JRN offers help to the most overworked, over-stressed, and under-appreciated people in our culture:…read moresingle parents. Here you'll find encouragement, counsel, and assistance of all kinds. They have a great vision and great leadership.

Very technology savvy museum. Interactive displays and videos. However very short - only took about…read more30-40 min to go through entire museum.

I went to the CELL's 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony and it was fascinating. As I'm looking for more…read moreways to educate myself on international security, this couldn't have been better! John Brennan was really interesting to listen to, and I felt like Bret Stephens did a good job moderating and keeping the discussion from getting too biased. Looking forward to the next event! I also had a chance to check out the CELL's exhibit near the Denver Art Museum. I highly recommend - there are things that I never new about terrorism before walking through, and it helped me realize how important it is to learn more.

This gallery/studio space is tucked into an odd corner of the Flight (BOA) building on the Taxi…read morecampus. It is part of the ArtLab program at the PlatteForum nonprofit where professional artists work with youth interns on arts and civic engagement projects, culminating in public exhibitions. This location provides the studio space for the current Artist In Residence (A.I.R.) and space for the interns who work with that person. There is also a gallery space. PlatteForum hosts periodic art shows here in addition to the gallery at its headquarters. PlatteForum is a very worthy organization that provides a safe space for disadvantaged youth to express themselves with resources, career, and development opportunities. The internships are paid so there is no barrier to participation. Groceries, therapy, and tutoring are provided if needed plus all arts and technology supplies. Forty to fifty high school students participate for one to four years. The core program is the opportunity to collaborate with the professional artist in residence, but PlatteForum provides many other avenues to positive development including initiatives led by the participants, wellness workshops, career training, new experiences, and long-term mentorship.

Great info but lacking a bit on Hispanic history...so families of the San Luis Valley need to add…read moremore!

CBA is a nonprofit organization that supports people of differing cultural backgrounds in many…read moredifferent areas. Anthony Johnson is the President of this organization and I personally can attest to the integrity of this man. I recently went through and am still going through the worst hardship of my life. There were days I did not believe I was going to make it. It was by the grace of God and wonderful people like Anthony that I have survived to this point. I valued education, hard work and reliance on myself to succeed in life. Basically, when I look back, in many ways I was spoiled and took a lot for granted. Then the day came when all of that changed and I was devastated. I had my own small company for 8 years working as an independent contractor for a nationwide company based out of Tennessee. They decided to pull out of Colorado which left me without a job. I am 72, worked in hospitals and medical centers most of my life but needed a change and loved having my own business. Long story short when they pulled out I went through a series of negative situations trying to get back on my feet but it finally took its toll on my health. I was not accustomed to ask for help especially from a stranger. I would break down and cry. To survive I had to force myself and get over it. I went to this company Fish in Broomfield where I met Anthony. I was running low on gas for my car and this wonderful human being told me he would take care of it for me. I was stunned. I followed him to the gas station and he filled my tank and paid for it. I had the philosophy that I would always help others but I did not need help. It was and still is very difficult to ask for help but Anthony showed me so much kindness, love and understanding which has helped me get to where I am today. I will always be eternally grateful for meeting this man who helped to get me through the worst time of my life. If you have fallen on hard times like many of us, talk to Anthony, I am sure he will assist you any way he can.

My daughter received her assistance dog from CCI in March 2001 and I can easily say that she is the…read morebest thing that has ever happened to our family. CCI has continued to provide support to our family as graduates over the past 8 years. They are the best at what they do, that is breeding, raising, and training assistance dogs and matching them with individuals with disabilities.

This Association is a wonderful resource for Parents to find licensed home child care facilities…read more They will help you Parents find child care in your area and if you are unable to find care, they will keep looking for you! Give them a call!

Do not send your children to the Sewall inside of strive prep ruby hill!! The whole site went…read moredownhill since they got a new director. My daughter been going to this site since she was 2 &1/2. She graduates this year. They have staff there who aren't properly trained and or have no experience. They have been on probation for their childcare license since November of 2018. My daughter almost died in their care. Yesterday on April 8th 2019, I arrive to get my daughter during nap time , and I see white stuff by her mouth. I assumed it was food. As I'm pulling, it's getting stuck and I sit her up immediately only to pull a wad of tissue out her mouth. (Will post a pic) when I arrived both Jillian and Dalena were on their cell phones. (This is a licensing violation) I asked why there was tissue paper in her mouth while she was sleeping. Not either of them could answer my question as to how it got into her mouth and why it was there or how they didn't catch it was in there. Maybe they didn't catch it because their faces were stuck to their phones. I showed Jillian the tissue she kept saying "I'll get rid of that, hand it to me" I refused to hand it to her. She was eager to get it and dispose of it. Furious to not getting answers I grabbed my daughter and left. When I got home I immediately called the manager Heidi, she was unavailable so I left a message regarding my concerns. She did not call me back. I spoke to some girl named Mary, she contacted me back. Told me she'd contact Jillian and get back to me, which she did. But she was no help, very unprofessional and ignorant to the whole situation. She did not care that my daughter could've choked and died. She told me in her exact words "Jillian didn't know how it got there and was on her phone doing some work related things" I asked "how can we prevent something like this happening from the future to ensure my daughters safety?" She said "we're going to continue doing what we're doing, we not doing anything wrong" I was so appalled and humiliated for her. She obviously doesn't have training. I said "excuse me?" She said "this is just where we're at right now" "if you don't feel like your daughter is safe why send her here" I was in so much shock and disbelief that she said that. I responded "you think this is just going to be swept under the rug like it's no big deal? My daughter could've choked and died in her sleep" she said "it's just where we're at right now" I responded "if I have to take my daughter out for a safety concern that could easily be fixed I'm gonna go above and beyond to make sure you're facility gets closed down" "I will NOT allow you guys to treat me like I'm wrong for wanting a plan in place when it come to my daughter safety" I have requested a meeting with Heidi in person, let's see if she gets back to me. I would NEVER want any parent to go through what I went through and be treated the way I have!! I will NOT STOP UNTIL I GET ANSWERS AND CLOSURE. They need to be held accountable for their staffs action. Oh and the sad part, the director was in the class and still couldn't provide answers. They need to retrain their staff or throw them all away and start over. No innocent child should be in a position where they are not cared for, watched properly or safe. Will keep you guys updated once I meet with Heidi and let you know if I get this situation handled properly. I refuse to pull my daughter out. She deserves to be part of graduation like anyone else!! It's not her fault the staff isn't trained properly and have their faces stuck to their phones!! Stay tune for update.

I flat out do not agree with the 1 star reviews. Our 3 year old daughter is on the Autism Spectrum,…read moreand started at Sewall in September. She absolutely loves it, and has progressed so much due to the care and attention she receives from her teachers. She loves going there every morning, and is always happy when we pick her up. We get good, consistent feedback from the staff there, and they genuinely seem happy to see our daughter each day. Also, the new location at 10th and Fillmore is so nice! The 1 star reviews for this place are not accurate at all in our experience, so please be sure to give these guys a try.