WHERE TO GET HELP GUIDE
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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DUE TO COVID MANY OF THESE SERVICES ARE NOT OFFERED IN PERSON- Call First
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PEAK-TO-PEAK MOUNTAIN RESOURCES:
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Kristi Venditti, 720-422-7813, kristi@EFAA.org
EFAA's Mountain Resource Liaison, serving Boulder County's mountain communities including Nederland, Coal Creek, Ward, Jamestown, Gold Hill and unincorporated mountain communities in the Boulder Valley School District.
Mountain Office Nederland Community Center, 750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland, CO
[for additional information see Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) under Emergency Funds & Assistance]
Candace Chapin, 303-525-3106 or 303.772.5529 x289, candace@ourcenter.org
OUR Center's Northern Mountain Resource Liaison, serving Boulder County's mountain communities including Allenspark, Raymond, Riverside, Lyons and unincorporated mountain communities in the St. Vrain Valley School District.
[for additional information see Outreach United Resource Center, Inc. (OUR Center) under Emergency Funds & Assistance]
Ari Goodman, 720-507-2969, ari@cpwd.org
Peak to Peak Center for People with Disabilities Mountain Liaison
[for additional information see Center for People with Disabilities under Disabilities]
Henry Schliff,
NICHE (Nederland Inter-agency Council for Homeless Encampments) advocate and outreach for families and individuals experiencing homelessness in the woods. h.schliff@gmail.com 720-355-9490 http://nederlandcpc.org/niche/
GOVERNMENTS
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BOULDER COUNTY
The Boulder County website has links to multiple services and support: Mental Health, Caregivers, Seniors, People with Disabilities, Parents & Teens, Veterans.
Click the "Families & Adults" page at www.bouldercounty.org
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GILPIN COUNTY
See the Gilpin County website for connection to multiple services.
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STATE OF COLORADO PEAK
The PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATION KIT (PEAK) is an online service for Coloradans to learn about, screen, apply for and manage medical, food, cash, early childhood program and transit benefits.
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ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
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PEAK TO PEAK HOUSING AND HUMAN SERVICES ALLIANCE
We are a group of human service organizations and agencies that meet once a month to share information and expand services to mountain residents. We publish this guide and hold a Human Services Fair near Thanksgiving in Nederland.
303-578-8033
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INTER-MOUNTAIN ALLIANCE
The Inter Mountain Alliance is an advocacy group of mountain community leaders who meet once a month. This group focuses on connecting our mountain communities and emergency preparedness.
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NICHE
The Nederland Inter-agency Council for Homeless Encampments (NICHE) is a partnership guided by the Nederland Community Presbyterian Church and supported by several government offices, law enforcement agencies, human services organizations, and other groups affected by issues regarding homeless camping in the mountains.
Council Leader: Paula Gipp NCPC Mission Elder gipp.paula@gmail.com 303-328-5863
Outreach Advocate Henry Schliff h.schliff@gmail.com 720-355-9490
Http://nederlandcpc.org/niche/
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MOUNTAIN HEALTH COLLABORATIVE
The Mountain Health Collaborative is comprised of local health professional members who volunteer during disasters in the Peak to Peak Region to meet immediate health needs, with the overall community goals of increasing resilience and accelerating post-disaster recovery rate. To join the Mountain Health Collaborative, contact richard@peaktopeakcounseling.com or call 303-258-7454 extension 2.
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HELPLINES
DIAL 2-1-1
United Way’s 2-1-1 is a free, multilingual phone service that is staffed and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Callers are referred to non-emergency health and human services along the Front Range.
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NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE
This is a privately funded, confidential hotline, providing crisis counseling 24/7.
800-273-8255 www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
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NON-EMERGENCY FIRE & POLICE CONTACTS
PUBLIC SAFETY
Nederland Marshal 303-258-3250 (weekdays)
Boulder County Sheriff Dispatch 303-441-4444 (after hours)
Gilpin County Sheriff 303-582-5500
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FIRE DEPARTMENTS (non-emergency numbers)
Nederland 303-258-9161 Allenspark 303-747-0145
Sugarloaf 303-442-1050 Timberline 303-582-5768
ADDICTION TREATMENT
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS / AL-ANON
Meetings held at:
St Rita’s Catholic Church, 326 Hwy 119, Nederland AA
Tuesdays and Fridays, 7:00 pm / Al-Anon, Mondays, 7:00 pm
Nederland Veterinary Hospital, 646 Hwy 119 South, Nederland
Thursdays, 8:00 am
Call 303-618-0458 for more information.
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LEAF/LYONS
In addition to offering individual and group mental wellness care, LEAF offers individual and group Addictions Recovery services in the Greater Lyons area
- Services are no cost, or very low cost. Medicaid is welcome
- Send confidential email to mentalwellness@leaflyons.org or call 720-295-9227
- Learn more at http://leaflyons.org
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MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERS 24/7 WALK-IN CRISIS CENTER & ADDICTION SERVICES, BOULDER COUNTY
3180 Airport Rd
Boulder, Colorado 80301
Walk-In Crisis Phone: 1-844-493-TALK
DeTox & Crisis Service, Phone: 303-441-1281
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
none at this time
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ANIMAL RESCUE & REHABILITATION
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BOULDER COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL
Animal Control investigates cases involving domesticated animals, animal bites, abused or neglected animals, dogs running at large, sick or injured animals, and barking dogs.
Incidents involving wildlife (eg. bears, deer, elk, mountain lions, and the like) and hunting violations are typically referred to Colorado Parks & Wildlife (303-297-1192).
303-441-3626
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COLORADO HORSE RESCUE
This non-profit provides shelter, care, and rehab for horses.
720-494-141410386 North 65th St, Longmont www.chr.org
GREENWOOD WILDLIFE REHAB CENTER
303-823-8455 www.greenwoodwildlife.org
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G.C.A.R.T. GILPIN COUNTY ANIMAL RESPONSE TEAM
G.C.A.R.T.'S purpose and concern is for the welfare of all domestic animals in emergency situations. G.C.A.R.T. assists firefighters in the evacuation of large stock animals and smaller companion animals in the event of wild fire, toxic spill, or other natural or manmade disasters that may occur in Gilpin County.
303-515-4320
nwhittington@gilpincounty.org
https://gilpincounty.org/departments_offices/gcart
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CHILDCARE & EDUCATION
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CARIBOU MOUNTAIN PRESCHOOL
Caribou provides preschool for 3 and 4 year olds.
Caribou follows the Nederland Elementary School schedule (BVSD calendar).
Tuition based program (free to qualifying families)
Call Johnnie Lefaiver, 720-561-4833 or visit www.ece.bvsd.org
Tuesday - Friday, half days, either:
8:30 am - 11:30 am or 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Extended day options available.
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CHINOOK WEST ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL
Housed in the TEENS, Inc. building, is an accredited, Boulder School District contract school.
303-258-3821 151 East St, Nederland
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 3:30
www.teensinc.org
www.facebook.com/teensinc
EAGLES’ NEST EARLY LEARNING CENTER
Afterschool program for youth (ages 11-18), run by Gilpin CSU Extension
* Free for all participants
303-582-9106
School year: M-Th 4:15-7:15pm, F 10am-4pm. Summer: variable.
A bus runs from the Gilpin County school to the community center M-Th
250 Norton Drive, Black Hawk
https://gilpin.extension.colostate.edu/4-h-eagle/
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GILPIN COUNTY SCHOOL K-12
10595 Highway 119, Black Hawk, CO 80422
303-582-3444
Montessori Program Pre-K to 5th grade
GOLD HILL SCHOOL
890 Main Street, Gold Hill (Boulder) CO 80302
720-561-5940
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NEDERLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
1 Sundown Trail, Nederland, CO 80466
Main Office:
720-561-4800 - Transportation 720-561-6240
Attendance: 720-561-4802 Fax Number: 720-561-4801
School Office Hours: Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
School Hours: K-5 - 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
There is recess supervision from 8:15 to 8:30 daily
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NEDERLAND MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL
597 County Road 130, Nederland, CO 80466
Main Office: 720-561-4900
Fax Number: 720-561-4901
Attendance: 720-561-4902 Mon-Fri 8:30-3:45
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NEW EXPLORERS LEARNING CENTER
A preschool for children 2 ½ years of age through 6 years of age.
* CCAP / Private pay
303-258-0390
391 West 1st St, Nederland (above RTD Park-n-Ride)
Monday - Friday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
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YOUTH CAMP AT GILPIN COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER
Licensed for school age childcare (ages 5-11)
* CCAP / Private pay
303-582-1453
School year: M-Th 4:15-6pm, F all day. Summer: all day camp
A bus runs from the Gilpin County school to the community center M-Th
250 Norton Drive, Black Hawk
http://gilpincounty.org/departments_offices/parks_and_recreation
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WILD BEAR NATURE CENTER
Free to explore exhibits and meet animals almost every day of the year. Environmental education programs, workshops, & special events. Licensed school-age child care (ages 5 and older).
Nature Camp: June 7-Aug 13 (ages 5-15; shuttle from/to Boulder)
Full-Day Programs: Mondays & Fridays & "No School Days" (ages 5-12)
Bear Cubs (ages 3-5 w/ Adult Chaperone)
* CCAP/Scholarships/Sliding Scale/Private Pay
303-258-0495
20 Lakeview Dr, Caribou Shopping Center & Mud Lake Open Space, Nederland
Hours: 8 AM - 5 PM
For childcare financial assistance, see the "Families with Children" section.
CLOTHING
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ALLENSPARK COMMUNITY CLOTHES CLOSET
The Clothes Closet offers clean, gently used clothing – free for clients of the Community Cupboard Food Bank, which operates on the first and third Wednesdays every month.
14863 Colorado Hwy 7, Allenspark (Allenspark Old Gallery)
303-747-2906
First and third Wednesdays, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
and during Old Gallery open hours.
NEDERLAND FOOD PANTRY AND CLOTHING CLOSET
The Clothing Closet offers clean, gently-used free clothing for all ages. It is volunteer-run, operated by the Nederland Food Pantry, and open for shopping and donations during pantry hours.
750 Hwy 72 North, Nederland (Nederland Community Center, first door on west end)
Every Saturday and the first & 4th Thursday each month, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
annette@nederlandfoodpantry.org
(720) 418-0892
DENTAL
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DENTAQUEST
DentaQuest is the Administrative Services Organization (ASO) that administers the Health First Colorado and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) dental benefits. DentaQuest helps Health First Colorado members understand their dental benefit, locate a dental provider, processes dental claims and answers any questions about dental benefits.
DentaQuest Health First Colorado Member Services: 1-855-225-1729 TTY: 711
DentaQuest CHP+ Member Services: 1-888-307-6561
Available Monday-Friday 7:30 am to 5:00 pm
To login to see dental benefits http://www.dentaquest.com/Colorado, visit memberaccess.dentaquest.com
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DENTAL AID
Dental Aid offers Cleanings, X-Rays, Exams, General Dentistry, Complete Restoration, Sealants, Extractions, Fillings, Crowns, Bridges and Partials, and other Orthodontia.
* Reduced Fees schedule / CHP+ / Medicaid accepted
303-499-7072
4155 Darley Ave, Boulder
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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DISABILITIES
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AUDIO INFORMATION NETWORK OF COLORADO
Tune into this Fort Collins-based radio station, with programs in English and Spanish, for news, household tips, etc. www.aincolorado.org
CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
CPWD offers services for individuals with physical, mental, emotions and cognitive disabilities.
Peak to Peak CPWD mountain liaison: Ari Goodman, 720-507-2969, ari@cpwd.org
Boulder Office: 1675 Range Street
Longmont Office: 615 North Main St
Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm / Friday 8:00 am - Noon
303-442-8662 / info@cpwd.org
ENSIGHT SKILLS CENTER
Ensight is an accredited, professional center for low vision services to enhance the lives of those who are struggling with vision loss.
303-757-4500 for evaluation appointment (once per month)
GILPIN COUNTY PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION PROGRAM FOR SENIORS AND DISABLED VETERANS
A property-tax exemption is available to senior citizens, surviving spouses of senior citizens, and disabled veterans. For those who qualify, 50 percent of the first $200,000 in actual value of their primary residence is exempted from property taxation. The state pays the exempted portion of the property tax. Contact the Assessor at 303-582-5451
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HOLISTIC HOMESTEAD
The Holistic Homestead is a nonprofit serving the Peak to Peak region with a mission to improve health and wellness through education, outreach and advocacy. The Holistic Homestead coordinates free Used Durable Medical Equipment lending closets providing gently used walkers, wheelchairs, toilet risers, crutches, etc. We accept donations of gently used equipment that is clean and in good working order, and deliver needed medical equipment to your door. This service is grant funded in partnership with the Mountain Forum for Peace.
Please call (303) 582-3001 or e-mail connect@theholistichomestead.org for information.
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DISASTER INFORMATION
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BOULDER COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
OEM has current information about emergencies occurring in our communities. Sign up for emergency messages via phone, cell, text, email, and access their Emergency Preparedness Guide.
To receive emergency notifications by text, email or phone:
https://member.everbridge.net/index/453003085612231#/login
303-441-3390
3280 Airport Rd, Boulder
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BOULDER COUNTY EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Find more information about local emergencies, and sign-up for emergency alerts.
Dial 9-1-1 for emergencies
For non-emergencies, please call dispatch at 303-441-4444.
www.bouldercounty.org/safety/emergency
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BOULDER COUNTY LIVE AUDIO FEEDS
www.broadcastify.com/listen/ctid/247
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ROAD CONDITIONS
www.cotrip.org/roadconditions.htm
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FOR FIRES
To reduce your risk of losing your home to wildfire, visit:
For large fires, see the Federal incident website:
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FOR NEDERLAND
www.nedweather.com/Nederland-Weather-Forecast.aspx
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FOR MAGNOLIA ROAD
www.facebook.com/groups/419531618098523 (Magnolia Fire Watch)
www.facebook.com/groups/magnolia.road.news (Magnolia Road News)
(Membership required on group pages.)
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FOR WARD AND JAMESTOWN
www.quicktopic.com/19/H/ttG9iqmEC2K
GILPIN & JEFFERSON COUNTY INFORMATION
Nathan Whittington, 2960 Dory Hill Road Suite 300, Black Hawk, CO 80422
(303) 515-4320 -- Office, (303) 582-3813 -- Fax
https://www.gilpincountysheriff.com/emergency-management
https://www.facebook.com/GilpinCountyOEM/
http://www.jeffcosheriff.blogspot.com (only activated in emergencies)
https://www.colorado.gov/timberlinefire
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/ VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE
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FOR IMMEDIATE HELP, DIAL 9-1-1
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BLUE SKY BRIDGE
Blue Sky Bridge provides child victims and their families with support in a safe and child-focused environment. They offer forensic interviews with child victims of abuse, neglect, or who witness violent crimes, as well as support services for non-offending care givers, including crisis intervention, therapy referrals, and assistance with victim compensation. All services are free of charge
2617 Iris Hollow Place, Boulder 303-444-1388 / info@blueskybridge.org
Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
SAFEHOUSE PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE FOR NONVIOLENCE
Safehouse serves female survivors of domestic violence and their children impacted by domestic or dating violence.
24-hour crisis hotline: 303-444-2424
Office: 303-449-8623
835 North St, Boulder, info@safehousealliance.org
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SAFE SHELTER OF ST. VRAIN VALLEY
Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley provides free, bilingual (Spanish/English) inclusive, accessible and comprehensive safety, support and resources to individuals and their children impacted by relationship abuse in its 24/7 Emergency Shelter and nonresidential facilities.
24/7 Crisis Line: 303-772-4422
Office: 303-772-0432
82 21st Avenue, Longmont, CO 80501
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EMERGENCY FUNDS & ASSISTANCE
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CANYON CARES
Canyon Cares provides financial assistance to individuals and families in Coal Creek Canyon, Nederland and rural Gilpin County experiencing short term crisis. Help is available with housing costs, heating, food, transportation, health expenses, school supplies, and more.
720-515-1129
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EMERGENCY FAMILY ASSISTANCE ASSOCIATION
EFAA offers assistance to Boulder County Residents, with minor medical costs, eye exam and eyeglasses assistance, short-term and transitional housing programs for families with minor children experiencing homelessness, housing deposit and rent/mortgage assistance, assistance with energy-related utilities (gas, electric, propane, firewood), as well as food and transportation assistance bus tickets.
EFAA’s Mountain Resource Liaison Kristi Venditti has an office in the Nederland Community Center on the 2nd floor but is also available to visit participants. Call 720-422-7813 for an appointment. She is also available for appointments in other Peak to Peak communities. Mountain Resource Liaison, 720-442-7813; Mountain Office Nederland Community Center, 750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland, CO
EFAA: 1575 Yarmouth Ave, Boulder
Food Bank Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 1 pm - 4:30 pm, Thursday: 1 pm - 6 pm
Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm, and Wednesday, Noon - 4:00 pm
303-442-3042
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LYONS BASIC NEEDS & RESOURCE MATCHING
Limited financial grants to Lyons area residents to help meet basic needs
Referrals to other supporting agencies
Email info@leaflyons.org or call 720-864-4309 to make an appointment, or drop in Lyons Community Church (350 Main Street in Lyons) on Wednesdays from 10am to 5pm
NEDERLAND COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NCPC’s Deacon's Fund offers financial assistance to individuals and families experiencing short term financial crisis. Funds are available for various support, such as: medical bills, auto repairs, home heating assistance, school supplies, childcare, scholarships, grief support. We also sometimes have groups that help with mission projects, like wheelchair ramps or home weatherization.
303-258-3579 / ncpcpastor@gmail.com
210 North Jefferson St, Nederland
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OUTREACH UNITED RESOURCE CENTER, INC. (OUR CENTER)
OUR Center offers assistance to Boulder County residents living in Allenspark, Raymond, Riverside, Lyons and adjacent areas of unincorporated Boulder County that are located in the St. Vrain Valley School District OUR Center can provide mountain residents rent & utility assistance, supplemental groceries and clothing, access to eyeglasses and eye exams, referrals for emergency shelter for families with children, and referrals to temporary and/or permanent housing for homeless adults/households.
OUR Center’s Northern Mountain Resource Liaison, Candace Chapin, sees walk-in appointments in Lyons during the LEAF Food Bank the 2nd, 4th and 5th Wednesday of each month, located at the Lyons Community Church; and is in Allenspark during The Old Gallery Community Cupboard the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Candace is also available for in person or phone appointments at 303-525-3106 and the OUR Center, 303.772.5529 x289. (please leave message with name, email and phone contact information)
OUR Center: 220 Collyer Street, Longmont 80501
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday 8 AM – 6 PM
Saturday and Sunday, lunch only 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
303-772-5529
EMPLOYMENT
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CONNECTING COLORADO
This is a statewide on-line job search site with numerous filters by city and county.
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GILPIN COUNTY COLORADO WORKS
The Colorado Works Program serves low income families with children by providing income assistance and supportive services to help participants become and remain self- sufficient.
303-582-5444
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WORKFORCE BOULDER COUNTY
Workforce offers a Computer Resource Center, assessment tools, career counseling, referrals to job openings, training scholarships, development workshops, and help with resume writing, interviewing skills, job seeker events. See their website for job fairs and informational sessions.
303-413-7555
5755 Central Ave, Suite B, Boulder, CO 80301
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN
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BOULDER COUNTY CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) provides financial assistance to eligible low-income families who need child care benefits for children from birth to age 12. If you are eligible, a portion of the total child care cost will be paid. You will be required to pay a portion of the childcare costs directly to the provider based on family size and income. You apply in the county where you live. Questions: ccap@bouldercounty.org. Please visit our website: www.bouldercountychildcare.org for an application found under forms.
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COLORADO WORKS / TEMPORARY AID TO NEEDY FAMILIES
TANF is a federal program that provides cash assistance to needy families with dependent children. An application for Colorado Works is also considered for food assistance, Medicaid, and child support services. Child care assistance, transportation, job training and other supportive services are available for job seekers.
Visit Boulder County Housing & Human Services to see if you are eligible and to apply:
http://www.bouldercounty.org/family/financial/pages/hhstanf.aspx
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DENTAQUEST
DentaQuest is the Administrative Services Organization (ASO) that administers the Health First Colorado and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) dental benefits. DentaQuest helps Health First Colorado members understand their dental benefit, locate a dental provider, processes dental claims and answers any questions about dental benefits.
DentaQuest Health First Colorado Member Services: 1-855-225-1729 TTY: 711
DentaQuest CHP+ Member Services: 1-888-307-6561 Available Monday-Friday 7:30 am to 5:00 pm. To login to see dental benefits, visit memberaccess.dentaquest.com
http://www.dentaquest.com/Colorado
GILPIN COUNTY COLORADO CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
CCCAP provides day care financial assistance to families who meet income guidelines.
303-582-5444
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GILPIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
For emergencies, dial law enforcement at 911.
For non-emergencies, if no one is available, leave a message.
303-582-5444
2960 Dory Hill Road, Suite 100, Black Hawk (Gilpin County Justice Center)
Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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NED MAMAS
Nedmamas (includes Papas, too) provides networking about child rearing or behavior, locating a healthcare provider, finding out about family-related events in the area, and to buy/sell child related items. You must apply for access to the discussion group/mailing.
FINANCIAL COUNSELING
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ADULT FINANCIAL SERVICES GILPIN COUNTY
Call for information about Old Age Pension (OAP), Aid to the Needy Disabled (AD), Aid to the Blind (ABT), and the Supplemental Security Income/Colorado Supplement (SSI/CS) programs. 303-582-5444
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BOULDER COUNTY PERSONAL FINANCE PROGRAM
The program offers expertise in creating individualized spending plans and methods for sticking to it; coaching on getting back on track financially; advice on student loans, the home buying process, credit improvement, debt reduction, foreclosure prevention, reverse mortgages, and more. Contact for free and confidential individual appointments and group workshops.
Becky Thelen, AFC
720-564-2279 / personalfinance@bouldercounty.org
FOOD ASSISTANCE
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ALLENSPARK COMMUNITY CUPBOARD
No questions asked, the Cupboard is open to anyone who needs assistance with food, fresh produce, meats, as well as non-perishables. Deliveries can be made if needed.
Peggy Mauerman
720-517-7919 / peggy.mauerman@gmail.com
14863 Hwy 7, Allenspark (The Old Gallery)
1st and 3rd Wednesday, 2 - 4 pm
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BOULDER COUNTY SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
(Formerly known as Food Stamps)
SNAP assists individuals and families with a portion of their monthly food costs. A Quest EBT Card is issued, which looks and works like a debit card at the grocery store.
https://www.bouldercounty.org/families/food/food-assistance/
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GILPIN COUNTY FOOD ASSISTANCE
Programs include SNAP (Food Stamps) for income qualified individuals or families.
303-582-5444
GILPIN COUNTY FOOD BANK (AND TEFAP COMMODITIES)
2960 Dory Hill Rd, Suite 100, Black Hawk (Gilpin County Justice Center)
Thursday, 1:30 - 4:00 pm
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LOVIN’ CUP COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN
Share a free, nutritious meal in a social setting for the community and those in need.
303-258-1113, call for date & time. The Deli at 8236, 34 East First St, Nederland
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LYONS COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY
Lyons Community Church, Lower Level
350 Main Street in Lyons
Wednesdays 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Lyons area residents can attend the Food Pantry each week to access nutrition and community
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LYONS MEALS ON WHEELS
Available Monday through Friday
Hot meals and warm “hellos” to people in the Greater Lyons area who are unable to shop for or prepare at least one nutritious meal each day
Cost is based on a generous sliding scale, with no one turned away for inability to pay
Call 720-507-5480 or visit leaflyons.org to set up delivery or learn more
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NEDERLAND FOOD PANTRY
Check-in on 1st & 4th Thursday in the Multipurpose room of the Nederland Community Center, or in the Food Pantry Room 106 on Saturdays (access via the West Wing door). Bring proof of residence for first time sign-up. The Pantry often has special dietary foods, including limited diabetic, vegetarian, gluten-free items.
720-418-0892, info@nederlandfoodpantry.org
Nederland Community Center, 750 Hwy 72 North, Nederland
Every Saturday and the first & 4th Thursday each month, 10:00 am - Noon
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PASTOR'S PANTRY COMMUNITY FOOD DISTRIBUTION
303-642-3201
73 Gross Dam Rd, Golden (Whispering Pines Church in Coal Creek Canyon)
Every Wednesday, 3:00 - 5:00 pm
www.whispering-pines-church.org
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SUMMER SOCKS & SANDWICHES
Socks & Sandwiches offers a free meal for homeless campers, local families, children, and anyone in need. Socks, hygiene products, trash bags, and other items of support are available.
210 North Jefferson, Nederland (Nederland Community Presbyterian Church) Thursdays at noon between Memorial Day and Labor Day
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HEALTH INSURANCE
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BOULDER COUNTY CONNECT FOR HEALTH COLORADO
Connect for Health Colorado offers account creation, selecting a health insurance plan, applying for tax credits and other forms of financial assistance, enrolling in a plan, trouble-shooting problems. See the Connect website for community outreach and presentations.
* FREE in-person appointments are available in Boulder, no charge for services.
855-PLANS-4-YOU (855-752-6749) or 303-441-1000 (TTY: 855-346-3432)
3460 Broadway, Boulder
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
HEALTH COVERAGE GUIDE FOR GILPIN COUNTY
Medicaid advice for Gilpin County:
Bonnie Albrecht 303-582-5803
For Connect for Health call Colorado Customer Service at 855-752-6749.
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GILPIN COUNTY CHILD HEALTH PLAN PLUS
Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) is a low cost health insurance program for uninsured Colorado children ages 18 and under, whose families earn or own too much to qualify for Medicaid, but cannot afford private insurance. 303-582-5444
HOUSING
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BOULDER COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY
BCHA administers programs to serve low-income families, military veterans, and families involved in the child-welfare system. Programs include: Housing Choice Vouchers, Project-Based Vouchers, HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing, Tenant-Based Rental Assistance, Family Unification Program (for child welfare and youth transitioning out of county foster care).
303-441-1000 (TTY: 800-659-3656)
www.bouldercounty.org/family/housing/pages/subsidizedhousing.aspx
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NEDERLAND PUBLIC HOUSING
1) Prime Haven: subsidized housing for seniors (60+), and adults with physical disabilities (6 units)
Application: www.bouldercounty.org/doc/hhs/waitlistapplicationupdatedprime haven.pdf
2) Rodeo Court: affordable housing for families (four 2-bedroom and two 3-bedroom units)
3) Beaver Creek Apartments: affordable and Section 8 apartments (1-bedroom) for adults (12 units)
www.bouldercounty.org/doc/hhs/hhsrentappeng.pdf
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PEAK HOUSING SUB-COMMITTEE
This group advocates for housing policy & practice, connects people in need to existing programs, and volunteers do weatherization and maintenance.
Hansen Wendlandt, ncpcpastor@gmail.com
or Janette Taylor, Janette.Taylor@Forethought.net
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LEGAL AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES
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BOULDER COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES
Offers access to high-quality, civil legal services for low-income and vulnerable populations. Online application. Reduced Fees Schedule
303-449-7575, call for intake
315 West South Boulder Rd, #205, Louisville Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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BOULDER COUNTY ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Investigates allegations of abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation of at-risk adults. (Boulder County residents only)
24 hour hotline: 303-441-1309 (TTY: 800-659-3656)
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BOULDER COUNTY CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Investigates allegations of child abuse and neglect. (Boulder County residents only)
24 hour hotline: 303-441-1309 (TTY: 800-659-3656)
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BOULDER COUNTY FAMILY COURT FACILITATOR
Offers mediation, forms and assistance, divorce/custody orientation, and more. (Boulder County residents only).
* Free service
303-441-3739 (leave a message)
1777 6th St, 3rd floor, Boulder
Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Thursdays at Noon in Courtroom J) Friday, 8:00 am - Noon
GILPIN COUNTY COMBINED VICTIM SERVICES
2960 Dory Hill Road, Suite 300 (Gilpin County Justice Center)
Office hours: 303-582-5926
After hours: Gilpin County Dispatch at 303-582-5500
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GILPIN COUNTY CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
CPS investigates and may offer intervention in suspected cases of child abuse and/or neglect. The reporting person's name remains confidential. Call the statewide child abuse and neglect hotline: 844-CO-4-KIDS (844-264-5437)
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GILPIN COUNTY ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Investigates and may offer intervention in cases of suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of seniors. Always confidential. Statewide hotline 1-844-264-5437
LIBRARIES, PUBLIC
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GILPIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
15131 Highway 119, Black Hawk, CO 80422
Phone: 303-582-5777
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Sunday Closed
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LYONS REGIONAL LIBRARY
451 4th Avenue, Lyons, CO 80540
303-823-5165
Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sunday Closed
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NEDERLAND COMMUNITY LIBRARY
200 Highway 72 N. PO Box 836 Nederland CO 80466
303-258-1101
Hours: Monday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Thrusday 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
https://nederland.colibraries.org
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MEDICAL
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AUTISM SOCIETY OF BOULDER COUNTY
This nonprofit service helps individuals and families with autism, primarily in Broomfield and Boulder counties.
720-272-8231 www.autismboulder.org
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BOULDER COUNTY AIDS PROJECT
BCAP offers free HIV testing, with confidential services and case management.
303-444-6121
2118 14th St, Boulder
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 5:30 pm www.bcap.org
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CLINICA FAMILY HEALTH SERVICES (formerly People's Clinic)
Clinica offers general medical services, adults and pediatric, immunizations and vaccinations, obstetrics and gynecology, acute, chronic, and preventive care, routine check-ups, physicals, health screenings, family planning and birth control, some mental health services and dental services (available for registered patients).
* Most medical insurance accepted, including Medicare / CHP+ / Medicaid / CICP (CO Indigent Care Program) / sliding fee scale (proof of income needed)
303-650-4460
2525 13th St, Boulder
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COLUMBINE FAMILY CARE - DR MICHAEL CAMARATA
Dr Camarata is a family physician offering personalized care and a full spectrum of medical services to his clients, including testing and referrals.Closed Wednesday mornings; by appointment only.
303-258-9355 / columbinefamily@gmail.com
20 Lakeview Dr, #204, Nederland (via Big Springs Drive)
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HEARING LOSS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
Offers information, education, and support to individuals and their families with hearing loss. The Boulder chapter hosts monthly meetings.
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HOLISTIC HOMESTEAD
The Holistic Homestead keeps an inventory of all the partner medical equipment closets along the Peak to Peak (NAS, BCAAA, Columbine Health, Gilpin Seniors & County Public Health), facilitates donations and distribution of equipment. Anyone who needs used durable medical equipment, or would like to donate equipment, clean, and in good working order, can call 303 582 3001 or e-mail connect@theholistichomestead
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Planned Parenthood offers emergency contraception, general gynecology, abortion services, education referrals, STD testing, treatment, vaccines, and more. All services at this health center are available on a walk-in basis. Scheduled appointments are also available. Not all services are available every day.
* Credit and Debit cards / Cash, Checks, Money Orders /Medicaid / Insurance
800-230-PLAN (800-230-7526) or 303-447-1040
2525 Arapahoe Unit C200,Boulder
Monday, 9:00 am - 7:00pm ; Tuesday, 9:00 am - 6:00pm ;Wednesday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thursday, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
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TRU PACE
TRU PACE provides and coordinates all healthcare services and support for those who would otherwise need nursing home level of care. PACE helps seniors live comfortably and independently, in their communities, for as long as possible, in Boulder and southwest Weld counties. Once enrolled, you receive all your healthcare needs through them or their contracted providers. You may participate in their day-program, receive physical therapies, in-home services, transportation to appointments, and more.
* Covered by Medicare and/or Medicaid, every participant has their own plan of care.
303-665-0115 2593 Park Ln, Lafayette pace.trucare.org
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MENTAL HEALTH
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ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION
Call for information on classes and support for caregivers and those affected with dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. 800-272-3900
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CAMILLA DYE, NEW GROWTH THERAPY LLC.
Online therapy only!
P.O.Box 56
Nederland, CO 80466
720-282-1727
Type of services: Psychotherapy/counseling for individual adults, teens, and couples.
An hour of therapy is $120 for a 60 min session, sliding scale goes from $60 - $120 and is based on ability to pay. Sliding Scale is negotiated during the first visit and is based on an honors system.
Insurances accepted: Medicaid (CCHA, Colorado Access), Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and Tricare (for veterans)
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CARRIE EVANS, MA ED, LCSW
Tame Your Rhino Therapy and Behavioral Solutions - for children, individuals and families Insurance accepted: Medicaid, Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Cigna and United Behavioral Health
720-260-2901
20 Lakeview Dr. #205 Nederland
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ARI GOODMAN, MENTAL SER​
she/her/hers
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CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE
The Center serves Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek Counties.
Colorado Crisis Line: 844-493-8255
Suicide Hotline: 800-273-8255
General Information & Appointments: 303-425-0300
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LEAF MENTAL HEALTH
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Individual and group counseling for Lyons area residents
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Most services at no cost to the client (Medicaid is welcomed!)
Call 720-295-9227 or email MentalWellness@leaflyons.org to make an appointment or learn more
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MENTAL HEALTH PARTNERS
MHP offers comprehensive psychiatric services for individuals, families, children, and adolescents, through outpatient & inpatient programs. They have school-based and home-based programs. Fee structure based on ability to pay.
303-443-8500 24 Hour Psychiatric Crisis Line, 844-493-TALK (844-493-8255) or text TALK to 38255; MESA Rape Crisis Line, 303-443-7300
1333 Iris Ave, Boulder www.mhpcolorado.org
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NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE
This is a privately funded, confidential hotline, providing crisis counseling 24/7.
800-273-8255
www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org
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PEAK TO PEAK COUNSELING
Peak to Peak offers counseling for children, teens, adults, families, and couples, as well as group sessions on a variety of topics.
* Sliding scale based on need / no one turned away for financial reasons
Now Offering Telehealth!
303-258-7454 x2 / richard@peaktopeakcounseling.com
159 West 2nd St (Hwy72 N), Nederland
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SENIOR REACH
Senior Reach serves older adults by offering in-home counseling by licensed clinical social workers for any Boulder County resident age 60+. The program provides the services at no cost partially funded by Boulder County HHS grant. Clients are met in their own homes (or other locations if needed), anywhere in Boulder County (including mountain communities), for +/- 12 sessions. Support and counseling is available for personal issues such as anxiety, depression, family issues, health challenges, relocation, trauma-related concerns, aging issues and many other areas of concern. The mission of Senior Reach is to support the well-being, independence and dignity of older adults by educating the community, providing care management and mental health services, and connecting older adults to community resources. Any concerned person can make the referral to the program.
866-217-5808 www.seniorreach.org
RESOURCES - General Living
GILPIN COUNTY CSU EXTENSION
The CSU Extension in Gilpin County helps mountain residents improve their quality of life by offering a website, classes and programs that provide unbiased, research-based information on forestry, wildfire, wildlife, mountain gardening, noxious weeds and many other issues. Through 4-H programs, we also provide educational and recreational opportunities for youth.
303-582-9106
https://gilpin.extension.colostate.edu/
SENIOR SERVICES - General
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BOULDER COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING (AAA)
The Boulder County Area Agency on Aging (BCAAA) responds to the needs of older adults (60+) and their family and informal caregivers in our community through advocacy, funding, direct service, planning, and education. The BCAAA works with public and private partners to respond to the unique needs in our community. The BCAAA is currently offering remote services including:
· Information, Referral, or Resources
· Financial Assistance
· Healthy Aging Programs
· Medicare Counseling
· Caregiver Programs
· Veterans Services (serving Veterans and their spouses of all ages)
· Long-Term Care Ombudsman
· Nutrition Resources
Many of our services are provided at no charge. There are no income eligibility requirements.
The BCAAA Resource Line is 303-441-1617, or you can reach Colleen and Lynette at the numbers below.
Colleen Sinclair, Mountain Options Counselor
Ward - South to Coal Creek Canyon
Email: csinclair@bouldercounty.org
Nederland Phone: 303-258-3068
Cell Phone - 720-616-9109
Nederland Office: Nederland Community Center (750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland)
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Lynette Anderson, Mountain Options Counselor
Email: landerson@bouldercounty.org
Lyons Phone: 303-823-9016
Lyons Office: Walter Self Senior Housing (335 Railroad Ave, Lyons)
Allenspark Phone: 303-747-2592
Allenspark Office: Allenspark Fire Station (14861 CO-7, Allenspark)
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GILPIN COUNTY MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAMS
Medicare Savings Programs help people with low income and asset levels pay for health care coverage, including some or all of Medicare's premiums, and may also pay Medicare deductibles and coinsurance. 303-582-5444
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GILPIN COUNTY TRANSPORTATION
Call for transportation for seniors and their spouses living in Gilpin County, including scheduled senior luncheons, grocery shopping, and medical/dental visits. Door-to-door service is provided. 303-515-4292
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GILPIN COUNTY PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION PROGRAM
For Seniors and Disabled Vets. Exemption is available to senior citizens, surviving spouses of senior citizens, and disabled veterans. For those who qualify, 50 percent of the first $200,000 in actual value of their primary residence is exempted from property taxation. The state pays the exempted portion of the property tax. Contact the Assessor at 303-582-5451
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SENIOR REACH
Senior Reach serves older adults by offering in-home counseling by licensed clinical social workers for any Boulder County resident age 60+. The program provides the services at no cost. Clients are met in their own homes (or other locations if needed), anywhere in Boulder County (including mountain communities), for +/- 12 sessions. Support and counseling is available for personal issues such as anxiety, depression, family issues, health challenges, relocation, trauma-related concerns, aging issues and many other areas of concern. The mission of Senior Reach is to support the well-being, independence and dignity of older adults by educating the community, providing care management and mental health services, and connecting older adults to community resources Any concerned person can make the referral to the program. 866-217-5808 www.seniorreach.org
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TRU PACE - A PROGRAM OF ALL-INCLUSIVE CARE FOR THE ELDERLY
TRU PACE provides and coordinates all healthcare services and support for those who
would otherwise need nursing home level of care. PACE helps seniors live comfortably
and independently, in their communities for as long as possible.
TRU PACE is located in Lafayette and serves Seniors in Boulder and southwest Weld
counties. Once enrolled in TRU PACE, you receive all your healthcare needs through them or their contracted providers. You may participate in their day-program, receive physical therapies, in-home services, transportation to appointments and more. PACE services are Medicare and/or Medicaid covered. And every participant has a plan of care developed just for them. 303-665-0115
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SENIOR SERVICES - Nutrition
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ALLENSPARK
Join us for nutritious meals in a social setting. Reservations required by preceding
* Payment: Seniors (over 60) is $2.50 and under 60 is $8.00. No senior is turned away for inability to Seniors unable to leave home unassisted may qualify for mealdelivery.
303-747-2888
Memorial Day to Labor Day: Allenspark Community Church.
Labor Day to Memorial Day: Highlands Camp and Retreat Center.
Thursdays at Noon
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GILPIN COUNTY HOME DELIVERED MEALS
Call for home delivered meals for seniors who are unable to prepare their own meals and who have no household members that can/will prepare nutritionally balanced meals. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday mornings.
303-515-4292
gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org
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GILPIN COUNTY NUTRITION AND ACTIVITIES
Call for lunches for seniors and their spouses, served twice a week at the Community Center. The Senior Program also provides educational and recreational activities. Call to be put on the monthly mailing list of a calendar of events
303-515-4292
gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org
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LYONS BISTRO
Walt Self Senior Housing, 335 Railroad Ave, Lyons, CO
Wednesdays & Fridays, 11:30-12:30
Reservations are required. Please call 2 days in advance (303-441-1415).
* Requested donation: Age 60+ is $3 per meal / under age 60 is $7.50 per meal
(No senior is turned away for inability to pay)
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NEDERLAND AREA SENIORS/MOUNTAIN PEAK LIFE
Join us for nutritious meals in a social setting. Reservations are required.
* Requested donation: Age 60+ requested donation is $5 per meal. Under age 60 is $8.25 per lunch, $10 per brunch and $12 per dinner. No senior is turned away for inability to pay. Seniors unable to leave home unassisted may qualify for meal delivery twice a week.
303-258-0799, mountainpeaklife.nas@gmail.com
750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland (Nederland Community Center, Multipurpose Room)
Mondays & Wednesdays at Noon
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SENIOR SERVICES - Wellness Programs
CULTIVATE
VetsGo provides medical transportation to veterans and their family members throughout Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Volunteers use their own vehicles to provide transportation going as far as the Aurora, Golden and Cheyenne VA facilities
Carry-Out-Caravan: Volunteers take orders, shop for, and deliver groceries to seniors who have transportation or mobility issues.
Fix-It: Volunteers perform minor-safety related - home repairs including grab bar installation and walker repairs.
Yardbusters: Volunteers perform a basic yard clean up either in the Spring, Summer, or Fall to help seniors comply with regulations and reduce falls.
SnowBusters: Volunteers shovel snow to help seniors comply with regulations and to reduce their risk of falling
RSVP: Cultivate recruits and places volunteers in organizations throughout Boulder County.
303-443-1933, 6325 Gunpark Dr #F, Boulder,
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GILPIN COUNTY HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
Home care and financial assistance is provided on a monthly basis to prevent out-of-home placement of seniors and persons with disabilities living in Gilpin County. This program can provide an alternative to nursing homes.
303-582-5444
gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org
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NEDERLAND AREA SENIORS
NAS offers Monday & Wednesday lunch, as well as fitness, pickle ball, writing, art, education, social, and cultural outings.
The Mountain Peak Life program offers social dinners & breakfasts, outings and activities for ages 50+.
303-258-0799
750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland (Nederland Community Center, Multipurpose Room)
TEMPORARY SHELTER
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BOULDER SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS
Through housing-focused programs, the Boulder Shelter for the Homeless offers shelter, meals, and support services for qualified homeless adults in Boulder County.
Those seeking Shelter services must first go through the countywide Coordinated Entry System at Path to Home (formerly Robb’s Music) 2691 30th St., Boulder
Hours of operation for Coordinated Entry: Monday - Sunday: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm (Tuesday only: Noon - 4:00 pm)
Longmont Coordinated Entry is at the OUR Center, Monday - Friday, 10:00 am to 3:30 pm
220 Collyer St., Longmont
Walk-up Morning Services (breakfast, showers, lockers, laundry, mail) at the Shelter continue to be available 6:00 am - 8:00 am every day. (Check-in by 7:30 am.)
Access to the Locker Room is available each evening 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm.
303-442-4646
Shelter address: 4869 North Broadway, Boulder
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BOULDER BRIDGE HOUSE
For any individual experiencing homelessness, the Bridge House provides case management, temporary shelter, meals at various locations, and referrals.
303-442-8300
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EMERGENCY FAMILY ASSISTANCE ASSOCIATION
EFAA offers assistance to families with children who reside in Boulder County, including short-term and transitional housing programs, and short-stay hotel vouchers for families experiencing homelessness.
303-442-3042 ((or for EFAA’s Mountain Resource Liaison call 720-442-7813, Mountain Office Nederland Community Center, 750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland, CO)
1575 Yarmouth Ave, Boulder
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TRANSPORTATION
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CULTIVATE
Cultivate's VetsGo program provides medical transportation to veterans and their family members throughout Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Volunteers use their own vehicles to provide transportation going as far as the Aurora, Golden and Cheyenne VA facilities.
6325 Gunpark Dr #F, Boulder
303-443-1933
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GILPIN COUNTY CONNECT
Gilpin Connect is an advance-scheduled ride service for residents who need transportation to health care. Monday - Thursday, 8 am to 4 pm, $5 RT to adjacent counties, $10 RT to Denver. Free service for Veterans, minors must be accompanied by adult or guardian. Call: 303.582-9200
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MEDICAID TRANSPORTATION INTELLIRIDE
IntelliRide manages non-emergency medical and non-medical transportation for Health First Colorado (Medicaid) members in the state of Colorado. We accept trip reservations and arrange member rides for covered services with qualified transportation providers. Members without access to transportation may be eligible to receive free rides to covered healthcare appointments and quality-of-life services.
Schedule your ride at least two business days before your appointment using one of the following options.
To schedule your ride, please have the following information:
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Your name, Medicaid ID and pick up address
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Your doctor’s or facility’s name, address, and telephone number
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The date and time of your medical appointment
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If a support person or escort will be traveling with you—due to capacity, drivers may deny additional passengers that are not the person going to the appointment or medically documented escorts
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Monday through Friday8 AM–5 PM MT
Phone: (855) 489-4999 TDD state relay: 711
Fax: (720) 302-0106
Email: intelliride@transdev.com
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REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
Get a free Eco-pass, if you are a resident of the Nederland Library District. For eligibility and required document information, contact Town of Nederland, 303-258-3266. Ecopasses are issued at Nederland Town Hall on Wednesdays.
Plan Your Trip - Download the Go Denver Smart Phone Application (www.godenverapp.com) to search for the cheapest, fastest, and greenest transportation options for each trip using real-time RTD bus information.
Access-a-Ride - Access-a-Ride is the federally required ADA paratransit service provided to those with certified disabilities who are traveling within ¾ mile of a fixed RTD route. ADA service must be provided during the same hours and days of operation of the fixed route. (Contact RTD for ADA certification requirements, 303-299-2960 or see website)
RTD information: 303-299-6000
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VIA MOBILITY SERVICES
Via is a full-spectrum mobility manager offering paratransit, travel training, and mobility options information and referral services in Boulder County and beyond. Via also provides a wide range of community and group educational resources related to transportation for older adults, people with disabilities and others living with mobility limitations.
To accommodate the needs of the mountain community, Via offers mileage reimbursement to family members, friends or neighbors who provide a qualifying trip when Via cannot. To use this service, you must be registered with Via. To register, please contact Via’s Mobility Specialists at 303-444-3043.
Via's Travel Training program teaches those living within RTD's service area how to use the public transit system. For more information, contact Susan Unger at 303-447-2848 x1048 or by email at sunger@viacolorado.org.
For more information, please visit Via’s website: https://viacolorado.org/
UTILITIES ASSISTANCE
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BOULDER COUNTY LOW INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE (LEAP)
The Boulder County Low-Income Energy Assistance Program is now administered by Discover Goodwill of Southern & Western Colorado. There are new procedures. Applications must be submitted by mail to LEAP PO Box 39200, Colorado Springs, CO 80949. Email help is at LEAPHELP@discovermygoodwill.org. Call Center for assistance is 1-888-775-LEAP (5327). www.discovermygoodwill.org/service/leap/
You can also call 1-866-HEATHELP (866-432-8435) or visit www.cdhs.state.co.us/leap
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EMERGENCY FAMILY ASSISTANCE ASSOCIATION
EFAA offers assistance to families with children who reside in Boulder County, including short-term and transitional housing programs, and short-stay hotel vouchers for families experiencing homelessness.
303-442-3042 (or for EFAA’s Mountain Resource Liaison call 720-442-7813, Mountain Office Nederland Community Center, 750 Hwy 72 N, Nederland, CO)
1575 Yarmouth Ave, Boulder
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GILPIN COUNTY SEASONAL HOME HEATING BILLS ASSISTANCE
LEAP can provide information on weatherization and prevention of utility shut-offs, for low-income Gilpin residents. To apply ue the Colorado.gov/Peak website or come into the Gilpin County Human Services office or call 303-582-5444. Human Services can assist you in filling out the application, make copie and email your application to LEAP. The program runs from November 1 through April 30.
866-432-8435
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NEDERLAND COMMUNITY WOOD BANK
The Community Church has a pile of firewood for anyone in temporary need.
303-258-3579 / ncpcpastor@gmail.com www.nederlandcpc.org/wood-bank
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VETERANS
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BOULDER COUNTY VETERANS SERVICES
We assist veterans and their families with explanation and application for VA benefits, to include service connected disability, non-service connected disability pension, enrollment for VA Healthcare, home loan, VA Life Insurance, burial benefits, Death Pension, and Death & Indemnity Compensation.
Boulder Center: JP Brown 303-441-3890
Longmont Center: Karen Townsend, 720-864-6663
www.bouldercounty.org/departments/community-services/area-agency-aging/veterans-services
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GILPIN VETERANS SERVICES OFFICE
Gilpin County Justice Center, Leon Pohl, VSO lapohl@gilpincounty.org
Office, 303-582-5444 x1103
Direct, 303-515-4297
Cell, 720-434-4273
Veteran Service Office, 2960 Dory Hill Rd, Suite 100, Black Hawk
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, 9 am - 1 pm, or call for appointment.
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NATIONAL HELP
Two websites for help with mental health and addiction services.
https://www.drugrehab.com/addiction/veterans
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VETERANS’ CRISIS LINE
The Crisis Line connects military veterans with qualified Department of Veteran Affairs responders through a confidential toll-free 24/7 hotline, online chat, or text.
800-273-8255 or text 838255 www.veteranscrisisline.net
YOUTH
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ATTENTION HOMES
The Source is open to all people ages 12 to 24. The Source is the only shelter in Boulder County dedicated specifically to helping young people between the ages of 12-24. They provide access to food, clothing, showers, or laundry. They also help with medical care, legal services, counseling, finding long-term housing, and more.
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Drop-In Services are open every day from 12:30pm to 5pm, for anyone ages 24 and under. Drop-in services include access to food, clothing, showers, laundry, and hygiene items. They also provide access to medical care, education, legal services, Internet, and more.
The Overnight Emergency Shelter is open every night from 5pm to 8am, for anyone ages 20 and under. They can host up to 14 guests per night in a comfortable, safe house. Staff can also work with you to arrange long-term housing and additional support.
303-447-1206
1443 Spruce St, Boulder
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GILPIN COUNTY CSU EXTENSION
CSU Extension's EAGLE is a free 4-H program at the Gilpin County Community Center that provides afterschool, Friday, and summer extracurricular opportunities for local youth. All activities and field trips are planned with a paid youth program assistant and/or a paid youth leadership team. Participants must fill out a registration packet before attending, available on the website.
* Free for youth ages 11-18 and open to residents of any county
303-582-9106
230 Norton Drive, Black Hawk
School year: M-Th 4:15-7:15pm, F 10am-4pm. Summer: variable.
A bus runs from the Gilpin County school to the community center M-Th
https://gilpin.extension.colostate.edu/4-h-eagle/
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TEEN CLINIC @ BOULDER VALLEY WOMEN'S CLINIC
The Teen Clinic offers STD testing/treatment, HPV vaccine (Gardasil), birth control (including free condoms) emergency contraception (EC), yearly checkups, pregnancy testing, HIV testing, and more. (Services by appointment only.)
303-442-5160 (text questions to TC66746)
2855 Valmont Road
Boulder, CO 80301
(just east of 28th Street, next to Sturtz and Copeland)
HOURS Closed for lunch 1-2 pm Mon-Wed
Monday: 9 am–6 pm; Tuesday: 9 am–6 pm; Wednesday: 9 am–6 pm
Thursday: 2–6 pm; Friday: 9 am–2 pm;
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TEENS, INC.
TEENS, Inc. offers information & referral at a teen center full of recreation opportunities. They provide a safe drug and alcohol-free place for teens to be with friends and adult mentors. They offer youth employment opportunities year-round as well as outdoor leadership programs.
* Free for 6th graders through 21 years of age.
Chinook West Alternative High School, housed in the TEENS, Inc. building, is an accredited, Boulder Valley School District contract school.
303-258-3821
151 East St, Nederland
Monday - Thursday, 3:30 pm - 7 pm
Friday, 3:30 pm - 10 pm
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WEATHERIZATION PROGRAMS
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ENERGY RESOURCE CENTER
Energy Resource Center is a non-profit construction company assisting income-qualified families through energy efficiency improvements. Work completed includes insulation, HVAC, hot water heaters, lighting, appliances, air sealing and more. These efforts save money on energy bills, reduce demand on natural resources by cutting energy waste, assist with the affordable housing crisis, and create a safe environment in which Colorado residents can thrive. We offer free home energy audits and weatherization assistance to income-qualified homeowners and renters.
970-617-2801
3542 S. Lincoln Ave, Suite 2, Loveland CO 80537