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Therapeutic boarding school for girls, ages 13-17, with year-round enrollment 435-691-0856
Christian-based short-term and long-term outdoor therapeutic programs for boys, ages 12-18 1-866-971-3322
Residential treatment center for youth, ages 12-17, with year-round enrollment 1-800-635-4441
Residential treatment program for girls, ages 12-17, with year-round enrollment 1-866-968-4673
Residential treatment center for girls, ages 12-17, with year-round enrollment 1-800-793-7401
Residential treatment center for girls, ages 12-17 Scholarships available 1-866-842-8336
Christian residential program for young men, ages 16-20, with year-round enrollment 417-546-4171
Christian transition program on a 40,000-acre working cattle ranch for young adult men, ages 18-26 307-645-3381
21-day outdoor and wilderness camps held each month throughout the year 417-683-9793
Christian outdoor programs for youth, ages 12-18 406-722-2658
Life skills learning center for young men, ages 18 and over, with year-round enrollment 1-866-800-9517
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720-214-0794 Lakewood 1-866-733-0794 Statewide Promotes quality of life for people with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families through support, education, and advocacy. Support groups throughout Colorado. Visit Asperger Syndrome.
Brain Injury Association of Colorado 303-355-9969 Denver 1-800-955-2443
BIA of Colorado works to improve
the quality of life for individuals with brain injuries and their
families and support programs to prevent brain injuries. Visit
Family Health. 1-800-359-1991 Free and low-cost health insurance for Colorado children, ages 18 and under. It's for children whose parents earn too much to qualify for Medicaid, but not enough to afford health insurance. Visit Family Health.
Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence 1-888-778-7091 Statewide coalition of domestic violence programs, service providers and individuals. CCADV does not provide crisis services. If you or someone you know is in danger, please call 9-1-1, the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY), or your nearest domestic violence shelter. Visit Abuse.
Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault 303-861-7033 Denver 1-877-372-2272 Statewide coalition of individuals and organizations working together toward the elimination of sexual violence. Visit Abuse: Sexual.
Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance 303-861-1160 1-800-261-2682 Statewide membership organization committed to addressing the needs of all victims of crime by providing support and education for the individuals, systems, agencies, and communities. Visit Teen Violence and School Violence.
Colorado Parent Information and Resource Center 303-355-5387 Denver CPIRC helps families and schools work better together by providing information, resources, and advocacy. Visit If Your Teen Begins to Fail in School.
Families of Homicide Victims and Missing Persons 303-934-3690 FOHVAMP is a grassrootst organization working in Colorado to find, support, and empower families suffering from a loved one's unresolved murder or longtime disappearance. Operates the Justice Reward Program. Visit Runaways & Missing Persons.
303-980-5707 Denver Empowerment, advocacy, and support to grandparents raising grandchildren and those seeking custody and visitation rights of their grandchildren. Visit Parenting Teens.
International Dyslexia Association - Rocky Mountain Branch 303-721-9425 Glendale Educational organization dedicated to the study and treatment of the learning disability, dyslexia. The Rocky Mountain Branch was formed to increase public awareness of dyslexia, and through seminars, conferences, and workshops, serves individuals with dyslexia, their families, and professionals in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Visit Learning Disabilities.
Learning Disabilities Association of Colorado 303-894-0992 LDAC provides parents and teachers with information on learning disability issues, collects current research on the subject of learning disabilities, distributes updated information on remediation practices, publishes a quarterly newsletter, and maintains a lending library. Visit Learning Disabilities.
Mental Health America of Colorado 1-800-456-3249 720-208-2220 Colorado Chapter information Education, advocacy, and outreach providing resources to those affected by the entire spectrum of mental health issues. Visit Personality Disorders.
1-888-566-6264 Education, advocacy, and support for those with mental illness and their family and friends. Visit Bipolar Disorder.
1-877-472-7201 Provides emotional and informational support, resources and matches parents seeking support with a support parent. Visit Special Education.
The Shaka Franklin Foundation for Youth 303-337-2515 Founded five years ago after the suicide death of 16-year-old Shaka Franklin, by his father and community activist, Les Franklin. The Foundation focuses on correcting the self-destructive behavior of our young people (ages 12-21), and the various problems in their lives that precipitate negative feelings which sometimes lead to suicide. Visit Teen Suicide.
719-548-1000 Colorado Springs Programs and resources to develop treatment, prevention, recovery and intervention strategies that will lead to both sobriety and wellness for Native communities. Read Use the Good Mind from Wellbriety Magazine. Visit Alcohol & Teen Drinking.
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