Servicios de La Raza

We supported thousands of clients through our basic emergency Services which provides food, clothing, diapers, and school supplies. The health enrollment literacy and promotion program provided culturally and linguistically relavent information through presentations, education and enrollment to the english and spanish-speaking communities throughout the denver metro area. Our victims in safe transition and self sufficiency program saw over a thousand victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and general crime supported through case management and legal victim advocacy. The behavioral health department provided culturally and linguistically responsive mental health and substance misuse Services in english and spanish to underserved and underrepresented populations. In response to the covid-19 pandemic, the behavioral health department began providing teletherapy to clients to avoid any disruption in Services. The combined efforts of staff and interns allowed for continued programming with at-risk youth at justice high school, providing Services targeted toward justice-involved individuals, as well as Services targeted toward victims. The efforts of the behavioral health department continues to provide opportunities for increased access to mental health and substance misuse treatment Services. Finally, the work and gain education and employment skills program offered supportive Services to adult parolees being released in the denver metro area.