Provides a range of services including: - RTD passes for medical or mental health appointments - Emergency food boxes - Co-payment assistance for prescriptions - Blood pressure checks, help scheduling eye exams and payment assistance for glasses - Assistance completing LEAP applications in the winter - Assistance completing naturalization applications - After school and Summer Educational Enrichment Kamp (SEEK) - Referral to other agencies for additional needs **SOURCE FROM https://www.jubilee32.org**

Provides the following services: - Emergency services and resources - Limited food resources and referrals - Youth educational programming - Limited health care - Bus passes for scheduled and documented medical appointments, and immigration advocacy

Enriching the learning experiences of children and youth directly impacts a key factor in generational poverty. Interaction with adult mentors and participation in educational and fun group activities enhance children's interest and commitment to doing well in school and staying in school. The Jubilee Center's Youth Enrichment Program focuses on the whole child, offering supervised educational support and nutritious snacks in an after school program and a half-day summer program. After School Program: Meets Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays from 3-6pm during the school year. Provides enrichment and supervision including tutoring, literacy support, and recreation for elementary, middle, and high school students. Includes a computer lab for students to do research, complete homework, and improve computer skills. Gives nutritious snacks provided in partnership with Food Bank of the Rockies After-School Snack Program.

All are welcome in the Jubilee Center to rest and access emergency assistance resources. Resources available: Bus passes for transport to medical appointments Eye glasses payment support Snack bags Travel-size toiletries Referrals to other agencies

Making A Difference at Five Loaves Pantry Five Loaves Pantry was started three years ago by members of the McClave United Methodist Church in McClave, Colorado. One day an adult overheard one of the youth commenting to a friend, "I better eat up. I'm not sure when I will get my next meal." The comment led to a discussion about how the church could help those who were in need of food.

Round-trip rides with volunteering neighbors To maintain good health and a high quality of life, our older adults need access to medical care, to other health-related outings, to fresh food, and to social engagements. A Little Help leverages the community's capacity to fill this need by identifying good neighbors willing to offer a ride. Volunteer drivers are needed for scheduled, periodic, and last-minute trips. And our volunteers are more than just a ride service, they are also available to help with shopping lists, to bring in and put away groceries, to take notes at medical appointments, and to offer an arm into or out of the car. Destinations Usually Include: Grocery stores Medical appointments Places of worship Errands Social and educational events

Northern Communities Meal Distribution Free meals provided for any children 18 years old & younger. • Children must be present to receive a meal pack. • One meal pack contains lunch for that day and breakfast for the next morning. • See distribution site and times below. • Drive-up or walk-up service is available. TUESDAYS - beginning 4/7/2020 Pine Lakes • 4210 E 100th Avenue, SP 481, Thornton 80229 11:00 am – 11:45 am • 10201 Riverdale Rd, SP 9, Thornton 80229 11:00 am – 11:45 am WEDNESDAYS – beginning 4/8/2020 North County • 5180 E 97th Pl., Thornton 80229 11:00 am – 11:45 am • 5305 Riverdale Avenue, Thornton 80229 11:00 am – 11:45 am Farmington • 4935 E 101st Ct., Thornton 80229 12:00 – 12:30 pm Remington/Brandon Place • 9270 Ash Ct., Thornton 80229 12:00 – 12:30 pm THURSDAYS – beginning 4/9/2020 Wikiup • 6500 E 88th Avenue, Playground/Clubhouse, Henderson 80640 11:00 am – 11:45 am Eagle Creek • 9680 Eagle Creek Parkway, Commerce City 80022 12:00 – 12:30 pm Distribution sites and times: *NOTE: When available we will also be providing one non-perishable food bag from the Food for Thought Food Bank per family. Adams 14 is an equal opportunity provider.

We take families and singles. 32 bed facility. Operating Nov. 1 - April 30 yearly. Doors open 6-7 pm nightly. We are located in the basement of the Methodist Church at 5th and Meeker in Delta, CO. Donations can be dropped off daily after 5:30 PM. Please use the door between Fellowship Hall and the main door to the church on Meeker.

Under guidance from Colorado Governor Polis, Abundant Life will not have any "in-person" gatherings this weekend. We will be streaming our service on Sunday morning at 10:30am on our Facebook page. Our Food Bank is currently continuing to provide food! Hours: Wednesdays 5:30 - 6:30pm Sundays 11:30am - 12:30pm

We strive to end family homelessness through a continuum of services, and to restore the dignity and hope to families experiencing unstable housing. ACCESS Housing understands that many families are spending over the recommended 30% of their income on housing. This precarious balance can lead to homelessness in a blink of an eye. Job loss, a medical situation, economic downtown, a pandemic, etc. can all come as an unwelcome crisis. ACCESS Housing’s Homeless Prevention Program strives to prevent families from entering homelessness, and if they do we want it to be: rare, brief and one time.

Our Food Pantry is Every Saturday from 12 noon to 1:30 pm

The Food Pantry is open every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Upon checking in and providing your ID, families and individuals seeking food assistance are provided bread, produce, and staple foods like rice, pasta, cereal, canned vegetables, fruit, and tuna to support a healthy diet. Families may visit the food pantry weekly for perishables and once a month for staples.

We process and distribute over 8 million pounds of food annually. This food comes from a variety of sources including organizations like the Food Bank of the Rockies and We Don’t Waste, donors, and often times food items are “rescued” from grocery chains and farms with excess inventory. We offer nutritious choices like fresh fruit, vegetables, whole grains, meat, rice, beans, and dairy products to low-income individuals on a weekly and monthly basis. This helps fill the gap in the food budget for many families and seniors struggling to make ends meet with the increasingly high living costs in the metro area. In addition to our weekly and monthly food distributions, we also provide: Food boxes to low-income seniors with food from the USDA Food items to low-income schools throughout Adams County Food for migrant farm workers Emergency food boxes to families in crisis Perishable food items to smaller food banks in the county Application assistance for SNAP and Medicare Colorado

Food Insecurity In Adams County Food insecurity among families, seniors, and children exists right where we live, in Commerce City, Thornton, Westminster, and across 34 zip codes throughout the county. The impacts of hunger and poor nutrition are serious: children suffer, health is undermined, and prospects for good jobs and life security are limited. Join Our Fight Against Hunger Adams County Food Bank is the area’s largest organization working to alleviate hunger and its companion problems: chronic undernutrition, heart disease, and obesity. By partnering with community organizations and distributing food directly into the hands of those in need, we’re able to make thousands of nutritious food distributions each month. We provide food assistance to:• Over 5,000 families and 13,900 total individuals including seniors, veterans, and children living in our county Over 18% of the population we serve are low-income senior citizens and 34% are children 117,000 total visits from those seeking food assistance each year You too can have a significant impact in alleviating hunger in our community. Join our mission by making a donation today! We’re Feeding It Forward We process and distribute over 8 million pounds of food annually. This food comes from a variety of sources including organizations like the Food Bank of the Rockies and We Don’t Waste, donors, and often times food items are “rescued” from grocery chains and farms with excess inventory. We offer nutritious choices like fresh fruit, vegetables, whole grains, meat, rice, beans, and dairy products to low-income individuals on a weekly and monthly basis. This helps fill the gap in the food budget for many families and seniors struggling to make ends meet with the increasingly high living costs in the metro area. In addition to our weekly and monthly food distributions, we also provide: Food boxes to low-income seniors with food from the USDA Food items to low-income schools throughout Adams County Food for migrant farm workers Emergency food boxes to families in crisis Perishable food items to smaller food banks in the county Application assistance for SNAP and Medicare Colorado