A Wildflower Assisted Living and Care Home Inc

BIAC Partner

We provide care for those with brain injuries in a residential group home SLP setting. We provide ILST, CNA, Medication administration, adult day program, protective over sight, behavior management, and rounding doctor in the residential group home SLP setting.

Contact Name
Nicole Zamparelli-Schiavone
Address
6197 W. 83rd Way
Arvada, CO 80003
County
Jefferson
Telephone
(720)628-9092
Email
nicole@awildflowerassistedliving.com
Website
awildflowerassistedliving.com
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid

Abundant Blessings and Care Assisted Living

Assisted living facilities are for people needing assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) but wish to live as independently as possible for as long as possible. Assisted living exists to bridge the gap between independent living and nursing homes. Residents in assisted living centers are not able to live by themselves but do not require constant care either. Abundant Blessings and Care Assisted Living helps individuals with needs on a daily basis-including medication management, showering, and meals. Private rooms with baths available. Twenty four hour supervision.

Contact Name
Carol Eiber
Address
2510 South Holly Place
Denver, CO 80222
County
Denver
Telephone
303-478-8174
Email
carol@abundantblessingsandcare.com
Website
https://www.loc8nearme.com/colorado/denver/abundant-blessings-and-care-assisted-living/5969052/

Access-2-Homes.

I am, a licensed real estate broker and wheelchair bound. I truly understand your lifestyle, and how your quality of life, your independence are a significant part of who you are. My expertise falls in assisting you in locating, evaluating and acquiring the perfect home that's ADA compliant that meets your specific needs.

Contact Name
Brad Jones
Address
901 Auraria Parkway, Suite 301
Denver, CO 80204
County
Denver
Telephone
303-378-4636
Email
brad@access2homes.net
Website
access2homes.net

Assured SLP

BIAC Partner

Provide SLP for residents in Arvada and Castle Rock. We focus on a program that is a home-based model to ensure our residents have the ability to engage within the community. Serves Douglas County as well.

Contact Name
Stephanie Wood, Britny Otto
Address
6073 W 44th Ave
Suite 202
Wheat Ridge, 80033
County
Jefferson
Telephone
(303) 432-2000
Email
stephanie@assuredsl.com, britny@assuredsl.com
Website
https://www.assuredassistedliving.com/brain-injury-supportive-living
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept out of pocket

Atlantis Community, Inc.

Atlantis Community, Inc. provides direct services to empower people with disabilities, so that they can integrate—with full and equal rights, choice, and self-determination—further into all parts of society: including employment, transportation, recreation, communication, education, access to public places, and affordable, accessible housing.

These direct services include:

- Advocacy
- Benefits Assistance: including Social Security Benefits
- Applications, Foodstamp (SNAP) Applications, Medicare, Medicaid
- Information and Referral
- Housing Applications and Resources, including Section 8
- Community Transition Services (Colorado Choice Transitions)
- Peer Counseling
- Women's Support Group
- Men's Support Group
- Financial Management
- Life Skills Activities and Training​

All of these services are provided at no cost.

ALL individuals with disabilities are welcome at Atlantis, regardless of the type or severity of the disability.

Contact Name
Brittany Newcomb
Address
201 S. Cherokee St.
Denver, CO 80223
County
Denver
Telephone
(303)733-9324
TTY: (720)258-8418
Email
info@atlantiscommunity.org
Website
atlantiscommunity.org

Aurora Residential Alternatives

ARA provides progressive community based services, empowering individuals with brain injuries and mental health issues to successfully live in residential settings. Our goal is to provide each individual with a residential service that is the closest match to their idea of their "best" life. To do this we develop each program customized to fit each individual's needs, goals, and wishes. We work to help each person attain their highest level of independence and happiness, and have staff who are trained in independent skills training as well as behavioral training for individuals with more behavioral needs. We have high staffing ratios in small homes with 5 people per home to ensure each individual the best possible care and attention, and provide the ability to be involved in community outings, typically on a daily basis. We also accept the BI Waiver.

Additional locations in Castle Rock and Colorado Springs

Contact Name
Mandria Mouw
Address
7822 Windwood Way
Parker, CO 80134
County
Douglas
Telephone
(303)877-7965
Email
mmouw@auroraservices.com
Website
https://www.auroraservices.com/copy-of-residential
Other Notes
We accept private insurance
We accept worker's compensation

BrainCare

BIAC Partner

BrainCare LLC provides daily support for individuals with acquired brain injury (ABI), including Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Through a wide range of services including our beautiful assisted living homes with 24 hour awake supported care, coordinated in home services such as PT, OT, and Speech therapies and cognitive rehabilitation with skills training – we help participants relearn lost skills and to redevelop self-sufficiency and independence. We offer 3 assisted living homes. Our homes are tailored to meet the needs of each individual we serve. BrainCare LLC’s focus is not just to help our participant’s recover but to thrive following a brain injury.

BrainCare LLC accepts Long-Term Care Medicaid and private pay.

Contact Name
Linda Draayers, Executive Director
Address
6243 Soaring Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
County
El Paso
Telephone
719-520-5656
Email
ldraayers@braincarellc.com
Website
https://braincarellc.com/
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept out of pocket

Community Connections, Inc.

Community Connections, Inc. offers unique and community-based services to children and adults with developmental disabilities. Community Connections, Inc. offers services and supports in the family home, residences of adults, vocational/work settings and the community. Nestled in the southwestern region of Colorado, we cover a service area of over 6,584 square miles of mountainous and desert terrain. The counties we serve include La Plata, Montezuma, Archuleta, Dolores and San Juan .

Contact Name
Julie Dreyfuss
Address
281 Sawyer Dr., Suite 200
Durango, CO 81303
County
La Plata
Email
cci@cci-colorado.org
Website
cci-colorado.org

Denver Rescue Mission

Emergency Care - Food, Shelter, Clinic & Client Services

New Life Program - Men and women who have suffered from addiction, abuse or other hardships and would like to make a lasting life change can participate in our transformative New Life Program. This program, offered at The Crossing, Harvest Farm and Champa House, combines spiritual, emotional and addictions counseling with academics, Bible study and work therapy into a curriculum that lasts 12-27 months.

Family Services - Denver Rescue Mission’s Family Services incorporates four transformative programs focused on helping homeless working families, seniors and refugees achieve a life of self-sufficiency. In addition to Mission staff, local congregations and organizations help guide participants toward program goals and are a vital resource of Family Services.

Address
6100 Smith Road
Denver, CO 80216
County
Denver
Telephone
303-297-1815
Email
info@denrescue.org
Website
denverrescuemission.org

EFAA – Emergency Family Assistance Association

We are a basic needs agency serving low-income residents of Boulder and Broomfield Counties. We have a food bank, and we provide one-time financial assistance with rent, deposit, utilities, medical, and other needs. We also operate short-term and transitional housing programs for families with children. Our target population for services is families with children, seniors, and people with disabilities, including brain injuries.

Contact Name
Audrey
Address
1575 Yarmouth Ave
Boulder, CO 80304
County
Boulder
Telephone
(303) 442-3042
Email
audrey@efaa.org
Website
efaa.org/

Flourish Supportive Living

BIAC Partner

Flourish’s program is designed for individuals who are living alone or with family, or may have completed a post-acute or neurobehavioral rehabilitation program and need a structured living environment to support and improve their level of functioning. This program offers a structured and supervised environment for individuals over 18 years of age.

We provide the following services in a relaxed residential home setting:
-ADL assistance
-medication administration
-protective over sight
-behavior management
-home cooked meals
-activities program

Address
2150 W. 29th Ave
Suite 520
Denver, CO 80211
County
Denver
Telephone
303-803-6977
Email
tdeshano@flourishsupportiveliving.com
Website
www.flourishsupportiveliving.com
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept Medicare
We accept private insurance
We accept worker's compensation
We accept out of pocket

Gateway Domestic Violence Services

We are the Domestic Violence service provider for Arapahoe County. We provide safe shelter for Battered women, men, and their children. We also have non-residential groups and individual counseling available. There is no fee for shelter. We can accept pets. We have had battered women in shelter who have brain injury either from violence or accidents. Our residents do have to be able to care for themselves and their children. This has not been an issue. We are a confidential location and do our screenings by phone. The 24-hour hotline is 303-343-1851. Any questions please feel free to call.

Address
P.O. Box 914
Aurora, CO 80040
County
Arapahoe
Telephone
(303)343-1851
Website
gatewayshelter.org

Grand Junction Center for Independence

Center for Independence works to promote community solutions and to empower individuals with disabilities to live independently. Our programs are free and open to anyone with a disability. Please call for appointment.

Contact Name
Linda V Taylor
Address
740 Guunison Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
County
Mesa
Telephone
970-241-0315
Email
info@cfigj.org
Website
cfigj.org

HERO Alliance

The HERO Alliance provides homeownership education, counseling, resources and support to persons with any disability in Colorado. HERO programs include housing counseling, information referrals, outreach and education, and homeownership advocacy.

Contact Name
Laura Thompson
Address
11177 W. 8th Ave.
Lakewood, CO 80215
County
Jefferson
Telephone
(720)941-8901
Email
hero_alliance_colo@yahoo.com
Website
heroalliance.org/

Hilltop Life Adjustment Program

Our program is home to over 70 adults and serves those who otherwise cannot successfully be independent in the community. Common to these individuals are needs for medical support, medication administration, money management, cognitive/memory problem solving, insight into judgment issues, and the need for behavioral supportive management.

Address
1405 Wellington
Grand Junction, CO 81501
County
Mesa
Telephone
970-245-3952
Email
corpinfo@htop.org
Website
htop.org/
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid

Home Builders Foundation

The mission of Home Builders Foundation (HBF) is to build independence, provide opportunities and elevate lives for individuals and families with disabilities in our community.

For over 25 years HBF has enabled individuals with disabilities and their families to live more independent, elevated lives. Our skilled volunteers and collaborative partners come together to create home modifications that empower greater access, reinforce safety and equip clients with the ability to tackle everyday tasks.

In our 25+ year history, we have completed close to 2,000 home modifications including ramps, bathrooms and much more. Home Builders Foundation builds independence for individuals and families most in need by creating home modifications to enable greater access, safety and mobility. Each project must meet our requisite criteria - home ownership in the 8-county Denver metro area and an access need - and all projects are considered based on funds and resources available when applications are received.

Contact Name
Alice Wurst
Address
88 Inverness Circle East
E104
Englewood, CO 80112
County
Arapahoe
Telephone
303-551-6724
Email
awurst@hbfdenver.org
Website
hbfdenver.org
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid

Horizons Specialized Services

Horizons works in partnership with families and communities to expand opportunities for individuals with, or at risk of, developmental disabilities. Horizons Specialized Services (Horizons) was created in 1975 to provide services to persons with developmental disabilities in the five counties of northwest Colorado: Grand, Jackson, Moffat, Rio Blanco and Routt.

Contact Name
Roxane Miller-Freutel
Address
P.O. Box 774867
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
County
Routt
Telephone
970-879-0412
Website
horizonsnwc.org/

Housing Solutions for the Southwest

To promote a socially and economically balanced community by providing assistance and services to very low-to-moderate income families, individuals, elderly, disabled and special needs populations in areas including, but not limited to, housing and energy conservation in Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma and San Juan Counties.

Contact Name
Talia Bamerick
Address
295 Girard Street
Durango, CO 81303
County
La Plata
Telephone
970-259-1086 ext.22
Website
swhousingsolutions.org

Lifeway Mobility – Accessible Systems

Home Modifications for people with disabilities and seniors remain safe and independent at home!

Denver location:
Address : 3025 W Jefferson Ave Englewood, CO 80110
County :Jefferson, DOUGLAS, Denver, Arapahoe, Boulder, Adams, Broomfield
Contact : Amy Reid
303.693.7787

Northern Colorado
Address : 418 8th Street SE Unit B9
Counties : Loveland, CO 80537
Contact : Lyndsey Burmeister 970-475-1880

Contact Name
Karli Johnson
Address
4472 Barnes Rd
Colorado Springs, CO 80917
County
Teller
Telephone
719-387-0675
Email
Karli.Johnson@LifewayMobility.com
Website
lifewaymobility.com
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid

Loan Simple Inc.

Sometimes disabled persons can live independently but do not have the financial means to qualify for a home purchase on their own; however, both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offer programs addressing precisely this circumstance. These programs are designed to allow qualifying family members to purchase a home for their disabled loved ones.

As a Mortgage Specialist, I offer a free consultation to those who would like to learn more about how such programs work. Please contact me to learn more.

Daniel McGregor NMLS #235061
Loan Simple, Inc. NMLS #3032 - (866) 467-3157

Contact Name
Daniel McGregor
Address
9635 Maroon Circle
Suite 100
Englewood, CO 80112
County
Arapahoe
Telephone
(303) 863-1953
(303) 565-2649
Email
dmcgregor@loansimple.com
Website
loansimple.com/lo/dan-mcgregor
Other Notes
Sliding Scale

Longs Peak Energy Conservation

LPEC provides improvements to safety, energy efficiency, comfort and general repair of the homes of eligible clients through a variety of different programs. Programs -Energy Conservation/Weatherization -Provides cost-effective, energy-efficient improvements and ugrades for eligible homes in Boulder, Larimer, Broomfield and Gilpin counties. -Housing Rehabilitation -Assistance with home repairs for eligible residents of the city of Boulder and Boulder County outside of Longmont. -Neighborhood Energy Sweeps -Free energy-efficiency education and materials delivered to targeted neighborhoods by volunteers.

Contact Name
Carlene H. Linares
Address
2450 Central Ave
Suite J
Boulder, CO 80301
County
Boulder
Telephone
303-441-1716
1-800-200-9006
Website
longspeakenergy.org

Montrose Center for Independence

Center for Independence works to promote community solutions and to empower individuals with disabilities to live independently. Peer relationships (people with disabilities assisting others with disabilities) are the basis of what we do at CFI. People work with each other by being mentors, role models and advocates.

Additional Locations:
Grand Junctions
Glenwood Springs

Address
245 S. Cascade, Suite B
Montrose, CO 81401
County
Montrose
Telephone
970-822-7010
Website
cfigj.org/

Mosaic in Western Colorado

Mosaic in Western Colorado provides a life of possibilities for 60 people supported to have a meaningful life in a caring community, giving people a voice. We provide residential, semi-independent, private pay and day program services. Primarily funded through Medicaid Waiver (DD & SLS) unless private pay service is selected.

Address
2456 Industrial Blvd
Grand Junction, CO 81506
County
Mesa
Telephone
(970)245-0519
Email
info@mosaicinfo.org
Website
mosaicinwesterncolorado.org
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid

Mr. Handyman of NE Colorado Springs

Maintenance and Repair

Contact Name
Kenneth Ross
Address
6889 Forestgate Dr
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
County
El Paso
Telephone
(719) 597-6355

NeuroInternational

NeuroInternational specializes in providing a full continuum of residential neurorehabilitation support services and resources to persons with traumatic brain injury, acquired brain injury, closed head injury, spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions. NeuroInternational is the industry’s most dedicated and diverse provider of quality brain injury rehabilitation services. Through hard work, commitment, dedication, as well as employing caring and trained employees, we will continue to build treatment programs and sustain our reputation as the industry’s premier provider of brain injury rehab services. We will be tenacious in our goal of keeping families and clients at the center of everything we do. NeuroInternational offers a personalized and comprehensive neurorehabilitation, neurobehavioral, functional vocational, & supported living services in a variety of residential and outpatient settings. NeuroInternational’s outcome-driven support services are specially designed to address the complex medical, emotional, vocational and physical needs of individuals who suffer from life-changing brain and spinal cord injury and disease. Our comprehensive post-acute ABI and SCI recovery programs provide highly individualized services necessary to enable people to live as independently as possible in a community setting. NeuroInternational is a progressive comprehensive TBI rehab model which focuses on all aspects of recovery.

Contact Name
Tammy Boyd
Address
4004 Fruitville Road
Sarasota, FL 34232
Telephone
(941)870-4129
Email
referral@neurointernational.com
Website
neurointernational.com

Personal Affordable Living Inc

PAL is a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation organized for the sole purpose of establishing affordable, community based housing for individuals with Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities. PAL rents two-bedroom apartments to 2 individuals who will live in a roommate situation, paying $500 each per month for rent, or to 1 individual who can afford the entire $1000 per month rent. PAL apartments are located throughout Jefferson County. Residents need to be receiving services through DDRC to participate in the PAL Program.

Contact Name
Deanna Custer
Address
PO Box 98
Golden, CO 80402
County
Jefferson
Telephone
303-422-5345
Email
personalaffordableliving@yahoo.com
Website
personalaffordableliving.webs.com/

Rebuilding Together Metro Denver

Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. Rebuilding Together Metro Denver and its network of sponsors and volunteers provide crucial home repairs, safety modifications and energy efficiency upgrades to qualified homeowners and community centers in need.

Contact Name
Deirdre Erkman, Program Associate
Address
12567 W. Cedar Drive
Suite 200
Lakewood, CO 80228
County
Denver
Telephone
720-524-0840
Email
info@rebuildingdenver.org
Website
rebuildingdenver.org

Roundup Fellowship

Roundup Fellowship serves people with developmental disabilities-recognizing their dignity, affirming their ability to contribute, and helping them become as productive and self-reliant as possible. Our array of services include: homes for children and adults, an on-ground school and day treatment program, supported-living apartments, a vocational program, community participation program, and in-home support for families. In every setting, Roundup seeks to enable each participant to develop the skills and attitudes needed to function at home, on the job, and in society.

Contact Name
Jim Vander Kamp
Address
3443 South Galena Street, Suite 310
Denver, CO 80231
County
Denver
Telephone
303-757-8008
Website
rup.org

Sacred Heart House of Denver

Through the In-House Stabilization, Follow-Up and Transitional Housing programs, Sacred Heart House of Denver provides a continuum of services to homeless mothers with children and single women. Its purpose is to help these women achieve and maintain self-sufficiency.

Address
2844 Lawrence Street
Denver, CO 80205
County
Denver
Telephone
303-296-6686
Email
pa@sacredhearthouse.org
Website
sacredhearthouse.org

Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley

Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley provides a comprehensive system of programs and services to address the needs of victims of domestic abuse.

Our services include, but are not limited to:
• 24-hour crisis line
• Emergency shelter
• Individual and group counseling
• Case management (including transitional housing programs)
• Information and referrals
• Legal advocacy
• Community and peer education

All services are available in both English and Spanish.

Address
P.O. Box 231
Longmont, CO 80502
Website
safeshelterofstvrain.org/

Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) offers support and services that provide healing, hope and opportunity to adults, youth and children who have been impacted by domestic or dating violence.

Contact Name
Anne Tapp
Address
835 North Street
Boulder, CO 80304
County
Boulder
Telephone
303-449-8623
303-444-2424 (24/7 Crisis Line Center)
Website
safehousealliance.org

Saint Christopher Inn

The Saint Christopher Inn accommodates family members and friends of patients using local medical facilities. Whether you need lodging for one night or several nights, the Saint Christopher Inn has all the amenities of home and is located conveniently across the street from the Hospital. Owned and operated by and adjacent to Saint Joseph Hospital.

Address
1780 Lafayette Street
Denver, CO 80218
County
Denver
Telephone
720-917-9900
Website
saintjosephdenver.org/services-and-departments/community-clinics/saint-christopher-inn/

Samaritan House

We serve men, women, and children facing homelessness. We help them find a path to self-sufficiency. We provide a warm bed, clean linens, and toiletries, a hot meal, community atmosphere, case management, life skills classes, community resources and referrals.

Address
2301 Lawrence Street
Denver, CO 80205
County
Denver
Telephone
303-294-0241
Website
https://samhousedenver.org/

SeniorHousingNet.com

At SeniorHousingNet, we aim to help older adults find housing that will meet their current and future care needs, while allowing the most active and social lifestyles possible. We believe that by helping seniors find the best communities with the appropriate level of care (such as home care, assisted living, or other types of care), they can continue to thrive – both mentally and physically.

No matter if you are searching for yourself or a loved one, we understand that finding the right type of senior housing and care is often an emotional, stressful, and confusing process – not to mention time-consuming. Our resources are here to help you along the way, whether that’s by contacting one of our Family Advisors, or using our directory of senior living communities to research care options and resident reviews.

To get started you can use our Senior Care Assessment Tool to help narrow down what types of housing or care are best for yourself or your loved one. Additionally, you can use the collection of helpful guides and articles that our editorial and writing team has created to assist you in your journey.

Contact Name
Charlie Bennet
Address
P.O. Box 32217
Charlotte, NC 28232
Telephone
855-999-4938
Email
charlie@seniorhousingnet.com
Website
https://www.seniorhousingnet.com/
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept Medicare
We accept private insurance
We accept Tricare
We accept worker's compensation
We accept out of pocket
Sliding Scale

Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants

Also known as the Section 504 Home Repair program, this provides loans to very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve or modernize their homes or grants to elderly very-low-income homeowners to remove health and safety hazards.

Who may apply for this program?
To qualify, you must:
Be the homeowner and occupy the house
Be unable to obtain affordable credit elsewhere
Have a family income below 50 percent of the area median income
For grants, be age 62 or older and not be able to repay a repair loan

What is an eligible area? Applicants may check the address of their home to determine eligibility.

How may funds be used? Loans may be used to repair, improve or modernize homes or remove health and safety hazards Grants must be used to remove health and safety hazards

Is there a deadline to apply? Home loans are available year round as long as funding is available Home loan applications are processed in the order they are received

How long does an application take? Approval times depend on funding availability in your area. Talk to a USDA home loan specialist in your area for help with the application

Why does USDA Rural Development do this? Helping people stay in their own home and keep it in good repair helps families and their communities. Homeownership helps families and individuals build savings over time. It strengthens communities and helps many kinds of businesses that support the local economy.

NOTE: Because citations and other information may be subject to change, please contact your local office for assistance.

Address
Denver Federal Center Building 56
Room 2300 PO Box 25426
Denver, CO 80225-0426
Telephone
(720) 544-2903
Email
codirinquiries@co.usda.gov
Website
rd.usda.gov/programs-services/single-family-housing-repair-loans-grants

Southwest Center for Independence

Southwest Center for Independence supports independent living by and for people with disabilities, and facilitates change within the community for the inclusion of all people. We envision a world where all people with disabilities are valued friends and neighbors, receiving the supports they need to lead the lives they desire, defining their own quality of life and contributing back to the community.


Advocacy: Through systems advocacy, we educate our community on behalf of people with disabilities not only to change society’s attitudes but also to improve physical access to different facilities, such as housing, healthcare and transportation. In addition, through individual advocacy, we train people to take charge of life choices and overcome situations that reduce the potential for independence.
Information and Referral: We connect people with local, regional and national agencies that may give them the support they need.
Peer Support: We match people with similar disabilities who also share similar interests and goals with one another and provide the meeting space so that they can begin to build a supportive relationship and avoid isolation, a common problem among people who have disabilities and that often leads to depression, decreased self-esteem and hopelessness.
Independent Living Skills Training: Upon request, we provide training and problem solving to help people be more independent in different life areas.
Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers: Program provides rental assistance to 75 low-income people/families with disabilities.Under the Federal Section 8 program, funded by the Department of Housing & Urban Development, we provide a rental subsidy to people with disabilities who meet the HUD income requirements. We provide more than clerical support

Contact Name
Martha Mason
Address
9 Burnett Court, Suite C
Durango, CO 81301
County
La Plata
Telephone
(970) 259-1672
Email
info@swilc.org
Website
https://swindependence.org/

St. Francis Center

St. Francis Center is a refuge for men and women who are homeless in the metro Denver area, providing shelter along with services that enable people to meet their basic needs for daily survival and to transition out of homelessness. St. Francis Center is open year-round and serves a daily average of more than 600 people.

We welcome and treat everyone with dignity and respect, offering a safe and inviting place to stay during the day when other shelters are unavailable. More than anything else, St. Francis Center offers hope when it is most needed

Address
2323 Curtis Street
Denver, CO 80205
County
Denver
Telephone
303-297-1576
Email
info@sfcdenver.org
Website
sfcdenver.org

Stacy’s Helping Hand, Inc

We help the elderly and disabled find the care they need. We act as Short Term Care Managers and specialize in helping families find care facilities for their loved ones. We offer a free consultation.

Contact Name
Pam Silverberg
Address
4155 E. Jewell Ave
Suite 1108
Denver, CO 80222
County
Denver
Telephone
(720)620-3754
Email
pam@stacyshelpinghand.com
Website
stacyshelpinghand.com
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
Sliding Scale

Stephens Farm @Adeo

Stephens Farm @Adeo supports people with brain injuries by providing services tailored to individual needs. Through providing a place to call home, SF @Adeo offers full support for major life activities for adults living with the residual effects of brain injury, including housing, services that promote physical, emotional and behavioral wellness, opportunities for connection, and joy.

Contact Name
Wakiem Soucie
Address
2774 W. Reservoir Road
Greeley, CO 80634
County
Weld
Telephone
(970)506-0008
Email
wsoucie@adeoco.org
Website
www.adeoco.org
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept out of pocket

Summit Supportive Communities

BIAC Partner

Summit Supportive Communities offers a community-based, residential setting for adults in Parker, Highlands Ranch and Centennial, Colorado. Our homes are located in wonderful neighborhoods with access to open spaces, trails, and parks. Services and activities are convenient for our residents, allowing easy access to their community. SSC provides the resources and opportunities for each resident to live a diverse, full life. Summit Supportive Communities' residential supportive living program is designed for individuals who may have completed a post-acute or neurobehavioral rehabilitation program, are living alone or with family, and need a more structured living environment to support their level of functioning.

Contact Name
Danyelle Marts
Address
1720 S Bellaire St Ste Ph
Denver, CO 80222
County
Denver
Telephone
720-943-0804
Email
info@summitsupportive.com
Website
summitsupportive.com
Other Notes
We accept Medicaid
We accept out of pocket

The Salvation Army

We are already seeing large increases in the number of Americans seeking the basic necessities of life - food, shelter, and warmth.

Address
1370 Pennsylvania St. #100
Denver, CO 80203
County
Denver
Telephone
303.861.4833
Website
salvationarmyusa.org

To The Rescue

We work with Children and Adults on the CES, SLS and DD Medicaid Waivers. We have an Adult Day Program with facility based activities as well as outings each day. We provide transportation to and from the program. We also provide residential services to adults on the DD Waiver and we employee family caregivers to support family members in the home on the CES and SLS waivers. We provide services to a wide range of physically, intellectually, and developmentally disabled individuals, including those with brain injuries.

Contact Name
Kelly Mullins
Address
10270 S. Progress Way, Suite A
Parker, CO 80134
County
Douglas
Telephone
(720)851-2100
Email
KMullins@totherescue.net
Website
totherescue.net

Tri County Housing and Community Development Corp

Tri-County Housing & Community Development Corporation serves people and communities through facilitation of quality affordable housing & community projects.

Contact Name
Shelly Pfeiff
Address
34385 Hwy 167; PO Box 87
Fowler, CO 81039
County
Otero
Telephone
719-263-5168
1-888-243-4564
Website
tchcdc.org

Volunteers of America Colorado – Veterans Back Home Program

The Back Home Program is operated by Volunteers of America Colorado through the Veteran Administration's Support Services For Veterans Families Grant. The program provides financial assistance for low-income veterran families who are homeless or at-risk of being homeless. Program participants also receive transportation assistance and employment/education services. We have and currently assist participants suffering from Traumatic Brain Injuries(TBI). We currently have offices in Denver, Pueblo, Alamosa, Durango, Grand Junction, Eagle, Greeley, Fort Collins, and a mobile team. We serve every county in the state excluding El Paso County.

Contact Name
Brenton Hutson
Address
1247 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
Telephone
(303)297-0408
Email
bhutson@voacolorado.org
Website
voacolorado.org

Women’s Resource Center

Our community has literally hundreds of resources to help women. We offer a supportive environment where you can find the resources you need to take care of yourself and your family. Whether you need food, shelter and clothing or help with a business plan, we’ll take the time to learn about the unique challenges you face and will help you develop a personalized plan of action to get you back on your feet and on your way to economic self-sufficiency.

Contact Name
Tammy Tyner
Address
679 E. 2nd Ave.
#6
Durango, CO 81301
County
La Plata
Telephone
970-247-1242
Email
programs@wrcdurango.org
Website
wrcdurango.org