Serves Adams County

ADHD Connection of Colorado is committed to provide guidance, education, support, and resources for parents and children with ADHD and associated learning challenges.

We offer full and half day programs, consult services and assessments for children ages 18 months to 18 years with Autism and related disorders. We also have a support group and trainings for parents. We assist in IEP preparation, program development and resource gathering.

Serving children and adults with cognitive, intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families from three counties (Jefferson, Clear Creek and Gilpin), we provide individual advocacy and training. Please check out this site for current news, calendar, up-to-date links and important resources.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

The Arc of Pueblo is the advocacy arm of Pueblo's services to Individuals with developmental disabilities. It's important and essential function is to promote equal opportunities for developmentally disabled persons to be contributing citizens in their community. The Arc's advocacy services reflect its mission which is to ensure conditions which promote their rights, opportunity and dignity of each individual with developmental disabilities.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office.

All local ARC chapters provide information and referrals to local resources. Their goal is to help people with disabilities and their families become knowledgeable about disabilities and the services and supports that are available. A variety of other services may be provided by individual chapters. If there is no chapter in your area, call the state office

Mothers With Asperger's Syndrome Kids. M.A.S.K. is a gathering of mothers, in the Denver, Colorado metro area, whose children have been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome. Dads are welcome too! We communicate via email to our members and members can arrange get togethers, get notification of conferences, and share resources and ideas.

The Autism and Developmental Disabilities Service provides a full range of outpatient clinical services to persons with all kinds of developmental disabilities and their families. Services are organized around the client and family goals. Clinical activities focus on increasing personal independence, social relationships, participation and responsibility, and community involvement and inclusion for persons with developmental disabilities of all ages.

Our mission is to raise autism awareness in Boulder and Broomfield Counties by supporting all Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) individuals and their families and professionals. We provide information on all topics related to autism, educational support, autism research and legislation.

Provide education, timely information and resource referral regarding Autism Spectrum Disorder for our affected community and community at large within Boulder and Broomfield Counties.

We raise awareness in our community around Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) by supporting affected families, individuals and professionals touched by ASD. Through education and community service we assist in positive long-term outcomes and quality of life for ASD individuals. ASBC provides on-going community awareness, education and support by conducting a free lecture series and support group throughout the academic school year. Our Autism Faces & Voices program allows us to go into our community and conduct general awareness programs to educate society in general regarding Autism Spectrum Disorders, as well as the needs and value the ASD population brings to our communities. ASBC also has a lending library of autism specific books for loan to our community to assist in their education. ASBC publishes a monthly e-Newsletter free of charge to its community that details events, legislative and general information on matters of concern to our community.