Services

We walk with families, not ahead of them.

Every family’s journey is unique. That is why our services are designed to be relational, bilingual, and built around the real-life needs of low-income households.

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    Community Intake & Listening

    We start by listening. Families meet with a bilingual care coordinator to share their story and assess their most urgent needs—legal, housing, food, or emotional wellness.

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    Personalized Service Plan

    Based on their needs, each family receives a customized support plan. This includes direct services from FDC as well as warm referrals to trusted community partners.

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    Wraparound Support

    We connect families to a range of bilingual, culturally responsive services—from legal aid to counseling, food distribution, parenting support, and more.

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    Long-Term Relationship

    We don’t disappear after a one-time visit. Our model is relational and ongoing. We build trust over time, walking with families for as long as they need.

 Services

    • Help understanding immigration paperwork

    • Referrals to immigration attorneys

    • Support for families facing deportation risk

    • Know-your-rights education

    • Assistance finding temporary or long-term housing

    • Advocacy with landlords and local housing agencies

    • Navigation of shelters and transitional programs

    • Connections to Colorado Housing Search & DHA resources

    • Bilingual SNAP enrollment support

    • Connection to food banks like Food Bank of the Rockies

    • Grocery and meal assistance for families in crisis

    • Guidance for safe access without affecting immigration status

    • Referrals for bilingual therapy and trauma-informed care

    • Support groups for parents and youth

    • Workshops on stress, parenting, and emotional health

    • Safe spaces for families to process and heal

    • School enrollment assistance

    • Advocacy with public school systems

    • Referrals for tutoring, counseling, and enrichment activities

    • Programs that honor multicultural identity and bilingual development

Who We Serve

We serve low-income immigrant families in the Denver/Aurora metro area, especially those who are:

  • Recently arrived in the U.S.

  • Navigating legal uncertainty or legal asylum processes

  • Facing food or housing insecurity

  • Raising children born in the U.S.

  • Seeking connection, healing, and hope

No documentation is ever required to access our support. We meet every family with confidentiality, care, and compassion.

Need help? We’re here.

If you or someone you know needs support, please contact us.
We speak Spanish and English—and we are here to serve.

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