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Southwest Health System
1311 N Mildred RdCall: (970) 564-2275
Promotes education and wellness to help people to manage their blood sugars and to have diabetes play a part in their life, but not be their life. Services includes educational classes and support groups.
School Community Youth Collaborative
Call: (970) 480-7293
Email general@scyclistens.org
Provides before and after school programs designed to provide students with academic support, enriching experiences, and exposure to positive role models.
Ages: 5 yr(s) - 17 yr(s)
Durango Adult Education Center
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 385-4354
Email info@durangoadulted.org
Offers trainings and services to help students navigate through the challenges of achieving a post-secondary education or job transition. Services include: FAFSA application assistance Scholarship research Resume help Job placement Medicaid enrollment Enrollment for food assistance Eyeglasses Crisis intervention Financial assistance (Available to DAEC students who complete a four course money management class. Once that…
Durango Adult Education Center
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 385-4354
Email info@durangoadulted.org
Provides classes based on a desire for personal development either through learning Spanish or enhancing job opportunities with new or improved computer skills.
Archuleta County Public Health Department
502 S. 8th StCall: (970) 264-2409
Provides education programs and resources, including: Restaurant food safety training Disease and rabies information Assistance obtaining health insurance Local emergency alerts
Ages: 18 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Alternative Horizons
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 247-9619
Facilitates community educational presentations about the dynamics of domestic violence. Services include: Assistance with obtaining civil protection orders Criminal court support and accompaniment to survivors whose perpetrators have been arrested and are going through the criminal justice system Hotline for survivors of domestic violence Individual Counseling Legal consultation for survivors of domestic violence in civil…
Ages: 16 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Alternative Horizons
Call: (970) 247-9619
Facilitates community educational presentations about the dynamics of domestic violence. Services include: Assistance with obtaining civil protection orders Criminal court support and accompaniment to survivors whose perpetrators have been arrested and are going through the criminal justice system Hotline for survivors of domestic violence Individual Counseling Legal consultation for survivors of domestic violence in civil…
Ages: 16 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Early Childhood Council of La Plata County
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 247-0760
Email support@ecclaplata.org
Provides consumer education to parents seeking child care and technical assistance to universal preschool programs for providers and families.
Montelores Early Childhood Council
30 N Beech StCall: (970) 564-3211
Provides support for early childhood professionals, family nights for parents, and increased access to high quality early care and education.
Early Childhood Council of La Plata County
701 Camino Del RioCall: (833) 326-4411
Email ecmh@ecclaplata.org
Fosters strong social-emotional development in children by providing: Education Resources Support Services include: Conducting developmental screenings Referrals to community services Support for individual children Support for the classroom Workshops for families or professionals
Women's Resource Center of La Plata County
679 E 2nd AveCall: (970) 247-1242
Email programs@wrcdurango.org
Provides funding for tuition or certification programs at accredited training providers or schools.
Ages: 18 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Provides post-secondary education and/or vocational education scholarships for graduating seniors who demonstrate exceptional community service.
Ages: 17 yr(s) - 20 yr(s)
Dolores County Public Health
8570 Rd 7.2Call: (970) 677-2387
Provides services to help the community prepare for manmade or natural disasters. Services include: Local or state disaster response Information Referrals
Montezuma County Public Health
106 W North StCall: (970) 565-3056
Provides services to help the community prepare for manmade or natural disasters. Services include: Local or state disaster response Information Referrals
Workforce Center Cortez
22 W North StCall: (970) 565-3759
Email cortez@state.co.us
Supports local employers with: Recruitment Retention Staffing needs Services include: Posting jobs Hosting hiring events and job fairs Sharing resources on: Wages Demographics Commuter patterns Workforce trends Labor market supply and demand Organizing: Education forums Round tables Workshops
Workforce Center Cortez
22 W North StCall: (970) 565-3759
Email cortez@state.co.us
Provides opportunities for job seekers to engage with local employers and build professional connections. Supports them in developing adaptable skill sets through: Job shadowing On-the-job training opportunities Internships Apprenticeships
Durango Adult Education Center
10 W Main StCall: (970) 564-7004
Email info@durangoadulted.org
Provides individuals seeking to improve their English with classes with a focus on life and work in the United States that builds skills in: Listening Reading Pronunciation Speaking Writing
Ages: 17 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Durango Adult Education Center
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 564-7004
Email info@durangoadulted.org
Provides individuals seeking to improve their English with classes with a focus on life and work in the United States that builds skills in: Listening Reading Pronunciation Speaking Writing
Ages: 17 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Pinon Project Family Resource Center
210 E Main StCall: (970) 564-1195
Provides programs that support families including: Support groups for families of children with special needs Parenting resources for fathers Peer-led parenting support groups Family support services Safe supervised visitation and exchanges Employment and education assistance Public benefits enrollment (i.e., SNAP, LEAP)
La Plata County Public Health
185 Suttle StCall: (970) 828-8826
Email sroe@lpcgov.org
Provides harm reduction services to individuals impacted by substance use, including: Overdose prevention education Naloxone distribution Fentanyl and xylazine testing strips Safe use supplies Wound care supplies HIV and Hepatitis C testing Referrals to various support services
Durango Adult Education Center
701 Camino Del RioCall: (970) 385-4354
Email info@durangoadulted.org
Provides individuals with a way to achieve their GED's or their High School Equivalency state-issued credential.
Ages: 17 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Dolores County Public Health
8570 Rd 7.2Call: (970) 677-2387
Provides vaccine information and resources, including: Immunization schedules School immunization requirements Healthcare worker requirements Vaccines for children (VFC) provider enrollment Vaccine storage and handling Immunization records Mobile vaccine clinics Vaccine locators
Southwest Center for Independence
208 W North StCall: (970) 259-1672
Email support@swilc.org
Provides assistance with finding resources to help individuals with disabilities live more independently. Services include: Housing services Peer counseling Individual and systems advocacy Independent living skills training Transportation services Independent living skills for transition from a nursing home to home Youth transition services from youth to adult life
Southwest Center for Independence
130 Rock Point DrCall: (970) 259-1672
Email support@swilc.org
Provides assistance with finding resources to help individuals with disabilities live more independently. Services include: Housing services Peer counseling Individual and systems advocacy Independent living skills training Transportation services Independent living skills for transition from a nursing home to home Youth transition services from youth to adult life
Workforce Center Cortez
22 W North StCall: (970) 565-3759
Email cortez@state.co.us
Assists young adults interested in employment with job search activities and referrals.
Ages: 14 yr(s) - 24 yr(s)