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We are operated by Centura Health Physician Group and are part of Centura Health, the region’s leading health care network. Centura Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, nati onal origin, disability, age, sex, religion, creed, ancestry, sexual orientati on, and marital status in admission, treatment, or parti cipati on in its programs, services and acti viti es, or in employment. For further informati on about this policy contact Centura Health’s Offi ce of the General Counsel at 1-303-673-8166 (TTY: 711). Copyright © Centura Health, 2017. ATENCIÓN: Si habla español, ti ene a su disposición servicios gratuitos de asistencia lingüísti ca. Llame al 1-303-643-1000 (TTY: 711). CHÚ Ý: Nếu bạn nói Tiếng Việt, có các dịch vụ hỗ trợ ngôn ngữ miễn phí dành cho bạn. Gọi số 1-303-643-1000 (TTY: 711).
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Your partner inPRIMARY CARE.Since 1993, the doctors and staff at CHPG High Country Healthcare have been keeping locals healthy and ready for anything.
Pediatrics | Family Practi ceInternal MedicineFrisco 970-668-5584
Family Practi ce | Urgent CareBreckenridge 970-547-9200Silverthorne 970-468-1003
OB/GYN SpecialistsFrisco 970-668-5771 Se Habla Español.
ADULT EDUCATIONColorado Mountain College Dillon- 333 Fiedler Ave, Dillon(970) 468-5989 Breckenridge- 107 Denison Placer Rd, Breckenridge(970) 453-6757www.coloradomtn.edu
Community Garden - located at Dillon Valley Elementary School. Donate 3 hours of your time as trade for produce. Work days, education days and community days throughout the summer. Contact Matt [email protected] or Whitney - [email protected] or go to SummitFIRC.org
Summit County Libraries Drop in Tech Help classes, events(970) 668-5555 – Frisco(970) 468-5887 – Silverthorne(970) 453-3544 - Breckenridgehttp://summitcountylibraries.org/learn-ex-plore/events-and-programs
Home Buyer Education Summit Housing Authority(970) 423.7040 http://www.summithousing.us/ Renter Education FIRC - know your rights and responsibili-ties as a renter. (970) 262-3888summitfirc.org/assistance/ready-to-rent
Diabetes and heaLTH education - centuraClasses offered around diabetes preven-tion and control and other health topics. http://www.summitmedicalcenter.org/SMC/Home/Community/
AGING & HOME HEALTHNorth West Colorado Council of Governments www.nwccog.org Alpine Area Agency on Aging - 249 Warren Avenue, Silverthorne(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.org
Summit County Community and Senior Center 83 Nancy’s Pl, Frisco(970) 668-2940 http://www.co.summit.co.us/93/Community-Senior-Center
Medicare Counseling & EducationAlpine Area Agency on Aging 249 Warren Avenue, Silverthorne(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.orgMedicare Education – learn about your options and ask questions in one on one appointment.
Summit County Community and Senior Center 83 Nancy’s Pl, Frisco(970) 668-2940 http://www.co.summit.co.us/93/Community-Senior-Center
Senior Support & Care ServicesBristlecone – home care and hospice services & free bereavement counseling open to all. (970) 668-5604
Legal Assistance – Colorado Legal Services 1905 Sherman Street, Suite 400, Frisco (970) 668-9642 http://www.coloradolegalservices.org/
National Family Caregiver Support Program Support Groups and Caregiver Trainings - available in surrounding counties as well. Summit County group meets the second Tuesday of the month @ Senior Center. (970) 668-2940Notary(970) 668-2940
Options Counseling receive help in creating a care and needs plan for yourself or loved one (970) 468-0295 ext. 117
Supplemental Services (970) 468-0295
Timberline Adult Day Services Day time care for adults 18 and older with a variety of challenges in daily living – whether physical, mental, or emotional(970) 668-2985
Senior Health & WellnessCare Navigation – one on one counseling – manage needs, understand resources and how to access(970) 668-2940
Chronic Disease Management(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.org
Dancing and Exercise Class(970) 668-2940
Durable Medical Equipment Rental(970) 668-2940
Evidence Based Health & Wellness(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.org
Falls Prevention(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.org
Nutrition Counseling (970) 668-2940
Vision and Dental Assistance –funding for Se-niors (60+) – access the online application(970) 468-0295 www.alpineaaa.org
Senior TransportationAARP Driver Safety Program(970) 668-2940
Medical Transportation(970) 668-2940
Senior FoodMeals on Wheels Meals delivered for homebound seniors (60+) and those with disabilities. (970) 668-2942
Community MealsMonday dinner ($10), Tues and Thurs lunch (sliding scale fee $3-$5) (970) 668-2940 – Must call and make a reservation
CASH SAVINGS/DEBT MANAGEMENTAlpine Bank Budgeting One-on-One - By FIRC referral only (970) 262-3888
Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) November through April only(970) 668-9161 – Department of Human Services (970) 262-3888 - FIRC
Working Families Initiative High Country Conservation – 176 Lake Dillon Drive, Dillon Locals who earn between 80-120% ($49 - $73,900 for an individual) of Area Median Income are eligible for: Free Home Energy Audits, LED bulbs, and up to $800 in rebates for Home Energy Projects. (970) 668-5703 [email protected]
Saint Anthony Summit - Financial Assistance, Charity Care, and Payment Plans – Need help applying or understanding your options? Centura Health Patient Service Center (800) 953-0104Candace Willett - Health Benefits Advisor & Financial Counselor (970) 668-2811 - [email protected] PO Box 738, Frisco, CO 80443 970-668-6905 Fax
Centura Pricing – compare prices and be financially prepared for your visit at any Centura facilityhttp://www.summitmedicalcenter.org/For-Patients-and-Families/Pricing/
Adult Financial Assistance How to apply for programs below: Walk- ins: Monday– Friday 8:30am– 3:30pm Online: www.Colorado.gov/PEAKCall to set up appointment: (970) 668-9160 Case specif-ic information: (970) 668-9717 [email protected] Mail-ing address: Po Box 869 Frisco, CO
Aid to the Needy Disabled (AND) - cash assistance to low-income Colorado residents, age 18 to 59, who have a six-month or longer total disability that prohibits them from working. (970) 668-9160
Old Age Pension (OAP) - financial and medical assistance to individuals who are 60 years of age or older and meet the state mandated income and resource. (970) 668-9160
Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) - Provides financial assistance to families for child care costs. (970) 668-9160
Child Support Services - ensures children re-ceive financial and medical support from both parents. (970) 668-9160
Colorado Works (TANF) - Colorado Works, Col-orado’s Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, provides public assistance to families who qualify. Under Colorado Works, applicants who are either pregnant or have at least one dependent child under the age of 18, and who meet other eligibility requirements, can receive monthly cash assistance payments, help with emergency house-hold expenses, and/or services such as counseling and job training. (970) 668-9160
Tax SupportDABC - Self Employment Tax Organizer and Tax Filing Assistance360 Acoma StDenver, CO 80223(303) [email protected]
Get Free Tax Prep HelpDenver ABC Valet 2Mpowered2009 Wadsworth Blvd, Suite 100Lakewood, CO 80214Volunteer Prepared Taxes
FIRC can help with Budgeting
Financial Literacy Medical Bill Assistance
& Goal Setting
Call for an appintment970-262-3888
CHILD CARE/ EDUCATION/ DEVELOPMENTChild Abuse and Neglect (844) CO-4-KIDS or (844) 264-5437
Child Care Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) - Human Services - 37 Peak One Blvd, Frisco(970) 668-9160
Early Childhood Options - 330 Fiedler Ave, Dillon, CO 80435(970) 513-1170
Education / Development / SupportFIRC Parenting Classes & Families United Program(970) 262-3888 www.summitfirc.org
Child with Emotional or Behavioral Difficulties? NAMI Basics Education Program - helps parents and other family caregivers of children to understand the illnesses that are causing behavioral difficulties and the critical role families play in the treatment of those illnesses.(970)389-0808 [email protected] - Betty Sarber
Youth and Family Services(970) 668-9183
Family Support Line – For times when parent-ing gets tough(877) 695-7996
Mountain Mentors (970) 668-9184
SOS Outreach (970) 763-7168www.sosoutreach.org
Play Therapy – financial assistance available through FIRC family support program(970) 485-5202 – therapist(970) 262-3888 - FIRC
Summit County Libraries – Teen and Children’s Programs(970) 668-5555 – Frisco(970) 468-5887 – Silverthorne(970) 453-3544 - Breckenridgehttp://summitcountylibraries.org/learn-ex-plore/events-and-programs
BRECK Create - Second Saturdays for Fami-lies - 10 am – 12 pm FREE hands-on kids’ activities and cre-ative crafts on the Arts District campus.(970) 453-3364 http://www.breckcreate.org/kids-families/
Parenting Support & Education
HOME VISITS FOR CHILDREN 0-5KINDERGARTEN READINESS
PARENTING CLASSESPARENTING SUPPORT GROUPS
SummitFIRC.org
COMMUNITY SUPPORT & ENGAGEMENTFIRC Family Support Counselors – 251 W. 4th St, Silverthorne - 1760 Airport Road, Breckenridge(970) 262-3888
Summit County Libraries -Teen and Children’s Programs(970) 668-5555 – Frisco(970) 468-5887 – Silverthorne(970) 453-3544 - Breckenridgehttp://summitcountylibraries.org/learn-ex-plore/events-and-programs
Building HopeProvides monthly events to encourage community connection and reduce isola-tion. buildinghopesummit.org
P.A.N.T.S. wants to invite you to join our am-bitious initiative that engages community leaders and supporters in transforming the face of Summit County by addressing the issues related to physical activity and nutrition.
Contact Dr. Justin Pollack at [email protected] or Meaghan Ziegler at [email protected] to be added to our email list and join us on Facebook.
Looking to volunteer? Most local non-profits are in need. Contact front desks to learn more.
DISABILITYBreckenridge Outdoor Education Center – programs focus on strengthening communication, emphasizing abilities, challenging one’s self by choice, and fun – class focus on personal development, therapeutic recreation, adventure therapy, disability awareness, team building or natural history. boec.org (970) 453-6422
Meals on Wheels – meals delivered for homebound seniors (60+) and those with disabilities (970) 668-2942
Timberline Adult Day Services – Day time care for adults 18 and older with a variety of challenges in daily living – whether physi-cal, mental, or emotional(970) 668-2985
North West Colorado Center for Independence 325 Lake Dillon Dr., #201 DillonServices - assistance in accessing bene-fits, applying for disability, employment, service animals, transportation, attendant services, social/recreational opportuni-ties, nutrition, hand wellness activities, advocacy, peer support (970) 875-4836 [email protected] – Carlos Santos www.nwcci.org
Businesses – call for information and assistance evaluating ADA accessibility and tax incentives
Inclusion Trainings - disability etiquette training for businesses and groupsCarlos Santos (970) 875-4836 [email protected] Sandy Soloman [email protected] (970) 485-2434 Transportation to Medical Appoint-ments – must have proof of Disability or Medicare coverageCarlos Santos (970) 875-4836 [email protected] Steven (970) 688-6769 [email protected]
Nursing Home Transition – create a plan for moving out of a nursing home and into community
Youth Transition – create a plan for when school services end and adult life in community begins
Disability (continued)National Alliance on Mental Illness –NAMI High Country Colorado’s dedicated volunteers, members and leaders work to raise awareness and provide essential educa-tion, advocacy and support for families and individuals in our community living with mental illness. (970) 389-0808 or [email protected] - Betty Sarber Like us on Facebook to see flyers for programs and training.https://www.facebook.com/pg/namihigh-countrycolorado/events
Developmental Disabilities Resource Center - 11177 West 8th Avenue, Lakewood, CO 80215 Care giver trainings, CPR training, guard-ianship, planning for the future of loved ones with disabilities(303) 233-3363http://www.ddrcco.com/
Insurance - Waivers and Buy-In Program – over income for Medicaid but suffer from a chronic illness? You may be eligible for Working Adults with Disabilities, Medicaid Buy-In Program or a Medicaid Waiver for children.
(970) 262-3888 – FIRC(970) 668-9160 – Department of Human Services
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Advocates for Victims of Assault(970) 668-3906SummitAdvocates.org
Child Abuse Hotline (844) CO 4 KIDS
EMPLOYMENT/INCOMEColorado Workforce Center – get help with your resume, interview skills, and apply for jobs Mon – Fri, 8 am – 12 pm, 1 pm – 5 pm - 602 Galena St, Frisco(970) 668-5360www.dvrcolorado.com
Employment First - employment opportunities for food assistance participants through support, community work, referrals and accountability. ( 970) 668-9160
Team Temp Staffing- 303 Fiedler Ave, #103, Dillon(970) 262-2378www.goteamtemp.com
Mountain Temp Services LLC- 114 Village Pl, Dillon(970) 468-0402www.mountaintemp.com
Unemployment(800) 388-5515https://myui.coworkforce.com/
ENVIRONMENTHC3 - Working Families Initiative- High Country Conservation 176 Lake Dillon Drive, Dillon Locals who earn between 80-120% ($49 - $73,900 for an individual) of Area Median Income are eligible for: Free Home Energy Audits, LED bulbs, and up to $800 in rebates for Home Energy Projects. (970) 668-5703 [email protected]
Public Health - InspectionsIndoor Air QualityWater Quality(970)668-9161
SCRAP – Landfill, Recycling, Hazardous Waste, and CompostingSummit County Resource Allocation Park (SCRAP) - 639 Landfill Rd. DillonLandfill Services - Mon-Sat, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., All Other Services - Mon-Sat, 7 a.m. - 4 p.m., Closed Sunday(970) 468-9263
FINANCIALWestern Union Locations:Safeway, Frisco, (970) 668- 5144 Car Insurance Colorado, Silverthorne, (970) 468-2110City Market, Dillon, (970) 468-2363City Market, Breckenridge, (970) 453-0818
Bankruptcy Attorneys The Gauss Law Firm, Golden, (303) 501-4028Cohen & Cohen, Denver, (303) 933-4529Benjamin C. Yablon, Denver, (720) 588-8529303 Law Center, Wheat Ridge, (303) 355-1141
Foreclosure AttorneysCarlson & Carlson Attorneys-at-Law, Frisco, (970) 668-1678Garcia & Gonzales, P.C., Westminster, (303) 839-8888 Law Office of Christopher J. Frenz, Den-ver, (720) 545-7275
FOOD(See Food Assistance Page)
HOUSINGBlue River Apartments, Silverthorne, (970) 262-6274 Mountain Creek Apartments, Dillon, (970) 468-9047 Pinewood Village Apts, Breckenridge, (970) 547-4433Straight Creek Apts, Dillon Valley, (970) 468-6838 Villa Sierra Madre, Silverthorne, (970) 262-2354
Other Housing Support
Summit County Housing Authority – Resources for Home Buyers and Renters(970) 423-7040 http://www.summithous-ing.us/ Renter Education – FIRC - know your rights and responsibilities. Ready to Rent SummitFIRC.org (970) 262-3888 Housing Works Initiative – Connecting renters w/ new properties in the community. Does your staff need housing? Did your rent double? 970) 455-0235 [email protected]://www.summitfirc.org/assistance/housing-works-initiative/
LEGAL SERVICESColorado Legal Services- 602 Galena St., Fris-co 80443, Frisco(970) 668-9642 (call before going)www.coloradolegalservices.org
CASA of the Continental Divide - 330 Fiedler Ave. ste. 207, DillonOffice Hours: Tuesday – Thursday(970) 513-9390
Dillon Public Defenders- 114 Village Place, Suite 101 Dillon(970) 468-9363 or (970) 468-9389
ImmigrationBethany Immigration(970) [email protected] Scholarships - include insert DACA Scholarships
Casa Gabriel – Family Visa Processing, Citizenship/Naturalization, Deportation Defense, U-Visa for Victims of Crimes, and DACA – Deferred Action for Child-hood Arrival (303) 742-4571
Elevation Law135 Main Street, Suite 12 Dillon(970)455-1013We help the community with immigration, family law, contracts, landlord/tenant, and other legal matters.
MEDICAL & PHYSICAL HEALTHFIRC Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance(970) 262-3888 www.summitfi rc.org
Emergency Department (970) 668-3300
Urgent Care Silverthorne – (970) 468-1003Breckenridge – (970) 547-9200
Bristlecone Homecare and Hospice, School Rd, Frisco, (970) 668-5604
Ebert Santos Clinic – SAME DAY APPOINT-MENTS AVAILABLE! (970) 668-1616 http://ebertfamilyclinic.com/
Kaiser Permanente 226 Lusher Court, Frisco Primary CareLaboratoryRoutine Imaging(970) 207-7171 – call to make an ap-pointment (303) 338-3800 - billingwww.kp.org
Public Health VaccinationsNurse Consultation for Pregnant womenCommunity Health37 Peak One Blvd, Frisco(970) 668-5230
Swan Mountain Women’s Center – accepts most insurance! 16172 US Highway 9, Breckenridge (970) 423-8840 [email protected]
Summit Community Care Clinic - School Based Health Centers in Summit and Lake CountyMental & Behavioral HealthPrimary CareDental(970) 668-4040 www.summitclinic.org
DACA APPLICATION ASSISTANCE
DACA status allows you to work legally, obtain a Colorado Driver’s
License, receive in-state college tuition and receive a social
security. FIRC helps with application and legal fees for
qualifi ed students. SummitFIRC.org
We are operated by Centura Health Physician Group and are part of Centura Health, the region’s leading health care network. Centura Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, nati onal origin, disability, age, sex, religion, creed, ancestry, sexual orientati on, and marital status in admission, treatment, or parti cipati on in its programs, services and acti viti es, or in employment. For further informati on about this policy contact Centura Health’s Offi ce of the General Counsel at 1-303-673-8166 (TTY: 711). Copyright © Centura Health, 2017. ATENCIÓN: Si habla español, ti ene a su disposición servicios gratuitos de asistencia lingüísti ca. Llame al 1-303-643-1000 (TTY: 711). CHÚ Ý: Nếu bạn nói Tiếng Việt, có các dịch vụ hỗ trợ ngôn ngữ miễn phí dành cho bạn. Gọi số 1-303-643-1000 (TTY: 711).
chpgprimarycare.org/summitcounty
Your partner inPRIMARY CARE.Since 1993, the doctors and staff at CHPG High Country Healthcare have been keeping locals healthy and ready for anything.
Pediatrics | Family Practi ceInternal MedicineFrisco 970-668-5584
Family Practi ce | Urgent CareBreckenridge 970-547-9200Silverthorne 970-468-1003
OB/GYN SpecialistsFrisco 970-668-5771 Se Habla Español.
High Country Healthcare - Centura Health Physician Group Primary Care and Pediatrics, Frisco(970) 668-5584Women’s Health, OBGYN – Frisco(970) 668-5771Primary Care and Urgent Care, Breckenridge (970) 547-9200Primary Care and Urgent Care, Silverthorne (970)468-1003Centura Specialty Care (970) 668-3300CardiologyCardiac ElectrophysiologyEndocrinologyGastroenterology Aspen Ridge ENTSt. Anthony Summit Medical Center Spe-cialty Care and Infusion Center Oncology and HematologyBreast Care / Surgical OncologistNeuro Science and SpineCritical Care – Sleep and Diagnostics
St. Anthony Summit Billing – 1 (800) 953-0104HAVING TROUBLE PAYING YOUR MEDICAL BILL OR AFFORDING THE CARE YOU NEED? Set up a payment plan now to avoid your bill going to collections.
St. Anthony Summit Medical Center Services Cont. - (970) 668-3300Forensic Nurse Examiner (FNE) Program – (970) 668-3300 (ask to speak with a Forensic Nurse)Traumatic Brain Injury Prevention (TBI) Program – (970) 668-6121St. Anthony Summit Medical Center - Ambulatory ServicesAnticoagulation ClinicCoronary Artery Calcium ScoringModified Barium Swallow StudyNutrition Services – (970) 668-6240Respiratory ClinicSummit Sleep Disorders CenterOutpatient Lab Services - Medical Office Building, 3rd Floor - 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 310, FriscoOutpatient Radiology & Imaging • CT Scan • 3D Mammography • MRI • Nucle-ar Medicine(970) 668-9751
Pre-natal care is available for those with or without insurance—call FIRC at 970-262-3888 to apply for health coverage for you and your baby!
Services:Primary CareLaboratory
Routine Imaging226 Lusher Court, Frisco | (970) 207-7171 - ask for Frisco Office
www.kp.org
CHPG High Country Healthcare provides the most extensive women’s health services, includ-ing obstetrics and gynecology. Our collaboration with the Summit Medical Center and CHPG primary care offers a complete continuum of care for the whole family. We pride ourselves on
offering Centering Pregnancy, helping new mothers enjoy a broader community of support. (970) 668-5771 Se Habla Espanol! www.chpgwomenshealth.org/frisco
Primary Care and Pediatrics, Frisco Medical Office Building, 2rd Floor - 360 Peak One Drive
(970) 668-5584
Primary Care and Urgent Care, Breckenridge 400 N Park Avenue, Ste 1A, Breckenridge
(970) 547-9200
Primary Care and Urgent Care, Silverthorne 265 Tanglewood Lane, Ste E-1, Silverthorne
(970)468-1003
Women’s Health, OBGYN – Medical Office Building 2rd Floor - 360 Peak One Drive, Frisco
(970) 668-5771
Sliding scale fee and payment plans available Accept most insurances
(970) 668-4040 www.summitclinic.org
Services: Primary Care
Reproductive Health Dental Health
Behavioral Health/Mental Health Physical Therapy
Unique Programs and Groups
Altitude sicknessChronic disease management
ImmunizationsPsychiatric illnesses
DermatologySplinting and Casting services for Sum-
mit County
Services: Adult physical exams
Sports physicalsWomen’s health
Well child physicalsBirth control counseling
Sick visitsSame Day Appointments Available
Accept most insurances(970) 668-1616
http://ebertfamilyclinic.com/
MENTAL HEALTH
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCESSee Next Page
Legacy Camp at Keystone Science School – Free camp for grieving children970-468-2098www.keystonescienceschool.org/camp/off-season/legacy-camp
NATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCESAlliance of Hope – Online forum for family members and friends of suicide victimswww.allianceofhope.org
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention – Infor-mation for suicide survivors, prevention information and support groupwww.afsp.org/suicideloss
National Institute on Drug Abuse – Current re-search, curriculum and prevention infor-mation about drug abuse www.drugabuse.gov
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism – Current research, curriculum and preven-tion information about alcoholism www.niaaa.nih.gov
Psychology Today – Searchable mental health provider database www.psychologytoday.com
The Dougy Center/The National Center for Grieving Families and Children – Safe space for those grieving the death of a family member www.dougy.org
Suicide Hotline (800) 784-2433
National Alliance on Mental Illness - Summit County Chapter (NAMI Summit) – Peer led mental health support and education303-252-1188 www.namisummit.org
NUTRITIONSt. Anthony Summit Medical Center(970) 668-6240
Summit Community Care Clinic (970) 668-4040 www.summitclinic.org
Healing Folk Food – personalized nutrition counseling, meal preparation education, & group education(970) 389-7489 [email protected]
Natural Grocers – free nutrition counseling and workshops(970) 262-1100 www.naturalgrocers.com
Cooking & Nutrtion Classes
Offered throughout the year for all ages. Learn kitchen skills and how to cook
healthy on a budget. SummitFIRC.org
Free Monthly EventsMental Health Vouchers Trainings for Community and Businesses
www.buildinghopesummit.org
Contact—Betsy Casey 970-389-1151 [email protected]
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Colorado Crisis Services – Hotline and services for those in crisis1-844-493-TALK www.coloradocrisisservices.org Summit Community Care Clinic – Local Mental Health Services970-668-4040 www.summitclinic.org Mind Springs Health – Local Mental Health Service ProviderCrisis Line: 888-207-4004Main: 970-668-3478 www.mindspringshealth.org St. Anthony’s Summit Medical Center – Hospital and Emergency 970-668-3300 www.summitmedicalcenter.org Advocates for Victims of Assault - services for victims of domestic violence and assault970-668-3906 www.summitadvocates.org Safe to Tell – Anonymous reporting for anything concerning 877-542-7233 www.safe2tell.org Suicide Prevention Coalition of Colorado – resources for those working in suicide prevention720-934-2387 www.suicidepreventioncolorado.org
National Alliance on Mental Illness –NAMI High Country Colorado’s dedicated volunteers, members and leaders work to raise awareness and provide essential education, advo-
cacy and support for families and individuals in our community living with mental illness. Always free & confidential.
Contact—Betty Sarber(970) 389-0808
[email protected] www.namisummit.org
NAMI Connection - recovery support group program that offers respect, understand-ing, encouragement and hope. Frisco -Every 1st, 2nd, & 4th Tuesday -7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Trinity Wellness Studio - 419 Main St, Upstairs Unit 1Dillon Every 3rd Tuesday 6:30 PM – 7:45 PMDillon Community Church - 371 E La Bonte, Church Library Room
NAMI Family Support Group Dillon Every 3rd Tuesday 6:30 PM - 7:45 PMDillon Community Church
NAMI Family to Family Education ProgramFrisco Aug 30th – Nov 15th (Wed) 6:30-9:00 PM Register with Sheila at (303)917-9131 or [email protected]
NAMI Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) ProgramWellness Recovery Action Plan is for folks with mental health diagnosis to better manage their illness. Contact Annie Livingston Garrett, (615)636-5257,
Like us on Facebook to see flyers for programs and training.https://www.facebook.com/pg/namihighcountrycolorado/events
(970) 389-0808 [email protected] - Betty Sarber
NAMI Basics Education Program - helps parents and other family caregivers of children to understand the illnesses that are causing those behavioral difficulties, and the critical role
families play in the treatment of those illnesses. August 2017 - Lake | 2018 - Summit
PARENTING, PREGNANCY & WOMEN’S HEALTH CASA Gabriel – diapers, maternal supplies, volunteer and mentor program(720) 584-0299
Early Childhood Options, 330 Fiedler Ave., Dillon, CO 80435(970) 513-1170
WIC - Women, Infant, Child Food Program (970) 668-9199
Family Support Line- (877) 695-7996
Youth and Family Services- (970) 668-9183
Strengthening Families – Parenting Support program provided by Youth & Family Services. Call a FIRC Family Support Counselor for referral – services provided in English and Spanish(970) 262-3888
Nurse Family Partnership – a home visitation program to help improve the health and well-being of first time parents and their children(970) 668-9160
Nurturing Parenting – a free class for parents and their adolescent children(970) 668-9180
Summit County Youth & Family Ser-vicesClasses run November - 2, 9, 16, 30, De-cember - 7, 14 2017 5:30 pm – 7:30 pmDinner and childcare for younger children provided Spanish and English
FIRC will also host classes throughout the year. Call FIRC for more information.(970) 262-3888
FIRC Parenting Classes- (970) 262-3888
Pregnancy Medical Care
Free Nurse Consult - Public Health(970)668-9161
Centering Pregnancy - Birth Place - 340 Peak One Drive, Frisco, CO 80443(970) 668-5771 Se Habla Espanol!
Kaiser Permanente – 226 Lusher Court, Frisco (near Whole Foods)(970) 207-7171 www.kp.org
Summit Community Care Clinic – Mental & Be-havioral Health, Primary Care, & Dental(970) 668-4040 www.summitclinic.org
Swan Mountain Women’s Center – accepts most insurance! 16172 US Highway 9, Breckenridge (970) 423.8840 [email protected]
SUBSTANCE ABUSECommunity Care Clinic Affordable Health Care. Accept CICP, Community Care Card 360 Peak One Blvd, Frisco, (970) 668-4040, www.summitclinic.org
Mind Springs Mental Health360 Peak One Dr. Suite 110, Frisco, (970) 668-3478, On Call (970) 390-2519
Suicide Hotline (800) 784-2433
Alcoholic Anonymous (970) 453-2905
Narcotics Anonymous (303) 832-3784
Al Anon (970) 406-8166
Summit Safe Haven/Detox (970) 668-9100
Crisis line (888)-207-4004
SOCIAL SUPPORTSeniorsSummit County Community and Senior Center, 83 Nancy’s Pl, Frisco, (970) 668-2940
Local ChurchesDillon Community Church- 371 La Bonte St, Dillon, (970) 468-2461
Lord of the Mountains- 56 U.S. 6, Dillon, (970) 468-6809
Father Dyer Methodist Church- 310 Wellington Rd, Breckenridge, (970) 453-2250
Copper Mt Community Church- 630 Copper Mountain Rd, Frisco, (970) 262-1080
Christ Lutheran Church- 16072 Highway 9, Breckenridge, (970) 453-8019
Agape Outpost- 15404 CO Rt 9, Brecken-ridge, (970) 453-1247
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church- 100 S. French St., Breckenridge, (970) 453-4264
Rocky Mountain Bible Church- 600 Main Street, Frisco, (970) 668-3395
Our Lady of Peace & St. Mary’s Church- 89 Smith Ranch Rd. Silverthorne, (970) 668-0250
Other Social SupportAdvocates for Victims of Assault- (970) 668-3906
Breast Feeding Support Group- (720) 252-6657
Family Support Line- (877) 695-7996
TRANSPORTATIONSummit Stage- Local free bus offering coun-ty-wide service, www.summitstage.com
FreeRide - Free bus service around Breck-enridge breckfreeride.com
Bustang (To/From Denver)- (800)-900-3011, www.ridebustang.com
Greyhound Bus- (800) 231-2222, www.grey-hound.com
Mountain Ride Transportation Resource Center - 249 Warren Avenue, Silverthorne970-468-0295 www.mtnride.org
Mountain Mobility- Local rides for disabled or ill people(970) 389-1041 www.co.summit.co.us/484/Mountain-Mobility-Program
Clothing, winter gear, housewares, linens and more.
Locations in Breckenridge and Dillon.
Vouchers available at FIRC Offices for emergencies. SummitFIRC.org
Food Banks/Food Pantries Family and Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC) www.summitfirc.org 970-262-3888
Silverthorne Office 251 W. 4th Street, Silverthorne Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30am - 12:30pm Breckenridge Office 1760 Airport Rd, Breckenridge Co Monday and Wednesday 10:30am - 12:30pm
Dillon Community Church www.dillonchurch.org 970-468-2461 Located at 371 E. La Bonte Street, Dillon Monday and Wednesday 4:30pm-5:30pm, Friday 1:30pm-2:30pm.
Father Dyer United Methodist Church www.fatherdyer.com Located at 310 Wellington Rd, Breckenridge. Tuesdays and Thursday 10am-12pm.
Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Pantry Located at Summit Stage Bus Barn, 0222 County Shops Rd, Frisco, CO 80443. FOURTH Thursday of every month only, at 10am
Free Community Dinners Rotary Club/ Elks Lodge www.summitrotary.com Located at The Elks Lodge 1321 Blue River Pkwy, Silverthorne
Tuesdays 5pm-7pm St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church (970) 453-4264 Located at 100 South French Street, Breckenridge Tues. 6pm-7pm. Father Dyer United Methodist Church Located at 310 Wellington Road, Breckenridge Sundays 6pm-7pm. Agape Outpost by referral from FIRC: Hosts community hours which include a hot meal, snacks for the road, internet, show-
ers, and laundry. Located at 15404 hwy 9 Breckenridge, CO Tuesday and Thursday 1pm-4pm
Other Food Assistance Summit County Community and Senior Center Food Services: Located at 0083 Nancy’s Place, Frisco, CO 80443
Monday night dinners 6pm, $12 per person, RSVP by 8am day of dinner (970) 668-2944 Tuesday and Thursday lunches Noon, $4-$6 per person, RSVP by 8am day of lunch (970)668-2944
Mountain Meals on Wheels: Home Delivered meals. Deliveries take place on Mondays, Tuesdays (2 meals) & Thursdays (2 meals). Delivered for home bound short term or long term individuals of any age. Fee $4-$6 and is on a sliding scale based on income. Scholarships are available, for an application please call (970) 668-2940
Government Food Assistance “Food Stamps” Department of Social Services 970-668-9160 Located at The Medical Offices Building 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230 Frisco (next to the hospital). Eligibility based on income and family size.
WIC: a supplemental food & nutritional program designed to improve the health of women, infants & children by providing nutrition education, breastfeeding resources, health care referrals, and supplemental foods. Contact: English 970-668-9199 and Spanish 970-668-9701 Located at 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230, Frisco, CO 80443 www.summitcountyco.gov/WIC
Gabriel House: Catholic Charities supporting mothers and young children up to age 5 with diapers, formula, layettes, chil-dren’s clothing, blankets, and more. A free, safe, social environment. English and Spanish: Graciela at (360)460-2441 The Cath-olic Parish Center Located at 18 School Road, Frisco CO. Monday 10:00am-1:00pm and Wednesday 1:00pm - 4:00pm.
Summer Food Kids Program: A summer food program that serves healthy fresh lunches to kids. Join the FIRC staff for lunch, education and fun games. Tuesday's at Dillon Valley East 12pm-2pm and Thursday's at the Silverthorne library 12pm-2pm.
Summit School District Free and Reduced Lunch Program: Applications and instructions available on school district website
www.summit.k12.co.us. For information please contact Amy Caruthers (970)368-1009 [email protected]
Community Garden located at Dillon Valley Elementary School. Donate 3 hours of your time as trade for produce. Work days, education Days and Community Days throughout the summer. For more information, contact Matt Madsen at [email protected] or Whitney Smith at [email protected]
FOOD HOTLINE FOR OUTSIDE SUMMIT: Hunger Free Colorado, 1-855-855-4626
FOOD ASSISTANCE FOOD ASSISTANCE SUMMIT COUNTY SUMMIT COUNTY
Food Banks/Food PantriesFamily and Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC) www.summitfirc.org 970-262-3888 Silverthorne Office 251 W. 4th Street, Silverthorne Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30am - 12:30pm Breckenridge Office 1760 Airport Rd, Breckenridge Co Monday and Wednesday 10:30am - 12:30pm Dillon Community Church www.dillonchurch.org 970-468-2461 Located at 371 E. La Bonte Street, Dillon Monday and Wednesday 4:30pm-5:30pm, Friday 1:30pm-2:30pm. Father Dyer United Methodist Church www.fatherdyer.com Located at 310 Wellington Rd, Brecken-ridge. Tuesdays and Thursday 10am-12pm. Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Pantry Located at Summit Stage Bus Barn, 0222 County Shops Rd, Frisco, CO 80443. FOURTH Thursday of every month
Free Community DinnersRotary Club/ Elks Lodge www.summitrotary.com Located at The Elks Lodge 1321 Blue River Pkwy, Silverthorne Tuesdays 5pm-7pmSt. John the Baptist Episcopal Church (970) 453-4264 Located at 100 South French Street, Brecken-ridge Tuesdays 6pm-7pm. Father Dyer United Methodist Church Located at 310 Wellington Road, Breckenridge Sundays 6pm-7pm. Agape Outpost: Hosts community hours which include a hot meal, snacks for the road, internet, showers, and laundry. Located at 15404 hwy 9 Breckenridge, CO Tuesday and Thursday 1pm-4pm http://www.agapeoutpost.org/
Other Food AssistanceSummit County Community and Senior Center Food Services: Located at 0083 Nancy’s Place, Frisco, Monday night dinners 6pm, $10 per person, RSVP by 9am day of dinner (970) 668-2944 Tuesday and Thursday lunches Noon, $4 - $6 per person, RSVP by 9am day of lunch (970)668-2944
Mountain Meals on Wheels: Home Delivered meals. Deliveries take place on Mondays, Tuesdays (2 meals) & Thursdays (2 meals). Delivered for short term or long term to individuals of any age. Fee $3-$5 and is on a sliding scale based on income. Scholarships are available, for an application please call (970) 668-2940
Government Food Assistance “Food Stamps” Department of Social Services 970-668-9160 Located at The Medical Offices Building 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230 Frisco (next to the hospital). Eligibility based on income and family size.
WIC: a supplemental food & nutritional program designed to improve the health of women, infants & children by providing nutrition education, breastfeeding resources, health care re-ferrals, and supplemental foods. Contact: English 970-668-9199 and Spanish 970-668-9701 Located at 360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230, Frisco, CO 80443 www.co.summit.co.us/264/Women-Infants-Children-WIC Gabriel House: Catholic Charities supporting mothers and young children up to age 5 with di-apers, formula, layettes, children’s clothing, blankets, and more. A free, safe, social envi-ronment. Contact for English and Spanish: Graciela at 360 460-2441 The Catholic Parish Center Located at 18 School Road, Frisco CO. Monday 10:00am-1:00pm and Wednesday 1:00pm - 4:00pmFOOD HOTLINE FOR OUTSIDE SUMMIT: Hunger Free Colorado, 1-855-855-4626
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Call FIRC to apply today 970.262.3888. Health First Colorado & CHP+ offer affordable, comprehensive
health coverage for adults, children, and pregnant women.
Do you or someone you love suffer from a chronic illness or pre-existing condition? Those earning over the regular income limit for Medicaid may qualify under a program called the Medicaid Buy In Program or a Medicaid
Waiver. Receive regular Medicaid benefits for a small premium.
Feeling overwhelmed by medical bills from the Emergency Department or Urgent Care Center?
Call FIRC at 970.262.3888 for assistance in applying for financial discounts.
Uninsured and need medical care? We can help you navigate the system and find the best deals.
OPEN ENROLLMENT CONNECT FOR HEALTH COLORADO
NOVEMBER 1, 2017 - JANUARY 12, 2018
Special Enrollment Periods life change events give you 60 days to enroll
Losing Medicaid or Employer Sponsored Insurance is a Life Change Event! Other Life Change Events
include having a baby, employer insurance becoming unaffordable, a permanent move, marriage or divorce. Go to www.summitfirc.org for more
information.
Income limits for
Family Size Yearly Household Income
1 ~$47,080
2 ~$63,720
3 ~$80,360
4 ~$97,000
Don’t miss it! You may only enroll in coverage outside of Open Enrollment if you experience a Life Change Event.
Many people qualify for plan discounts. Plans may no longer deny you do to pre-existing conditions.
HEalth insurance enrollment
NO DEADLINE TO APPLY HEALTH FIRST COLORADO,
COLORADO’S MEDICAID & CHP+
Call FIRC to apply today 970.262.3888. Health First Colorado & CHP+ offer affordable, comprehensive
health coverage for adults, children, and pregnant women.
Do you or someone you love suffer from a chronic illness or pre-existing condition? Those earning over the regular income limit for Medicaid may qualify under a program called the Medicaid Buy In Program or a Medicaid
Waiver. Receive regular Medicaid benefits for a small premium.
Feeling overwhelmed by medical bills from the Emergency Department or Urgent Care Center?
Call FIRC at 970.262.3888 for assistance in applying for financial discounts.
Uninsured and need medical care? We can help you navigate the system and find the best deals.
OPEN ENROLLMENT CONNECT FOR HEALTH COLORADO
NOVEMBER 1, 2017 - JANUARY 12, 2018
Special Enrollment Periods life change events give you 60 days to enroll
Losing Medicaid or Employer Sponsored Insurance is a Life Change Event! Other Life Change Events
include having a baby, employer insurance becoming unaffordable, a permanent move, marriage or divorce. Go to www.summitfirc.org for more
information.
Income limits for
Family Size Yearly Household Income
1 ~$47,080
2 ~$63,720
3 ~$80,360
4 ~$97,000
Don’t miss it! You may only enroll in coverage outside of Open Enrollment if you experience a Life Change Event.
Many people qualify for plan discounts. Plans may no longer deny you do to pre-existing conditions.
Adult Financial Assistance: Aid to the Needy Disabled (AND): Provides cash assistance to low-income Colorado residents, age 18 to 59, who have a six-month or longer total disability that prohibits them from working.
Old Age Pension (OAP): Provides fi nancial and medical assistance to individuals who are 60 years of age or older and meet the state mandated income and resource. Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP): Provides fi nancial assistance to families for child care costs.
Child Support Services: The goal of the program is to ensure children receive fi nancial and medical support from both parents. Child Support provides services for establishing paternity and support obli-gations, then monitors ongoing payments and modifi es orders based on changing family circumstances.
Colorado Works (TANF): Colorado Works, Colorado's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, provides public assistance to families who qualify. Under Colorado Works, applicants who are either pregnant or have at least one dependent child under the age of 18, and who meet other eligibility requirements, can receive monthly cash assistance payments, help with emergency household expens-es, and/or services such as counseling and job training.
Employment First: Provides employment opportunities for food assistance participants through support, community work, referrals and accountability.
Food Assistance Program: Monthly benefi ts to low-income households to assist with the cost of food. These benefi ts are deposited monthly onto an EBT card.
Health First Colorado Colorado’s Medicaid: Public health insurance for Colorado residents who qualify based on family size and income. Individuals, families, children, pregnant women, and persons who are blind, disabled or elderly may qualify.
Low Energy Assistance Program (LEAP): Designed to help low-income households with home heating costs. LEAP assists in a portion of heating costs; it is not intended to cover the entire cost of home heating. The program runs from November through April only. Veteran’s Services: Assists veterans obtain the benefi ts they have earned. The Veterans’ Service Offi ce has most veteran’s administration application forms on hand.
How to apply: Walk- ins: Monday– Friday 8:30am– 3:30pm Colorado PEAK: Colorado.gov/PEAK Call to set up appointment: (970) 668-9160 Case specifi c information: (970) 668-9717 [email protected] Mailing address: Po Box 869 Frisco, CO 80443
Summit County Public Health360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230PO Box 2280 Frisco, CO 80443
Ph: (970) 668-9161http://www.co.summit.co.us/107/Public-Health
BABY AND ME TOBACCO FREE – A tobacco cessation program during pregnancy and through the fi rst year of life that provides free diapers
CAR SEAT FIT STATION – Personalized education and car seat safety inspection by a bilingual (En-glish/Spanish) Certifi ed Car Seat Technician
CHILD CARE CONSULTATION – Provides nursing support to child care centers in the form of consulta-tion, technical assistance, and training to enhance the response of staff to the health and safety needs of young children.
COLT (Colorado Life Trak )- A tracking program designed to offer peace of mind for families of those who suffer from cognitive disorders which can create a desire to wander from their homes.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE – Response and investigation of infectious diseases, outbreaks, and other emergencies with Public Health implications.
COMMUNITY HEALTH– Hearing, vision, lead, and hemoglobin screening
CONSUMER PROTECTION- Conducts routine inspections and complaint investigations related to the health and sanitation of restaurants, child care facilities, and schools.
EARLY INTERVENTION – Service coordination for children birth to three that are identifi ed as having a developmental delay.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS – Planning to meet Public Health responsibilities in the event of a disaster or emergency
IMMUNIZATIONS – Pediatric and adult; individuals will need to qualify, please call ahead
INDOOR AIR QUALITY – Provides mold advice, dispenses radon kits, and works on tobacco and marijuana initiatives.
NURSE FAMILY PARTNERSHIP (NFP) – Is a free, home visitation program for qualifying fi rst-time moms. Those enrolled receive visits prenatally and up until the baby turns two years old.PRENATAL CARE COORDINATION –Nurse consultation, insurance navigation, and resource informa-tion
WATER QUALITY – Septic system inspections and consultation; water and fl uoride testing
WIC – Personalized nutrition education and breastfeeding support for qualifying pregnant women and children birth to fi ve.
Rocky Mountain Health Plans & Medicaid: We’re Here to Help
Rocky Mountain Health Plans (RMHP) is proud to partner with Colorado Medicaid and the Accountable Care Collaborative (ACC).
If you have Medicaid and live in Western Colorado or Larimer County, RMHP can help you:• Find a doctor• Get a ride to the doctor’s office• Understand your Medicaid benefits• Access community resources• Cope with and learn about your illness• Find support and resources, such as child care
or elder care• Text or video chat for free with a doctor through
MyDigitalMD. Activate your free account today at mydigitalmd.com
Call 800-667-6434 (TTY: 711) • Visit rmhpcommunity.org • Email [email protected] asistencia en español llame al 800-667-6434.
970-262-3888 | SummitFIRC.org
Silverthorne Offi ce: 251 W. 4th Street Silverthorne Summit Stage Stop: Located behind the Silverthorne Transfer Center
Food Bank Hours: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Tuesdays & Thursdays
Breckenridge Offi ce: 1760 Airport Road BreckenridgeFreeride Stop: Airport Auto on the Yellow Route
Food Bank Hours 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Mondays & Wednesdays
FAMILY SUPPORT RESOURCES AVAILABLE:GOAL-SETTING
BUDGETING ASSISTANCERENTAL EDUCATION & HOUSING ASSISTANCE
LIFE SKILLS & LEADERSHIP CLASSESBUILDING HOPE MENTAL HEALTH VOUCHERS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORTMEDICAL BILL ASSISTANCE
CLOTHING VOUCHERSIMMIGRATION RESOURCES
HEALTH & NUTRITON RESOURCES AVAILABLE: ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE FOR MARKETPLACE, CHP+
AND COLORADO HEALTH FIRST (MEDICAID) PLANSASSISTANCE UNDERSTANDING HEALTH INSURANCE
BENEFITS AND HOW TO ACCESS CARECONNECTION TO MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
COOKING AND NUTRITION CLASSESSHOPPING HEALTHY ON A BUDGET
FOOD PANTRY AND ASSISTANCE
PARENTING SUPPORT & CLASSES RESOURCES AVAILABLE:FREE MONTHLY HOME VISITS FOR CHILDREN AGES 0-5
TO HELP WITH DEVELOPMENT AND KINGERGARTEN READINESS
PARENTING CLASSES & SUPPORT GROUPSFAMILY LEADERSHIP TRAINING INSTITUTE
PROGRAMS FOR FATHERSHOME VISITS WITH SUMMIT SCHOOL DISTRICT STAFF FOR CHILDREN ENTERING ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE
SCHOOL EVENTS FOR FAMILIES TO FORM FRIENDSHIPS
And Kaiser Permanente is dedicated to helping you have more of them. We believe living your best life requires the best health care. With innovative services — including a mobile app and a 24/7 medical advice line — accessing care your way is easier than ever. Visit kp.org to find out how health care and coverage together helps make every day the best day it can be.
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