Jefferson Plaza Family Integrated Care Clinic
Jefferson Plaza Health Home offers pediatric & adolescent physical healthcare, immunizations, prenatal care, well visits, physicals, chronic disease management services, mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and resources/referrals in one location.
Denver Indian Health and Family Integrated Care Services
Denver Indian Health and Family Services is an integrated care facility for Native families in Denver. Services include medical, vision, dental, and mental health as well as a diabetes clinic, wellness gym, and comprehensive family services provided in a trauma-sensitive, culturally-competent environment.
Integrated System of Care for AAPI Community
APDC offers a complete and comprehensive Integrated System of Care that meets the needs of the AAPI, and other communities that we are currently serving in Aurora and throughout the Denver Metro Area. These blended services ensure a comprehensive and coordinated approach to Behavioral Health, Primary Medical Care, Adult Education, Youth Mentoring and Leadership, Victim Assistance, Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance, Legal Aid, and Translation and Interpretation through Colorado Language Connection. We are committed to offering accessible and affordable health care blending Eastern, Western, and Pacific Islander traditions.
Camp Erin Denver
Camp Erin is a free overnight bereavement camp developed by The Moyer Foundation for children and teens aged 6-17 who have experienced the death of someone close to them. The weekend-long experience is filled with traditional, fun, high-energy camp activities combined with grief education and emotional support led by grief professionals and trained volunteers of Shimmering Wings. It also provides an opportunity for peer onding between children and teens facing similar life circumstances.
Grief Support for Children
This program is designed for children aged 6-12 who are experiencing grief and their parent/guardian. The structured 8-week program helps children through their feelings around grief and helps them to identify individual and family strengths. Sessions incorporate crafts, story-sharing, discussions, and other activities in a safe, supportive environment. This is offered in tandem with a therapist-led upport group for the parent/guardian in a nearby room.
Connections
Connections is for families who have graduated from the Pathfinders group and wish to continue recieving mutual support and growing connections with other families.
Pathfinders
Pathfinders is a 10-week program that uses art, play, and activities to reach each person. While youth are in their groups, caregivers discuss the challenges of raising grieving children and recieve support for their own grief. This group provides education, coping skills, caregiving skills, and peer support.
Support Groups
BIA Colorado lists a number of support groups across the state for survivors of traumatic brain injury or stroke and their family members. Please follow the program link to find one that works for you.
The Girls’ Group
6-to-8-week support group for girls and young women ages 6-17 who have witnessed or experienced violence.
BROTHERS
8-week support group for boys and young men ages 6-17 who have witnessed or experienced violence.