Services: This page offers resources for: Legal information, Community support and Policy advocacy.
CCLP are not immigration attorneys, and we are not your attorney. This is not legal advice. This page has information and resources for you and your loved ones. If you are having any problems, please reach out to an immigration attorney.
Website: https://copolicy.org/resources/immigrant-resources-2025/
Services: Statewide program for unemployed undocumented workers in Colorado who have or will receive a W-2 tax form from their employer, who have lost their job through no fault of their own and who are not eligible to receive traditional wage replacement assistance. It provides direct cash payments for eligible W-2 or pay stub workers without work authorizations to help them pay for things like food, shelter, healthcare, clothing and other critical needs due to a loss of employment.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Unemployed undocumented workers in Colorado, must be 16 years or older, have earned income as a W-2 worker in a qualified or alternative base period (typically within the last 15-18 months) and complete application. Can apply online on website.
Services: High-quality civil legal services to eligible low-income Coloradans and seniors. Please note, we have an intake process that all applicants must complete. You can apply online on our website. We aren’t a hotline, which means that we must screen all applicants before help can be provided.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Low-income Coloradans seeking assistance with civil legal needs.
Services: Court Appointed Child Advocates, Supervised Family Time Program and Care for the Caregivers Retreats.
Cost: Supervised Family Time Program offers a sliding scale.
Eligibility: Court appointment, or In-take interview. (Call for more information)
Services: Certified IRS volunteers prepare and e-file Federal and State income taxes for individuals and families with incomes less than $67,000. This program runs February through April 15th. Appointments available in Glenwood Springs, Rifle, and Parachute.
Cost: This program is free of charge.
Eligibility: Individuals and families with incomes less than $67,000.
Services: Comprehensive family assessment, juvenile court advocacy, restorative justice programming, substance use education, mental health services, parent support programming.
Cost: $200 for a three- to six-month program, with a sliding scale based on income.
Eligibility: Adjudicated youth and their families, as well as non-adjudicated youth who are exhibiting risky, disruptive, or criminal behavior.
Services: Information, referral, and mediation services for those needed transitional assistance to a new culture. Advocacy and mediation for victims of a crime.
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Residents of Eagle, Pitkin, Garfield Counties. Appointments preferred, but can accommodate walk-ins at the Glenwood location. Appointments only at the Eagle and Avon offices.
Services: Child Support, in Office Languages: English and Spanish and Language Link with various languages
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Walk-ins welcome, no appointments necessary. Apply online anytime at Colorado Division of Child Support Services (state.co.us)
Services: Child Support, in Office Languages: English and Spanish and Language Link with various languages
Cost: Free
Eligibility: Walk-ins welcome, no appointments necessary. Apply online anytime at Colorado Division of Child Support Services (state.co.us)
