We are a community-driven resource hub dedicated to connecting individuals and families with vital support services across the Denver Metro area. Our goal is to make essential resources easier to find, access, and understand—from food assistance and housing support to healthcare services, education programs, and youth opportunities. By bringing community partners, nonprofits, and local information together in one place, we aim to empower every person to feel supported, informed, and included.
Ensuring individuals and families can easily find and reach essential services without barriers or confusion. Includes both physical access to locations like clinics, community centers, and support organizations, as well as digital access through websites, apps, and hotlines.
Providing reliable, verified resources people can confidently rely on when seeking help. Trust is built through transparency, accountability, and consistent quality in all services offered.
Extending support across communities to create meaningful and lasting change. We focus on outreach, partnerships, and programs that have measurable positive outcomes, including workshops, skill-building resources, and volunteer opportunities.
Discover today's top resources.
Serving Colorado and Wyoming, Food Bank of the Rockies collects and distributes food through a network of partner agencies to fight hunger.
SECOR Cares provides free food markets, mobile meal programs, and connects families to mental health, legal, and senior services.
Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals to homebound seniors, offering safety checks and volunteer interaction to support independence and health.
Denver Health provides comprehensive care for all residents, including emergency services, clinics, and public health programs.
Clinica offers medical, dental, and behavioral health services to underserved communities with affordable care and insurance assistance.
WellPower is Colorado’s largest community mental health center, providing treatment, outreach, and crisis support for children and adults.
Family Tree offers emergency shelter, housing assistance, and legal advocacy to address child abuse, domestic violence, and homelessness.
The Salvation Army provides emergency shelters, rental and utility assistance, youth programs, and addiction recovery services.
VOA Colorado offers housing support, emergency shelters, and food services with a housing-first approach to help people achieve stability.
Partners with libraries to offer free ESL classes, GED prep, adult literacy, and citizenship programs for adults.
Provides adult-education including ESL, GED prep, tutoring, and access to books, digital resources, and study spaces.
Offers ESL, GED prep, career training, and adult-education courses for Aurora residents and surrounding areas.
Connects low-income clients with volunteer attorneys for civil cases including housing, consumer, and immigration issues.
Provides pro bono legal advocacy for children and underserved community members in areas like immigration, housing, and family law.
Offers free civil legal aid for housing, family law, consumer rights, and public benefits to help individuals meet basic needs.
Supports families with childcare navigation, parenting classes, mentoring, and access to mental health or financial assistance.
Provides events, mentoring, and support for families with a child facing life-threatening medical conditions.
Offers early childhood education, parent programs, emergency family assistance, and counseling referrals.
Hosts community events like fitness classes, cultural celebrations, movies, sports, and arts workshops year-round.
Offers free workshops, STEM classes, storytimes, teen programs, and job support sessions across the metro area.
Provides sports tournaments, art programs, festivals, fitness classes, and senior events across southern metro cities.
Organizes volunteer events like packing kits for homeless individuals, community cleanups, and youth projects.
Supports families through outreach events, neighborhood projects, mentoring, and donation drives.
Coordinates community service projects, donation drives, mentoring, literacy initiatives, and family support programs.
Homelessness isn’t just about lacking a home. This piece explores the shelters, outreach teams, and support services working every day to help people survive, rebuild, and move forward.
Feeling overwhelmed shouldn’t mean feeling alone. In Denver, mental health support exists beyond expensive therapy offices—you just need to know where to look.
If you feel like everyone else “just knows” how college works, you’re not behind—you’re just missing support that should’ve been there all along.
Most people learn their rights only after something goes wrong. Knowing them beforehand can change everything.
Climate change isn’t just about melting ice caps—it’s about the air you breathe, the water you drink, and who bears the consequences.
Hunger doesn’t always look like an empty fridge. It can look like skipped meals, stress, and impossible choices.
Real stories from the neighbors we serve every day.
"Resourcely helped me find a food pantry within walking distance. A literal lifesaver for my family."
"The legal aid section is very thorough. I finally understand my tenant rights. Great interface!"
"Finally, a website that doesn't make finding help feel like a chore. Everything is so organized."
"I love tracking my added resources here. It helps me stay organized and allow me give back to my community."
"Resourcely helped me find a food pantry within walking distance. A literal lifesaver for my family."
"The legal aid section is very thorough. I finally understand my tenant rights. Great interface!"
"Finally, a website that doesn't make finding help feel like a chore. Everything is so organized."
"I love tracking my volunteer hours here. It helps me stay motivated to give back to my community."