The Boulder County Community Services Department is made up of six major divisions and three large programs.  There are also many other programs among the divisions.  Each division provides services and programs aimed primarily toward low-income youth, elders, disabled, and minority citizens of Boulder County.

Explore the links below to find services and programs to fit your needs.

Robin Bohannan,

Director 

(303) 441-3560

Community Services Department

Department Programs

Aging Services

Community Justice Services

Volunteer Initiatives

Head Start

Project Work Together

Veterans Services

• Aging Services
  Boulder County Aging Services Division (BCASD) plans, develops, coordinates, funds, advocates for and evaluates a wide range of services for older adults and their families/caregivers.
  Phone: (303) 441-3570

• Child Protection Review Teams
  The Child Protection Review Teams review and evaluate all physical, sexual and emotional abuse and neglect cases handled by Social Services and law enforcement.
  Phone: (303) 441-4964

• Community Action Programs
  CAP is an advocacy organization committed to community organizing around low-income and multicultural issues in Boulder County.
  Phone: (303) 441-3975

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• Head Start
  Head Start is a comprehensive Child Development program for low-income families and children with disabilities, designed to meet the individual needs of children through a partnership between teachers and parents.
  Phone:  (303) 441-3980

• Healthy Youth Alliance
  Healthy Youth Alliance formerly Boulder County Prevention Connection a coalition of community partnerships and County wide agencies which promote building healthy communities through primary prevention activities and methods.
  Phone: (303) 441-3839

• Housing Authority
  The Boulder County Housing Authority (BCHA) provides a variety of rental and home ownership programs designed to assist low and moderate income families and elderly persons to secure housing within Boulder County.
  Phone: (303) 441-3929

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• Weatherization/Housing Rehab (LPEC)
  Longs Peak Energy Conservation (LPEC) provides free home energy conservation and home rehabilitation services for income-qualified residents living in Boulder, Gilpin and Larimer Counties. Renters as well as homeowners may qualify.
  Phone: (303) 441-1716  or 1 (800) 200-9006

• Project Self Sufficiency (PSS)
  Project Self Sufficiency (PSS) is a program designed to help low-income families obtain the education, job training and life skills necessary to move towards financial self-sufficiency.
  Phone: (303) 441-3987

• Community Justice Services
  The Community Justice Services Division provides pretrial, intermediate sanctions and preventative programs to youths and adults through a wide variety of programs, works with specialized targeted incarcerated populations and coordinates and monitors services provided by public and private vendors.
  Phone: (303) 441-3690

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• Workforce
  Workforce Boulder County is a comprehensive one step career center providing services for all job seekers and employers through a variety of  programs.
  Phone: (303) 301-2900

• Veterans Services
  Veterans Services develops and submits claims for benefits to the Department of Veterans.
  Phone:  (303) 441-3890

• Project Work Together
  Project Work Together is a county-wide volunteer mentoring program which provides support, encouragement and friendship to individuals (most, but not all, are women) receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or who are enrolled in another WorkForce Boulder County program called Welfare to Work.
  Phone: (303) 301-2911

• Volunteer Initiatives
  Volunteer Initiatives program serves all county department and office volunteer programs by maintenance of the volunteer web pages – www.bouldercounty.org/volunteer and promoting, expanding and celebrating volunteer programs in all of Boulder County services.
  Phone:  (303) 441-4889

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