Community Projects Catalog

A Way Forward is a beacon of hope for individuals and families grappling with substance use disorders. This community recovery center is dedicated to removing barriers to recovery, offering a range of services including peer support, an Intensive Outpatient Program, and mental health resources, all at no cost to the clients.

Aftersight is dedicated to providing audio access to print information and empowering services for blind, low vision, or individuals that need an alternative to print across Colorado.

The Association for Community Living promotes and protects the rights of people with intellectual and development disabilities to be included as a natural and integral part of community life.

BCAP provides HIV care services to people living with HIV (case management, health insurance navigation, a food pantry with home delivery, financial assistance for basic needs) and Prevention Services to people vulnerable to HIV acquisition (HIV/HCV/STI testing, health-related referrals, PrEP navigation, harm reduction/syringe access).

Bridge House believes in, respects and empowers people who are experiencing homelessness. We connect them to housing and employment opportunities so they can realize and embrace their future.

The Mission of the Center for People with Disabilities is to provide resources, information, and advocacy to assist people with disabilities in overcoming barriers to independent living.

Colorado Doula Project provides funding and practical support (travel, rides, meals, etc.) to anyone seeking to access their reproductive rights in Colorado. Our more than 100 trained volunteer abortion doulas provide non-medical guidance and emotional support along the way.

Funds will go directly towards caring for families by midwives in the out-of-hospital setting during the prenatal, birth, postpartum and newborn periods alongside well-person care. CRMC also offers lactation support circles such as CRMC’s weekly Milk Circle and Cículo de Vida, a bilingual infant feeding grupo, parenting classes, low intervention fertility care services, and more.

We connect no-cost, volunteer-powered services to adults 60+, helping them age in place with dignity and support. Our services include veteran medical transportation, grocery shopping/delivery, grab bar installations and more.

El Comité is a social justice and human services organization established in 1980 to meet the needs of Latinos and immigrants. El Comité is the only fully bilingual (Spanish/English), bicultural social service provider in Boulder County.