Community Outreach Service Center

What’s Up Wednesday went a little something like this 🙏🏾👏🏾❤️🔥

Sixty people served, Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Cheddar Broccoli and an Ice Cream Sandwich for Dessert!

What’s Up Wednesday was a blast today.
The meal consisted of chili, chicken nuggets, salad, and biscuits. The featured movie was Norbit!
Join us every Wednesday at noon as we serve the unhoused at 2501 California Street.

The SUCCESSion in 5 Points- A Woolfolk Legacy Gala - https://mailchi.mp/coscdenver/the-succession-in-5-points-a-woolfolk-legacy-gala

WHAT’S UP WEDNESDAYS! 🎉😀

If you know someone in need of a meal, we are serving the homeless every Wednesday from 12pm-1 pm at 2501 California St.

We look forward to seeing you next week.😀❤️

Medicaid is mental health care. For countless Coloradans, it’s the foundation for accessing essential mental health and substance use services.
For over a decade, leaders from Colorado’s health foundations have worked together to expand access to equitable mental health care and strengthen the health care safety net for those too often left underserved or unserved.
In a recent op-ed, Leadership from six Colorado health foundations—including our very own Executive Director, Lorez Meinhold—united to underscore what’s at stake for our communities if access to Medicaid is reduced.
At Caring for Denver, we’re committed to ensuring our community can get the care they need—when and where they need it.
Read the op-ed: Medicaid is Mental Health: What Colorado Stands to Lose
[https://buff.ly/ou0Kmsm]

Medicaid is Mental Health: Colorado Health Leaders Join Forces to Highlight Its Importance for ALL Coloradans - Caring For Denver Leadership from six Colorado health foundations highlight the importance of Medicaid for equitable access to mental health care.

The yellow rose brick rode always blooms by Mother's Day at the Reynalda Muse House across for the Friends of Manual High School who remember to walk the block when Mother's Day calls.

Denver, we’re listening. People love their work perks. Send a survey to find out if you’re offering the incentives employees and potential candidates want.

💚 Caring for Denver Grantee Shoutout! 💚 A huge thank you to Wanya Reese with Denver7 for highlighting the work of our grantee partner, Kind Therapy Inc. (formerly Khesed Wellness)!
Based in Denver, Kind Therapy is on a mission to make low-cost and free mental health care accessible to marginalized communities—offering therapy that reflects your identity and meets your needs, regardless of insurance status.
🗣️ “We all deserve the opportunity to thrive and to have the joy that we know is possible in our lives.” – Lundi Ramos, Founder
With support from Caring for Denver, Kind Therapy is expanding pro bono care for BIPOC and Spanish-speaking Denverites, recruiting BIPOC-specialized therapists, and increasing equity in mental health outcomes across our city. 🌟
Check it out! ➡️ https://buff.ly/jIBGYRT