Personal Support and Resources for Teens and Adults

Alateen--A support group of young people (12-18) whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. Alateen is not a religious program and there are no fees or dues to belong to it. Use the search feature to find local meetings.

Boulder County Department of Human Services - provides services, in partnership with the community, that enhance quality of life, support and protect our county’s diverse community of adults, children, families and elders, and promotes economic independence and self-sufficiency.

Boulder County Findhelp -  A tool to search for resources in Boulder County. Enter your ZIP code to find free or low-cost services, including medical care, food, job training, housing, childcare options, parenting supports, and more.

Boulder County Safehouse (SPAN) - A human rights organization committed to ending violence against adults, youth, and children. SPAN offers support and services that provide healing, hope and opportunity to adults, youth and children who have been impacted by domestic or dating violence, are seeking resources or information or are questioning unhealthy aspects of their relationship.

BVSD and Community Mental Health Resources- Compiled resources both within and without of Boulder Valley School District. Alongside our BVSD staff and resources, there are so many great organizations and resources in our community to support our students and families.

Centennial Peaks Hospital - Centennial Peaks Hospital offers inpatient and outpatient treatment for adults who are struggling with mental health and/or substance use disorders.

Children’s Hospital - Children’s Hospital offers both inpatient psychiatry services and outpatient mental health services for children and teenagers from birth to age 17.  

Clinica (formerly Mental Health Partners) - Clinica is a community health organization that offers comprehensive healthcare including physical, oral, and mental health. Clinica has a 24/7/365 Walk-In Crisis Center at 1107 W Century Drive, Louisville, CO 80027. For immediate assistance with a mental health crisis, call (303)-447-1665

Community Connections - A BVSD resource guide created to connect parents and students with groups and individuals that offer youth-oriented activities and services – from academics to athletics, arts and more. 

Community Reinforcement and Family Training Classes (CRAFT) - offers free parent classes or private coaching to support you in your child’s substance use. CRAFT is an Evidence-Based Program with a 70% success rate in getting your loved one to reduce use or accept help. The skills you'll learn will help you build confidence to actively influence your child, rebuild relationships and communication, and regain your own equilibrium.
Find Recovery Now - A database of recovery/rehab centers and resources in Colorado.

MESA (Moving to End Sexual Assault) -  assists people who have experienced sexual violence by providing information about legal support, medical care, counseling referrals, and other community resources. MESA offers a 24-hour hotline, as well as in-person advocacy, training and prevention education in the community through support groups, trauma-informed yoga, and AcuDetox to aid in healing. Call the 24-hour hotline at 303-443-7300 to reach a trained advocate by phone or text the word ‘BRAVE’ to 20121.

Natural Highs - provides free, healthy alternatives to drugs and alcohol through offering workshops, drop-in classes, groups, presentations, sober events, and entrepreneurial and leadership opportunities for teens. The goal of the program is for teens to learn about substance abuse and mental health, discover healthy alternatives, and support each other with healthy choices.

Parent Engagement Network The Parent Engagement Network (PEN) is a grassroots, parent-led Colorado non-profit designed to engage, educate, and empower parents to promote the social- emotional and mental wellbeing of youth and families. PEN delivers high quality information, tools and strategies that are responsive to the ever- changing needs of parents.

Rocky Mountain Equality - RMEQ’s youth program provides social and educational spaces for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ+) youth and their allies ages 11-18, and provides information and resources for guardians and allies.

TRU Grief and Loss Services - provides short term grief counseling and support groups for free or low cost for teens and adults. 

WellMind Connection and Community Assistance and Treatment Team: Free, bilingual, confidential help across Boulder county. WellMind navigators connect you to counseling, housing, benefits, and other resources. The CAT team provides 1-on-1 mental health support wherever you are—at home, school, or in the community. Whether you’re in crisis or just need someone to talk to, they're there to listen and help you take the next step. 303-441-1300