Education
Federal Student Aid
Apply for financial aid for college or career school with the FAFSA form.
Start here to find help with housing, healthcare, food, education, and government services. We will keep adding local resources as our network grows.
Education
Apply for financial aid for college or career school with the FAFSA form.
Education
Gives eligible Denver Public Schools middle school students $1,000 a year on a card for after-school activities like sports, arts, tutoring and STEM. Spots are limited and awarded by lottery.
Education
College scholarships and free college and financial aid advising for Denver Public Schools students and graduates.
Education
State program that funds scholarships and student support through Colorado colleges and community partners for students with financial need. Apply through your college; FAFSA or CASFA required.
Education
State stipend that pays part of in-state tuition for eligible Colorado undergraduates at participating colleges. Requires a one-time free application.
Education
State financial aid application for Colorado students who cannot file the FAFSA, including undocumented, DACA and TPS students who meet residency rules.
Education
English classes for adults, career coaching, interpretation and translation, and help navigating services for immigrants and refugees.
Education
Library program for immigrants with English conversation practice, citizenship and immigration legal help, computer help and children's activities at several branches.
Education
Up to 15 hours a week of free preschool for every Colorado child in the year before kindergarten, with extra hours for qualifying families.
Education
Helps low-income working families or parents in school pay for child care. Apply through your county human services office. Many counties have paused new enrollment; ask about current availability.
Food
Search by ZIP code for food banks and food pantries near you.
Food
Learn about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and how to apply in your state.
Food
Search tool for free food pantries and mobile food distributions across the Denver metro area and northern Colorado. Open to anyone who needs food.
Food
Free statewide hotline that helps you find food pantries and meal sites and apply for SNAP and WIC. Help is available in many languages.
Food
Monthly benefits on an EBT card to buy groceries for low-income households. Apply online through Colorado PEAK or at your county human services office.
Food
Healthy food, nutrition advice and breastfeeding support for pregnant women, new mothers, and children under 5 in low- to moderate-income families.
Food
Free grocery market where anyone can shop for fresh food by appointment or during open hours, plus other anti-hunger programs. Check hours before visiting.
Food
Community center serving immigrants and refugees in Aurora with a free food pantry and immigrant services. Pantry days vary; call ahead.
Food
Aurora nonprofit for refugees offering a food share program, a low-cost dental clinic, English classes and community navigators.
Government & Benefits
Find government benefits and financial assistance you may be eligible for.
Government & Benefits
State website to apply for and manage food, cash, medical, child care and energy assistance benefits in one place.
Government & Benefits
Monthly cash assistance and job support for very low-income families with children. Apply through Colorado PEAK or your county human services office.
Government & Benefits
Denver's county office for food, cash and medical assistance, child care help and child support. Residents of other counties should use their own county office.
Government & Benefits
Colorado issues standard driver licenses and ID cards to residents regardless of immigration status. Appointments are required.
Government & Benefits
State office that connects immigrants and refugees with state services, programs and information.
Government & Benefits
State refugee office that coordinates resettlement, cash and medical help, English classes and job services for refugees and similar arrivals.
Government & Benefits
Information on tax credits for working families (EITC, Child Tax Credit) and where to find free tax filing help in Colorado.
Healthcare
Compare and enroll in health insurance plans and check whether you qualify for Medicaid or CHIP.
Healthcare
Locate federally funded community health centers that provide care on a sliding fee scale.
Healthcare
Free or low-cost public health insurance for low-income Coloradans, including children, pregnant people and adults. Apply through Colorado PEAK.
Healthcare
Low-cost health insurance for children and pregnant people in families that earn too much for Medicaid but cannot afford private insurance.
Healthcare
Colorado's official health insurance marketplace, where you can buy a plan and get financial help. Open enrollment runs November 1 to January 15.
Healthcare
Lets Coloradans buy health insurance regardless of immigration status, with limited financial help for lower incomes. Financial help is capped and given by lottery.
Healthcare
Denver's public hospital and community clinics, with a sliding-fee discount and help enrolling in Medicaid for low-income and uninsured patients.
Healthcare
Community health clinics in Aurora, Englewood, Lakewood and nearby areas offering medical, dental and behavioral care on a sliding fee scale.
Healthcare
Community health center with medical, dental, pharmacy and mental health care on a sliding fee scale, north of Denver.
Healthcare
Free, confidential 24/7 support by call, text or chat for anyone facing a mental health, emotional or substance use crisis.
Housing
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development information on rental help, public housing, and housing counselors.
Housing
Free statewide housing helpline for renters, homeowners and homebuyers with questions about eviction, rent help, foreclosure and tenant rights.
Housing
State housing agency with information on rental assistance, housing vouchers, eviction and foreclosure help, and affordable housing programs.
Housing
Runs public housing and Housing Choice (Section 8) vouchers for low-income Denver households. Waitlists and lotteries apply.
Housing
Housing, health care and support services for people who are homeless or at risk, including the Stout Street Health Center.
Housing
Helps eligible low-income households pay winter home heating costs. Applications are open November 1 through April 30 each year.
Housing
Nonprofit that helps income-qualified households with past-due energy bills, emergency heating repair and free home energy upgrades.
Housing
Denver nonprofit offering rent and mortgage assistance, housing counseling, home repairs for seniors and people with disabilities, and affordable housing.
Housing
Free legal help and financial assistance for Coloradans facing eviction or foreclosure, plus utility help and resource navigation.
Housing
City of Denver emergency rent and utility assistance for residents with an eviction-related notice, plus links to other rent help. Funding opens and closes; check the page for current status.
Immigration & Legal
Official information on green cards, citizenship, forms, and case status.
Immigration & Legal
Free immigration legal services for people in immigration detention and for immigrant children and families in Colorado. No walk-ins; call first.
Immigration & Legal
Free civil legal help for low-income Coloradans and people 60 and older, covering housing, family, benefits, consumer and some immigration matters.
Immigration & Legal
Statewide immigrant rights coalition offering know-your-rights information and advocacy.
Immigration & Legal
Refugee resettlement agency that also offers immigration legal services for refugees, asylees and other immigrants. Call to confirm current services.
Immigration & Legal
Refugee resettlement agency serving refugees and immigrants from all countries with employment help, immigration legal services and tax help.
Immigration & Legal
Helps refugees and immigrants with resettlement, jobs, and low-cost immigration legal services. Some services may be limited; call ahead.
Immigration & Legal
City office with multilingual city guides, an immigrant support toolkit, community resources and the Denver Immigrant Legal Services Fund.
Immigration & Legal
City of Aurora office that helps immigrants and refugees connect with city services and publishes a community resource guide.
Jobs
Find free job search help, training programs, and a job center near you.
Jobs
State job search website to find job openings, post a resume and connect with your local workforce center. Free for all job seekers.
Jobs
Free job search help, career coaching, training funds and hiring events for Denver residents at city workforce centers.
Jobs
Public technical college with career training programs and English classes, including free work-readiness English for English learners.
Jobs
Free career-readiness training, job search help and support with child care, housing and wellness for low-income parents seeking work.
Jobs
Career coaching, job training, and small business classes and consulting for adults and youth.
Jobs
Free job search help, workshops and training assistance for residents of Arapahoe and Douglas counties, including Aurora.
Other
Call 211 or search online to find local help with housing, food, utilities, and more. Free and confidential, with interpreters available.
Other
Free, confidential, multilingual helpline connecting people to food, housing, child care, health care and other local help statewide. You can also text your ZIP code to 898-211.
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Half-price RTD bus and train fares for riders with lower household incomes. Apply through Colorado PEAK.
Other
Mental health care for Asian, refugee and immigrant communities, plus English and citizenship classes and interpretation, in Aurora.
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Cambodian Buddhist temple and community gathering place hosting Khmer New Year, Pchum Ben, Kathin and other cultural and religious events.
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Volunteer group that connects and celebrates Aurora's Asian and Pacific Islander communities through cultural events and outreach.
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Denver coalition that preserves and shares local Asian and Pacific Islander history through exhibits, oral histories and education.
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