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 prevent the spread of contagious disease which can be transmitted through contaminated food, person-to-person, or from an animal.
Learn more about food safety practices and disease prevention efforts in Boulder County.

We help with money, food, and transportation so that everyone gets the support they need.

Learn the steps to become a foster parent, a respite care provider, or to adopt from foster care.

Sharing the expertise of our residents and visitors with those in the community who need an extra hand, or an opportunity to succeed is one of the best ways to help the community. Boulder County volunteer, intern, and mentor opportunities may be just what you’re looking for to give back to your community.

Available homes, rental assistance, family self-sufficiency programs, homeless solutions, and much more.

Boulder County has always placed a high value on inclusion. We provide services to our community members with respect and regardless of race, ethnicity, gender expression, sexual orientation, socio-economic background, political affiliation, age, religion, body shape, size, and ability.

Boulder County offers programs that are welcoming to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and questioning (LGBTIQ) identified people.

LEAP assists low-income families and individuals with their heating costs and runs November 1 through April 30. Learn more about how to apply and eligibility requirements.

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

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