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40		DENVER, CO
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48		DENVER, CO
49		FIRESTONE, CO
50		Aspen, CO

Provide resources for services therapies to families with special needs. Service Dogs program. Provide service dogs to families with , at no cost to families.

TO ASSIST AND ADVOCATE FOR OUR NATIONS

Using donated and volunteer labor, provide decent housing to low income residents of Montezuma County, Colorado by building new homes, rehabilitating existing homes, and making home repairs.

THE HONORS THE LIFE, WORK, AND PASSIONS OF JAMIE . THE FUND WILL FOCUS ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON SUICIDE AND AUTISM AND SERVICES FOR THOSE AFFECTED. IN ADDITION, THE FUND WILL SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY THAT SUPPORTED JAMIE, BARD COLLEGE. FINALLY THE FUND WILL SUPPORT THE VARIOUS HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS THAT JAMIE CARED SO DEEPLY ABOUT.

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION.

SKILLED NURSING AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES.

TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF THERAPIES AND LEARING OPPORTUNITIES TO AID IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF THOSE WITH PHYSICAL, NEUROLOGICAL, EMOTIONAL, BEHAVIORAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL DISABILITIES.

LDAR) serves the public as a 501c3 tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the homeless and abandoned animals in and surrounding areas. We , rehabilitate and find homes for animals at risk, regardless age or breed, issue or amount time needed that is within our means, in conjunction with providing educational services and spay/neuter programs to the community.

PROVIDES THE CAREGIVERS ELDERS ACCESS TO THE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO PROVIDE AND MANAGE

COORDINATE TRANSPORTATION OF ABUSED AND NEGLECTED DOGS FROM OTHER SHELTERS AND SURROUNDING STATES TO FOSTER HOMES, REHABILITATE FOSTER DOGS AND FIND THEM PERMANENT HOMES, EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT DOG OWNERSHIP, AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DOG OWNERS IN THE COMMUNITY.

provides rehabilitative care to girls who have been rescued from trafficking and abuse. Services include medical and psychological services, social work, education, life skills training, job placement, and legal advocacy. Our goal is to help our clients become independent adults who can successfully reintegrate into their communities.

TO PROVIDE INDIVIDUALS, PARTICULARLY THOSE IN ENDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, WITH ACCESS TO QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR LED COURSES IN MINDFULNESS; CONTRIBUTE VALUABLE RESEARCH TO THE STUDY OF MINDFULNESS; ENCOURAGE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION.

THE MISSION AND CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF , . IS TO MANAGE OR DIRECT ENTITIES WHICH ARE ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CREATING STABLE, VIBRANT AND HEALTH COMMUNITIES BY DEVELOPING, FINANCING, AND OPERATING AFFORDABLE, PROGRAM-ENRICHED FOR FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WHO LACK THE ECONOMIC RESOURCES TO ACCESS QUALITY, SAFE OPPORTUNITIES. , ., EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, WILL SUPPORT OR FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT, ACQUISITION, FINANCING, OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT OF QUALITY, AFFORDABLE PROGRAM-ENRICHED FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PERSONS.

Make the Yampa Valley a better place by helping those with physical disabilities, by supporting community needs, and by carrying out the principles of the

TO BUILD AND SUPPORT THE HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY WHERE ANY PATIENT HAS A 90% CHANCE OF , WITHOUT RESIDUAL DISABILITIES. THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY BY LEADING STATE INITIATIVES TO BUILD AWARENESS AND BEST PRACTICE TREATMENT.

To provide no-kill solutions to reduce the number homeless cats and dogs through education, rehabilitation, re-homing and castrations.

Economic opportunities for people with disabilities through the arts.

THE BENEFITS INDIVIDUALS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES THROUGH SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR SPECIFIC NEEDS. THE SUPPORTS SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS FOR LEARNING DISABLED CHILDREN IN AND AROUND THE DENVER COMMUNITY.

FINANCIAL OVERSIGHT AND GUIDANCE TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH A DIVERSE ARRAY OF DISABILITIES.

RECREATIONAL DANCE CLASSES FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES, WITH A SPECIFIC ON MINOR CHILDREN, WHO HAVE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ABILITIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE CONSIDERED DEAF, HARD OF HEARING, AND/OR WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

Raising charitable support to provide scholarship assistance, adaptive equipment, and other resources to enable people with disabilities to participate in fun recreation experiences with professional instruction.

PROVIDES HEALING and SUPPORT TO MILITARY VETERANS, ACTIVE DUTY AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.

A REGGIO EMILIA INSPIRED PLAY-BASED PRESCHOOL USING THE PYRAMID PLUS APPROACH IN TEACHING TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSION OF ALL CHILDREN.

HFTF) is partnering with communities in Ethiopia and around world to develop a culture that values and cares orphaned and vulnerable children. mission of (HFTF) is to see children thriving in families instead of being cared in institutions. HFTF accomplishes this in three primary ways: (1) SMALL GROUP HOMES: serves around ten children and provides a safe, loving, peaceful environment where children can flourish. (2) DOMESTIC ADOPTION: Since 2018, HFTF has successfully facilitated adoption of eighteen children and helped nearly fifty families begin their adoption journey. HFTF is working to begin our own foster to adopt program and we(2) DOMESTIC ADOPTION: HFTF is working to begin our own foster to adopt program and we continue to be involved in training and equipping potential adoptive families (3) SPONSORSHIP: HFTF also supports eighteen vulnerable children through sponsorship to enable them to remain in their families.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS TO ATTEND AND GRADUATE FROM ACCADEMY, A PRIVATE, ACCREDITED, ALTERNATIVE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THAT OFFERS A STRUCTURED,SUPPORTIVE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS UNIQUE ACADEMIC, SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL NEEDS SINCE 1983. ACADEMY WORKS WITH STUDENTS WHO PRESENT A VARIETY OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, WHO ARE TWICE EXEPTIONAL (2E), ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM OR STRUGGLING IN TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC SETTING BECAUSE OF MOOD OR ANXIETY DISORDER.2.FOSTER A POSITIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADAMY WHICH MAY INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO ENRICHEMNT PROGRAMS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS, AND CONFERENCES.3. TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND NEEDS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADEMY.

Our mission is to refresh and restore the caregiver physically, mentally and emotionally by providing them with rejuvenating tailor-made experience.

IS AN ORGANIZATION OF HEALTHCARE WORKING TOGETHER TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE QUALITY BY STRENGTHENING THE WORKFORCE WITH LIVING WAGES, TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES, MUTUAL SUPPORT AND A VOICE FOR ALL CAREGIVERS. WE STAND FOR INTEGRITY, DIGNITY, AND COMMUNITY INCLUSION.

The organization provides at-risk students relevant and engaging learning experiences in the - industry through -thematic educational opportunities, sport- industry connections, and community engagement programming. The organization partners with schools in the Denver metropolitan area having increasing populations of at-risk youth students. At-Risk means students fall into one or more of the following categories: Public assistance, low socio economic status, homelessness, developmental/disability challenges, emotional challenges, foster children, juvenile justice experiences, and drop out candidates.

TO AID AND ASSIST WORTHY WAR-TIME DISABLED VETERANS, THEIR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, AND TO BUILD BETTER LIVES FOR DISABLED VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

The purpose the shall be to provide and conduct programs for the relief,rehabilitation, education, and recreation all ofthe armed forces the United States, their families and dependents.

Partnering with individuals and familes to reduce the impact of disability or health challenges.

Provide assistance to children and adults with disabilities or special needs and their families.

The mission of the is to enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and their families by providing funding to support the and ACL Chapters in Colorado and Advocacy Denver.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES FOR ARAPAHOE AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES AND THE CITY OF AURORA.

OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE HOPE, OPPORTUNITY, AND CHOICE, WITH WORK AS THE MEANS THROUGH WHICH PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER HURDLES TO EMPLOYMENT CAN MORE FULLY PARTICIPATE IN THE MAINSTREAM OF LIFE.

TO EXPAND THE POTENTIAL OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH MEANINGFUL, EDUCATIONAL AND INSPIRING EXPERIENCES.

DIRECT CARE SERVICES PROVIDE RESPITE CARE FOR CAREGIVERS OF ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS;INCLUDING MEALS, TRANSPORTATION, MENTORING AND COUNSELING, BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING, AND SUPPORT GROUPS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL CAMPING PROGRAMS TO INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WHICH PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE, CHALLENGE THEIR ABILITIES, AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER HIS OR HER OWN POTENTIAL IN A SAFE, POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT.

Programs are designed to provide support, information, and encouragement to empower persons with disabilities and remove barriers which prevent and equal opportunity.

ADVOCACY PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED ABUSE.

Make sight-saving services available to those in Colorado and Wyoming with financial needs; Support the Institutes needs for new equipment and capital improvements; Provide financial assistance to the RMLEI Low Vision Rehab Service making life-enhancing devices available.

ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR NURSING HOME AND ASSISTED LIVING ELDERS (APPROX. 2,000) BY BRINGING TOGETHER YOUTH, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES, AND ORGANIZATIONS (APPROX. 3,000)

PROVIDE AFFORDABLE OPTIONS TO OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGHOUT THE , COLORADO.: HIGH MANOR MULTIFAMILY RENT ASSISTED , CASITA DE LA LUNA ELDERLY/DISABLED RENT ASSISTED . BOTH USDA AND CDOH FUNDED WITH CASITA ALSO BEING POST-15-YEAR LIHTC. LOW-INTEREST LOAN PROGRAMS FROM SINGLE-FAMILY-OWNER-OCCUPIED HOME REHABILITATION (CDOH, CHFA, AND USDA FUNDED), DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE (CDOH FUNDED), HOUSEHOLD WASTEWATER SYSTEMS (HWWS) (USDA FUNDED, ENDED IN 2021). ADVOCACY/EDUCATION: MOBILE HOME PARK TENANT ASSISTANCE (COLORADO HEALTH FOUNDATION FUNDED), TOOL BARN RENTAL (CHFA FUNDED), AND STARTING IN 2022 FINANCIAL AND MAINTENANCE EDUCATION (CHFA FUNDED ON 12.31.2021).

Organization was formed to rescue sick, abandoned, or injured animals and release them back into the wild.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TRAINING TO ADULTS AND CHILDREN TO HELP REDUCE CASSES OF PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE. FOR CASES REPORTED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OR DEPT. OF HUMAN SERVICES, ORGANIZATION PROVIDES NEUTRAL, FORENSICALLY SOUND INTERVIEWS OF VICTIM TO ASSIST WITH INVESTIGATION, HELP STOP PERPETRATORS, AND HELP SUPPORT VICTIMS AND THEIR NONOFFENDING CAREGIVERS.

Provides recreational opportunities for youth with multiple disabilities who are residents of Eagle county, CO. Individuals receive needs based instruction in support their development.

EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES SPECIAL NEEDS.

ENHANCES THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES WHO RECEIVE RESIDENTIAL SERVICES.

mission is to serve the underprivileged in and bring to the hopeless through our various programs.Through our Fishing Food program, we provide thousands of pounds of fish to various local charities, feeding centers, schools, orphanages, rehab centers and families in need.Through our Student scholarship program we provide education to K-12 students and University students with individual sponsorships.

Education, teaching, and rehabilitation services for maintenance, restoration, or development of physical, mental, and emotional well-being

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