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CMC Human Services Degree

Services: Interested in a degree working with the type of organziations in this Resource Directory?  Colorado Mountain College (CMC) offers one of the most affordable Human Services bachelor’s degrees in Colorado. Stay in your community while gaining hands-on experience for careers in schools, hospitals, recovery centers, government agencies, and community organizations. Many CMC Human Services graduates continue on to graduate programs in counseling, clinical mental health, social work, case management, and other professional fields. Human Services at CMC — where your compassion becomes your profession.

Cost: Varies with in-district versus in-state. Scholarships available.
Eligibility: Students with a high school diploma or equivalent.

 

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Glenwood Springs Workforce Center

Services: Career and pathway exploration, job search assistance, resume creation, skills training, mock interviews, resource equipment such as; phone, computer, fax, and printers. Spanish services.

Cost: Free

Eligibility: The client simply needs to create a profile on our website; https://myservices.connectingcolorado.gov/oneflow/rsitehome.aspx Serves Pitkin, Eagle & Garfield counties.

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Literacy Outreach

Services: English language classes, citizenship exam preparation, basic computer skills classes, basic math, reading and writing classes, and experiential workshops. All are offered in small groups or one-on-one settings. Spanish services.

Volunteers: All of our volunteers who work with students must be at least 18 years old, and they will need to attend an orientation and a 3-hour training session before being paired with a student. We ask for a 6-month commitment and 3 hours of their time weekly, which includes lesson prep time, travel to and from lessons and instruction time. No teaching experience or Spanish language knowledge is required. Volunteers must be able to read and write in English, believe in adults’ ability to learn and show empathy. We also look for volunteers on a less regular basis for events, proofreading, fundraising, building maintenance and other tasks. Give us a call or send us an email to learn more about our current needs.

 

Cost: $35 per year

Eligibility: Anyone over the age of 18 seeking lessons in English as a second language, basic literacy skills, basic math or computer skills can call our office, email us or come into our office to learn more. Anyone seeking classes will need to complete an intake assessment and wait until a tutor is ready to be paired with them. Our tutors come from all over Garfield County and are matched with students based on the community where they live and their hours of availability. We also pair adults studying for the citizenship exam with tutors or small groups in their area. We serve all of Garfield County.

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Elevar

Services: Elevar is a leadership development program that provides community development through grantmaking and program-related investments to emerging entrepreneurs from the Latinx and people of color communities. Spanish services.

Cost: Free

Eligibility: We are looking for early-stage entrepreneurs from the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community. “Early stage” means that you are in your initial stages of operation, growth, and product or service development. You may still be refining your concept, conducting market research, and/or building your minimum viable product (MVP). Cohort applications open annually around November/December. Serves Eagle County.

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English In Action

Services: English Language Development Individual Tutoring: Adults who want to improve their English skills are assigned to trained volunteer tutors. Tutoring pairs meet one hour a week. Small Group Tutoring: Adults learn practical English from a trained volunteer tutor in weekly classes with 3-9 other learners. Open Hours: Adult English learners meet with trained volunteer tutors in an informal, conversation-based walk-in class, currently offered at the Carbondale Library on Mondays from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. This drop-in class is free and open to the public and a great opportunity to start learning English right away. Spanish services.

Cost: Minimal cost $0-$25 depending on program, call for further information.

Eligibility: Any adult immigrant who wishes to learn English. Walk-ins welcome or call to schedule an appointment. Serves Pitkin, Eagle & Garfield counties.

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Valley Settlement – Familia, Amigos y Vecinos / Family, Friends and Neighbors

Services: Home Visiting & Provider Coaching. This program provides informal, in-home childcare workers the skills and tools they need to ensure children are in a safe and healthy environment. Commit to this 2-year in-home coaching and training program to improve the quality, safety and care for children. Spanish services

Cost: Free

Eligibility: Adult providing childcare for 1 or more children in their home. Call for enrollment information. Serves Pitkin, Eagle & Garfield counties.

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Valley Settlement – Educacion Continua / Lifelong Learning

Services: Adult English Development, Computer Literacy, Basic Spanish and Math educational programs/classes. Virtual and in-person classes located in Basalt, Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Spanish services.

Cost: Free

Eligibility: Must be 18 years or older. Please fill out paperwork and attend the program orientation before starting a class. For more information about the registration process and next steps call or email. Serves Pitkin, Eagle & Garfield counties.

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