
Support for Children and Adults with Brain Injuries
The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado offers a range of free programs and skills classes to help children and adults suffering from the effects of a brain injury.
|The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado offers a range of free programs and skills classes to help children and adults suffering from the effects of a brain injury.
|The Colorado African Organization helps more than 5,000 refugee families per year from all over the world.
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|Vroom teaches parents and caregivers how to create brain building moments with kids.
|Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers are needed to represent the best interests of abused and neglected children across Colorado and the nation.
|Be The Gift helps single mom homeowners raise their children in safe, healthy and functional home environments.
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|Parents need to educate themselves about sex trafficking.
|Bikers Against Child Abuse, an entirely volunteer-run nonprofit, exists to empower victims of child abuse, so they do not have to feel afraid.
|The Yacht family founded BraveHoods in 2013, with the mission of giving a hoodie to a child with cancer for every shirt sold.
|The Two Angels Foundation provides adaptive bikes to children with a wide range of disabilities.
|Volunteers help Warm-Hearts Warm Babies serve Colorado babies in need.
|The Creative & Confident Girls class from Whole HeART’s Family Center focuses on art and self esteem.
|Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program delivers presents to Colorado kids who have a parent in prison.
|Imagination Library of Denver was founded to inspire an early love of reading and learning in children.
|Warm Cookies of the Revolution.
|Offering free, individual, after school tutoring and mentorship for low-income students.
|How the Denver Scholarship Foundation is helping Denver students reach their dreams.
|Legacy Grace Community Development Corporation works to get homeless families and individuals into affordable housing.
|Psychotherapist Brittni Fudge offers Walk and Talk Therapy near her Stapleton office, as a way to make therapy more accessible to many parents.
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