Jeffco Community Resources
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Making ends meet can be hard and everyone could use some help from time to time. You or your family may not have needed support before but times have changed. If you need help with food, finding a job, or other support, and are not sure where to turn, Jeffco community partners can help.
Find Resources
Get the information you need to find the right support for you. Simply click on the tabs below to find resources and contact information for Jeffco community support across the county.
Looking for a phone or text option? Mile High United Way 2-1-1 Colorado is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state. You can call, text, live chat, or search the 2-1-1 database to get help. Dial three simple numbers - 2-1-1 - to reach Mile High United Way's 2-1-1 Help Center, or text your zip code to 898-211 (message and data rates apply).
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Share this link with your family, friends and neighbors to help connect them with services they may not know exist. You can also safely volunteer for one of Jeffco’s many community partners supporting those in need. Click the “HELP YOUR COMMUNITY” tab for more information.
CommUNITY Campaign
Jefferson County Human Services, Jefferson County Public Health, and Jefferson County Public Affairs have collaborated with community partners including Benefits in Action, BGOLDN, Calvary Church Golden, Community Table, Evergreen Christian Outreach, Hunger Free Colorado, Integrated Family Community Services, Jeffco Eats, Joy’s Kitchen, Lakewood Connects, Mountain Resource Center, The Action Center, West Metro Chamber of Commerce, and others to launch the CommUNITY campaign to bring together available community-wide resource information under one easy to access hub to help connect our community to support that best fits their needs. The campaign is funded through the federal CARES Act. Learn more about the campaign by clicking the “CAMPAIGN INFO” tab below.
- Aging & Adult
- Children, Youth & Families
- Employment
- Food
- Food Delivery
- General Resources
- Health Access
- Housing
- Mental Health
- Pregnant Women, Infants & Children
- Help Your Community
- Submit Your Resource
- CAMPAIGN INFO
- PARTNER TOOLKIT
Aging & Adult
Alzheimer's Association
The Alzheimer's Association created tips for caregiver's supporting individual's with Alzheimer's disease and dementia specific to COVID-19. There are resources specific for caregiving at home, at assisted living, and for staying healthy.
Benefits in Action
Benefits in Action continues to serve those who need services.
- Those who are hungry and need access to food resources - whether it's SNAP navigation and application assistance or finding open food banks and pantries.
- Those who want to access health care and need help navigating services and applying for benefits.
- Those who need help navigating and / or applying for Medicare benefits - whether new to Medicare or are experiencing issues with using current benefits.
- Those who are in their homes and need assistance paying for heat.
For any needs, contact 720-221-8354 or email Benefits in Action.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Information for Medicare beneficiaries related to COVID-19 can be found at Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services or call 303-480-6835.
- Medicare covers the lab tests for COVID-19. You pay no out-of-pocket costs.
- Medicare covers all medically necessary hospitalizations. This includes if you're diagnosed with COVID-19 and might otherwise have been discharged from the hospital after an inpatient stay, but instead you need to stay in the hospital under quarantine.
- At this time, there's no vaccine for COVID-19. However, if one becomes available, it will be covered by all Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D).
- If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan, you have access to these same benefits. Medicare allows these plans to waive cost-sharing for COVID-19 lab tests. Many plans offer additional telehealth benefits beyond the ones described below. Check with your plan about your coverage and costs.
- Telehealth and related services: Medicare covers “virtual check-ins” so you can connect with your doctor by phone or video, or even an online patient portal, to see whether you need to come in for a visit. If you're concerned about illness and are potentially contagious, this offers an easy way to remain at home and avoid exposure to others.
CSU Extension Older Adults Resources
CSU Extension has created a comprehensive webpage of resources for older adults. Find resources for health, food assistance, transportation, and unemployment benefits.
Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council
Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council offers a list of available transportation services.
DRCOG Senior Resource Line
DRCOG offers a variety of supports and programs to older adults. They currently have a phone line set up connecting those over 60 with services and supports. Call 303-480-6700 to get connected.
Jefferson County Human Services
Jefferson County Human Services continues to investigate reports of abuse and neglect of at-risk adults. We have a 24/7 screening hotline at 303-271-4673. For an overview of all programs and how they can help, please use our Resource Guide.
Children, Youth & Families
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
DDRC creates opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the community.
Emergency Child Care Collaborative
Colorado Office of Early Childhood Department of Human Services Frequently Asked Questions.
Jeffco Families Colorado
Jeffco Families Colorado resource page is a one-stop resource for caregivers of young children in Jefferson County.
Jefferson County Communities that Care (CTC)
Jefferson County CTC created a resource for parents and guardians to talk with teens about COVID-19. This includes how to start a conversation, quick tips, things to do, and recommended resources.
Jefferson County Head Start
No-Cost preschool program for children 3-5 years of age. All enrolled Head Start families receive services including no-cost meals, virtual learning opportunities, personalized instruction from child’s teacher, a dedicated Family Support Specialist to coordinate resources and a Mental Health specialist to provide support.
Jefferson County Human Services
Jefferson County Human Services investigates reports of abuse and neglect of children. We have a 24/7 screening hotline at 303-271-4357 or the statewide Colorado Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 1-844-CO-4-KIDS.
Jefferson County Public Schools
Jeffco Schools will be implementing meal service based on the most current learning model at the time. Meal service will consist of meals provided in person, take home meals from school sites and multiple meal pickups for remote learners. All school meals are free to all students through June 30th, 2021.
Other Resources
- Talking to Children about COVID-19 - National Association of School Psychologists (in English, Spanish, Amharic, Chinese, Korean, French, Vietnamese)
- Coping With Stress During Infectious Disease Outbreaks - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association
- How to talk to your anxious child about the coronavirus - Psychology Today
- Parenting with Resilience in Unsettling Times - Psychology Today
Employment
Assistance with Unemployment Insurance
For assistance with unemployment insurance, visit the state’s website for unemployment.
Jefferson County Workforce Center
Resources for Job Seekers and Businesses including Lay-off Assistance are available on the Business Workforce Center web page. You can make a virtual appointment (by phone or video) with a workforce specialist for job search resources or career coaching. To make an appointment please call 303-271-4755 or email the Workforce Center.
Food
Action Center
It’s simple, free, and easy to receive free groceries from the Action Center.
Each week your household can receive a pre-packed box of groceries filled with healthy, high quality food like fruits, veggies, meat, dairy, and much more. (Selection varies daily).
With easy access, you can just drive-thru or walk up. The grocery is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10am to 3pm – closed for lunch from 12pm to 1pm daily. No appointment or documentation required.
Mail may be picked up when the grocery is open. Vouchers for Colorado IDs, drivers' licenses, and birth certificates are also available upon request (quantities are limited).
Belmar Food Bank
Belmar Church in Lakewood provides food every Thursday evening at the church. There are no pre-qualifiers and all are welcome. Doors open at 5:30 pm, and food is given out between 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. A photo ID is requested but not required. All services are free. For more information email Belmar Church or call 303-986-5500.
Benefits in Action
Benefits in action continues to provide SNAP navigation and application assistance, as well as help with finding open food banks and pantries. For any needs, contact 720-221-8354 or email Benefits in Action.
BGoldN
BGoldN is an innovative food assistance program run out of the city of Golden. BGoldN is offering many different options for food assistance including prepackaged pickup and delivery services for individuals who are unable to leave their home.
Calvary Church
The Calvary Food Shelf at Calvary Church in Golden remains open with shelf stable and fresh food (limited), $10 grocery cards, toiletries (as long as they last); we're using a "grab and go" model of distribution right now and will most likely add delivery to those who are unable to get out. We also have travel-type bags of food for the homeless population.
Colorado PEAK
Colorado Program Eligibility and Application Kit (PEAK) is the online portal to assistance programs. Skip the office visit by completing an application and managing benefits on the Colorado PEAK website.
Colorado Pet Pantry
A free drive-thru Pet Food Bank is available for pet owners to continue taking care of their pets and to keep them out of shelters. Walk-ins are accepted at all their locations and Spanish language services are available. To find a location near you and to view their schedule visit the Colorado Pet Pantry website.
Community Table
Community Table ensures that the residents of Arvada and neighboring communities in Northern Jefferson County have a place to go for emergency food.
Denver Metro Emergency Food Network
Denver Food Rescue, Bondadosa, Focus Points Family Resource Center and Lost City have partnered to deliver free, prepared meals to homebound families and elderly individuals in need during the COVID-19 crisis. Submit an application to receive meals at Denver Metro Emergency Food Network.
Evergreen Christian Outreach
Evergreen Christian Outreach offers a food bank for the Evergreen area.
Golden Backpack Program
Golden Backpack Program is continuing to help distribute food to kids with help from community partners since schools are closed.
Hunger Free Colorado
Hunger Free Colorado connects people to food resources to meet existing needs and drives policy, systems, and social change to end hunger.
Jeffco Eats
Jeffco Eats help kids and families eat by providing food over the weekends to ensure that no child goes hungry in Jeffco Title One Schools, GAP schools, Section 8 apartments, rec centers, parks, and Head Start programs.
Jefferson County Public Schools
Jeffco Schools will be implementing meal service based on the most current learning model at the time. Meal service will consist of meals provided in person, take home meals from school sites and multiple meal pickups for remote learners. All school meals are free to all students through June 30th, 2021.
Kaizen Food Rescue
Kaizen Food Rescue is partnering with organizations across the Denver Metro Area to provide food at various mobile food pantry. Please check the website calendar for additional information for food pick up at the different sites.
Light of the World
Light of the World offers a Holy Family Center Food Pantry, as well as financial and employment guidance.
Mountain Resource Center
Mountain Resource Center provides basic needs, Public Benefits Program Assistance and Veterans Support Services. Call 303-838-7552 or go online.
Stores with Special Shopping Arrangements
Get more information on stores with special hours from AARP.
Waterstone Food Pantry
Waterstone Food Pantry is a partner agency of Food Bank of the Rockies. Serving customers in the west Littleton/Morrison area using a curbside drive-up contactless model. We provide shelf-stable foods as well as meat, dairy, and fresh produce.
Food Delivery
Access a Ride Grocery/Pantry Delivery:
Home grocery delivery service is available to all Access-a-Ride (AaR) customers. RTD is offering this service during the COVID-19 state of emergency to provide current Access-a-Ride customers with a food delivery option that does not require leaving home. No fare is required for customers to use this service. Grocery pickup is now available from King Soopers, Safeway, Community Ministry Southwest Food Bank, Senior Hub Senior Solutions and Adams County Food Bank. Customers must place their grocery order themselves and schedule a pick-up on the RTD website with AaR one day in advance.
For providers: To add your food pantry, market, or other food organization to RTD’s list of pickup locations for Access-A-Ride customers email or call/text 720-485-7033.
Benefits in Action
Benefits in Action (BIA) is providing food delivery to individuals. Fill out the form on their website and BIA will contact and deliver directly to you. If there are low-income senior housing facilities whose residents need food, BIA will deliver there as well. For housing facilities, email or call 720-221-8354. For delivery geography, BIA is currently delivering to Lakewood and surrounding neighborhoods.
Denver Delivered/Bondadosa
Bondadosa via the Denver Metro Emergency Food Network is now delivering free, prepared meals across Jefferson County. Note: their website does say there is a waitlist, but their capacity is grown far quicker than being able to actively change the site, so there is no waitlist. Sign up for meals on the Denver Delivered website using the available form.
Lyft Rides via Hunger Free Colorado
If you need transit to the grocery store call the Hunger Free Colorado hotline, 855-855-4626 (Statewide Toll-Free); 720-382-2920 (Denver Metro) to receive a code for a free Lyft ride.
BGoldN (Golden)
Starting March 24, 2020, BGoldN will provide free meals from local restaurants & grocery delivery stores to those impacted by COVID-19.
Meals can be picked up at:
- Bell Middle School, 1001 Ulysses St. Prepackaged take and go breakfasts & lunches from local restaurants distributed at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., Monday - Friday (no weekends). First come, first-served in drive-up fashion in front of the school.
For those unable to leave their home:
- Meal/Food Delivery email or call 720-432-5048 with your name, phone number, and address. The delivery service is ONLY for those who are UNABLE to leave their homes. Anyone who is underserved and IS ABLE to leave the house will receive their meals at Bell Middle School.
Integrated Family Community Services
Integrated Family Community Services offers contact-free grocery box distribution for pick-up: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30 - 11:30 am and 1 - 3 pm and Drive-Thru: Wednesday: 8:30 - 11:30 am (while supplies last).
General Resources
Community Connections Center
Community Connections Center connects criminal justice involved individuals to county and state resources to help them when they are on pre-trial supervision, probation, work release and upon re-entry from jail, community corrections and prison.
CSU Extension Resources Webpage
CSU Extension has a web page of compiled statewide resources in many areas such as food safety, nutrition & well being, cleaning, older adults etc.
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center
DDRC creates opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the community.
DRCOG’s Network of Care
DRCOG’s network of care website is a comprehensive community-based resource with information on services available to seniors, people with disabilities, and veterans.
Family Tree Domestic Violence Services
Family Tree Domestic Violence Services keeps survivors and children who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault and/or stalking safe through our crisis line, emergency shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy, supervised parenting time and linkages to community resources. The 24-hour domestic violence crisis line is 303-420-6752.
Hands of the Carpenter
Hands’ Good Neighbor Garage Program provides automotive services for single women in need living in Jefferson County. Services (for up to two years) include car repairs, placements of vehicles donated to Hands, on-going maintenance, and car care education. To review program qualifications and begin the application process, visit Hands of the Carpenter’s website.
Jefferson Center Navigation Services
The Navigation Services team can help Jefferson Center clients with: Assessing, applying and problem solving for all public benefits, Information about all Jefferson Center programs and services, Information and referrals to resources in the community, Brief clinical services and short term problem resolution.
JUUST Living
JUUST Living is a sober living residence located in Lakewood. We are affordable and safe and especially welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community.
Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)
LEAP helps pay a portion of winter home heating costs. Apply over the phone or submit an application online.
LyftUP
LyftUp is donating tens of thousands of rides to those with essential transportation needs — especially for families and children, low-income seniors, doctors and nurses. We’re working with new and existing partners on this initiative including United Way, World Central Kitchen, and Team Rubicon. All riders and drivers are asked to stay home if they are sick, and should work with a medical professional to discuss transportation options if they need to see a doctor. Per the CDC and local health officials, anyone who suspects they may have or is diagnosed with COVID-19 should not use ridesharing.
Mile High United Way
Mile High United Way 2-1-1 Colorado is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across the state. No matter where you live in Colorado, you can find information about resources in your local community.
Mother Cabrini Resource Directory
Mother Cabrini's Resource Directory contains 394 different resource agencies, 43 categories in English and Spanish, and 768 individual resource items.
ResPet Colorado
ResPet Colorado offers temporary foster care for pets whose owners are in crisis. A last resort for pets of people experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, low-income individuals/families, seniors, or those needing medical or drug treatment.
State Recovery & Assistance
The Colorado State Emergency Operations Center has a compiled list of executive orders and resources for recovery and assistance. You can find information on loans for small businesses, housing resources, agriculture resources, and a list of school meal sites for parents.
Stay at Home Colorado Guide
Colorado is on a statewide Stay at Home Order. We know this can pose many challenges for all Coloradans. So we’ve created a Stay At Home CO Guide full of free resources, supports, and activities to help you, your family, and your loved ones during this time. These pages will be regularly updated and you can submit suggestions of free resources that are helping Coloradans stay at home.
Stimulus Checks / Economic Impact Payments
What You Need to Know (IRS website)
FAQ’s Economic Impact Stimulus Payments part of the CARES Act
Supporting Your Children During COVID-19
This guide by the Colorado Office of Early Childhood provides great resources and tips on talking to children about the COVID-19. It includes virtual field trips, ways to talk to children about coronavirus, stories and more!
The Salvation Army
There are people who still need shelter. There are families who still need food and help with the utility bill. There are displaced families who still need a place to live. There are men and women who still need job training. While there is still need, The Salvation Army is here to serve.
Virtual Integrated Condolence Care Project
The Red Cross has launched their Virtual Integrated Condolence Care Program. This program is designed to help the loved ones of those that have died from COVID-19 with emotional support and grief counseling, faith-based resources, funeral information, legal resources, financial service, and veterans’ assistance.
Health Access
STRIDE Community Health Center provides health care to low-income, uninsured and underserved populations at multiple locations across the Denver Metro Area. STRIDE CHC is testing for COVID-19 and is offering telehealth visits. For more information call 303-360-6276.
Children’s Hospital Colorado: ParentSmart Healthline
Children’s ParentSmart line serves the entire state of Colorado. This free healthline is for any parent with a sick child, especially families without a primary care provider. If a child has a primary care physician, parents are encouraged to speak with their child’s primary care physician before calling this healthline. The Healthline number is 720-777-0123.
Clinica Colorado
Clinica Colorado serves populations in Adams County and surrounding areas with low cost, primary health care, especially for those who are uninsured. Clinica is offering telehealth visits for both new and existing patients. Appointments are available in English and Spanish.
Connect for Health COLORADO
Connect for Health COLORADO, Colorado’s Official Health Insurance Marketplace. See what health insurance options are available or if you qualify for Medicaid.
COVIDLine
COVIDLine provides free COVID-19 symptom screening, phone-based appointments with volunteer doctors, and routing and recommendations for leveraging local resources. The goal of the service is to provide reassurance and resources to hundreds of thousands of Colorado residents, including undocumented immigrants, who are concerned they may have COVID-19 symptoms but do not have healthcare. Spanish-speaking doctors and interpreters will be available.
COVIDLine Telephone Hotline Numbers:
- Local: 720-902-9449
- Toll-free: 1-855-963-3721
JUUST Living
JUUST Living is a sober living residence located in Lakewood. We are affordable and safe and especially welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community.
Sheridan Clinic
Offers a variety of services to encompass all of a patient’s needs and strive to provide complete care to individuals with a focus on wellness and disease prevention. Sheridan Health Services, Inc. has two locations serving adults and children. The Sheridan Family Health Clinic and the Sheridan Youth Health Clinic both provide primary care and a comprehensive range of physical, behavioral, oral health, and pharmacy services.
Housing
Housing or Rental Assistance: If you have been adversely affected by COVID-19 (your company is shutting down; you have no sick or other leave), there may be resources to assist during this State of Emergency.
Action Center
Action Center is serving all of Jefferson County and can provide rent, mortgage, or utility assistance.
Borrower Assistance
Those experiencing difficulties paying their Colorado Housing and Finance Authority home mortgage loan due to impacts of COVID-19, or other financial circumstances, are encouraged to work with CHFA's Loan Servicing Team by applying for hardship assistance on the CHFA website.
Brothers Redevelopment, Inc .
Brothers Redevelopment is a Denver-based nonprofit organization that provides housing and a variety of housing-related services for the region's low-income, elderly and disabled residents. Serving all of Jefferson County with Homeowner Emergency Repairs. Call 1-844-926-6632 or 303-202-6340
City of Arvada
City of Arvada is serving the Arvada area with Homeowner Emergency Repairs. Call 720-898-7496 or 720-898-7498
Colorado Department of Local Affairs
The Colorado Division of Housing is compiling resources and guidance relevant to the COVID-19 response and recovery effort. This site provides up-to-date on resources and information on eviction prevention, housing assistance, and homelessness resources. To limit evictions, foreclosures, and public utility disconnections, Governor Jared Polis has passed an Executive Order with directives and resources available to the public.The Colorado Department of Local Affairs' Division of Housing has launched the Property Owner Preservation program in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, to allocate federal CARES Act funds for rental assistance to landlords on behalf of their tenants. If you or your tenants have been unable to pay rent due to financial hardship caused by COVID-19, you may be eligible for rental assistance from the state.
Colorado Housing Connects
Colorado Housing Connects has a Colorado Foreclosure Hotline at 1-844-926-6632 that specializes in helping people navigate non-emergency housing services and resources. Our free bilingual helpline provides information about a wide range of housing services and topics of interest to renters, landlords, first-time home buyers, seniors, persons with disabilities and anyone with fair housing concerns.
Colorado PEAK
Colorado Program Eligibility and Application Kit (PEAK) is the online portal to assistance programs. See the PEAK FAQ.
Colorado Safe Parking Initiative
Colorado Safe Parking Initiative is a citizen-led initiative to encourage safe, legal parking locations for individuals and families experiencing homelessness who are living in vehicles in Colorado's Front Range communities.
Colorado Tenant's Guide to COVID-19
This guide is designed to help tenants navigate conversations with their landlords, respond to eviction proceedings, and seek out support in this challenging time. This document is being updated constantly, so please check back as the situation on the ground changes.
Evergreen Christian Outreach
Evergreen Christian Outreach is serving the Jefferson County Mountain Communities with Utility Assistance. Call 303-670-1796
Eviction Prevention Resources
There is an existing network of state agencies that provide homeless prevention services, including rental and mortgage assistance. The Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) has developed an Evictions Resources Map that can be used with 211 Colorado to help renters avoid eviction.
Family Tree
Family Tree Housing and Family Stabilization Services works with individuals and families experiencing homelessness, or those at-risk of homelessness. We offer emergency shelter, an information help line, homeless prevention services, case management, education and employment services, and various other supportive services in order to help people achieve economic independence. Call 303-467-2604
Jefferson County Housing Authority
Jefferson County Housing Authority is serving all of Jefferson County with rent assistance. Call 720-854-4104. For Emergency Home Repair call 303-403-5423.
Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service is serving the Denver Metro Area with rent assistance. Call 720-248-4690
Mountain Resource Center
Mountain Resource Center is serving the Jefferson County Mountain Communities with rent, mortgage, and utility assistance. Call 303-838-7552
Neighborhood Rehab Project
Neighborhood Rehab Project is serving the Golden area with Homeowner Emergency Repairs.
The Salvation Army Housing Now
Through the Housing Now program, the Salvation Army is able to provide short-term rental assistance to people in need, as well as case management, resources, and home visits. To apply, complete the online application on their website.
USDA Rural Development
USDA Rural Development has taken a number of immediate actions to help rural residents, businesses, and communities affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. Rural Development will keep our customers, partners, and stakeholders continuously updated as more actions are taken to better serve rural America.
Mental Health
Colorado Crisis Services
Colorado Crisis Services available 24/7 at 1-844-493-8255 or text "TALK" to 38255.
Colorado Spirit
Colorado Spirit is here to support your emotional well-being through COVID-19. Our services are free, confidential, and can be conducted virtually or over the phone.
Jefferson Center Crisis Services
The Walk-In Crisis Center is still open for clients to come in-person. You can also access services by calling 1-844-493-8255 or Text TALK to 38255. These services are available for any mental health, substance use or emotional crisis. A local walk-in crisis center is located at Jefferson Center's Crisis and Recovery Center at 4643 Wadsworth Blvd, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. See Jefferson Center's Crisis & Recovery Center or Colorado Crisis Services and Walk-In Locations across the state and metro Denver region.
Jefferson Center for Mental Health
Jefferson Center for Mental Health is maintaining critical services for those in most need, including our 24/7 crisis services at 303-425-0300. Stay updated via social media. In addition to the major categories of services, JCMH offers resource navigation services, which includes support with housing, accessing benefits, and other community resources. Any community member (does not need to be a Jefferson Center client) can access our navigation line by calling our main number 303-425-0300 and asking to speak with our Navigation team about accessing community resources. Additionally, our early childhood consultation team, in partnership with Launch Together, is offering free telephone consultation specific to caregivers of young children.
Man Therapy
Man Therapy - Mental health resources for men.
Metro Denver Partnership for Health
Let's Talk CO is a mental health resource designed to address mental health stigma and to provide people with information about mental health resources. It helps people to talk about mental health with others and feel comfortable seeking services.
Mental Wellness Resources
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Guide or available at 800-950-6264.
- Mental Health America and Shine Resource Site
- See many Mental Health, Local Community, Suicide Prevention, Information and Resources through Jeffco Public Schools.
- Twelve Talks to have with teens
- Caring for Your Mental Health During COVID-19
- Jefferson County Public Health’s new bog series: Resilience
- The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or call 800-273-8255
Mental Health Resources for LGBTQIA
TRANS LIFELINE: 1-877-565-8860
Trevor Project: 1-866-488-7386
Pregnant Women, Infants & Children
Adelante Consejeras de Lactancia
Phone and virtual meeting support for Latinx families seeking information on lactation, breastfeeding, pumping and relactation. For more information email or visit Adelante Consejeras de Lactancia.
Grupo de Apoyo
Phone and virtual meeting support for Latinx families seeking information for children with special needs. Call 303-435-3669.
HOPE House
Hope House is providing a “grab and go” line where teen moms can pick up donated meal boxes, diaper, wipes, children’s medicines, and other supplies. They are also providing gift cards. Counseling staff is providing counseling by phone and parenting educators are providing coaching by phone.
Jeffco Families Colorado
Jeffco Families Colorado resource page is a one-stop resource for caregivers of young children in Jefferson County.
Nurse Family Partnership
Nurse Home Visitation Program continues services through tele-health and is accepting new clients. Services are provided to first-time moms who meet specific eligibility criteria. Nurses provide support, education and resources.
Shiloh House
Shiloh House is offering virtual Circle of Parents Groups and a Support Line for any families. Call the Support Line: 303-695-7996 (in English and Spanish).
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
WIC is open, enrolling new participants and serving our participants existing participants over the phone. Breastfeeding support and pump access are still available. Physical locations may be closed or have limited in-person appointments.
Help Your Community
Help Colorado Now
Interested in finding out how you can help your community? Find opportunities to volunteer or donate. Need volunteers for your organization? Ask to be matched to volunteers in your community!
Donate Blood
People can help the country during this public health emergency by donating blood. There is a shortage of blood supply throughout the U.S. and you can help by scheduling an appointment to give on the Vitalant Website. Donating blood is completely safe.
Colorado Gives
Colorado Gives supporting nonprofits during this outbreak helps our communities stay healthy and thrive. Together, we can keep Colorado strong.
Protect Yourself and Others When Going Outdoors
As more community members get outside, we’re seeing some concerning activities and potentially dangerous behaviors. We have every hope of keeping Jeffco parks and trails open for your enjoyment. To do this, we need your help. We ask that you follow these requirements and recommendations for the greater good of our community and to allow park rangers, sheriff’s deputies, first responders and other parks team members to do their jobs safely and better serve you.
Jefferson County COVID-19 Resources Questionnaire
Jefferson County agencies and organizations are working hard to protect our community from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are committed to providing Jefferson County community members the most accurate information possible.
New information is coming out frequently, especially in terms of community resources.
Please submit your resource here.
We will be collecting and reviewing resources to be added to this web page.
Campaign Info
Jefferson County Community Partners are running a communications campaign called CommUNITY to promote and connect people in need in Jefferson County with community resources and assistance available amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The campaign will run in English and Spanish, and the components include:
- Paid media advertising
- Earned media coverage
- Jefferson County landing page, social media, and community partner collaboration
By connecting the Jefferson County community with available resources, the campaign will support the wellbeing of those in need as well as contribute to the County’s overall ability to progress through emergency response and recovery phases.
Jefferson County Community Partners include: Jefferson County Human Services, Jefferson County Public Health, Jefferson County Public Affairs, Benefits in Action, BGOLDN, Calvary Church Golden, Community Table, Evergreen Christian Outreach, Hunger Free Colorado, Integrated Family Community Services, Jeffco Eats, Joy’s Kitchen, Lakewood Connects, Mountain Resource Center, The Action Center, and West Metro Chamber of Commerce.
The campaign launches December 9, 2020 and is funded through the federal CARES Act.
Click on the “PARTNER TOOLKIT” tab for resources to promote the campaign including talking points, posters, flyers, social media content, and more!
Partner Toolkit
The CommUNITY campaign includes a community partner toolkit with useful materials to make it easy for partners to help spread the campaign messages across the county. The toolkit includes:
- talking points
- social media copy, hashtag, graphics
- e-newsletter copy
- email signature graphic
- website copy
- Whatsapp text message copy
- posters & flyers including templates for partners to customize/translate
The toolkit is available in English and Spanish and can be downloaded for free by clicking here. Please help to share the campaign in your community!