Search the SWCC Resource Directory to find resources and services that support health and wellbeing in Archuleta, Dolores, La Plata, Montezuma, and San Juan (Colorado) counties. Use the menu above to browse by type of service. Or search for a specific service below left by typing what you are looking for in the “Search” field, or click to select a location (county), service category, or agency and then press the “Search” button. Click on the Chatbot button for more help.
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Archuleta County Department of Human Services
550 Hot Springs BlvdCall: (970) 264-2182
Provides cash assistance to low-income individuals with a total disability lasting at least six months that prevents them from working.
Montezuma County Department of Social Services
109 W MainCall: (970) 565-3769
Provides a cash assistance benefit to support low-income individuals who are temporarily unable to work due to a disability.
Archuleta County Department of Human Services
550 Hot Springs BlvdCall: (970) 264-2182
Provides a small cash assistance benefit to individuals with a disability who are not receiving the full Social Security Income (SSI) grant.
La Plata County Department of Human Services
10 Burnett CtCall: (970) 382-6170
Email adp@lpcgov.org
Provides cash assistance benefit to individuals with a disability or blindness.
La Plata County Department of Human Services
10 Burnett CtCall: (970) 382-6150
Email im@lpcgov.org
Provides health insurance for children and eligible pregnant women. Benefits and services include: Primary care Emergency and urgent care Hospital services Dental care Prescriptions Immunizations Maternity care (prenatal, deliver and postpartum care) Mental/Behavioral health care
Dolores County Department of Social Services
8560 Rd 7.2Call: (970) 677-2250
Provides services to help children thrive by receiving support and care from both of their parents.
Montezuma County Department of Social Services
109 W MainCall: (970) 565-3769
Provides services to help children thrive by receiving support and care from both of their parents.
Archuleta County Department of Human Services
550 Hot Springs BlvdCall: (970) 264-2182
Provides child support enforcement services, including establishing paternity and child support orders. Services include: Modifications of existing orders Health insurance orders IRS/state intercepts Recreational and driver's license suspension Income assignments Federal institution data match New hire reporting
La Plata County Department of Human Services
10 Burnett CtCall: (970) 382-6144
Email css@co.laplata.co.us
Promotes the welfare of children through strengthening of support from non-custodial parents. Services include: Establishing paternity and support obligations Legal services for child support orders Location of non-custodial parents
Dolores County Department of Social Services
8560 Rd 7.2Call: (970) 677-2250
Provides financial assistance to low-income families in need of child care assistance.
Archuleta County Department of Human Services
550 Hot Springs BlvdCall: (970) 264-2182
Provides financial assistance to low-income families who are: Working Searching for employment or participating in training Enrolled in the Colorado Works Program and need child care services to support their efforts toward self-sufficiency
La Plata County Department of Human Services
10 Burnett CtCall: (970) 382-6139
Email childcare@lpcgov.org
Provides financial assistance to low-income families in need of child care services.
Durango Food Bank
194 Bodo DrCall: (970) 375-2672
Email info@durangofoodbank.org
Provides monthly food boxes for older adults.
Ages: 60 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Dolores County Senior Services
8540 Road 7.2Call: (970) 677-2787
Provides USDA foods in a monthly box to low-income seniors to improve their health.
Ages: 60 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
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)
Pagosa Outreach Connection
1315 Main AveCall: (970) 247-9444
Provides one time, emergency financial assistance to individuals or families facing near crisis. Situations that qualify for one-time financial assistance payments includes: Security deposits Past due rent or mortgage and utility bills Car repairs
Ages: 18 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Pinon Project Family Resource Center
210 E Main StCall: (970) 564-1195
Email info@pinonproject.org
Provides one-time emergency financial assistance. Assistance can cover: Security deposit Past due rent/mortgage Past due heating/utility bill Car repair
Ages: 18 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Durango Food Bank
194 Bodo DrCall: (970) 375-2672
Email info@durangofoodbank.org
Provides USDA foods to low-income households.
Provides monthly food box to low-income households.
Housing Solutions for the Southwest
295 Girard StCall: (970) 259-1086
Provides one-time financial assistance to households in need of energy bill assistance, depending on availability of funds.
Mancos Valley Lions Club
Provides eyeglasses and hearing aid financial assistance for low-income individuals and families.
Pagosa Community Initiative
550 Hot Springs BlvdCall: (970) 585-6461
Provides family support and youth programs that promote wellness, learning, and community connection. Services may include: Community resource connections Educational programs and inclusive spaces Mental health services Mentorship Play and movement-based programs for school-aged children
Offers assistance based on available funding, including: Clothing assistance Emergency assistance Emergency food assistance Emergency lodging Furniture assistance Hygiene kits IDs and birth certificates Rental assistance Seasonal and holiday assistance Transportation Utilities
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.