Denver Area Local Referral Resources
• Alexander Foundation - Provides financial assistance to ensure the well being and personal growth of individuals in the GLBT community. (303) 331-7733 • ARTS Outpatient Services Outpatient substance abuse treatment for HIV-positive clients. Individual, family, and group counseling. (303) 355-1014 • Brother Jeff's Enhance the quality of life for African Americans living with HIV and AIDS. Support groups, workshops, and prevention with positives. (303) 293-8879 • CAP Colorado 's largest community-based HIV and AIDS service agency. Bilingual case management, mental health, substance abuse, support groups, food bank, housing, transportation, and financial assistance. (303) 837-0166 • CHIP Children's Hospital pediatric HIV clinic serving HIV-positive women of childbearing age and infants through 24 years old. (303) 764-8233 • Colorado Anti-Violence Project Serves GLBT victims of domestic violence, bias-motivated, sexual assault, law enforcement and random violence. (303) 839-5204 • GLBT Services Center - Support services, social activities, cultural events, youth services program, and legal referrals for the GLBT community. (303) 733-7743 • Denver Indian Health and Family Services - Services include dental, optical, and medical assistance, mental health, substance abuse, and victim's services. (303) 781-4050 • Empowerment Program Women's AIDS Project. Case management, support groups, substance abuse, transportation, employment, GED, and housing assistance. (303) 320-1989 • Gender Identity Center Provides support to those people who cross dress, are transsexual, or are non-traditional in their gender identity. (303) 202-6466 • It Takes a Village Programs provide support, education, assistance and prevention case management for HIV-positive African Americans. (303) 367-4747 • HCBS -PLWA Colorado Medicaid program designed as an alternative to nursing facility placement or hospital care for persons living with AIDS. (303) 866-3058 • Hep C Connection Up-to-date medical information, support groups, newsletters, printed materials and educational services on HIV/HCV co-infection. (720) 917-3970 • HIV Care Link Christian outreach committed to empowering and supporting those affected by HIV. Support groups, help with yard work, painting, moving, etc. • Legal Center Providing legal representation, advocacy and technical assistance to individuals who have experienced discrimination due to HIV/AIDS. (303) 722-0300 • MHCD / Living with HIV Mental health care and support for HIV-positive persons, caregivers, family, and children. (303) 504-6649 • Mi Casa Outreach, prevention, educational services, and resource center. Targets women between the ages of 14 to 29. (303) 573-1302 • Partner Notification Confidentially inform partners who have been exposed to HIV infection. Link at risk people to prevention, care and treatment. (303) 692-2700 • Planned Parenthood Testing and treatment for STDs, yearly exams, pap smears, pregnancy testing, prenatal care, birth control, and more. (303) 832-5069 • POCCAA People of Color Consortium that offers referrals, food bank, transportation and housing assistance. (303) 321-7965 • PWACC Empowering people living with HIV/AIDS through education and advocacy. Home of the Denver Buyer's Club. (303) 329-9379 • Project Safe HIV prevention services and substance treatment for HIV-positive drug injectors and crack smokers. (303) 315-0950 • Rainbow House - Run by Volunteers of America . Is the only known daycare facility in the region specifically working to meet the needs of families living with HIV/AIDS • Sevicios De La Raza Linguistically and culturally proficient HIV/AIDS service program dedicated to the needs of the Latino community. (303) 458-5851 • Social Security Coordinates pay benefits (SSI, Medicare, SSDI) to eligible persons. • Urban Peak Targeting runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth under 21. Shelter, food, clothing, counseling, substance abuse, and medical care. (303) 777-9198
For additional local referrals please visit http://www.acecolorado.org
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