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Assistive Technology (AT)AbleLink Technologies ......................................................... 5Assistive Technology Partners/Southeast Technical

Assistance Center ........................................................... 6ATG Rehab/United Seating and Mobility........................ 6Canine Companions for Independence............................. 7Lifeline of Colorado Springs.............................................. 14

Pikes Peak Community College ........................................ 17

Pikes Peak Library District ................................................. 17Sign Language Network, Inc.............................................. 20Special Needs 360 ................................................................ 20Support for Success ............................................................. 22

The Accessibility Store ........................................................ 22The Independence Center.................................................. 22

Community & Residential (C&R)Ariel Clinical Services............................................................ 5AspenPointe-Youth Directions ........................................... 5Carmel Community Living Corp & Carmel Brain

Center............................................................................... 7Cedar Springs Behavioral Health Hospital ........................ 7Cheyenne Village, Inc. ......................................................... 8Club of Arts Learning Center .............................................. 8Colorado Solutions ................................................................ 9Colorado Springs Housing Authority................................ 9Community Intersections ..................................................... 9

Community Outreach........................................................... 9Connecting with Community, Inc. ................................... 10Discover Goodwill of Southern and Western

Colorado ................................................................ 10-11Dungarvin Colorado, LLC ................................................. 11

Fishing Has No Boundaries............................................... 12Foundation for Successful Living..................................... 13Garden of the Gods Co-Housing, LLC........................... 13Holladay Brothers Constructions, Inc. ............................ 14Independent Living Experience ........................................ 14MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15Our House, Inc. .................................................................. 16Special Kids, Special Families ............................................ 20Stellar Care and Services, LLC ........................................... 21Sterling Care Adult Day Services ....................................... 21

Summit Behavioral Services ............................................... 21Support for Success ............................................................. 22

The Independence Center.................................................. 22Thrive Communities ............................................................ 23

Coordination of Services (CS)Community Intersections ..................................................... 9El Paso County Public Health ........................................... 12Exceptional Family Member Program ............................. 12Mended Little Hearts of Colorado Springs ..................... 15MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15

Parent to Parent of Colorado ........................................... 16

Rocky Mountain Options for Long-Term Care.............. 18Summit Behavioral Services ............................................... 21Support for Success ............................................................. 22

The Resource Exchange ..................................................... 23Transition Services ............................................................... 23

Education (ED)Alpine Autism Center........................................................... 5AspenPointe-Youth Directions ........................................... 5Assistive Technology Partners/Southeast Technical

Assistance Center ........................................................... 6Autism Behavior Associates, Inc. ...................................... 6BesTutors.com, LLC ............................................................. 6Body Brain Connection ........................................................ 6Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado Springs .............. 8Club of Arts Learning Center .............................................. 8College Living Experience ................................................... 8Discover Goodwill of Southern and Western

Colorado .................................................................. 10-11Eastern New Mexico University at Roswell .................... 11Foundation for Successful Living..................................... 13

Mended Little Hearts of Colorado Springs ..................... 15MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15NeuroRhythm Music Therapy Services............................ 16Our House, Inc. .................................................................. 16PEAK Parent Center, Inc. ................................................ 17Pikes Peak Community College ......................................... 17PlayDate Behavioral Interventions ................................... 18Sign Language Network, Inc. ............................................ 20Summit Behavioral Services ............................................... 21Support for Success ............................................................. 22

The Compass News ............................................................. 22The Independence Center.................................................. 22Transition Services ............................................................... 23

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Employment (EM)AspenPointe-Youth Directions ........................................... 5Assistive Technology Partners/Southeast Technical

Assistance Center ........................................................... 6Career Development Services ............................................. 7Carmel Community Living Corp & Carmel Brain

Center............................................................................... 7

Community Intersections ..................................................... 9Community Outreach........................................................... 9Discover Goodwill of Southern and Western

Colorado .................................................................. 10-11

Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) ................. 11Employment Works of Colorado ...................................... 12Kathy Kares, LLC ................................................................ 14MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15NISH Contracts ................................................................... 16Pikes Peak Workforce Center Youth Zone ..................... 17

School to Work Alliance Program (SWAP) ..................... 19The Independence Center.................................................. 22

Financial Assistance (FA)Cascade Investment Group ................................................. 7Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado Springs .............. 8Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities (CFPD) ...... 8

Employment Works of Colorado ...................................... 12Metlife .................................................................................... 15PlayDate Behavioral Interventions ................................... 18

Health, Mental Health, & Safety (HMS)Allergy Solutions of Colorado Springs ............................... 5Alpine Autism Center........................................................... 5

Amblicab ................................................................................. 5ATG Rehab / United Seating and Mobility ...................... 6Body Brain Connection ........................................................ 6Carmel Community Living Corp & Carmel Brain

Center............................................................................... 7Cedar Springs Behavioral Health Hospital ........................ 7Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Colorado

Springs ........................................................................... 10Ease-e Medical, Inc. ............................................................ 11Hanger Clinic ....................................................................... 13

Lifeline of Colorado Springs .............................................. 14Linda Knapp, Inc................................................................. 14

MGA Home Healthcare ..................................................... 15National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) ............... 16NeuroRhythm Music Therapy Services............................ 16Peak Vista Community Health Centers ............................ 18Safe & Strong Personal Safety Training Strategies for

People with Developmental Disabilities ................... 19Sharis Hugs.......................................................................... 19Special Needs 360 ................................................................ 20

The Independence Center.................................................. 22

Recreation & Leisure (R&L)

Amblicab ................................................................................. 5Ariel Clinical Services............................................................ 5C3 Therapeutic Skating........................................................ 7Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado Springs .............. 8Cheyenne Village, Inc. .......................................................... 8Colorado Lions Camp .......................................................... 9Connecting with Community, Inc. ................................... 10Discover Goodwill of Southern and Western

Colorado ................................................................. 10-11Dungarvin Colorado, LLC ................................................. 11Fishing Has No Boundaries ............................................... 12HILLS, Inc. .......................................................................... 14Mended Little Hearts of Colorado Springs ..................... 15

MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15NeuroRhythm Music Therapy Services............................ 16Pikes Peak Library District ................................................. 17Pikes Peak Therapeutic Riding Center ............................. 18Rocky Mountain Sibshops .................................................. 19Shorin Kung Fu, Inc. ........................................................... 20Special Olympics Colorado ................................................ 21Stellar Care and Services, LLC ........................................... 21

The Independence Center.................................................. 22Therapeutic Recreation Program....................................... 23Visually Impaired & Blind Skiers of Colorado Springs

Community .................................................................... 23Younglife Capernaum ......................................................... 24

Respite (R)Ariel Clinical Services............................................................ 5Carmel Community Living Corp & Carmel Brain

Center............................................................................... 7Connecting with Community, Inc. ................................... 10Foundation for Successful Living..................................... 13

MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15PlayDate Behavioral Interventions ................................... 18Special Kids, Special Families ............................................ 20Sterling Care Adult Day Services ....................................... 21

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Support & Advocacy (S&A)Alpine Autism Center........................................................... 5Autism Behavior Associates, Inc. ....................................... 6Body Brain Connection ........................................................ 6Broken Brain Achievers Club .............................................. 6Carmel Community Living Corp & Carmel Brain

Center............................................................................... 7

Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado SpringA Cognitive Connection ....................................................... 8Community Intersections ..................................................... 9Connecting with Community, Inc. ................................... 10Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Colorado

Springs ........................................................................... 10Dungarvin Colorado, LLC ................................................. 11Employment Works of Colorado ..................................... 12Exceptional Family Member Program ............................. 12Hearing Loss Association of AmericaColorado

Springs Chapter ............................................................ 13Independent Living Experience ........................................ 14Mended Little Hearts of Colorado Springs ..................... 15

MOSAIC ............................................................................... 15National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) ............... 16Parent to Parent of Colorado ............................................. 16PEAK Parent Center, Inc................................................... 17PlayDate Behavioral Interventions ................................... 18Rampart Range Aktion Club .............................................. 18

Rocky Mountain Options for Long Term Care .............. 18Rocky Mountain Sibshops .................................................. 19Self-Advocates as Leaders (SAAL) ................................... 19Special Kids, Special Families ............................................ 20Special Needs 360 ................................................................ 20Summit Behavioral Services ............................................... 21Support for Success ............................................................. 22

The Arc of the Pikes Peak Region .................................... 22The Compass News ............................................................. 22The Independence Center.................................................. 22The Resource Exchange ..................................................... 23Thrive Communities ............................................................ 23

Transportation (T)Amblicab ................................................................................. 5ATG Rehab / United Seating and Mobility ...................... 6Community Intersections ..................................................... 9

Connecting with Community, Inc. .................................... 10Freewheel Mobility.............................................................. 13Mountain Metropolitan Transit ......................................... 15

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AbleLink TechnologiesRich Herold618 N. Nevada AveColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 592-0347

www.ablelinktech.com

ATAbleLink Technologies specializes in person-centered technology byproviding access for those who struggle with memory, organization,and sequencing to everyday technologies such as computers, theinternet, email, PDAs, and cell phones.

Allergy Solutions of Colorado SpringsWendy McGowan, RN, LCN5170 N. Union BlvdSuite 104Colorado Springs, CO 80918

wendy@allergysolutionscs.com

HMSProviding allergy testing and treatment with no drugs and no needles.Just results! All ages. Allergy relief for hay fever, food and petallergies, barometric pressure, carsickness, heat, cold, acid reflux,irritable bowel syndrome, fatigue, and many more! Empoweringpeople to better health!

Alpine Autism CenterTana RiceDanielle Burgener2760 Fieldstone RdColorado Springs, CO 80919(719) 203-6903tana@alpineautism.orgdanielle@alpineautism.org

www.alpineautismcenter.org

HMS, S&A, EDA center-based treatment facility providing data driven, individualizedtherapy which utilizes the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis.Services include community outreach, consultation, parent support,training, and advocacy.

AmblicabGail Nehls1352 N Academy Blvd.Colorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 633-4601, ext. 107

HMS, R&L, TRDoor-through-door transportation services as needed for ages 18 andup in Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs. Some people mayqualify for reduced rates. ADA certification required. Providing hopeand health to the Colorado Springs area.

Ariel Clinical ServicesMichelle EncisoMain Office:1520 N. Union BlvdColorado Springs, CO 80909Dream Catchers Office:103 S Wahsatch AveColorado Springs, CO 80903menciso@arielcpa.org

www.arielcpa.orgwww.dreamcatcherscos.comwww.facebook.com/dreamcatcherscos

C&R, R&L, RA diverse and inclusive service agency providing exceptional care andsupport to children in the foster care system and adults withdevelopmental disabilities. We specialize in therapeutic foster careand support. We provide individualized and therapeutic residentialservices and host homes, as well as vocational day programopportunities to develop mentally disabled adults. We also providerespite services and community connectors to children and adults

with developmental disabilities. Foster care, adult residential,vocational day program, respite, and therapeutic services.

AspenPointe Youth Directions

Jamie Falasca220 Ruskin DrColorado Springs, CO 80910jamie.falasca@aspenpointe.org

www.aspenpoint.org

C&R, ED, EM

Program offers opportunities for youth to obtain the skills tobecome more independent, contributing members of theircommunity. These services include independent living skills,career exploration and career skills, job placement assistance, jobtraining, and restorative justice based services. All services areindividualized to meet the needs of youth in order to assist themin achieving their individual goals in life.

http://www.ablelinktech.com/http://www.ablelinktech.com/mailto:wendy@allergysolutionscs.commailto:wendy@allergysolutionscs.commailto:tana@alpineautism.orgmailto:tana@alpineautism.orgmailto:danielle@alpineautism.orgmailto:danielle@alpineautism.orghttp://www.alpineautismcenter.org/http://www.alpineautismcenter.org/mailto:menciso@arielcpa.orgmailto:menciso@arielcpa.orghttp://www.arielcpa.org/http://www.arielcpa.org/http://www.dreamcatcherscos.com/http://www.dreamcatcherscos.com/http://www.facebook.com/dreamcatcherscoshttp://www.facebook.com/dreamcatcherscosmailto:jamie.falasca@aspenpointe.orgmailto:jamie.falasca@aspenpointe.orghttp://www.aspenpoint.org/http://www.aspenpoint.org/http://www.aspenpoint.org/mailto:jamie.falasca@aspenpointe.orghttp://www.facebook.com/dreamcatcherscoshttp://www.dreamcatcherscos.com/http://www.arielcpa.org/mailto:menciso@arielcpa.orghttp://www.alpineautismcenter.org/mailto:danielle@alpineautism.orgmailto:tana@alpineautism.orgmailto:wendy@allergysolutionscs.comhttp://www.ablelinktech.com/

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C3 Therapeutic SkatingPam NearhoofHonnen Ice Arena30 W Cache La Poudre St.Colorado Springs, CO 80903c3theraskate@gmail.com

www.c3therapeuticskating.com

R&LC3 Therapeutic Skating is a U.S. Figure Skating certified program. Wespecialize in serving citizens of the community who are temporarily orpermanently disabled. Through ice-skating, you will become aware ofimproved agility, posture, balance, breathing, and overall strength. Allages are welcome. Challenge yourself, conquer the goal, and find yourconfidence.

Canine Companions for IndependenceKim Vossmer126 E. Las Animas St.Colorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 260-6151(303) 462-4646kvossmer@cci.org

www.cci.org

ATCCI provides highly trained assistance dogs and ongoingsupport toensure quality partnerships. CCI trains assistance dogs to assist adults

with physical disabilities by performing daily tasks, to alert the deafand hard of hearing to important sounds, and to enhanceindependence for children and adults with physical, cognitive, anddevelopmental disabilities.

Career Development ServicesEM Network, SSA

Yasmin Shumate

P.O. Box 25297Colorado Springs, CO 80936(719) 473-8575yasmin@careerdevservices.com

EMWe offer services to individuals with disabilities who participatein the Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Programs.

Carmel Community Living Corporation

& Carmel Brain CenterMarsha Knight, Region Managermknight@carmelclc.comLinda Brennenstuhl, Presidentlbrennenstuhl@carmelclc.com4740 Flintridge DrSuite 220

Colorado Springs, CO 80918(719) 477-9972

www.carmelcorp.com

C&R, EM, R, S&A, HMSProvides residential, supported living, vocational, familysupport(FSSP), respite, and Childrens Extensive Services (CES). We teachclients independent living skills and provide family support.Our Progressive Job Solutions Program provides supportedemployment services. Clients learn job skills in our community-based

volunteer Day Program. Clients learn theoretical business training,practical business skills, business support skills, business research, anddevelopment skills in our facility-based program. Brain Development

Therapy is a cutting edge, multi-modality program for the treatmentof a myriad of neuro-motor issues.

Cascade Investment GroupRob Wrubel, Senior Investment Consultant90 S. Cascade Ave.Suite 1250Colorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 632-0818rwrubel@ciginc.net

www.ciginc.net/specialneeds

FAAdvises families with a special needs family member on financialplanning, investment management, and solutions for funding trusts as

well as life, long-term care, and disability insurance. Independentinvestment advisory and planning firm located in Colorado Springs.Rob served as past president of the Board of Directors of Cheyenne

Village.

Cedar Springs Behavioral Health

HospitalDenise Montano, Community Liaison2135 Southgate Rd.Colorado Springs, CO 80906(719) 633-4114denise.montano@uhsinc.com

www.cederspringsbhs.com

C&R, HMSWe are a 110-bed facility located in southwest Colorado Springs. Weprovide both acute and residential levels of care since 1924. We work

with children/adolescents and adults. Cedar Springs Hospitalwelcomes local and out-of-state referrals from families andindividuals. We offer programs for military/veterans and theirdependents.

mailto:c3theraskate@gmail.commailto:c3theraskate@gmail.comhttp://www.c3therapeuticskating.com/http://www.c3therapeuticskating.com/mailto:kvossmer@cci.orgmailto:kvossmer@cci.orghttp://www.cci.org/http://www.cci.org/mailto:yasmin@careerdevservices.commailto:yasmin@careerdevservices.commailto:mknight@carmelclc.commailto:mknight@carmelclc.commailto:lbrennenstuhl@carmelclc.commailto:lbrennenstuhl@carmelclc.comhttp://www.carmelcorp.com/http://www.carmelcorp.com/mailto:rwrubel@ciginc.netmailto:rwrubel@ciginc.nethttp://www.ciginc.net/specialneedshttp://www.ciginc.net/specialneedsmailto:denise.montano@uhsinc.commailto:denise.montano@uhsinc.comhttp://www.cederspringsbhs.com/http://www.cederspringsbhs.com/http://www.cederspringsbhs.com/mailto:denise.montano@uhsinc.comhttp://www.ciginc.net/specialneedsmailto:rwrubel@ciginc.nethttp://www.carmelcorp.com/mailto:lbrennenstuhl@carmelclc.commailto:mknight@carmelclc.commailto:yasmin@careerdevservices.comhttp://www.cci.org/mailto:kvossmer@cci.orghttp://www.c3therapeuticskating.com/mailto:c3theraskate@gmail.com

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Colorado Lions Camp28541 State Hwy 67

Woodland Park, CO 80863-9714(719) 687-2087Dan Smith, Executive Directorcoloradolionscamp@msn.comMichelle Werner, Office Assistant

mwerner@coloradolioncamp.org

R&LThe CO Lions Camp is a 501-c3 owned by the Lions Clubs of CO.We are a summer camp for people with special needs ages 8 to senioradults. Camperships available to help pay expenses. We offer camping,hiking, crafts, horseback riding, swimming, fishing, ropes course, minigolf, and mountain biking for those who are able. Applicationsavailable on our website.

Colorado Solutions2 N. Cascade Ave. #1100Colorado Springs, CO 80903

www.coloradosolutions.orgChris Barker(303) 636-5880cbarker@denveroptions.orgLynne Snodgrass(303) 636-5876lsnodgrass@coloradosolutions.org

Jane Booth

(303) 636-5781jbooth@coloradosolutions.org

C&RColorado Solutions is a program of Denver Options, a human serviceagency with 20 years of care coordination experience. Secure,

welcoming homes, residential and independent living skills training.Services also include private pay, respite, representative payee andhealthcare connections.

Colorado Springs Housing AuthorityJudy Scandura831 S. Nevada Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 387-6714jas@csha.us

C&RProvides housing for eligible low-income individuals and families(when available).

Community IntersectionsTerry Holmes

5475 Galley Rd. # 400AColorado Springs, CO 80915(719) 574-6101 Ext. 29terry.h@ci-springs.org

EM, C&R, CS, S&A, TRAssist adults (18 years or older) with developmental disabilities to

become as independent and self-sufficient as possible. Services areprovided in the following areas: residential, employment, work skillstraining, community participation, supported living, and specializedtransportation. Individualized services have resulted in peopleimproving the quality of their lives and finding success in becomingpart of their communities.

Community OutreachKarin Cowan805 S. Tejon St.Colorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 578-1227

Fax: (719) 578-1322commoutreach@pcisys.net

C&R, EMWe help people with disabilities age 18 and older learn independentliving and job skills, make friends, access community resources, andobtain and keep jobs in the community. We assist people living in a

variety of residential settings to gain independence and meet personal

goals. We accept private pay for vocational follow-along services.

mailto:coloradolionscamp@msn.commailto:coloradolionscamp@msn.commailto:mwerner@coloradolioncamp.orgmailto:mwerner@coloradolioncamp.orghttp://www.coloradosolutions.org/http://www.coloradosolutions.org/mailto:cbarker@denveroptions.orgmailto:cbarker@denveroptions.orgmailto:lsnodgrass@coloradosolutions.orgmailto:lsnodgrass@coloradosolutions.orgmailto:jbooth@coloradosolutions.orgmailto:jas@csha.usmailto:jas@csha.usmailto:terry.h@ci-springs.orgmailto:terry.h@ci-springs.orgmailto:commoutreach@pcisys.netmailto:commoutreach@pcisys.netmailto:commoutreach@pcisys.netmailto:terry.h@ci-springs.orgmailto:jas@csha.usmailto:jbooth@coloradosolutions.orgmailto:lsnodgrass@coloradosolutions.orgmailto:cbarker@denveroptions.orghttp://www.coloradosolutions.org/mailto:mwerner@coloradolioncamp.orgmailto:coloradolionscamp@msn.com

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Connecting with Community, Inc.Bella Eisenstein895 Columbine Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80904(719) 634-3121cwcbyla@comcast.net

www.cstcoa.org

C&R, R&L, R, S&A, TRProvides supported living services (SLS) to adults with developmentaldisabilities. Services include personal care, mentorship, enhancedhomemaker, supported community connections, transportation andhourly respite. Club of Arts Learning Center is CWCs site based dayprogram for people in SLS and Comprehensive services. Classes in

visual arts, performing arts and life skills.

The Buddy Bus takes goes into the community for hiking, walkingand field trips, working out at the YMCA. Participants are encouragedto have fun at their own pace.

Depression and Bipolar Support

Alliance of Colorado SpringsMarsha RitterbandLarry Ritterband2132 E. Bijou St.Suite 112Colorado Springs, CO 80909help@DBSAColoradoSprings.org

www.DBSAColoradoSprings.org

HMS, S&AMission: To improve lives of people living with mood disorders(depression, bipolar, anxiety, PTSD). Free weekly self-help supportgroups specifically for adults, young adults, teens 15+, women,

veterans, seniors, survivors of sexual assault, and family and friends(caregivers) offered at three locations. Also, Resource Center and freelending library available at our Bijou location.

Disability ConsultantsGerald W. Riley,MS225 S. Academy Blvd. #101Colorado Springs, CO 80910(719) 574-9002geraldwriley@disabilityconsultnats.biz

FA, S&AOur agency is devoted to representing people needing help whenfiling any disability claim with the Social Security Administration. Ourorganization completes the paperwork for you. We also updatemedical records and prepare you for the hearing process. Werepresent you before a hearing judge and meet with you to keep youinformed of your file status.

Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western ColoradoBillie Jo Starr

1460 Garden of the Gods RoadColorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 785-9239bstarr@discovermygoodwill.org

C&RHost homes and apartments; assists individuals inacquiring skills to become more independent.

Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western Colorado West LocationElaina Hawker528 W Colorado Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80905(719) 634-6806ehawker@discovermygoodwill.org

R&LDay program for adults; houses Snoezelen: multi-sensory roomstimulating the senses in a relaxing, controlled, and accessibleatmosphere.

Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western Colorado North LocationJami Ingerling2360A Montebello Square Dr.Colorado Springs, CO 80918(719) 785-9278jingerling@discovermygoodwill.org

R&LDay program for adults; houses Snoezelen: multi-sensory roomstimulating the senses in a relaxing, controlled, and accessibleatmosphere.

http://www.cstcoa.org/http://www.cstcoa.org/mailto:help@DBSAColoradoSprings.orgmailto:help@DBSAColoradoSprings.orghttp://www.dbsacoloradosprings.org/http://www.dbsacoloradosprings.org/mailto:geraldwriley@disabilityconsultnats.bizmailto:geraldwriley@disabilityconsultnats.bizmailto:bstarr@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:bstarr@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:ehawker@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:ehawker@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:jingerling@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:jingerling@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:jingerling@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:ehawker@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:bstarr@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:geraldwriley@disabilityconsultnats.bizhttp://www.dbsacoloradosprings.org/mailto:help@DBSAColoradoSprings.orghttp://www.cstcoa.org/

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Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western ColoradoAlison Burns1460 Garden of the Gods RdColorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 785-9278aburns@discovermygoodwill.org

EMEmployment assessment or matching motivated, developmentallydisabled adults with employers who need employees who possessskills, or can be trained to perform skills required to complete tasks ina successful manner.

Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western ColoradoGrant Langdon1460 Garden of the Gods RdColorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 785-9297glangdon@discovermygoodwill.org

EMThe purpose of the Transition Services Program is to provide highschool students in special education with a supportive environmentthat molds work behaviors, develops work habits, and teachesfundamental work skills.

Discover Goodwill of Southern and

Western ColoradoJaimy Criswell1460 Garden of the Gods Rd

Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 381-9484jcriswell@discovermygoodwill.org

EDSpecialized day program for adults; featuring an art studio,gymnasium, interactive apartment, and more.

Division of Vocational RehabilitationThomas H. Martinez, Jr.165 Garden of the Gods Rd.Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 635-3585Fax: (719) 635-3177tomz.martinez@state.co.us

www.dvrcolorado.com

EMThe Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) helps individualswith disabilities prepare for, secure, retain, and regain suitable jobs. Arehabilitation counselor determines eligibility and rehabilitation needs.Services may include vocational guidance and counseling, job seekingskills training, and job placement services. Services are individualizedand depend on what each individual needs to become successfullyemployed.

Dungarvin Colorado, LLCMaryann Copper805 North Murray Blvd.Suite 201Colorado Springs, CO 80915(719) 632-5205mcooper@dungarvin.com

C&R, R&L, S&AFoster Care/Residential: Licensed state child placement foster careagency. Therapeutic homes for children with and without disabilitiesand/or behavior challenges, respects and responds to the choices ofindividuals. Customized services for adults living in host homes orindependently. Momma-Baby program, supporting mothers. Dayprogram: mentor style. One-to-one and group options. Promotingindependence while accessing the community. 100% individualizedand consumer-driven program. Supported Living Services (SLS):includes supported employment, personal care, supported communityconnections, homemaker, mentorship, and high school transitionservices.

Ease-e Medical Inc.Patrick Baker731 S. 8th St.Canon City, CO 81212(800) 800-5914patrick@easemedic.com

www.ease-estore.com

HMSProviding medical equipment and supplies specifically to people withintellectual disabilities, assisting individuals and agencies withMedicaid or Medicare in securing needed medical supplies.

mailto:aburns@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:aburns@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:glangdon@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:glangdon@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:jcriswell@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:jcriswell@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:tomz.martinez@state.co.usmailto:tomz.martinez@state.co.ushttp://www.dvrcolorado.com/http://www.dvrcolorado.com/mailto:mcooper@dungarvin.commailto:mcooper@dungarvin.commailto:patrick@easemedic.commailto:patrick@easemedic.comhttp://www.ease-estore.com/http://www.ease-estore.com/http://www.ease-estore.com/mailto:patrick@easemedic.commailto:mcooper@dungarvin.comhttp://www.dvrcolorado.com/mailto:tomz.martinez@state.co.usmailto:jcriswell@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:glangdon@discovermygoodwill.orgmailto:aburns@discovermygoodwill.org

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Eastern New Mexico University At

RoswellPeter StoverP.O. Box 6000Roswell, NM 88202(575) 624-7002peter.stover@roswell.enmu.edu

www.roswell.enmu.edu/special_services

EDSpecialized occupational training for students with disabilities able tolive independently and obtain positions in competitive employment.

El Paso County Public HealthAnita Walter1675 Garden of the God Rd.Suite 2044Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 578-3200

www.elpasocountyhealth.org

CSHealth care program for children with special needs. Helps families

with special needs children (ages 0-21) coordinate their childs medicalservices, connect with support groups and specialty clinics, and makereferrals to other community organizations that can provide neededservices.

Employment Works of ColoradoJulie Taylor, Community Work IncentiveCoordinator (CWIC)

411 Lakewood CircleSuite B129Colorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 597-0068jtaylor@cpco.org

www.EMworks.org

EM, FA, S&AProvide Social Security (SSA) work incentives planningand assistanceto SSA beneficiaries and families. Refer beneficiaries with disabilities

to employment networks or state vocational rehabilitation agencies.Provide information about subsidized health benefits coverage tobeneficiaries entered in the workforce. Inform them of protection andadvocacy services. Serve all SSA beneficiaries with disabilitiesincluding transition-to-work aged youth.

Exceptional Family Member ProgramSchriever AFBNancy Seckman(719) 567-3920

CS, S&AComprehensive, coordinated, multi-agency approach for communitysupport, housing, medical, educational, and personnel services tofamilies with an exceptional family member. Assists families withnavigating systems, connecting with resources, advocacy, transitioning,childcare, respite care, and general information.

Exceptional Family Member ProgramPeterson AFB

Jackie Wickham(719) 556-6141

CS, S&AComprehensive, coordinated, multi-agency approach for communitysupport, housing, medical, educational, and personnel services tofamilies with an exceptional family member. Assists families withnavigating systems, connecting with resources, advocacy,transitioning, childcare, respite care, and general information.

Exceptional Family Member ProgramUSAF AcademyLisa Taylor(719) 333-3444

CS, S&AComprehensive, coordinated, multi-agency approach for communitysupport, housing, medical, educational, and personnel services tofamilies with an exceptional family member. Assists families with

navigating systems, connecting with resources, advocacy,transitioning, childcare, respite care, and general information.

Fishing Has No BoundariesCheryl Saldana1535 Saratoga Dr.Colorado Springs, CO 80910(719) 873-3462cheryl@csfhnb.org

C&R, R&LMost of us think that going fishing is as easy as a walk down to thelakefor 56 million Americans with disabilities its not that simple.Fishing Has No Boundaries, Inc. is dedicated to assisting persons

with disabilities to a day on the boat along with the thrill of catchingfish.

mailto:peter.stover@roswell.enmu.edumailto:peter.stover@roswell.enmu.eduhttp://www.roswell.enmu.edu/special_serviceshttp://www.roswell.enmu.edu/special_serviceshttp://www.elpasocountyhealth.org/http://www.elpasocountyhealth.org/mailto:jtaylor@cpco.orgmailto:jtaylor@cpco.orghttp://www.employmentworks.org/http://www.employmentworks.org/mailto:cheryl@csfhnb.orgmailto:cheryl@csfhnb.orgmailto:cheryl@csfhnb.orghttp://www.employmentworks.org/mailto:jtaylor@cpco.orghttp://www.elpasocountyhealth.org/http://www.roswell.enmu.edu/special_servicesmailto:peter.stover@roswell.enmu.edu

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Foundation for Successful LivingTricia Harris2210 E. LaSalle St.Colorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 227-3939

Triciaharris2@msn.com

C&R, ED, RFSL is a functional and therapeutic learning center that offers thefollowing programs:

Ages 3 and up: Physical, Occupational, Speech andBehavioral Therapy focusing on Sensory ProcessingDisorders, Autism, Learning Difficulties and educationalreadiness

Ages 18-21: Transitional and Vocational Educationfocusing on life skills and employment readiness

Day programming for all ages covered by the CES andSLS waivers

After school programs focusing on socialization and lifeskill development

Summer programs for all ages

Freewheel MobilityMark Major4655 Town Center Dr

Site 106Colorado Springs, CO 80916(719)-635-7800

www.freewheelvans.com

TRProviding the best sales and service support ofwheelchairaccessible minivans, wheelchair and scooter lifts, adaptive

driving aids, and wheelchair accessible van rentals.

Garden of the Gods Co-Housing, LLCLouis Lucas & Julie Foster, Co-Directors1505 W Saint Vrain St.Colorado Springs, CO 80904lucas@lucaswriter.com

C&RCo-housing creating a diverse, connected, caringcommunity of typicalfamilies and those with special needs in independent, privately ownedor rented homes. A convenient short walk to Uintah Gardensfeaturing bus stop, supermarket, bank, Arc & dollar stores, ACE &

Walgreens, video rentals, and Starbucks. Watchful, connectedcommunity. Perfect option for families with special needs.

Hanger ClinicErin Nolan175 S. Union Blvd.Suite 370Colorado Springs, CO 80920(719) 632-5075

www.hanger.com

HMSWe help amputees and individuals with musculoskeletal disabilitiesand injuries improve their quality of life and regain their confidence.From artificial limbs to braces and orthotic shoes, we offer acomplete range of products and services to get patients back on theirfeet again. With a network of over 700+ patient Care Clinicsnationwide and hundreds of certified specialists and technicians whocustomize and fit prosthetic and orthotic devices. Hanger is by far thelargest and most experienced P&O provider in the nation. We fit ourpatients with the most advanced prosthetic and orthotic technologiesin the world, including the i-Limb Hand, C-Leg, and Walk Aidedevice. Each year we fit thousands of patients with the latest in

prosthetics, braces, and supports for a wide variety of conditions.

Hearing Loss Association of America

Colorado Springs ChapterPauline Weisshlaacosprings@gmail.comFacebook: HLAAColoradoSprings

S&AThe mission of the Hearing Loss Association (HLAA) is to open theworld of communication for people with hearing loss throughinformation, education, advocacy, and support. The HLAA meets atthe Mission Medical Clinic at 2125 E. La Salle St. in Colorado Springsfrom 1-3 pm on the 2nd Saturday of each month.

mailto:Triciaharris2@msn.commailto:Triciaharris2@msn.comhttp://www.freewheelvans.com/http://www.freewheelvans.com/mailto:lucas@lucaswriter.commailto:lucas@lucaswriter.comhttp://www.hanger.com/http://www.hanger.com/mailto:hlaacosprings@gmail.commailto:hlaacosprings@gmail.commailto:hlaacosprings@gmail.comhttp://www.hanger.com/mailto:lucas@lucaswriter.comhttp://www.freewheelvans.com/mailto:Triciaharris2@msn.com

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HILLS, Inc.Polly Mendoza642 Carr St.Lakewood, CO 80214(303) 875-9149info@hills-inc.org

www.hills-inc.org

R&LWe offer a variety of 3- to 5-day long vacation and camping tripsthroughout the entire year for people with developmental disabilitiesand TBI. Participants are from all over Colorado and the USA.HILLS stands for Healthy, Independent Leisure and Lifestyles.

Holiday Brother Construction, Inc.Alison Winters, Marketing & PR216 Auburn Dr.Colorado Springs, CO 80909alison@holidaybros.com

C&RHome accessibility modifications have come a long wayfromhospital sterile and can be a perfect blend of beauty andfunctionality. Using ADA standards, we make only improvementsthat are safe, reliable, and tailored to the individual or family. Freeconsultation, no obligation. Certified Medicaid Provider and VAapproved contractor.

Independent Living ExperienceChris Smith1405 Lincoln St.Suite 208Denver, CO 80203(855) 664-9333csmith@independentlivingexperience.com

C&R, S&AIndependent Living Experience (ILE) is a customized support servicefor adults desiring a life of independence. Our team of dedicatedprofessionals works directly with each adult to help them becometheir own self-determined advocate with the necessary skills to besuccessful within their living, working, and social environments

Kathy Kares, LLCKathy Dowdell, EM Consultant(719) 646-4745kathykares.llc@gmail.com

EMLooking for work? Ready to be a productive employee? Let mehelp you find a job and assist you in training. I am a vendor for theColorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. I can help youexplore services available by referring and assisting you togovernment agencies that provide them, often at no expense toyou.

Lifeline of Colorado SpringsNicky Nicholas300 Garden of the Gods RoadSuite 109Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 522-9779nicky@srda.org

AT, HMSThe Philips Lifeline allows individuals emergency response at thetouch of a button, 24 hours a day. Cost-effective and proven, Lifelinehas been helping those at risk and their families relax. The new andunique Lifeline with Auto Alert* is the only medical alert pendantthat will call for help when you cant press the button. ColoradoSprings Lifeline is a fee-based program and can be paid for byMedicaids HCBS-EBD waiver.

Linda Knapp, Inc.Linda Knapp, MS. CCC-SLP207 W. Rockrimmon Blvd.

Suite 109Colorado Springs, CO 80919(719) 200-6006mooneyes57@aol.com

HMSLinda Knapp is an outpatient Certified Speech Pathologist with 20years of experience with children and adults with neurological speech,

voice, language, and swallowing disorders. Private insurance isaccepted in most cases.

mailto:info@hills-inc.orgmailto:info@hills-inc.orghttp://www.hills-inc.org/http://www.hills-inc.org/mailto:alison@holidaybros.commailto:alison@holidaybros.commailto:csmith@independentlivingexperience.commailto:csmith@independentlivingexperience.commailto:kathykares.llc@gmail.commailto:kathykares.llc@gmail.commailto:nicky@srda.orgmailto:nicky@srda.orgmailto:mooneyes57@aol.commailto:mooneyes57@aol.commailto:mooneyes57@aol.commailto:nicky@srda.orgmailto:kathykares.llc@gmail.commailto:csmith@independentlivingexperience.commailto:alison@holidaybros.comhttp://www.hills-inc.org/mailto:info@hills-inc.org

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Mended Little Hearts of Colorado

SpringsMindy Younger(719) 331-8920

www.mendedlittleheartsofcoloradosprings.orgColoradoSpringsCO@mendedlittlehearts.org

CS, ED, R&L, S&AMended Little Hearts is a newly created non-profit providing familysupport for children and adults living with congenital and acquiredpediatric heart disease. We do this by providing hospital visitation,hospital care packages, parent support meetings, family activities, andparent matching.

Metlife - Center for Special NeedsPlanningBrad Hallock, Special Needs Planner &Financial Services Representative1755 Telstar DriveSuite 306Colorado Springs, CO 80920Phone: (719) 265-7064Fax: (719) 535-9252bhallock@metlife.com

FAMy mission is to help families plan for the future of their dependentswith special needs, including preserving government benefits andproviding insurance and other financial solutions which can helpprovide lifetime quality care.

MGA Home HealthcareJustin Grant675 Soutpointe CourtSuite 130Colorado Springs, CO 80906Phone: (719) 476-0200Fax: (719) 476-0201

www.mgahomecare.comjustin@mgahealthcare.com

HMSMGA is the premier provider of pediatric homecare services formedically fragile children in Colorado Springs and surrounding areas.

Work in collaboration with the most prestigious facilities in thecountry to ensure a healthy hospital to home transition. Dedicated tocaring for children with special needs and providing skilled nursingsupport for their families. Develop a plan of care that specificallyaddresses the individual needs of the child. Care about the well-beingof each child and their family members. Work diligently to ensure thehighest quality of care.

MOSAICJames Moore888 W. Garden of the Gods Road

Suite 100Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 380-0451 ext. 43188

www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmjames.moore@mosaicinfo.org

C&R, CS, ED, EM, R&L, R, S&AProvides a variety of supports and opportunities toadults with intellectual disabilities in pursuing their own life goals and

spirituality. Services include several residential service options forcommunity living, job skills training, supported employment, schooltransition programming, community volunteering, life skills building,and community participation.

Mountain Metropolitan TransitJohn Oliphint1015 Transit DriveColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 385-7439

joliphint@springsgov.com

TRMountain MetroPublic transportation system that serves the City ofColorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region [Fare & Schedules: 385-RIDE (7433) Option 4]

Metro MobilityCurb to curb ADA Para transit service [Information:385-RIDE(7433) Option 3]Metro RidesCarpool, school, vanpool, and telecommuting services[Information:385-RIDE (7433) Option 2].

http://www.mendedlittleheartsofcoloradosprings.org/http://www.mendedlittleheartsofcoloradosprings.org/mailto:ColoradoSpringsCO@mendedlittlehearts.orgmailto:ColoradoSpringsCO@mendedlittlehearts.orgmailto:bhallock@metlife.commailto:bhallock@metlife.comhttp://www.mgahomecare.com/http://www.mgahomecare.com/mailto:justin@mgahealthcare.commailto:justin@mgahealthcare.comhttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmhttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmhttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmmailto:james.moore@mosaicinfo.orgmailto:james.moore@mosaicinfo.orgmailto:joliphint@springsgov.commailto:joliphint@springsgov.commailto:joliphint@springsgov.commailto:james.moore@mosaicinfo.orghttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmhttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmhttp://www.mosaicinfo.org/colorado_springs/index.htmmailto:justin@mgahealthcare.comhttp://www.mgahomecare.com/mailto:bhallock@metlife.commailto:ColoradoSpringsCO@mendedlittlehearts.orghttp://www.mendedlittleheartsofcoloradosprings.org/

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National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

(NAMI)Marilyn Lovato510 E. WilliametteColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 473-8477(719) 290-1929

candlemaril@comcast.net

HMS, S&AProvides support, education and advocacy to families of people withmental illness.

NeuroRhythm Music Therapy ServicesKate St. John, MM MT-BS830 Tenderfoot Hill RoadSuite 150Colorado Springs, CO 80906(719) 213-4330

www.NeuroRhythm.com

ED, HMS, R&LNeuroRhythm provides exceptional music therapy services forchildren and adults with developmental and neurological challenges.

We are a research-based behavioral music therapy practice, integratingthe scientific fields of Neurologic Music Therapy (NMT) with

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Music therapy improves cognitive,speech/language, motor, social-emotional, behavioral and sensoryskills.

NISH ContractsLisa Lynch

Pueblo Diversified Industries (PDI)(719) 527-7816llynch@pdipueblo.org

Vivian ColonyProfessional Contract Services, Inc., (PCSI)(719) 526-7433

vcolony@psciinc.com

Chuck Boynton Service Source(719) 579-5700coynton@ourpeoplework.org

EMNISH contract employers hire individuals with disabilities to work on

government installations. Employees perform janitorial, hospitalhousekeeping, and dining facility duties at Fort Carson sites.Employees are paid at a federal wage rate and receive benefits. Underfederal guidelines and to qualify for these set aside contracts, NISHcontracts are required to keep a staff of employees comprised of atleast 75% of individuals with disabilities.

Our House, Inc.Che Frey, Executive Director1609 S. WahsatchColorado Springs, CO 80905&2025 Parliament DriveColorado Springs, CO 80920(719) 477-0109Fax: (719) 477-0119

www.ourhouseinc.orgprogramdirector@ourhouseinc.org

C&R, EDOur House, Inc., is a community day program committed to helpingpersons with disabilities seek independence through peer interaction,

vocational training, assistance with daily living skills, and volunteeringprograms. Our House, Inc. promotes an atmosphere of learning whileoffering individuals the ability to express themselves creativelythrough individualized programming based according to eachindividual's needs and desires.

Parent to Parent of ColoradoKaren Rutlege, Outreach Coordinator(877) 472-7201

www.p2p-co.org

CS, S&AParent to Parent is a statewide organization that supports families

with children and adults with disabilities or special health care needs.We offer an internet discussion group of over 1400 families, one toone matching (connecting families with other families), informationand referral, a resource rich website, and an annual family picnic.

mailto:candlemaril@comcast.netmailto:candlemaril@comcast.nethttp://www.neurorhythm.com/http://www.neurorhythm.com/mailto:llynch@pdipueblo.orgmailto:llynch@pdipueblo.orgmailto:vcolony@psciinc.commailto:vcolony@psciinc.commailto:coynton@ourpeoplework.orgmailto:coynton@ourpeoplework.orghttp://www.ourhouseinc.org/http://www.ourhouseinc.org/mailto:programdirector@ourhouseinc.orgmailto:programdirector@ourhouseinc.orghttp://www.p2p-co.org/http://www.p2p-co.org/http://www.p2p-co.org/mailto:programdirector@ourhouseinc.orghttp://www.ourhouseinc.org/mailto:coynton@ourpeoplework.orgmailto:vcolony@psciinc.commailto:llynch@pdipueblo.orghttp://www.neurorhythm.com/mailto:candlemaril@comcast.net

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PEAK Parent Center, Inc.Barbara Buswell, Executive Director611 N. WeberSuite 200Colorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 531-9400 ext. 117

www.peakparent.org

info@peakparent.orgbschaffner@peakparent.org

ED, S&APEAK Parent Center provides assistance to families of children frombirth to age 26 with disabilities, educators, and others who work withthem through our various services: a telephone hotline, trainings,conferences, our website, online calendar, and publications.

Pikes Peak Community CollegeOffice of Accommodative Services andInstructional Support (OASIS)

Computer Access Center (CAC)

Michael Nusen, DirectorPPCCCentennial Campus5675 S. Academy Blvd.

A 115

Colorado Springs, CO 80906www.ppcc.edu/OASIS

ED, ATOASIS creates an accessible environment by providing reasonableand appropriate services and accommodations for students withdocumented disabilities and veterans who are disabled:- Computer assistive technology- Alternative testing arrangements- Advocacy training- Identification of strengths and weaknesses- Instruction in learning strategies- Note taking

- Readers/Scribes- Text in alternate formats- Sign language interpreting servicesCAC assures equal educational opportunities for students withdisabilities. Offers courses and training in computer assistivetechnology and use of assistive technology application software:- Voice recognition- Keyboard modification- Screen reading- Braille/enlarged print- Word predication and abbreviation- Screen text enlargement/large screen monitors

- Speech synthesizers- Large print keyboards- Screen modifications- Learning method alternative

Pikes Peak Library DistrictDelaina MassieEast Library5550 N. Union Blvd.Colorado Springs, CO 80918Penrose Library20 N. Cascade Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80903

(719) 531-6333(719) 389-8968

www.ppld.org

AT, R&LA community information center which provides all residentscomplete information and/or referrals. Resources for everyone andtheir needs, including large print materials, audio-books, e-books, ande-audio-books. Assistive technology stations available at the East,Penrose, and Fountain libraries.

http://www.peakparent.org/http://www.peakparent.org/mailto:info@peakparent.orgmailto:info@peakparent.orgmailto:bschaffner@peakparent.orgmailto:bschaffner@peakparent.orghttp://www.ppcc.edu/OASIShttp://www.ppcc.edu/OASIShttp://www.ppld.org/http://www.ppld.org/http://www.ppld.org/http://www.ppcc.edu/OASISmailto:bschaffner@peakparent.orgmailto:info@peakparent.orghttp://www.peakparent.org/

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Pikes Peak Therapeutic Riding CenterJody Enget13620 Halleluiah TrailElbert, CO 80106(719) 495-3908pptrc@pptrc.orgenget@pptrc.org

R&LPPTRC strives to enhance the quality of life for people withdisabilities or special needs through equine assisted therapies andactivities. PPTRC has 3 programs: therapeutic riding, hippotherapy,and equine-facilitated therapy.

Pikes Peak Workforce Center YouthZoneCathy Cimino1675 W. Garden of the Gods RoadSuite 1107Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 667-3860

www.ppwfc.orgcathycimino@elpasoco.com

EM, EMEducation and employment services for youth 17 to 21 years of agethat have barriers to gaining successful employment. Supports youth

while attaining high school diploma or GED, provides careercounseling on high demand careers and provides resources forcertificate, vocational and college education programs.

Peak Vista Community Health Centers340 Printers Parkway

Colorado Springs, CO 80910(719) 632-5700

www.peakvista.org

HMSPeak Vista Community Health Centers is a non-profit, Federally

Qualified Health Center (FQHC) dedicated to premier medical,dental, and behavioral health services for people of all ages. At ourDevelopmental Disabilities Health Center, we focus on providingexceptional healthcare for adult patients (18 and older) that have aDevelopmental Disability.

PlayDate Behavioral IntentionsCassandra Hooper3361 N. Academy Blvd.Colorado Springs, CO 80917(719) 465-3989

www.myplaydate.orginfo@myplaydate.org

ED, FA, R, S&AFull range of services for children with disabilities. 1:1 and group

ABA therapy, half- and full-day educational placement, Respite care,and other family support services. We create a program to meet theneeds and build on the strengths of each child.

ABA Therapy in home and in our Center

Teen Social/Vocational Group

Social Skills Groups

Respiteand more...

Rampart Range Aktion ClubTom Martinez, Jr.12 N. MeadeColorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 329-8623

S&AA national/local service leadership organization for adults withdisabilities.

Rocky Mountain Options for Long-Term

CareIntake Department2812 E. Bijou StreetColorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 457-0660, ext. 0 or 100

S&A, CSOptions for long-term care offers case management and assessmentsfor a variety of Medicaid long-term care programs for individuals withdisabilities from 18 years and up, with several programs for children.Following are the populations targeted in the programs: brain injured,mental illness, persons living with AIDS, elderly, blind and physicallydisabled, and a childrens life limiting illness waiver.

mailto:pptrc@pptrc.orgmailto:pptrc@pptrc.orgmailto:enget@pptrc.orgmailto:enget@pptrc.orghttp://www.ppwfc.org/http://www.ppwfc.org/mailto:cathycimino@elpasoco.commailto:cathycimino@elpasoco.comhttp://www.peakvista.org/http://www.peakvista.org/http://www.myplaydate.org/http://www.myplaydate.org/mailto:info@myplaydate.orgmailto:info@myplaydate.orgmailto:info@myplaydate.orghttp://www.myplaydate.org/http://www.peakvista.org/mailto:cathycimino@elpasoco.comhttp://www.ppwfc.org/mailto:enget@pptrc.orgmailto:pptrc@pptrc.org

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Rocky Mountain SibshopsLisa Croce(719) 357-2050

www.rockymountainsibshops.com

R&L, S&ASibshops are a series of supportive, active, therapeutic, and fun

workshop-style events for kids who have siblings with special needsof any type. It is a place for sibs to come together to meet oneanother, and celebrate both the joys and concerns they have incommon, problem-solve, vent, learn, as well as simply play.

Safe and Strong Personal SafetyTrainingStrategies for People with DevelopmentalDisabilitiesIrene Lucas, Safety Trainer1505 W. St. Vrain StreetColorado Springs, CO 80904(719) 313-1582lucas@lucaswrites.com

HMSSafety training is a powerful barrier between predators and peoplewith DD. Providing empowering, real-life strategies for personalsafety, Safe and Strong informs people with developmental disabilitiespractical safety training to help make them safe both at home and inthe community using interactive video and curriculum.

School to Work Alliance Program

(SWAP)District 201110 Chapel Hills DriveColorado Springs, CO 80920(719) 234-1333District 111702 N. MurrayColorado Springs, CO 80915(719) 328-3093(719) 393-5763Districts 2, 3, 8 & 12 and Pikes Peak BOCES4825 Lorna PlaceColorado Springs, CO 80915(719) 380-6258

District 14, RE-2, Cripple Creek/Victor211 N. BaldwinPO Box 99

Woodland Park, CO 80866(719) 686-2457(719) 491-6036

EMSWAP is a community based program designed to help individuals(ages 16-25) with mild to moderate disabilities find and maintain

employment. Individuals must have transitioned or be ready totransition from school to work.

Self-Advocates as Leaders (SAAL)Annette Stahuljak, Advisor(719) 213-8752(719) 290-0329

S&ASAAL is a group of individuals with various types of disabilities wholearn to speak for themselves and take advocacy to the next level.Members assist others to advocate for themselves. SAAL membersmeet monthly and meet every three months with other advocacy

groups in Colorado. Group is for ages 18 and up.

Sharis HugsShari-Rae Tiilikainen(719) 358-1181

HMSTherapeutic vests and blankets.

http://www.rockymountainsibshops.com/http://www.rockymountainsibshops.com/mailto:lucas@lucaswrites.commailto:lucas@lucaswrites.comhttp://www.rockymountainsibshops.com/

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Shorin Kung Fu, Inc.Rick Hamilton955 Garden of the Gods RoadSuite EColorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 268-9560

www.shorinkungfu.com

SKFSensei1@ShorinKungFu.com

R&LOur Golden Spirit Program is a complete martial arts system that hasbeen modified to accommodate students with special needs. Students

will participate in physical fitness and develop flexibility andcoordination by learning traditional martial arts patterns, weapons,and drills. Our program promotes socialization, fun, and expressionof oneself.

Sign Language Network, Inc.Andrea Reeves, CI/CTPO Box 25102Colorado Springs, CO 80936(719) 599-4517

V/TTY/VP Video Phone:(719) 358-2461

Toll Free: (866) 599-4517www.signlanguagenetwork.comsln@signlanguagenetwork.com

AT, EDProviding professional sign language interpreting services. Assistingbusinesses with ADA compliance. We provide resources andinformation to the community. We teach customized sign languageclasses. Locally owned and operated since 1995.

Special Kids Special FamiliesLinda Ellegard, Executive Director424 W. Pikes Peak Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80905(719) 447-8983Fax: (719) 447-9482

www.sksfcolorado.orglellegard@sksfcolorado.org

Ann McKenzie, Adult Day Care ProgramDirector (Community and Facility BasedServices)3450 N. Nevada

Suite 100Colorado Springs, CO 80907(719) 634-4675Fax: (719) 637-8660amckenzie@sksfcolorado.orgRenae Isakson, Zachs Place741 E. Cache La PoudreColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 329-1717riaskson@sksfcolorado.org

C&R, S&A, RAdults with disabilities are paired with residential providers who aretrained to understand adult rights. The agency recruits and trains theprovider to meet the specific needs of their client.

Provides services to adults 18 to seniors with developmentaldisabilities and/or multiple disabling conditions. SKSF encouragesindividuals to expand their knowledge and experience of thecommunity in the I-CAN program. The learning center, Joeys Placeoffers academic, social and life skills training for adults with varyingabilities and needs. The learning center also includes our 18-21-year-old transition program.

Provides hourly, before/after school, summer, and weekend care foryouth with special needs (includes physical, cognitive, emotional, andsocial). The age of youth served is 5-21 years.

Special Needs 360

Christian T. Hill, MA1720 Jet Stream DriveSuite 205Colorado Springs, CO 80921

www.specialneeds360.com

S&A, AT, HMS

Special Needs 360 is a social skills program that encourages changethrough positive peer influence. Our organization has a team ofyoung enthusiastic adults who are in the process of either receivingtheir undergraduate degree or graduate degree in the field ofPsychology.

http://www.shorinkungfu.com/http://www.shorinkungfu.com/mailto:SKFSensei1@ShorinKungFu.commailto:SKFSensei1@ShorinKungFu.comhttp://www.signlanguagenetwork.com/http://www.signlanguagenetwork.com/mailto:sln@signlanguagenetwork.commailto:sln@signlanguagenetwork.comhttp://www.sksfcolorado.org/http://www.sksfcolorado.org/mailto:lellegard@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:lellegard@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:amckenzie@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:amckenzie@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:riaskson@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:riaskson@sksfcolorado.orghttp://www.specialneeds360.com/http://www.specialneeds360.com/http://www.specialneeds360.com/mailto:riaskson@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:amckenzie@sksfcolorado.orgmailto:lellegard@sksfcolorado.orghttp://www.sksfcolorado.org/mailto:sln@signlanguagenetwork.comhttp://www.signlanguagenetwork.com/mailto:SKFSensei1@ShorinKungFu.comhttp://www.shorinkungfu.com/

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Support for SuccessCarol Roche(719) 330-3624

www.support4success.orgcarol.supportforsuccess@gmail.com

AT, C&R, CS, ED, S&ATeaching and coaching adults to use:

Practical strategies for managing daily tasks

Electronics for cognitive support

Computer, iPad, smartphoneTools to help you:

Compensate for memory loss

Improve focusOrganize your life

Access information

Manage your time

Advocate for your needs

Become more independentAll at home, work, or school

The Accessibility StoreAndrew McAdam729 S. Tejon StreetColorado Springs, CO 80903

(719) 219-8182www.store4access.comamcadam@theindependencecenter.org

ATThe Accessibility Store is your source for quality products designed toenhance your independence, your health, and your life.

The Arc of the Pikes Peak Region12 N. Meade Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Wilfred Romero(719) 471-4800, ext. 111

wilfred@thearcppr.orgChristina Butero(719) 471-4800, ext. 106

christina@thearcppr.org

S&AA non-profit agency that provides advocacy and guardianship supportto individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and theirfamilies.

The Compass NewsPaula Austin-MaroneyPO Box 11441Pueblo, CO 81001(719) 302-5504Fax: (719) 489-3853thecompassnews@live.com

ED, S&AThe Compass News is a navigational tool for individuals with specialneeds and their families. The Compass News is a monthly publicationdistributed throughout southern CO, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, andsurrounding communities. Our mission is to share information,education, supporting data, and advocacy for our market: those withspecial needs and their families.

The Independence CenterDixie Herring, Program Director

729 S. Tejon StreetColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 471-8181Fax: (719) 471-9322

www.theindependencecenter.orgdherring@theindependencecenter.org

AT, C&R, ED, EM, HMS, R&L, S&AThe Independence Centers mission is to empower persons with

physical and mental disabilities to maximize their independencewithin the community and to remove barriers which preventintegration and equal opportunity. Our staff, programs, and even ourbuilding demonstrate that people with disabilities can live, learn,

work, play, and participate in life as equals.

http://www.support4success.org/http://www.support4success.org/mailto:carol.supportforsuccess@gmail.commailto:carol.supportforsuccess@gmail.comhttp://www.store4access.com/http://www.store4access.com/mailto:amcadam@theindependencecenter.orgmailto:amcadam@theindependencecenter.orgmailto:wilfred@thearcppr.orgmailto:wilfred@thearcppr.orgmailto:christina@thearcppr.orgmailto:thecompassnews@live.comhttp://www.theindependencecenter.org/http://www.theindependencecenter.org/mailto:dherring@theindependencecenter.orgmailto:dherring@theindependencecenter.orgmailto:dherring@theindependencecenter.orghttp://www.theindependencecenter.org/mailto:thecompassnews@live.commailto:christina@thearcppr.orgmailto:wilfred@thearcppr.orgmailto:amcadam@theindependencecenter.orghttp://www.store4access.com/mailto:carol.supportforsuccess@gmail.comhttp://www.support4success.org/

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The Resource ExchangeMarsha Unruh, Navigational Specialist418 S. Weber StreetColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 380-1100, ext. 6428

www.tre.orgmuruh@tre.org

CS, S&AThe mission of The Resource Exchange (TRE) is to buildindependence for people with developmental disabilities. TREdetermines eligibility and develops/implements services for childrenand adults in El Paso, Park, and Teller Counties. Waiverservices/programs offered: Early Intervention, Children's ExtensiveSupport, Family Support & Services, Supported Living Services, and

Comprehensive Services, and the new program, Community ResourceNavigation.

Therapeutic Recreation Program(City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation,and Cultural Services)Felicia Barnhart

Teresa Szmerekovsky1315 E. Pikes PeakColorado Springs, CO 80909(719) 385-6964(719) 385-6855fbarnhart@springsgov.com

tszmerekovsky@springsgov.com

R&LProvide recreation and leisure opportunities for youth and adults withdisabilities. Opportunities include specialized programs and inclusionservices. Paralympic Sport Club provides adaptive sport experiencesfor youth and adults with primary diagnosis of a physical disabilitysuch as, but not limited to, stroke, brain injury, amputation, MS, and

visual impairments.

Transition Services(See page 25 for each areas contactinformation)

CS, EDFlexible community based services for 18- to 21-year-old students

with ongoing needs in one or more of the following post-secondaryareas: education/training, career/employment, independent living.Services are provided in collaboration with adult services providers.

Requirements (per CDE):

-Student has not received a general education diploma(GED)

-Student has an active IEP

-Student has a schedule and is receiving credit

Thrive CommunitiesBecky Caldwell3536 Shady Rock RoadColorado Springs, CO 80920(719) 282-3732bcaldwell@gmail.com

C&R, S&AHilltop Ranch & Thrive Communities have joined together, to build aresidential community focused on meeting the needs of those withdisabilities and others who would enjoy living in the beautiful locationbetween Monument and Palmer Lake. Our residences include grouphomes, studio apartments, duplexes and single family homes.

Visually Impaired & Blind Skiers of

Colorado Springs CommunityDiane Fitzkee

2580 Sunnywood Ave.Woodland Park, CO 80863(719) 687-6409Fax: (719) 520-0033

weezyfitz@aol.com

R&LOffering recreational activities for visually impaired and blindindividuals of all ages (skiing, hiking, camping, snowshoeing, dog

sledding, etc.).

http://www.tre.org/http://www.tre.org/mailto:muruh@tre.orgmailto:muruh@tre.orgmailto:fbarnhart@springsgov.commailto:fbarnhart@springsgov.commailto:tszmerekovsky@springsgov.commailto:tszmerekovsky@springsgov.commailto:bcaldwell@gmail.commailto:bcaldwell@gmail.commailto:weezyfitz@aol.commailto:weezyfitz@aol.commailto:weezyfitz@aol.commailto:bcaldwell@gmail.commailto:tszmerekovsky@springsgov.commailto:fbarnhart@springsgov.commailto:muruh@tre.orghttp://www.tre.org/

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Younglife CapernaumKelly DeBardelaben420 N. Cascade Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80903(214) 724-7471kdizne@gmail.com

R&LPartners are made up of volunteers who are striving to help provide acaring, supportive environment for teenagers and young adults withdisabilities. By helping instill positive attitudes based on spiritualprinciples, kids with disabilities are given alternatives and options thatpreviously did not exist.

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Transition ServicesLocations & Contact Info

District 2, HarrisonTheresa Felton2250 Jetwing DriveColorado Springs, CO 80916(719) 579-3257

www.hsd2.orgtfelton@hsd2.org

District 3, WidefieldGail Lott930 Leta DriveColorado Springs, CO 80911(719) 391-3081

www.wsd3.orglottg@wsd3.k12.co.us

District 8, Fountain-FortCarson

Angie Brown900 Jimmy Camp RoadFountain, CO 80917(719) 382-1640

www.ffc8.orgakaltenbachbrown@ffc8.org

District 11, Colorado SpringsJulie OBrien2560 International CircleColorado Springs, CO 80910(719) 520-2533

www.cssd11.k12.co.usobriejb@d11.org

District 12, Cheyenne MountainKaren Higgins1200 Cresta RoadColorado Springs, CO 80906(719) 475-6110

www.cmsd.k12.co.ushiggins@cmsd12.org

District 14, Manitou SpringsChris Litzelman401 El Monte PlaceManitou Springs, CO 80829(719) 685-2048

http://wpmu.mssd14.orgclitzelman@mssd14.org

District 20, Academy1450 Chapel Hills DriveColorado Springs, CO 80920

www.asd20.orgWendy Sawtell(719) 234-6026

wendy.sawtell@asd20.orgSharon Glocker(719) 234-6031sharon.glocker@asd20.org

Kim VanValkenburg(719) 234-6033kim.vanvalkenburg@asd20.org

District 38, Lewis Palmer66 N. Jefferson StreetMonument, CO 80132

www.lewispalmer.orgBarbara Weber(719) 867-8619bweber@lewispalmer.org

Jody Minarick

(719) 757-1518jminarick@lewispalmer.org

District RE-2, Woodland ParkKelly Smith151 N. Baldwin

Woodland Park, CO 80866(719) 686-2088

www.wpsdk12.orgksmith@wpsdk12.org

Cripple Creek/VictorJill McCracken410 N. 8th StreetCripple Creek, CO 80813(719) 689-2661

www.ccvschools.orgjmccracken@ccvschools.org

Colorado School for the Deaf &Blind

Tera Lynn Gray33 N. InstituteColorado Springs, CO 80903(719) 578-2215

www.csdb.orgtgray@csdb.org

Pikes Peak BOCESSonya Teigen4825 Lorna PlaceColorado Springs, CO 80915(719) 380-625

www.ppboces.orgsteigen@ppboces.org

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