LONGMONT COALITION FOR WOMEN IN CRISIS (also see LONGMONT COALITION ORGANIZATION)  Longmont 303.772.0432
Emergency/Crisis : 303.772.4422 email
Services: 24 hour crisis line. Women can discuss their current situation, formulate a plan of action, arrange for SAFE shelter, receive community resource referrals and set up counseling and support services. English & Espanol
--Advocacy: In person advocacy available during regular Outreach office hours and through volunteer program after hours following an arrest of the perpetrator.
--SAFE Shelter: Offers immediate SAFEShelter to female victims of domestic violence and their children by providing a safe and secure environment, food, clothing and other basic needs. Staffed 24 hours a day.
--Individual and group counseling. Outreach individual counseling and ongoing group support provided for both women and children victims of domestic violence.

• CHILDRENS PROGRAM  to enable children to develop a sense of personal power by participating in age appropriate individual and group counseling, receiving support and education, learning alternatives to violent behavior, enhancing communication skills, experiencing a safe structured and consistent environment, developing a positive parent/child relationship FREE
  Eligibility: Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence (intake arranged through parent, school, individual)

EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH
(also see safehouses, night shelters for women and women with children, special needs housing & youth housing)

JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES - Child Support 303.271.4215

JEFFERSON HALL RESIDENCE 303.421.4870 (individual & group counseling for youth and/or parents; limited housing for you in need of therapeutic environment)

MOUNTAIN SAINT VINCENT HOME 303.458.7220 (residential treatment services for children and 'at risk' families; and therapeutic preschool of children 3-6 years old who have been exposed to abuse, trauma or neglect)

YOUTH SERVICES
(also see teenage pregnancy, youth legal services)

ALTERNATIVES FOR YOUTH, INC. (LINC) 24 9th Av, Longmont 303.776.8184
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., or by appointment
ELIGIBILITY: Anyone in need in Boulder County or St. Vrain Valley School District (sliding scale based on income)
SERVICES: alternative program for suspended and expelled students from the St. Vrain Valley School District, offers at-risk students structured time, sound academic support, and life-skills development, including anger and conflict management, social coping strategies and mediation. provides intense academic support through one-on-one tutoring, life skills development (including alcohol, drug, and violence prevention education emphasizes personal responsibility for behavioral choices and teaches decision-making skills), and community service-learning projects serve to reconnect disenfranchised youth to the community, encouraging them to emotionally invest in, and take ownership of, their community.
--Celebrando La Familia (Celebrate the Family) is a substance abuse prevention program for Latino, Chicano and Mexicano youth and parents built around the 40 development assets needed for youth to grow up healthy with twin strategies of education and opportunities for positive engagement.
-- Twice a year AFY hosts a series of parenting classes to help parents communicate with their children and to encourage constructive discipline.

ATTENTION HOMES  
3080 Broadway, Boulder  303.442.8591
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (varies for different programs)
ELIGIBILITY: Any youth in Boulder who is either runaway or homeless and is interested in finding all about available services. (intake = brief interview with Community Education and Outreach Coordinator) FREE
SERVICES: Help for youth and families in conflict. providing residential care and counseling for abused, homeless, and delinquent adolescents, and outreach service, with the goal of enabling youth to return to a functional, comfortable, and safe living environment within the community. English & Espanol
--operates different highly structured, supervised  homes offering emergency, short-term care, ranging from one to 60 days, and long-term care (Compass House (Pine St.) Home, an all female facility), and (Bridge, an all male facility)
-- food, clothing, and shelter;
--Individual, family, and group counseling and therapy;
--Instruction and training in independent living and employment skills; Recreational, vocational, and accredited educational opportunities;
--Post-placement services to youth and their families.
--conflict resolution and problem-solving training for the entire community.

• Attention Homes Teen Outreach Program - 303.447.1206

• Attention Homes Schools (compass House) -  1527 Pine St. Boulder 303.447.2113

• Attention Bridge -  3682 Chase Court, Boulder 303.494.9132

BOULDER COUNTY JUVENILE ASSESSMENT CENTER
1777 6th St, Boulder 
303.441.3978
24/7
ELIGIBILITY: Youth arrested for criminal offense in Boulder County. (Youth must be transported to the Center by Law Enforcement)
SERVICES: secure lodging of up to 48 hours for youth arrested who must be detained pending a court hearing.
--performs initial assessment of arrested youth for the purpose of setting bonds in accordance with 20th Judicial District Administrative Rules.
--also have schoolwork release beds and weekend sentencing.

BOULDER COUNTY JUVENILE COMMUNITY SERVICE
1777 6th St, Boulder 
303.441.3817
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Youth between the ages of 10-17 referred by the court or D.A. to complete community service. (intake = Youth are referred to the program coordinator who screens youth for appropriate placements.)
SERVICES: allows youth to perform community service as a condition of their court sentence. The program refers youth into selected tax-supported or non-profit agencies who provide supervised work environments for the youth, where youth are able to work off restitution or community service hours ordered by the court.

BOULDER COUNTY PARTNERS
-- Mentoring program for "at-risk" youth.

BOULDER ENHANCED SUPERVISION TEAM (B.E.S.T)   Justice Center 1777 6th St, Boulder 
303.441.3661
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Youth presently involved in the 20th Judicial District FREE
SERVICES: Intensive pretrial supervision for youth at risk of being detained pending disposition of their charges. Designed to build a positive relationship between the youth and caseworker and to closely supervise the youth's behavior to ensure that the youth is receiving the proper services while remaining in the community.   English & Espanol
--FOCUS: a 10 week alternative sentence, adventure programming anger management service for adjudicated girls.

BOULDER WILDERNESS WORK CAMP
6th and Canyon, Boulder
303.441.3661
ELIGIBILITY: Youth sentenced by the 20th Judicial District Court to the program FREE
SERVICES: serves as a sentencing alternative for Boulder County youth with a punitive sentence in which the youth are sentenced for a period of 10 days and experiences a highly structured and regimented work environment in a remote, outdoor setting.

CAMP FIRE COUNCIL OF COLORADO  
5161 Sheridan Blvd, Denver 303.455.2056
Mon - Fri: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
SERVICES: offers young boys and girls a wide range of programs of informal education, recreation and socialization with a focus on the individual with  meetings several times a month.  young people participate in four different program levels
--also provides programs, such as self reliance courses for youth who are not in clubs (will train school or agency staff, or deliver the course directly).

CITY OF BOULDER CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILY SERVICES
2160 Spruce St, Boulder
303.441.3180
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Teens 11-18 and families
SERVICES: Financial Assistance for Child Care, Recruitment and Training, Community Resource and Referral Service, Youth Opportunities Program, Community Mediation Services, Boulder County Prevention and Intervention Program, Skills-Building Classes, Family Resource Schools English & Espanol

CITY OF LONGMONT DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES  
1050 Lashley Street , Longmont
303.651.8580
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. (hours vary)
ELIGIBILITY: Youth and their families that reside within the St. Vrain Valley School District.
SERVICES: inspires and empowers youth to be active, responsible members of society while strengthening the conneciton between youth and the community. "Empowering Youth for a United Community." offering a variety of youth programs including Teen Theatre Company, Neutral Zone Recreation Program, Casa de la Esperanza Program, Youth Services Strategic Plan Community Review Meetings, Individual, family, and group counseling and crisis intervention, Runaway and Assets for Youth, and many more programs.

CLEARVIEW EDUCATIONAL CENTER  24 9th Av, Longmont  303.702.9666 -or- 24 9th Avenue , Longmont 303.776.8184
M-F, 7:30a.m.-4:30p.m (appointments at other times possible)
Eligibility: Expelled or suspended from St. Vrain Valley School.
SERVICES: provide services to youth and families that promote social and academic success. To assist the student in a successful return to the educational environment.

DENVER YOUTH SERVICES 303.698.2300

FAMILY RESOURCE SCHOOLS 2160 Spruce St, Boulder  303.441.4345
                 -and-
Aurora 7 School: 3995 E. Aurora 303.441.4038
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (School hours may vary)
Eligibility: Student or family member at one of the Family Resource Schools. (contact family outreach coordinator at resource school) ($ possible fee)
SERVICES: to support families capacity to raise healthy, well-functioning, and successful elementary-aged children with outreach emphasis on traditionally underserved populations to increase access to basic services and involvement in school.. The broad array of prevention and early intervention services are developed and delivered according to the unique needs of families in each school community.

THE GENESIS PROGRAM 
3450 Broadway, Boulder  303.413.7511
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Any teen who is nineteen or younger pregnant FREE
SERVICES: help to develop a strong bond between the parent and child, addressing behaviors of the parent(s) that affect the ability of the fetus/child to become a healthy functioning adult. English & Espanol

GIRL SCOUTS MILE HI COUNCIL
400 S. Broadway, Denver 303.778.8774
Mon - Fri: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Girls ages 5-18 ($7.00 annual membership dues)
SERVICES: Provides girls with skills to be productive adults through growth in self-esteem, leadership skills and career exploration. [English & Espanol]

LONGMONT YOUTH SERVICES

LONGS PEAK COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 
5495 Arapahoe Av, # 206, Boulder 303.447.8511
Summer hours: Mon - Fri 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.;
Winter hours: Mon - Fri: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Store hours vary)
ELIGIBILITY: boys ages 6 - 14; young men and women ages 14 - 21 ($7.00 annual registration fee; dues for packs and troops vary)
SERVICES: helps provide character building, citizenship training, personal fitness and leadership skills to youth through the scouting programs in partnership; with sponsoring organizations and volunteer adult leadership.

MOUNTAIN STATES CHILDRENS HOME 14770 N. 107th, Longmont -or- 5495 Arapahoe Av. # 206, Boulder 
303.776.6841
Mon - Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: RCCF (residential child care facility) process includes Application - Interview - Placement or Referral ($ = determined case by case)
SERVICES: Extends services to hurting children in an effort to meet their physical needs, heal their emotional hurts, challenge their minds and teach them moral principals in order to reach the goals of re-uniting them with their families or preparing for independence.
--We monitor behavior through a level system and provide individual, group and family counseling.
--offer a supervised 4-H horse riding program. Children attend local public schools and live with houseparents and other children in family style quarters.

NATIONAL RUNAWAY SWITCHBOARD  3080 N. Lincoln, Chicago  800.621.4000  (24/7)
ELIGIBILITY: 18 years and under.
SERVICES: toll-free referral and information contact point
for runaway youth (18 and under) throughout the nation: acts as a
confidential nationwide clearinghouse for information about where runaway youth can seek help for their problem situation and serves as a neutral channel through which runaways can make contact with their families.
--also provide support and information for parents of runaways.

NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT CENTER/OMICRON-PSI HONOR SOCIETY  University Memorial Center, Rm. 414 University of Colorado, Boulder 
303.492.1536
ELIGIBILITY: all students regardless of age (all ages, races, and sexual preferences). Center is not racially, politically, sexually, or religiously motivated (A non-traditional student, according to our Center's definition, is anyone who feels that he/she does not fit the role of the traditional student) FREE
SERVICES: geared toward the support, nourishment and retention of non-traditional students by providing help to any and all students who want or need advice, assistance, peer counseling, lunch seminars, personal and academic resourcing network services, parenting support, scholarships, study groups, philanthropic projects, a place to meet other non-traditional students, or a place to sit.
--information resource for all students enrolled or wishing to
enroll in any educational institution, nation wide, with information concerning scholarships/grants/loans, educational
requirements, resource information, housing information, referrals, etc.

PARTNERS OF BOULDER COUNTY, INC. (LINC) 
1430 Nelson Rd. # 206 , Longmont -or-
701 S. Logan St. # 109 , Denver
303.772.1411
Emergency/Crisis : 303.772.1963
Mon - Fri: 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: Youth, ages 8 - 17, must be referred by a professional agency. These youth, ages 8 - 17, may be in conflict at home or school and may be victims of abuse or neglect (once referred, youth and family must attend a Parent/Child Orientation and the child must be interviewed by Partners staff. Then, the youth is on a waiting list until we are able to provide a One-to-One Mentor.)
SERVICES: to improve the lives of high-risk youth, and of those with whom they interact, by helping them develop a positive self-image, promote self-esteem, improve attitude, to show these youth that they have options, to give them new experiences and to offer them time and space in a nurturing environment,  and foster a sense of belonging, and hence responsibility, to the community by promoting positive changes in youth,  and an acceptance of accountability through Partnering relationships with adult role models.  programs are a year long one-to-one relationship with caring adult volunteers who spend three to five hours a week for one year with a child. . 
--provides unlimited individual counseling support and low cost monthly recreational activities.
--Support groups designed specifically for the volunteers provide an open forum for the exchange of ideas and suggestions, as well as for networking.

PINE STREET HOME 
3080 Broadway, Boulder 
303.447.1206 x.30
Mon & Wed: 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Tues: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
ELIGIBILITY: girls between ages 13-18
Services: Long term residential care, education and support in a therapeutic milieu around independent living skills and issues of abuse, neglect, diversity and orientation.