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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
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
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
Provides one-time emergency financial assistance. Assistance can cover: Security deposit Past due rent/mortgage Past due heating/utility bill Car repair
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
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.
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.
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.
Provides financial assistance for older adults to support independent living. Financial assistance may go towards: House cleaning Personal chores House repairs Respite and personal care Dental, vision, and hearing aids
Provides one-time grants of up to $1000 every five years to help individuals pay for the following: Car repairs Dental work Child care Therapy Rent Utilities
Provides one-time financial assistance for cancer patients to be used towards treatment. This may include: Transportation to medical appointments Medical bills Wigs
Provides financial assistance to veterans and their families. Assistance may include, but is not limited to: Rent Gas Utility bills Propane Car payment
