Get help setting up, collecting, or modifying a child support and medical support order through your county office.

Discover free early learning, health screenings, and family support for income-eligible children from birth to age 5.

See how CCCAP helps low-income working, job-searching, and student families pay for child care.

Compare Colorado assisted living residences, learn how to choose a facility, and get help resolving concerns or appealing a discharge.

Download the checklist and build a family emergency kit with the water, food, and supplies to last several days.

Call 844-CO-4-KIDS anytime to report concerns about a child's safety — one statewide number, any county, any language.

Reach free, confidential 24/7 support by phone (1-800-799-7233), chat, or text, and build a personalized safety plan.

Dial 2-1-1 or search online anytime to find local help with food, housing, bills, childcare, and crisis support.

Connect refugees in the Denver area with resettlement, employment, and integration services during their first five years in the U.S.

Get free immigration legal and social services for detained adults and immigrant children in Colorado.

Understand your student's right to enroll, stay, and succeed in school while experiencing homelessness.

Report housing discrimination to HUD for free — there are deadlines, so file your complaint now.

Know your rights as a Colorado renter on leases, rent increases, repairs, security deposits, and eviction.

Find homebuying programs in your state, talk free with a HUD-approved housing counselor, and explore low-down-payment FHA loans.

Check whether your income and rural address qualify you for a no-money-down USDA loan to buy, build, or repair a home.

Learn how Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) rent assistance works and contact your local housing authority to apply.

Call the free statewide housing helpline for answers on rent, eviction, foreclosure, and landlord problems.

Take a homebuyer education class and connect with a CHFA lender for affordable mortgage and down-payment help.

Discover how first-time Colorado homebuyers facing systemic barriers can access up to $50,000 in no-interest down-payment assistance.