Direct Service Providers - Proveedores de Servicio Directo

July 20, 2023

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Many have seen the ongoing news reports about the migrants and refugees who are arriving in large numbers at several shelters in downtown Denver. While The Denver Foundation is not a direct service provider, we are sharing an extensive list of resources for those in need of help.

Resources

Know Your Rights:

Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN)
- Emergency Hotline to report ICE Activity: (844) 864-8341
AFSC
- (303) 623-3464

Colorado Changemakers Collective (CCC)
- (720) 249-6082

Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC)
- (720) 922-3344

Colorado People’s Alliance (COPA)
- (720) 255-3921 (Denver)
- (720) 255-3921 (Aurora)

Moviemento Poder
- (720) 542-9209

Together Colorado
- (303) 399-2425

United for a New Economy (UNE)
- (303) 936-0503

Immigration & Legal Support:

Alianza NORCO
- (970) 893-9034

City of Denver Community Resources – Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs
- (720) 913-8457

Colorado Office of New Americans
- (303) 318-8230

Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center (JAMLAC)
- (303) 839-1008

Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains
- (303) 980-5400 (Denver)
- (970) 353-5267 (Greely)

Rocky Mountain Immigration Advocacy Network (RMIAN)
- (303) 433-2812
- Hotline for detained individuals & family members: (303) 866-9308

Catholic Charities and Community Services – Archdiocese of Denver
- (855) 777-5280

Center for Immigrants and Immigration Services
- (303) 369-7044

Colorado Asylum Center

International Rescue Committee
- (720) 328-6655

U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
- (970) 872-8161

Church World Services
- (720) 813-7814

Colorado Legal Services, Survivor Services Unit
- (303) 866-9396
- Provides representation to immigrants who have been victims of certain kinds of crime and/or labor violations.

Colorado Legal Services, Farm Worker Rights Division
- Phone: (303) 866-9366
- WhatsApp: (720) 682-1550
- The Farm Worker Rights Division (formerly Migrant Farm Worker Division) of Colorado Legal Services provides free and confidential legal assistance to low-income agricultural workers throughout Colorado in a variety of areas related to their employment including wages, working conditions, discrimination, sexual harassment, labor trafficking and some immigration.

African Community Center
- (303) 399-4500

Legal Night at Centro San Juan Diego
- (303) 295-9470

City of Littleton Immigrant Resource Center
- (303) 795-3968

The Center for Trauma & Resilience
- Hotline: (303) 718-8289 (Español), (303) 894-8000 (English)

Mil Mujeres Legal Services
- (720) 445-9891

Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County
- (303) 444-1522

University of Colorado Law School Criminal/Immigration Defense Clinic
- (303) 492-9510

Work Permits and Education:

Juntos2College
- (720) 507-3651

Support to find work:

El Centro Humanitario
- (303) 292-4115

Village Exchange Center
- (720) 668-9968

Referrals for support:

Mile High United Way’s 211 Help Center
- Dial 2-1-1

Housing Assistance:

Hope Has No Borders

Catholic Charities
- (855) 777-5280

Lutheran Family Services
- (303) 922-3433

Colorado Hosting Asylum Network
- (303) 408-5418

VIVE Wellness
- (720) 440-1235

PAPAGAYO

Brothers Redevelopment
- (844) 926-6632

The Delores Project
- (303) 534-5411

Casa de Paz (short stays after exiting the Aurora Detention Facility)
- (720) 515-6732

Basic Needs:

WeeCycle
- (720) 319-7792

Village Exchange Center
- (720) 668-9968

Denver Rescue Mission
- (303) 297-1815

All Souls Denver
- (720) 295-9216

Medical and Dental Needs:

Kids in Need of Dentistry
- (303) 733-3710

Kids First
- (303) 289-1086

Denver Health Clinics
- (303) 602-8200

Tepeyac Clinic
- 303-458-5302

Servicios de la Raza
- (303) 458-5851

Jewish Family Services
- (303) 597-5000

For those who want to help/volunteer:

Catholic Charities and Community Services – Archdiocese of Denver
- (855) 777-5280

City of Denver (volunteer opportunities and donations)

Colorado Hosting Asylum Network

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Proveedores de Servicio Directo

Muchos han visto las noticias sobre los inmigrantes y refugiados que llegan en grupos grandes a varios refugios en el centro de Denver. The Denver Foundation no es un proveedor de servicios directo, pero si compartimos una extensa lista de recursos para quienes necesitan ayuda.

Recursos

Conoce tus derechos:

Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN)
- Línea directa de emergencia para reportar actividad de ICE: (844) 864-8341
AFSC
- (303) 623-3464

Colorado Changemakers Collective (CCC)
- (720) 249-6082

Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC)
- (720) 922-3344

Colorado People’s Alliance (COPA)
- (720) 255-3921 (Denver)
- (720) 255-3921 (Aurora)

Moviemento Poder
- (720) 542-9209

Together Colorado
- (303) 399-2425

United for a New Economy (UNE)
- (303) 936-0503

Inmigración y Soporte Legal:

Alianza NORCO
- (970) 893-9034

City of Denver Community Resources – Office of Immigrant & Refugee Affairs
- (720) 913-8457

Colorado Office of New Americans
- (303) 318-8230

Justice and Mercy Legal Aid Center (JAMLAC)
- (303) 839-1008

Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains
- (303) 980-5400 (Denver)
- (970) 353-5267 (Greely)

Rocky Mountain Immigration Advocacy Network (RMIAN)
- (303) 433-2812
- Línea directa para personas detenidas y familiares: (303) 866-9308

Catholic Charities and Community Services – Archdiocese of Denver
- (855) 777-5280

Center for Immigrants and Immigration Services
- (303) 369-7044

Colorado Asylum Center

International Rescue Committee
- (720) 328-6655

U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
- (970) 872-8161

Church World Services
- (720) 813-7814

Colorado Legal Services, Survivor Services Unit
- (303) 866-9396
- Brinda representación a inmigrantes que han sido víctimas de ciertos tipos de delitos y/o violaciones laborales.

Colorado Legal Services, Farm Worker Rights Division
- Celular: (303) 866-9366
- WhatsApp: (720) 682-1550
- La División de Derechos de los Trabajadores Agrícolas (anteriormente División de Trabajadores Agrícolas Migrantes) de Colorado Legal Services brinda asistencia legal gratuita y confidencial a trabajadores agrícolas de bajos ingresos en todo Colorado en una variedad de áreas relacionadas con su empleo, incluidos salarios, condiciones de trabajo, discriminación, acoso sexual, tráfico laboral y algo de inmigración.