We Invest in the Power of Community

TDLBC is a proud community partner of Food Bank of the Rockies, helping ensure that food insecurity never stands in the way of recovery.

Founded and funded by and for Denver, Caring for Denver turns the community's desire to help into action to address Denver's mental health and substance misuse needs.

Specialized secure transportation services for medical and behavioral health needs. Referral required.

Their mission is to improve the health of Coloradans. They collaborate with organizations and communities across the state to break down systemic inequities that stand in the way of health.

Pursuing diversity, inclusion, and equity at all levels. The Colorado Trust works to address racism and other forms of oppression as well as poverty, education, and other determinants of health.

A holistic wellness and recovery program founded by Kristi Martinez. Provides trauma-informed care, life-restoring support, and a specialized 28-day nervous system reset curriculum — plus a 29th-day Celebration Ceremony.

LCCL has demonstrated strong performance and the ability to penetrate deep within marginalized communities of color — primarily Latino and African American — to effect measurable impact on the organizations they fund and the people they serve.

CCJRC exists to build political power with a purpose and vision to dramatically alter the way we approach public health and safety.

Providing innovative food recovery for the hungry in our communities.

A professional trade association representing clinical and non-clinical prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery service providers. Formed in 1994, COPA advocates to improve statewide, equitable access to care and outcomes for people with substance use disorders and related behavioral health needs.

Based on the principle that the consciousness of people of color can best be raised by including the community in identifying, educating, implementing, and evaluating services and programs that aim to improve health and social outcomes.

A virtual-first approach for psychiatric and medical services. Mission: to be the trusted healthcare solution for partners and patients, delivering accessible, affordable treatment supporting lasting medical and mental health.

A public awareness campaign launched in May 2020 working to decrease stigma around maternal substance use disorder, educate providers, and connect pregnant and parenting mothers to treatment and recovery supports in their communities.

Provides immediate, effective, and comprehensive employment services exclusively to people recently released from incarceration.

For almost 30 years, Signal has been managing and expanding substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery services in northeast Colorado, metro Denver, and southeastern Colorado. Signal also supports crisis services and services for youth and families.