Helping Hands El Paso County Community Resources

719-572-6100
844-493-8255 (Mental health crisis line)
ASPENPOINTE provides behavioral health care to our community. Our continuum of care includes mental health and substance abuse services as well as career and education enhancement programs for individuals and families.

719-477-9365
Catholic Charities of Central Colorado offers over 75 programs and services within a 10 county area out of two offices: Colorado Springs and Castle Rock. Our services are designed to help families successfully move out of Crisis, build Resiliency, and achieve Stability.

719-634-7797
Offers a continuum of services designed to meet the needs of fathers in our community: Education/Training, Support Groups, Outreach, and Resource/Referral.

719-635-3585
Assists individuals with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, advance in, and maintain employment by providing a range of services based on your individual employment needs and goals.

719-591-2724
The Colorado Springs Pregnancy Center offers options counsel, support and alternatives to those facing an unexpected pregnancy. All services at the are free of charge, including: pregnancy tests, STD testing, ultrasounds (limited)and emergency assistance such as diapers, formula, and maternity and baby clothing.

719-347-7638
We serve as a “hub” for services and resources that sustain a strong, vibrant, healthy community on the rural plains of eastern El Paso County.

719-578-3199
Promote and protect public health and environmental quality across El Paso County through people, prevention and partnerships Provides immunizations, vaccinations, STD testing and treatment, family planning clinic, tb testing, tobacco cessation. Family services for families with children.

719-473-5557
Sober Living Transitional Housing Program partially sponsored by HUD.

719-471-8181
The Independence Center is a local nonprofit organization that provides traditional and self-directed home health care, independent living, and advocacy services for people with disabilities. These services range from providing peer support, skills classes, and employment assistance to individuals and advocacy to affect change within and outside the disabilities system.

719-227-7571
Founded in 1948 to provide adoptive placement for babies, over time programs were added to meet new community needs: birth parent counseling, foster care, aging services, international adoptions, services to refugees, aid following disasters, and parent education.

719-520-6000
The Neighborhood Justice Center was developed to help citizens peacefully resolve disputes through mediation hearings. It offers an alternative to traditional court hearings.

719-434-3387
Phoenix Multisport fosters a supportive, physically active community for individuals who are recovering from a substance use disorder and those who choose to live sober. Through pursuits such as climbing, hiking, running, strength training, yoga, road/mountain biking, socials and other activities, we seek to help our members develop and maintain the emotional strength they need to stay sober.

719-884-2300
Silver Key’s Case Management team assists seniors and their families as they navigate the aging process which can include emergency assistance for rent and utilities. Silver key also offers a number of food services ranging from an emergency pantry, to lunches, to Meals on Wheels.

719-633-3819 (Crisis line)
719-633-1462
TESSA’s Safehouse provides emergency shelter, food, case management, counseling, and support to female survivors and their children. The Safehouse Program can provide short-term safe shelter vouchers for local hotels to male victims and their children.