Families and Adults

Boulder County has many programs and services for older adults.

Get information about services that help Boulder County families stay safe and strong. Learn about child support and other helpful programs.

Public Health works to stop the spread of contagious diseases. These diseases can spread through food, from person to person, or from animals. Learn more about food safety and disease prevention in Boulder County.

Resources to help with money, food, and transportation.

Resources for foster care, kinship support, and adoption services for Boulder County residents.

Share your skills with community members who need extra support. Volunteer, intern, and mentor roles are great ways to give back.

Find homes, rental help, family self-sufficiency programs, homeless services, and more.

All people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of citizenship status. This page has resources that can help Boulder County residents know their rights and where to get help.

Boulder County offers programs that welcome lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual people.

LEAP helps families and individuals with low incomes pay their heating costs. The program runs from Nov. 1 through April 30. Learn how to apply and who qualifies.

Boulder County offers free and low-cost health coverage. It serves families, adults, pregnant women, children, and older adults.

Young people have their own needs. Boulder County has a range of programs to serve them.