Boys and Girls Clubs in Colorado

United healthcare - bgcc will collaborate with 15 Boys & Girls club organizations ("Clubs") for this agreement. Boys & Girls Clubs ("Clubs") are committed to providing a safe place where young people can learn resiliency skills that prepare them to find and explore their personal passions and experience meaningful health, academic, and leadership outcomes. Clubs embed social-emotional development and positive mental health practices into the club experience so youth are equipped to prevent themselves from internalizing problems and externalizing behaviors, as evidenced by hundreds of thousands of alumni saying the club kept them out of trouble with the law. United has contributed to bgcc to assist Clubs in performing the activities.

Colorado department of human services office of behavioral health - the purpose of this program is to provide primary prevention programs or policies that address risk and protective factors that will have an impact on the substance misuse/abuse in the chosen priority population. Boys & Girls Clubs in Colorado shall provide primary prevention services to socioeconomically disadvantaged youth and their families at multiple service delivery sites throughout Colorado.

The Colorado health foundation - the purpose of this project is to increase healthy behaviors and positive developmental outcomes for all club youth ages 6 to 18 by leveraging positive youth development models, daily physical activity programming and facilities based out of school time including after-school, school breaks and summer programs with qualified youth development professionals.

Substance abuse & mental health svcs

Lincoln hills

Wells fargo foundation

All other program services - b&gc in Colorado