Eyeglasses and Hearing Aid Financial Assistance
Mancos Valley Lions Club
Description
Provides eyeglasses and hearing aid financial assistance for low-income individuals and families.
Services
Counties Served
- Montezuma
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Mancos Valley Lions Club
Provides eyeglasses and hearing aid financial assistance for low-income individuals and families.
Community Connections
105 S Harrison StCall: (970) 259-2464
Provides support services and financial assistance to caregivers for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities or delays in the family home. Financial reimbursements can help cover the costs for support directly related to the disability that is not covered by other sources.
Community Connections
281 Sawyer DrCall: (970) 259-2464
Provides support services and financial assistance to caregivers for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities or delays in the family home. Financial reimbursements can help cover the costs for support directly related to the disability that is not covered by other sources.
Community Connections
301 N Pagosa BlvdCall: (970) 259-2464
Provides support services and financial assistance to caregivers for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities or delays in the family home. Financial reimbursements can help cover the costs for support directly related to the disability that is not covered by other sources.
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
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