing banks for residents within the 80211 zip code. Servicios de la Raza offers the Workforce Investment Act case management based program for youth 16-21 years old.
Provide low cost psycho-educational assessments — WISC, WIAT, Wood-Cock Johnson. Wait list for testing is possible, contact the center well in advance of when test scores are needed.
Provide support groups for children coping with grief after a significant loss.
Assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorders & Developmental Disorders. Will take Medicaid and private insurance. Discount available from Children’s Hospital if the youth is not insured.
Provide psychological consultation, assessment and treatment services to children and adults. Offer ADHD Management Clinic addressing treatment options for behavior problems associated with ADHD. Provide therapy for adults, families and children.
Provide short term, problem focused and long term counseling services.
