Community Resources
Find various resources on housing, transportation, taxes, and other topics.
The Library is sharing these resources as a community service and does not constitute an endorsement of any one organization, business, or resource. This list is not a comprehensive of all services and resources in the Northern Colorado community.
Please check with the organization directly about costs. Some organizations provide free resources; others offer low-cost or sliding scale services.
Search for resources by zip code or dial 2-1-1 for assistance. Multilingual service available 24 hours a day.
The Colorado Program Eligibility and Application Kit (PEAK). Learn about, apply for, and manage public assistance benefits such as SNAP, medical, cash, energy, and more.
All-in-one application portal to the discounted services and municiple benefits offered by the City of Fort Collins for income eligible residents.
A variety of benefits to assist individuals and families, including food, cach, medical, or child care.
Sign up for to receive weather and general emergency alerts from NoCoAlerts. This service is maintained by LETA, the Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority, covering Larimer and Jackson Counties in Colorado.
Informational resources, support group referral, educational programs and grief support. Not a crisis center.
Treatment program for child and adult victims of childhood abuse and their non-offending family members.
A starting point to find mental health, substance use, or emotional help for yourself or someone you know. Confidential and immediate support 24/7. Toll-free 844-493-TALK (8255) or text TALK to 38255.
Safe emergency housing for victims of domestic abuse
National Sexual Assault Hotline. Free. Confidential. 24/7.
Crisis hotline (970-472-4200 or 877-352-7273)
A 24/7 safe, confidential and anonymous domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering culturally-appropriate support and advocacy.
Assistance with difficult life situations, crisis support, mental health and other medical services, shelter or housing, food assistance, and much more.
Pay-what-you-can and pay-it-forward café serving lunch Monday-Saturday.
Provides no-cost food, meals, and household essentials for individuals and families. Can also assist with SNAP benefits and info.
Housing-focused support to help prevent homelessness. Includes housing navigation and family resources.
Search for food resources, nutrition programs, and public benefits across Colorado. Plus, "All Things SNAP."
Meals delivered to homebound seniors, individuals with disabilities, or adults recovering from illness or injury.
Food pantry provides free, fresh produce and canned goods. Food box program includes household essentials.
Non-profit food rescue that partners with grocery stores, restaurants and farms to reduce wasted food. A no-cost market open to anyone.
Support to low-income pregnant women or women with children 5 years and younger. Special supplemental nutrition programs, foods, and education.
Temporary and partial wage replacement to workers who have become unemployed through no fault of their own
When you need someone to talk to, 988's caring counselors are here for you. You are not alone.
CAYAC can answer your questions; provide assessment, referrals to community providers, and brief in-house services; and support you along the way.
Information on counseling and treatment options
Behavioral health services campus and acute care facility managed by SummitStone Health Partners.
Comprehensive mental health assessments and treatment programs.
A nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of people living with mental illness and their families since 1979.
Screenings, support, and referrals. Immunization, dental, and medical services.
Assistance with difficult life situations, crisis support, mental health and other medical services, shelter or housing, food assistance, and much more.
Shelter and housing program also known as Samaritan House Fort Collins.
Home energy assistance to low-income residents.
Emergency and stablizing services for parents and children including overnight shelter program, case management, day care, and transitional housing.
Housing-focused support to help prevent homelessness. Includes housing navigation and family resources.
Affordable housing properties, rental assistance vouchers.
Short-term, temporary financial assistance to help low-income residents pay winter home heating costs.
Service provider and partners all in one location to serve anyone who is homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Includes lockers, showers, hygiene supplies, laundry, telephones, and more.
Helping neighbors stay in their homes, regain stability, and achieve homeownership.
Assistance with resources related to housing, food, healthcare, and other critical issues.
Information and workshops for immigrants, including help obtaining drivers licenses.
An organization of immigrants and allies dedicated to educating, informing, organizing, and promoting change to facilitate an improved quality of life for immigrants in our community
Emergency financial support for immigrants who have experienced a crisis and are not eligible for other kinds of support.
Support group for adults (18+) and facilitated by trans & nonbinary people with lived experience of mental health struggles, suicidality, and navigating intersectional identities.
Information and forms on how to update your name and gender marker in the State of Colorado.
National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network (NQTTCN) is a healing justice organization actively working to transform mental health for queer and trans Black, Indigenous and People of Color (QTBIPOC).
Knowledgeable and professional facilitation and information to employers on LGBTQ+ issues
Support, resources, advocacy, and education. Providing safe spaces, meetups, and workshops.
One Colorado is the stateG??s leading advocacy organization dedicated to advancing equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) Coloradans and their families.
Support for families, allies, and people are LGBTQ+.
Advocacy, education, research, cultural events, and responsive programs and services that ensure LGBTQ+ people, families, and communities thrive.
Serves LGBTQIA+ youth ages 5-24, their families, schools,a nd community connections by providing support, resources, referrals, social belongingness and special events
The Trevor Project is the leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for LGBTQ+ young people. We provide information & support to LGBTQ+ young people 24/7, all year round.
Holistic Mental Health services for Members of ColoradoG??s Transgender and Gender expansive community
Information and workshops for immigrants, including help obtaining drivers licenses.
Access to civil legal services for low-income individuals and members of vulnerable populations.
Competency services, Bridges, and pretrial services
Helping anyone age 60 and older in Larimer County create plans for the future. Includes resources list, information, and assistance for caregivers and family.
Personal transportation to people ages 60 years and, and people with disabilities.
Online directories of senior resources.
Provides seniors, caregivers, and senior professionals a comprehensive source of services, senior housing options, information, and resources.
Support and programming for anyone affected by a relative's or friend's drinking.
Northern Colorado support groups and programming for individuals with alcohol-related problems.
Information on counseling and treatment options
Comprehensive mental health assessments and treatment programs.
Support groups for individuals with narcotics-related problems.
Substance use disorder prevention classes for youth. Education, intervention, and support for families.
Free filing assistance for low to moderate income taxpayers over the age of 50. To locate a Tax-Aide site, visit the site locator.
Colorado Residents who qualify for the Federal Child Tax Credit may also qualify for a State Credit.
Online software for filing Colorado taxes
Free online software for filing federal taxes through IRS Free File
Includes printable federal tax forms and filing instructions through the IRS website.
Colorado seniors 65 years of age or older at the end of 2022 may qualify
Printable Colorado state tax forms and instructions
Free filing assistance for families and individuals with an income of $60,000 or less. For those over 60 years of age, there is no income limit.
Resources and materials designed for older adults to stay cyber safe.
For income qualified residents of Fort Collins to ensure a digital equity rate is available for gigabit speed internet service.
Protect yourself from personal data breaches, confidence and romance scams, non-payment or non-delivery scams, and investment scams.
Online tool designed to help owners who aren't protected against mobile security threats.
FTC can help you report and recover from identity theft.
All-in-one application portal to the discounted services and municiple benefits offered by the City of Fort Collins for income eligible residents.
Resources to learn about cybersecurity and staying safe online.
Support and programming for anyone affected by a relative's or friend's drinking.
For ages 6-18. Onsite recreational, educational, and life skill programs. Space for homework help, tutoring, computer lab.
Promotes youth emotional and mental health. Talk to a mental health professional for free.
Group for LGBTQIA+ youth and allies to come together. Formerly Out Boulder County
Anonymously report anything that concerns or threatens you, your friends, your family or your community.
For ages 14-21. Coaching, tutoring, life skills courses, mentoring, and more.
Dial-a-Taxi provides transportation for passengers with a disability that prevents them from using the fixed bus route
FC Moves is a department within the City's Planning, Development, and Transportation Service Area that exists to advance mobility solutions to increase walking, bicycling, transit use, shared and environmentally sustainable modes.
Personal transportation to people ages 60 years and, and people with disabilities.
Free transportation throughout Fort Collins city area via buses and the MAX transit line.
Veterans and their loved ones talk about their experiences, challenges, and recovery.
The ballot information booklet is to provide voters with the text, title, and a fair and impartial analysis of each initiated or referred constitutional amendment, law, or question on the ballot.
The Colorado Secretary of State's website helps you get a ballot, update your address, check your voter registration, and find your polling place.
A nonpartisan organization working to inform voters, protect and expand voting rights, and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy.
The League of Women Voters offers unbiased information about what's on your ballot. View candidate answers side-by-side and decide for yourself who will best represent your priorities.
Colorado-specific information from the League of Women Voters.
The Larimer County Clerk's website helps you vote your ballot including finding a ballot drop-off location/hours and voter services and polling centers.
