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1	Foreign National/ Immigrant Victim
2	Name:	Description of Services:	Point of Contact:	Website:	Phone/Email:	Address:	Other:

3	Translation Services
4	Interpreter Network of Colorado (INoC)	Interpretation and translation services by trained and certified professionals. Over 80 languages are represented. Call for fees and scheduling.		http://www.interpreternetwork.org/	303-831-4151	1610 Emerson Street Denver, Colorado 80218
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6	Assistance
7	211 Colorado	Free hotline for health and human services information and referrals. Calls are confidential. Interpreters available for over 20 languages, and most call centers have Spanish speaking referral specialists. Denver call center is operated through Mile High United way		https://211colorado.communityos.org/cms/home	211, 303-561-2111		Just dial 211
8	311 Help Center (Denver)	Online and telephone referrals to all city services, including city agencies, resources, events, and much more. Interpreters available for a variety of languages.		http://www.denvergov.org/Default.aspx?alias=www.denvergov.org/denver311	311, 720-913-1311		Just dial 311
9	Colorado Peak (Colorado Department of Human Services	Online form to determine eligibility for public benefits in Colorado, including medical, food, and cash assistance. Site is also available in Spanish.		https://peak.state.co.us/selfservice/
10	Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition	Immigrant advocacy organization that also provides referrals to other immigrant service providers. Staff speak Spanish.		http://www.coloradoimmigrant.org/	303-922-3344	2525 W. Alameda Ave., Suite 300, Denver, CO 80219
11	Consular Corps of Colorado	Help and referrals for immigrants on a variety of issues, including legal problems, workplace issues, help finding healthcare, etc. Use this website to find the contact information for different consulate offices.		http://www.consularcorpscolorado.org/members
12	One Colorado	Working in partnership with the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC) to provide information and referrals for LGBT individuals and families with immigration and deportation concerns. Also provides assistance for the LGBT community at large, with issues including discrimination in employment and housing, help in obtaining health care, and more.		http://www.one-colorado.org/	303-396-6170	1245 E. Colfax Ave., Suite 204, Denver CO 80218
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14	Case Management
15	Centro San Juan Diego	Extensive health and adult education services, as well as help with housing, taxes, legal advice, citizenship, ESL, GED, and computer skills. Provides assistance and support to new immigrants. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://www.centrosanjuandiego.org/	303-295-9470, Bienestar Family Services 303-295-9470	2830 Lawrence St., Denver CO 80206
16	Church in the City	Food bank and free meals for individuals experiencing hunger or homelessness, health care management, and ESL, Spanish, and computer classes. Additional services and assistance available to members. Spanish-speaking staff are available		http://www.churchinthecity.org/#/about-us	303-322-5733	Church location: 1580 Gaylord, Denver, CO 80206, Offices: 2280 East 16th Avenue, Denver, CO 80206
17	Cross Community Coalition Family Resource Centers	Variety of services and programs, including ESL, GED, parenting classes, homework help, assistance with applications for government programs, employment assistance, free health clinic for children and youth, and a computer center. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://www.familytofamilydenver.org/CrossCommunityCoalition/	303-292-3203	2501 East 48th Ave., Denver CO 80216
18	Denver Urban Ministries	Assistance with housing, utilities, and employment, as well as referrals to other agencies. Also provides emergency and stabilization services for individuals in need, and free legal nights. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://www.denum.org/	303-355-4896, Spanish-speaking case manager: 303-350-5075	1717 E. Colfax Ave., Denver CO 80218
19	El Centro Humanitario	Employment assistance and work education programs for men and women. Legal clinics and legal representation for work-related conflicts. Also offers financial education programs. Staff speak Spanish.		http://www.centrohumanitario.org/	303-292-4115	2260 California Street, Denver, CO 80205
20	Jewish Family Service	Services for immigrants and refugees, including mental health counseling, citizenship classes, and food pantries. Staff speak Farsi, German, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Yiddish. Interpreters are used for other languages.		http://jewishfamilyservice.org/	303-597-5000, Rent or Emergency Assistance Hotline: 303-597-5000 x843	3201 Tamarac Dr., Denver, CO 80231
21	Lutheran Family Services	Lutheran Family Services of Colorado walks with the vulnerable through services that heal, strengthen and provide hope. LFS strives to accomplish this mission through a variety of human services for all people, regardless of age, race, religion, creed, culture, marital status, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, military/veteran status or economic status. Focusing on the most vulnerable – abused, neglected and drug-endangered children; at-risk youth; immigrants, refugees, and asylees; isolated older adults; and struggling families – LFS serves Colorado communities through several program goals.	Susan Anderson, Contract and Grant Administrator Refugee and Asylee Programs: Susan.Anderson@lfsrm.org	http://www.lfsco.org/	(303) 225-0191	363 S. Harlan St. Ste. 200 Denver, CO 80226	Rocky Mountain Regional Centers: One in Metro Denver, Two in Northern Colorado, and One in Souther Colorado.
22	Mercy Housing	Low-cost housing at several properties for refugees, seniors, families, and the disabled. Services for residents include adult education, ESL, financial literacy, healthcare assistance, and youth programs.		http://www.mercyhousing.org/	303-830-3300, 303-399-3979	1999 Broadway, Suite 1000, Denver, CO 80202
23	Mi Casa Resource Center	Services include free GED and ESL classes, job assistance, legal nights (covering immigration, financial issues, housing, employment, and family law), entrepreneurial classes and business loans, and Career Development Training in hospitality, construction, and CDL permits. Some services offered in Spanish.		http://www.micasaresourcecenter.org/	303-573-1302	360 Acoma St., Denver, CO 80223
24	Rights for All People/Derechos Para Todos (RAP)	Workshops throughout the state to assist immigrants (including those without documents) to understand their rights. Offers citizenship and ESL classes. Staff speak Spanish		http://www.rap-dpt.org/	303-893-3500	1400 Dayton St., Aurora, CO 80010
25	Servicios de la Raza	Mental health services for adults, assistance for victims of domestic violence, case management for individuals with HIV/AIDS, and youth programs. Also offers help with accessing public healthcare services and filling out forms. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://serviciosdelaraza.org/	303-458-5851	4055 Tejon St., Denver CO 80211
26	Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning	Educational programs including pre-employment training, ESL, and cultural diversity awareness. Collaborates with the Emily Griffith Opportunity School to offer workplace preparation courses for refugees and asylees. Also operates the Interpreter Network of Colorado (INoC), providing interpretation and translation for 80 languages. Languages spoken by staff include Amharic, Arabic, English, French, Russian, Somali, and Spanish.		http://www.springinstitute.org/	303-863-0188	1610 Emerson St., Denver, CO 80218
27	Muslim Family Services	Muslim Family Services' (MFS) mission is to help families and individuals be safe, secure and self-reliant through education, services and advocacy. As a social services, community based-organization, MFS is a non-profit organization with IRS 501(c)3 status, which focuses on needs of refugees, immigrants, and victims of crime. Our direct services invlove strengthening families and providing victim advocacy to community members from over 30 different countries. Individuals and families are served through case management, referrals, support groups, emergency services and family-strengthening services including educational and mentoring programs. Ultimately, MFS helps to keep struggling families together, and most importantly, preventing domestic violence from occuring in the homes.	Carroll Watkins Ali, Executive Director: cwatkinsali-gdia@qwestoffice.net		(303) 298-8776	2323 S Troy St, Aurora, CO 80014
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29	Adult Education (ELL, GED, Citizenship, Computers)
30	Arapahoe Library District	English conversation circles, ESL classes, and computer classes in English, Spanish, and Russian, at various locations in Arapahoe County.		http://arapahoelibraries.org/	303-LIBRARY, 303-542-7279
31	Community College of Denver	ESL classes for enrolled students, beginning at the intermediate level. Also provides GED and pre-GED classes at other locations in Denver.		http://www.ccd.edu/	303-556-2600; 303-556-3805; 303-293-8737	1111 West Colfax Ave., P.O. Box 173363 Denver, CO 80217
32	Colorado PEAK (Colorado Department of Human Services)	Online form to determine eligibility for public benefits in Colorado, including medical, food, and cash assistance. Site is also available in Spanish.		https://peak.state.co.us/selfservice/
33	Emily Griffith Opportunity School	ESL, GED, and work-skills classes, as well as vocational and certification programs. Call to find out about fees and schedules, and to arrange for free assessment tests. Staff speak Spanish, Russian, and Serbo-Croatian.		http://www.egos-school.com/	720-423-4700, ESL office numbers: 720-423-4820, 720-423-4775, 720-423-4752	1250 Welton St., Room 248, Denver, Co 80204
34	Focus Points Family Resource Center	Extensive programs and classes for adults, children, and families, with expertise in working with Latino populations. Classes include ESL, GED (in English and Spanish), adult basic education, early childhood education, employment, parenting, and more.		http://www.focuspoints.org/	303-292-0770	2501 E. 48th Ave., Denver, CO 80216
35	Intercambio de Comunidades	ESL Classes offered at various locations in Denver, and other classes (citizenship, computer literacy, cultural exchange) in the Boulder/Lafayette area.		http://www.intercambioweb.org/	303-433-0190
36	Jefferson County Libraries	Programs for kids and adults including story times, job interview techniques, and computer skills. The Belmar location provides one-on-one citizenship help by appointment; call for more information.		http://jefferson.lib.co.us/	303-235-JCPL (5275)
37	The Learning Source	ESL classes throughout the Denver area.	mail: info@coloradoliteracy.org	http://coloradoliteracy.org/	303-922-4683	455 S. Pierce St., Lakewood, CO 80226
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39	Child Care and Education
40	Denver Public Schools English Language Acquisition (DPS ELA)	The English Language Acquisition (ELA) Department is responsible for providing English language acquisition services in Denver Public Schools.The goal of the ELA program is to use efficient and effective educational methods to provide students with the English language skills they need to meaningfully participate in the district’s mainstream English language instructional program.		http://ela.dpsk12.org/	720-423-8155, Hotline: English and Spanish: 720-423-8155
41	Merrill Middle School Newcomer Center			http://ela.dpsk12.org/identification/56-2/	720-424-0600, 720-424-0602	1551 S. Monroe St., Denver, CO 80210
42	South High School Newcomer Center	Intensive instruction to middle and high school students with special language and educational needs. Students are screened at home schools and referred to Newcomer Centers for evaluation. Interpretation and translation services are provided in Arabic, Spanish, and Vietnamese.		http://ela.dpsk12.org/identification/56-2/	303-405-6674, 303-405-6675, 720-423-6000	1600 E. Louisiana Ave., Denver, CO 80210
43	Montessori Early Learning Centers	Drop-in child care services at two locations for eligible families: the Good Beginnings center for people already enrolled in social services, and the Court Care center for children whose caretakers are in court that day. Also operate nine early learning centers throughout Denver.		www.milehighmontessori.org	303-962-2602
44	Good Beginnings Child Care			www.milehighmontessori.org	720-944-2812	1200 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80204
45	Child Court Care			www.milehighmontessori.org	720-865-9930	270 W. 14th St., Denver, CO 80204
46	Denver’s Great Kids Head Start	Services for children ages 3-5 from low-income families. Includes early childhood education, development, nutrition, medical services, etc., Spanish-speaking staff are available.			720-913-0880	201 W. Colfax Ave. Dept. 1107 Denver, CO 80202
47	Gathering Place	Drop-in child care for homeless and low-income women and children. Also provides resources and referrals to encourage self-sufficiency. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://www.tgpdenver.org/	303-321-4198	1535 High St., Denver, CO 80218
48	Metro Denver Bright Beginnings	Educational and support materials for parents, covering child development from pre-natal to 3 years old. Provides in-home consultations and partners with other organizations to distribute materials in the community. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://brightbeginningsusa.org/	303-433-6200	730 Colorado Blvd., Suite 202, Denver, CO 80206
49	Summer Scholars	After-school and summer tutoring programs for children who perform below grade level. Recommendation from a teacher is required and space is limited. Also offers ESL classes open to all adults. Contact Summer Scholars for a list of locations.		http://www.summerscholars.org/	303-355-0290	3401 Quebec St., Suite 5010, Denver, CO 80207
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51	Employment
52	9to5 National Association of Working Women	Job help hotline with information and referrals on workers’ rights and dealing with conflicts at work, with an emphasis on supporting female workers. Offers trainings on sexual harassment and discrimination. Spanish-language trainings available with prior notice.		http://9to5.org/	303-628-0925, Colorado Job Survival Hotline: 303-628-0925, National Job Survival Hotline: 1-800-522-0935	655 Broadway, Suite 800, Denver, CO 80203
53	Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE)	Job readiness program including computer classes, GED preparation, and self-assessments for low-income individuals. NOTE: Participants must be fluent in English.		http://www.cwee.org/	303-892-8444	1175 Osage St., Suite 300, Denver, CO 80204
54	Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)	Help with safety concerns, discrimination, harassment, or other workplace security issues. It is important to report problems and accidents as soon as possible, to trigger an inspection and to ensure that workers are protected. Workers should also document incidents in detail.		http://www.osha.gov/	303-844-5285	1391 Speer Boulevard, Suite 210, Denver, Colorado 80204-2552
55	Work Options for Women (WOW)	Job training, life skills, and case management for low-income women and those receiving TANF. Participants must be over 18, able to work legally in the U.S., able to work 40 hours per week, and have been drug-free for at least 90 days.		http://www.workoptions.org/	720-944-3393	1200 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80204
56	Workforce Centers (Office of Economic Development, Division of Workforce Development, City and County of Denver)	Job-seeking services and computer classes. Certain programs require documentation of citizenship or refugee status.		http://www.denvergov.org/WorkforceDevelopment/tabid/435763/Default.aspx
57	Denver Workforce Center at Speer				720-865-5619	1391 N. Speer Blvd., Suite 500, Denver, CO 80204
58	Denver Workforce Center at Westside				720-944-1615	1200 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80204
59	Denver Workforce Center at DIA				303-342-2590	8500 Pena Blvd. 5th Level, Main Terminal, West Side Denver, CO 80249
60	Denver Workforce Center at Montbello				303-376-2201	4685 Peoria St., Suite 251, Denver, CO 80239
61	Arapahoe/Douglas Works!				720-858-3211	Lowry Satellite Office, 9235 E. 10th Dr., Denver, CO 80230
62	Refugee Employment Program				720-944-3131	1200 Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80204
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64	Health
65	Asian Pacific Development Center	Mental health counseling, youth-at-risk programs, and victim’s assistance services. Staff language skills include Spanish, some Eastern European languages, and 21 Asian languages.		http://apdc.org/	303-393-0304	1825 York St., Denver, CO 80206
66	Child Health Plan Plus, CHP+	Low-cost health insurance for children. Covers children whose families earn too much to be eligible for Medicaid but who are not able to pay for private insurance. Also offers free pre-natal services to uninsured women meeting income requirements. Spanish-speaking staff available.		http://www.chpplus.org/	1-800-359-1991	4500 Cherry Creek South Drive, Denver, CO 80246
67	Clínica Tepeyac	Basic medical services for individuals and families without insurance or other access to healthcare services. Includes physical exams, immunizations, cancer screenings, and diabetes management. Staff speak Spanish.		http://www.clinicatepeyac.org/	303-458-5302; 303-583-0150	5075 Lincoln St. Denver, CO 80216
68	Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF)	Links to information about public healthcare benefits, including eligibility, applications, provider lists, and services.		http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/HCPF/HCPF/1197364086675	(303) 866-2993, Fax (303) 866-4411
69	Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity & Reproductive Rights (COLOR)	Education and advocacy focusing on reproductive rights and healthcare advocacy. For Latina women 12-24 years of age and their families. All staff are bilingual in Spanish.		http://www.colorlatina.org/	303-393-0382	P.O. Box 40991 Denver, CO 80220
70	Denver Health Family Health Centers (REFUGEES ONLY)	Health and dental services, education, and referrals for refugees and asylees, and for some victims of severe forms of trafficking. Also provides assistance in filling out INS immunization forms. Spanish and French speaking staff are available; interpreters are used for other languages.		http://www.denverhealth.org/	303-436-4545	Lowry Family Health Center 1001 Yosemite St. Denver, CO 80230
71	El Centro Esperanza	Community health services, support groups, and counseling for adults and children. Also provides health education programs for the Latino GLBT community. Spanish-speaking staff are available.			303-480-1920	881 Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80204
72	Denver Occupational & Aviation Medicine Clinic, PC (DOAM) (USCIS APPROVED TESTING)	United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) approved Civil Surgeons clinic providing physicals, vaccinations, immunizations, and other required medical services. Staff are also able to offer assistance with I-693 immigration and N-648 Citizenship forms. Spanish, Japanese and English-speaking staff are available.			303-373-4456	3700 Havana Street, Suite 200 Denver, CO 80239
73	Family Medicaid	Health insurance program covering pregnant women and families with children who meet income requirements. Must be a U.S. citizen, a legal permanent resident of at least 5 years, an asylee or refugee, or a non-citizen with a qualifying emergency. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/HCPF/HCPF/1198141245169	303-866-2993 1-800-211-3943	Department of Health Care Policy and Financing 1570 Grant Street Denver, CO 80203-1818
74	Sisters of Color United for Education	Health services including mental wellness seminars, health counseling, case management for HIV-positive individuals, STD testing, diabetes management, and support groups and resources for drug users. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		www.socue.org	303-446-8800	2895 W. 8th Ave. Denver, CO 80204
75	Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)	Assistance and education for eligible women and their children, on health, parenting, workers rights, and other topics.	cdphe.psdrequests@state.co.us	http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDPHE-PSD/CBON/1251618421261
76	Eastside WIC Clinic				303-436-4881	501 East 28th St. Denver, CO 80205
77	Montbello WIC Clinic				303-436-4881	4685 Peoria St., Office 241 Denver, CO 80239
78	Westside WIC Clinic				303-436-4881	1100 Federal Blvd., MC 3000 Denver, CO 80204
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80	Housing
81	HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development)	Full website in Spanish and English, with information on buying a house, deciding between renting and owning, fair housing laws, HUD-approved lenders, services for the homeless, and more.		http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/localoffices#CO	303-672-5440	1670 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80202-4801
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83	Legal Assistance and Immigration
84	Colorado Law Project	Online gateway to information on low-cost and free legal services, legal forms, and research guides. Hosted by the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver and supported by a variety of libraries and other community partners. Links to services in Spanish.		http://www.law.du.edu/index.php/the-colorado-law-project	303-871-6188	Colorado Law Project Westminster Law Library University of Denver 2255 E. Evans Ave. Denver, CO 80208
85	Colorado Legal Services	Legal services for low-income individuals on civil matters, including domestic violence, housing issues, healthcare, and public benefits. Also offers “know your rights” trainings. Spanish-speaking staff are available.		http://www.coloradolegalservices.org/	303-837-1313	1905 Sherman Street Suite 400 Denver, CO 80203
86	Denver Center for Crime Victims	Crime victim assistance, crisis intervention and counseling, and emergency financial assistance for crime victims. Also offers Legal Immigration Clinic assisting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault with gaining legal permanent residence status. Interpreters available.		http://www.denvervictims.org/	303-860-0660, 24-Hour Hotline Numbers: 303-894-8000 (English) and 303-718-8289 (Spanish)	P.O. Box 18975 Denver, CO 80218
87	Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN)	The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) provides free legal assistance to (1) immigrant adults detained by immigration and in removal proceedings and (2) immigrant children throughout Colorado who have experienced abuse, neglect, or violence. RMIAN's Human Trafficking Project serves potential and identified trafficked individuals in both of these categories through coordination of legal and social services support. RMIAN provides free trainings and presentations on immigration legal issues, including human trafficking, to service providers, attorneys, law enforcement, court officials, immigrant and refugee communities, and others.	Megan Hope Human Trafficking Project Coordinator	http://www.rmian.org/	Office: 303-433-2812 Hotline for individuals in immigration detention and their loved ones: 303-866-9308 Megan Hope, Human Trafficking Project Coordinator, 303-433-2812, ext. 109, mhope@rmian.org	3489 W. 72nd Ave., Suite 211 Westminster, CO 80030
88	United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
89	Regional Office:	Online source for information on immigration and citizenship, including forms and instructions, practice tests, and study materials for both immigrants and service providers. Use InfoPass to make an appointment at the regional office; walk-in services are not available.		http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=2cfd249694bb6310VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=050d6c94d87c6210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD		12484 East Weaver Place, Centennial, CO 80111
90	National Customer Service Center (NCSC)	The NCSC gives customers throughout the country another way to get consistent, accurate information and assistance on immigration Services and Benefits.		http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=943696981298d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD	1-800-375-5283
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92	Taxes
93	Denver Asset Building Coalition			www.denverabc.org	303-388-7030	2980 Curtis St., Denver, CO 80205
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95	Refugee Assistance
96	Colorado Department of Human Services: Colorado Refugee Services Program	Navigating your way through new systems, environments and cultural practices can be very challenging. If you need assistance, please call our office.	Marilyn Eaton, Marilyn.Eaton@state.co.us	http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDHS-SelfSuff/CBON/1251581476443	Phone: 303-863-8214 Fax: 303-861-0275	1120 Lincoln Street, Suite 1007 Denver, CO 80203
97	ECDC/ACC	is a non-profit refugee resettlement agency which serves refugees from all over the world, welcoming over 3,500 people to Denver since 2001. Our mission is to help refugees rebuild safe, sustainable lives in Denver through supportive networks of people, services and community activities.		http://www.acc-den.org/contact/	Phone: 303-399-4500 Fax: 303-399-4502	5250 Leetsdale Dr. Suite 200, Denver, CO 80246
98	Colorado African Organization	The Colorado African Organization is a nonprofit founded by Africans to help other Africans make the transition to life in this beautiful state. Having experienced firsthand how difficult it was to uproot their entire lives and adapt to a different country, culture, and language, the first members of CAO set out to create an organization that wouldn’t just help others to resettle, but thrive in their new lives as Coloradans		http://www.caoden.org/about/contact	T: 303 953 7060 F: 303 953 7069	6795 E Tennesee Avenue, Suite 250 Denver, Colorado 80224
99	Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment	The Refugee Preventive Health Program of Colorado (RHPC) provides newly arriving refugees with an initial Public Health screening and a physical assessment offered at two locally contracted clinics.		http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite/CDPHE-Main/CBON/1251588829190#locations	303- 692-2000 or 1-800-886-7689 (in-state) TTD Line for the Hearing Impaired: 303-691-7700	Main campus location Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South Denver, Colorado 80246-1530
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101					719-545-4650	Pueblo District Office 4718 North Elizabeth Suite B Pueblo, Colorado 81008
102	Colorado Legal Services	The mission of Colorado Legal Services is to provide meaningful access to high quality, civil legal services in the pursuit of justice for as many low-income persons and members of vulnerable populations throughout Colorado as possible.		http://www.coloradolegalservices.org/	303.837.1321	1905 Sherman Street Suite 400 Denver, CO 80203
103	Emily Griffith Opportunity School	ESL, GED, and work-skills classes, as well as vocational and certification programs. Call to find out about fees and schedules, and to arrange for free assessment tests. Staff speak Spanish, Russian, and Serbo-Croatian.		http://www.egos-school.com/language-learning-center	720-423-4700, ESL office numbers: 720-423-4820, 720-423-4775, 720-423-4752	1250 Welton St., Room 248, Denver, Co 80204
104	Ecumenical Refugee and Immigration Services (REFUGEES ONLY)	Resettlement assistance and case management (for refugees only). Also provides food assistance, job help, and referrals for refugees to other service providers. Languages include Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Burmese, Farsi, Karen, Oromo, Serbian-Croatian, Somali, Spanish, Swahili, Tigrinya, and Turkish.		http://www.ersden.org/	303-860-0128	1600 Downing St., Suite 400, Denver, CO 80218
105	Jewish Family Service	Services for immigrants and refugees, including mental health counseling, citizenship classes, and food pantries. Staff speak Farsi, German, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Yiddish. Interpreters are used for other languages.		http://jewishfamilyservice.org/services/refugees-immigrants	303-597-5000, Rent or Emergency Assistance Hotline: 303-597-5000 x843	3201 Tamarac Dr., Denver, CO 80231
106	Lutheran Family Services	Legal services for immigrants, including help with permanent residential status, employment authorization, naturalization, and visas. Also provides refugee resettlement services and case management. Languages spoken include Af-May, Amharic, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Burmese, English, French, Grebo, Kikongo, Kituba, Krio, Mende, Pular (Fulani), Russian, Slovene, Somali (Af-Maxaa), Spanish, Swahili, Temne, Thai, Tshiluba, Ukrainian, and Wolof.	Susan Anderson, Contract and Grant Administrator Refugee and Asylee Programs	http://www.lfsco.org/refugee-asylee	303-980-5400, Susan.Anderson@lfsrm.org	1600 Downing St., Suite 600, Denver, CO 80216
107	Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning	A not-for-profit, training and consulting organization with a focus on language and culture. Through its WorkStyles and Cultural Orientation classes and financial services and medical recertification programs, we help prepare refugees to adjust to their new communities, obtain employment and develop the skills and confidence to build new lives and thrive.	spring@springinstitute.org	http://www.spring-institute.org/	Phone: (303) 863-0188 Fax: (303) 863-0178	1610 Emerson Street Denver, CO 80218
108	Refugee Employment Program				720-944-3131	1200 Federal Blvd. Denver, CO 80204
109	Refugee Youth Program		Margo Valaika, Utilization Management Coordinator Youth Placement Specialist and Unaccompanied Refugee Minor Program Manager	www.denvergov.org/HumanServices	720-944-6352 Office \| 720 234 5308 Cell, margo.valaika@denvergov.org	Human Services, City and County of Denver 1200 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80204