The Colorado Association of Family Child Care is a non-profit organization dedicated to the support and education of licensed family child care providers in the state of Colorado.
Denver Human Services provides both assistance services and protection and prevention services to Denver's most vulnerable residents. Assistance programs are provided to eligible Denver residents in financial need and include federal food, cash and medical benefits, as well as child care, child support, energy, rental and burial assistance, all designed to help families and individuals toward financial self-sufficiency.
Denver Indian Family Resource Center was created to assist American Indian children and families in the metropolitan Denver area with child welfare issues. Our goal is to assist families to avoid involvement with the child welfare system. Where families have already encountered child abuse or neglect charges, we advocate for active efforts toward family reunification following the standards of the Indian Child Welfare Act. We provide culturally appropriate services and intensive case management using a strengths-based and empowerment-oriented approach.
Denver Metro SBDC provides three core services: 1. No-cost professional business consulting 2. Affordable seminars and programs 3. Information about key services for small businesses.
The Museum offers a range of ECE professional development programs designed to strengthen your science expertise and help you better integrate hands-on science activities throughout your classroom.