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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Cortez/Montezuma County Communications Center
608 N Park StCall: (970) 565-8454
Provides emergency and non-emergency dispatch services, as well as non-emergency assistance and information for public safety concerns.
La Plata County Department of Human Services
10 Burnett CtCall: (844) 264-5437
Email front.desk@lpcgov.org
Provide protection and support services to at-risk youth and their families so they can live in permanent, safe and stable home.
Montezuma County Department of Social Services
109 W MainCall: (844) 264-5437
Provides protective services to at-risk youth to keep them safe in their homes. Services include: Investigation Child protection Foster care Intensive individual counseling Family counseling Intensive home-based intervention Day treatment program
Volunteers of America Southwest Colorado
1055 Avenida del SolCall: (970) 259-1255
Email durango@voacolorado.org
Provides a community shelter for individuals in need. Services include: Food Shower and laundry facilities Clothing Personal hygiene supplies Referrals towards employment and housing resources Medical respite bed program
Provides support and advocacy services for those affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. Services include: Education Support Rebuilding self-esteem Court advocacy to explain criminal justice system and assist with civil restraining orders Emergency transportation to safe shelter Information and referrals Speakers and trainers (community education)
Renew
Call: (970) 565-4886
Email outreach@renew-inc.org
Provides support services for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Services include: Crisis intervention Counseling Legal support Information and referral services for: Medical needs Legal assistance Housing Parenting and life skills Employment resources and job skills Community resources
Offers emergency warming center on nights when temperatures are forecast to reach 15 degrees Fahrenheit or below. Service includes warm meals and sleeping cots.
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
Pathways Pregnancy Resource Center
1315 Main AveCall: (970) 247-5559
Email pm@pathwayspregnancy.com
Provides pregnancy and family planning services, including: HCG Pregnancy tests Community and emergency referrals Material assistance including: Baby clothes Maternity wear Diapers Formula Car Seats Classes on: Pregnancy Birthing Baby care Parenting Reproductive loss/post-abortion support group
Provides a temporary home for women and children survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Services include: Safety planning Crisis shelter for families Handicapped-accessible facilities Individual and group counseling Legal consultation Information and referrals for: Financial support Housing Legal resources Medical, and employment resources
Ages: 18 yr(s) - 120 yr(s)
Manna
1100 Avenida Del SolCall: (970) 385-5095
Provides information and assistance to help meet basic needs. Services include: Housing resource referrals Job seeking assistance Food bank referrals Eye exam referrals Assistance filling non-narcotic medicine prescriptions Assistance obtaining identification cards Assistance ordering a government-issued phone Shower facilities Laundry facilities Assistance with obtaining birth certificates and car registration forms Minor car repair
Oak Tree Youth Resources
1911 Main AveCall: (970) 335-9667
Email oaktreedurango@gmail.com
Offers comprehensive wraparound support services for youth and young adults. Services include: Drop-in center Food Hygiene supplies Clothing Shower facilities Laundry facilities Mental health support Education or job support Housing assistance
Ages: 12 yr(s) - 24 yr(s)
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