Colorado Child Care Assistance Program - CCCAP Website

The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) helps families that are homeless, working, searching for work or in school help pay for childcare (CCCAP may pay a portion or all of the cost of childcare). Based on program referrals, families that are enrolled in the Colorado Works Program or engaged with Child Welfare Services may also use CCCAP services. Please contact the Program Manger for more information regarding enrolling in the program and utilizing CCCAP funds.

Parent University

Douglas County School District's Parent University program provides training, information, and resources to parents and caregivers that will aid parents in their essential responsibility for influencing children's lives. Parent University will support and empower parents to become leaders and advocates for their child's learning.

Douglas County Parent Coalition

"Our Mission: To identify unmet needs related to parenting and to meet those needs through education. ​ Our programs are free and open to all. Please see the programs and events section of the website for the current catalog."

Douglas County Childcare Referral Services

Consistent with our mission, serving and assisting local families in their childcare search process creates a mutual potential for positive outcomes. Parenting at times can be quite daunting, and finding a childcare provider/preschool teacher ranks right up there! Let us help!

DCSD Homeless Students/McKinney-Vento Services

Resources and information including reduced cost services, food bank information, and homeless family educational support.

DCSD Mental Health Support and Resources

The wellness of our students is central to their capacity to learn. DCSD's Prevention & School Culture and Mental Health Intervention departments are dedicated to supporting our students while providing for their physical, social, and emotional needs.

DCSD Student Wellness Resources

Emotional and social safety begins with prevention efforts embedded within a school culture that fosters connections to trusted adults through help, strength, and hope. When youth recognize their needs and practice social and emotional skills, they are more equipped to engage in their own prevention advocacy.

Douglas County Outdoors

You don’t have to look far to know why Douglas County is consistently named the healthiest County in Colorado and, in 2019, the healthiest in the nation. All you have to do is look out the window. It’s time to get outdoors and play.