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General Help Colorado Works Handbook The Colorado Works Program is a work-focused public assistance program that started on July 1,1997. Colorado Works can provide you and your family with temporary assistance, support services including work supports, and education and training. Read More Doing His Time 72 Hour Fund Read More Jeffco Action Center Read More Providers Resource Clearing House Read More Denver Works Read More Stout Street Clinic Read More Re-Entry Bus Passes, backpack, work shoes, work pants, vouchers for housing, computer lab for finding work, bicycle Veteran rep – Tony Medina will suggest other avenues for help Megan Sharp Weaver is helpful Read More Volunteers of America Read More Best smart wearables of 2023 Read More Human Services for your County Read More Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Read More Veterans Administration - Eastern Colorado Read More

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Back Doing HIS Time Provides clothing, bus tokens, job counseling, housing, food and other basic essentials on a needs-driven basis. Doing His Time https://www.doinghistime.org/ The 72 Hour Fund™ provides recently released ex-offenders, essential services to assist their successful transition back into Colorado society. Doing HIS Time provides: clothes, shoes/work boots, bus tokens, backpacks with hygiene items, ID documents assistance and job opportunities.

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Back Human Services Offers applications for Quest food stamp card, energy assistance, cash assistance, disability assistance, and employment services Colorado Human Services https://cdhs.colorado.gov/ The Colorado Department of Human Services helps ensure Coloradans have what they need to live a stable life now and in the future. We can help your family consistently put food on the table, heat your home, find livable-wage work, and afford basic necessities like rent, utilities, milk and diapers.

Back Stout Street Clinic Provides free eye glasses, TB shots card, prescriptions, dental and medical care. (free if jobless) Health Center Locations & Services https://www.coloradocoalition.org/healthlocations LOCATION: 2130 Stout Street Denver, CO 80205 Phone: ( 303) 293-2220 Fax: ( 303) 296-8826 Services provided at this location: Primary care, including pediatrics Dental care Eye care Behavioral health care Mental health care Pharmacy Substance Use Treatment (Medication Assisted Treatment) Medicaid enrollment

Advocates for Change is a Colorado-based nonprofit dedicated to reforming the criminal justice system, supporting individuals impacted by the sex offender registry, and promoting second chances through advocacy, education, and community support. Advocates for Change Affecting Change in Colorado's Laws, Policies, and Attitudes Our Story Advocates for Change is dedicated to supporting individuals in the criminal justice system and their families. Our mission encompasses advocating for legislative change, public education, successful rehabilitation, and community reintegration. Through our meetings, resources, and membership options, we strive to make a positive impact on the lives of those affected. Learn More Resource Guide for Families of Adults Are you or a loved one facing accusations or a conviction for a sexual offense in Colorado? You’re not alone. In response to concerns from families, a diverse workgroup—including family members, advocates, therapists, and justice professionals—created this essential guide to help you navigate every stage of the legal process. Click here to access the helpful document. Our Current Initiatives Driving Positive Change Legislative Advocacy Policy Reform Our legislative advocacy efforts focus on reforming punitive laws to ensure fair treatment and rehabilitation opportunities for individuals in the criminal justice system. Public Education Awareness Campaigns Through awareness campaigns, we educate the public and lawmakers on the challenges faced by individuals with sexual offenses, promoting understanding, support, and acceptance. Community Engagement Building Relationships Community engagement initiatives aim to facilitate successful treatment, reintegration, and acceptance of individuals in the wider community, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment.

Back Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Provides assistance with bus passes, work search, uniforms, tools, and utility assistance in the Denver area Tammy Bellofatto: Vocational Specialist (303) 312-9833 or (720) 244-9557 Colorado Coalition for the Homeless https://cdhs.colorado.gov/ The Mission of the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is to work collaboratively toward the prevention of homelessness and the creation of lasting solutions for families, children, and individuals who are experiencing or at-risk of homelessness throughout Colorado. CCH advocates for and provides a continuum of housing and a variety of services to improve the health, well-being and stability of those it serves.

Re-Entry Back Rick and Tami's Re-Entry Questionnaire Colorado Department of Corrections Parole and Re-Entry Services Remerge Re-entry services for Colorado Learn More Learn More Learn More

Back REMERGE Enables Justice involved populations to connect with housing, employment, and other community resources. REMERGE https://remerge.org/ REMERGE is a values-driven community-building organization founded in 1999. We bring together stakeholders and create collaborative solutions that accelerate belonging & flourishing in both local and upstream systems. We are particularly attentive to the inclusion of the vulnerable and the place where solutions are implemented.

Back Collateral Consequences The information on the page is not intended to be legal advice. Individuals are highly encouraged to seek the best available legal advice about the laws in their states. When someone you know has been convicted of a crime, they can be subject to collateral consequences triggered by that crime. Collateral consequences are legal and regulatory sanctions and restrictions that limit or prohibit people with criminal records from accessing employment, occupational licensing, housing, voting, education, and other opportunities (NICCC, 2019) Different states have different consequences attached to criminal convictions. The consequences can be very harsh, particularly for loved ones who are convicted of sexual offenses. Collateral Consequences Resource Center Providing information on collateral consequences of criminal conviction and restoration of rights: news, commentary, and tools National Inventory of Collateral Consequences of Conviction (NICCC) Search and view details of policies relating to collateral consequences of a criminal conviction. Apply for Collateral Relief This process asks the court for relief from some of the collateral consequences that may come with a conviction or adjudication. Here are links to online resources that provide more information about Collateral Consequences:

Back Jobs Meet employers, get actual job leads, discover career resources, and resume reviews. 3rd Thursday of the Month 9:00am to 11:00am VA Medical Center Building C, Room 111 Insures employer in case of embezzlement, larceny, forgery, or theft. Click the link below for more information about this program. Veterans' Job Club Federal Bonding Program Learn More Please be aware that some employers may be Felon Friendly, but not necessarily friendly for persons convicted of a sex offense. Many job opportunities are passed on through word of mouth. Ask trusted family members and friends if they know of opportunities. If you are in treatment, ask others in your treatment group if they have suggestions. Contact AFC for our most current list of possible job opportunities. We try to keep the list up to date, but employment situations are constantly changing.