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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
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
Provides assistance with health care enrollment, including: Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) Medicaid Connect for Health Colorado insurance marketplace Also helps individuals and families with: Finding health care providers Prescription assistance Dental programs
Provides free or low-cost public health insurance for Coloradans who qualify. Covered services include: Doctor visits Emergency care Preventive care, such as screenings and immunizations
Provides free or low-cost health and dental coverage for low-income families and individuals, including: Children Adults Pregnant women Individuals who are blind or have a disability Seniors
Provides free or low-cost health and dental coverage for low-income families and individuals, including: Children Adults Pregnant women Individuals who are blind or have a disability Seniors
Provides information and assistance, and options counseling for older adults and individuals living with a disability. Resources given are meant to enable clients to remain independent for as long as possible.
Offers supportive services for Veterans and their families to break the cycle of homelessness. Services include: Case management Benefits and emergency financial resource assistance Transitional housing assistance
Provides assistance to low-income families to help individuals gain financial independence and achieve self-sufficiency. Assistance and services include: Temporary cash payments Workforce readiness support Employment support for: Clothing/uniforms Training Applications and resumes Child care assistance Advocacy and navigation support for area resources