6 Resources
State Department of Human Services coordinates responsible fatherhood initiatives connecting Colorado fathers with parenting education, employment support, and referral services through county partners. Serves noncustodial and custodial fathers statewide, often in connection with child support or TANF cases. Contact your county DHS office for enrollment; bring a photo ID, Social Security number, and any existing court orders to intake.
303-866-5700 · 1575 Sherman St, Denver, CO 80203
Serves Denver-area fathers with family engagement programs, workforce development, parenting education, and community support, with a focus on African American and underserved communities. Services are free or low-cost for income-eligible participants. Call to schedule intake; bring a photo ID, Social Security card, recent pay stubs or proof of income, and any court orders related to custody or child support to your first appointment.
303-388-5861 · 3537 Franklin St, Denver, CO 80205
Denver nonprofit providing workforce development, career training, and family strengthening programs for Latino fathers and other underserved community members. Services are free for income-eligible participants and many are bilingual in English and Spanish. Call or visit to schedule intake; bring a photo ID, Social Security card, proof of income, and work authorization documents if applicable to your first appointment.
303-573-1302 · 360 Acoma St, Denver, CO 80223
Colorado-founded home visiting program supporting first-time parents, including fathers, with parenting skills, child development, and maternal health from prenatal care through the child's second birthday. Serves income-eligible first-time parents statewide through local implementing agencies. Call or apply online; enrollment requires proof of pregnancy or a newborn, a photo ID, and income verification from the partner site.
303-327-4240 · 1900 Grant St, Suite 400, Denver, CO 80203
Family strengthening programs including fatherhood engagement, parenting education, counseling, and family shelter, serving clients of all religions and backgrounds. Serves Denver metro residents, with many services free for income-eligible families. Call to schedule intake; bring a photo ID, proof of income such as pay stubs or benefits letters, and any court orders related to custody or housing to your first appointment.
720-377-1351 · 6240 Smith Rd, Denver, CO 80216
Mentoring organization matching volunteer mentors with children ages 5-18, with programs designed to provide father figures and positive male role models for kids missing that relationship. Serves families statewide at no cost. Apply online or by phone; parents and volunteers complete background checks and interviews, and matches typically include an in-person meeting with a caseworker and a signed family agreement.
303-433-0076 · 1391 N Speer Blvd, Suite 420, Denver, CO 80204