Child Care Assistance Program of Larimer County (CCAP)

The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) provides child care assistance to families who meet the income guidelines, meet current eligibility requirements, and families who are enrolled in the Colorado Works program. CCAP provides access to reduced cost child care at licensed child care facilities or qualified (unlicensed) providers. 

Link to application

Link to application (Espanol)

Homeward Alliance

https://www.homewardalliance.org/hwa/programs/# 

Homeward Alliance operates a continuum of programs and initiatives, helping provide services including basic needs, housing-focused case management, behavioral health and employment services to families, adults and seniors in the community. 

Services Include: 

• Housing Help 

• Re-Entry 

• Bike Repair 

• Mobile Laundry 

• Employment Services

• Heath Initiative 

For support in Loveland you can go to: 

• Salvation Army M-F 9am-11am

• Loveland Public Library M-F (Hagues Peak Room) 11am-12pm

FOR  PARENTS/GUARDIANS  SEEKING  HELP  WITH  EMPLOYMENT:

Are you unemployed? You may want to check out the  Larimer County Workforce Center.  They have programs  that would benefit a number of the families we serve.  The Workforce Center is designed to provide intensive supports in securing employment among populations that traditionally may have barriers in sustaining long-term employment.  Common eligibility groups include: single parents, households receiving SNAP or TANF, veterans, ex-offenders, people with disabilities, and those who are within 2 years of exhausting their TANF eligibility.  

Services are customized to meet the needs of each individual job seeker, including:

• Labor market information for identifying hiring trends in our region

• Career planning assessments and resources to identify your next career move

• Intensive job search assistance to find your next opportunity

• Scholarship assistance to fund training costs

• Work-based learning connections to gain hands-on experience

Community resources from United Way of Larimer County (click on link to access)

• Food assistance, medical assistance, mental health resources, senior support, unemployment resources, utilities/rent assistance, small business support, and family resources 

• Or dial 211 on your phone 

Thompson School District Well-Being Resources (click on link to access)

• Resources (activities, information, articles) for kids, parents, and families  

Safe2Tell Colorado (click on link to access)

• Anonymously report anything that concerns or threatens you, your friends, your family, or your community  

SummitStone Crisis Center (click on link to access website)  

• SummitStone's Crisis center is still open and that phone number is 24/7 for crisis help 1-844-493-8255. 

• SummitStone office phone is 970-494-4200, it's free and can help parents/students over the phone if there is a mental health crisis

Mental Health and Substance Use  Care of Larimer County Resources (click to access) 

Mental health non-profit based out of Fort Collins,specifically  for Spanish-speaking and immigrant families: La Cocina   https://www.lacocinahome.org/