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Arapahoe County Financial Assistant Supports

Arapahoe County assists eligible individuals with applying for the following various Colorado financial assistance programs.

Autism Care Today

Autism Care Today provides funding assistance to families throughout the United States on a quarterly basis. These grants are designed to provide access to individuals and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders. Since 2005, Autism Care Today has helped more than 1,562 families and provided more than $1.85 million in grants.

Brain Injury Association of Colorado

Funding provides up to $2000 for therapies, equipment, and respite care during the first year of program participation. Injury to the brain must have been caused by an external force that affects functioning.

Colorado Adult Financial Programs

Colorado's Adult Financial Programs offer financial support for various people in need. Click here for more information.

Douglas County Financial Assistance

Click here for more information on financial assistance through Douglas County.

Financial and Other Supports for Elbert County

Click here for more information on these support programs.

Small Grant Program with the Spina Bifida Association of Colorado

The small grant program can help with things like medical supplies or durable medical equipment, therapy supplies/exercise equipment, school supplies, household bills like groceries and healthcare bills.

Arapahoe County Financial Assistant Supports

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Autism Care Today

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Brain Injury Association of Colorado

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Colorado Adult Financial Programs

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Douglas County Financial Assistance

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Financial and Other Supports for Elbert County

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Small Grant Program with the Spina Bifida Association of Colorado

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Financial Assistance

Arapahoe County Financial Assistant Supports

Autism Care Today

Brain Injury Association of Colorado

Colorado Adult Financial Programs

Douglas County Financial Assistance

Financial and Other Supports for Elbert County

Small Grant Program with the Spina Bifida Association of Colorado

Accessibility on Developmental Pathways