Services: To assist those navigating this critical transition, we’ve developed a comprehensive guide that outlines the important factors to consider when selecting the right nursing home. To see the guide go to our website.
Cost: Free
Website: https://cutterlaw.com/how-to-choose-the-right-nursing-home/
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: A wide-range of public services designed to help pet owners within our community. Pet Food Pantry, microchipping, local resources, information about pet surrender, and more! Please browse our list of services and programs on our website for more information.
Cost: Free to Low-Cost services
Eligibility: None, highly encouraged to call and schedule an appointment.
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: Bilingual Primary care, Chronic disease management, Labs and Acute Medical Visits. call for further information.
Cost: Free. Patients do pay for labs if needed, typically $120.
Eligibility: The uninsured or those unable to afford it. Call or go online to make an appointment.
Services: This resource inventory is a collection of all opportunities (i.e., service offerings, resources, funding opportunities, training/technical assistance) made available by Colorado’s state government that relate to the behavioral health of children, youth and families.
Website: https://co-cyf-resourceinventory.glide.page/dl/74c4fe
Services: These resources include addiction recovery programs, mental health and trauma support, youth groups, and more. These are trusted resources to help you, your family, and your loved ones. Service in Eagle, Pitkin, Garfield, Summit and Lake counties.
Website: https://www.communitycompass.co/roaringforkvalleyresources
Services: Want to find social events near you or know what is happening in your community? Go to the website.
Cost: Check the event’s description for cost information.
Address: Events in the tri-county area and more. Pitkin, Garfield and Eagle
Website: https://www.aspentimes.com/entertainment/calendar/#!/
Services: Shared-ride transportation to persons who live within the service area in Garfield County and have a disability which prevents them from driving or utilizing public transportation. Must schedule ride 48 hours prior to pick-up. Go to website for further information.
Cost: Free but suggested donation of $2 per ride.
Eligibility: An application and assessment process must be completed in order to determine eligibility. Can apply on website.
Services: Ride to your doctor’s appointment in most areas in Colorado. Must schedule ride 48 hours prior to pick-up.
Cost: Typically free but call your insurance for coverage and deductible (cost) before scheduling pick-up to double check.
Eligibility: Must have Medicaid and provide Medicaid ID number.
