This interactive in person AAC workshop is open to underserved families with children with profound autism who do not have access to augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems, along with parents who are looking to build their knowledge, skills and resources with research-aligned teaching approaches to building independent communication and self-advocacy.
April 13th from 6-8 pm
Planning for a child who may become a long-term dependent for your family goes beyond traditional financial planning. This brief, online workshop helps parents, guardians, and family members to better understand the planning our children may need during all stages of life. Presented by Northwestern Mutual.
April 14th from 12- 1 pm
Hosted by PEAK Parent Center, this statewide conference offers practical strategies, inspiring speakers, and meaningful networking opportunities to improve outcomes for students with disabilities and support inclusive education for all.
October 13-14, 2026
Grand Junction, CO
Join Action Behavior Centers for a webinar with Claire Schutte, Psy.D., BCBA-D, Shelby Wolf, Ph.D., LP, BCBA-D, NCSP, Angie Carrillo, Psy.D. Our panel of experts discuss early signs of autism, levels of autism, and practical next steps for families. Submit the form to register your interest and watch it on-demand, anytime!
All-Stars Club provides free respite events that celebrate those with special needs. 1:1 support provided.
The Arc offers free advocacy services to children and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Educational Advocates are available for those trying to navigate the educational system.
The Arc offers free advocacy services to children and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
Educational Advocates are available for those trying to navigate the educational system.
Arapahoe County Early Childhood Council has a new childcare finding resource called “Child Care Connect”!
Autism Community Store provides many different activities and programs throughout the month. Check out their programs, groups, and activities.
Check out this list of ASD diagnosing providers with assessment wait times for your reference. These lists feature accepted insurance, ages served, telehealth and bilingual assessment providers.
As individuals with disabilities near the age of majority, 18, parent and guardians must make a decision about the type of decision-making options they should choose for their loved one.
BX Builders app is designed for parents to help all ages and stages of neurodivergent learners.
Every Sunday at 9am at Advent Health Castle Rock Hospital (2350 Meadows Boulevard, In the Conference Room).
All Levels welcome.
The Colorado Office of Employment First (COEF) is offering a unique opportunity for parents, guardians, or caregivers of a child/adult child with disability to engage in individualized, foundational succession planning. This initiative is designed to provide a person-centered approach that considers the needs, preferences, and future aspirations of individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD).
Recorded link of Developmental Pathways' Transition Workshop. A Workshop that is intended to prepare and inform individuals, educators, families, and caregivers to help move an individual into adult services.
Douglas County Early Childhood Council offers a variety of free parenting classes. All classes are virtual. Check out the variety of topics.
Circle of Parents groups are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, either in person or virtually. Join other parents and caregivers in our community to share support, tips and advice or just talk. This is a safe space to vent, cry, laugh, joke and find out how other parents are navigating this new world. Drop-ins are welcome, and snacks are provided.
El Grupo VIDA is a network of Hispanic/Latino parents formed to provide mutual support for people with disabilities or special needs, their parents, family, and guardians.
Eunie's Buddies pairs experienced parents of a child with an IDD with new parents who are expecting, have just welcomed a baby, or are raising a child up to the age of five years old who has been recently diagnosed with an IDD. This pairing creates a mentor–mentee connection and friendship.
Are you currently seeking an IEP or 504 for your child? Do you need support in navigating the system or advocating for your learners' needs?
Family Center Coacher provide: Holistic consultation, access to resources, ongoing coaching, mental health support, and enrollment in human service benefits.
Manna in Douglas County/Family Resource Center is hosting Parent Cafes the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
Guiding Bright Minds Resource Directory is a free comprehensive, parent-built platform that connects families of neurodivergent children and adults with trusted providers, educational supports, and community resources—making it easier to navigate and access meaningful support. We are your partner in your family's journey.
. IN! offers higher education options for students with intellectual disabilities (ID) in Colorado. Check out these resources regarding college pathways.
Who can be part of this project?
Spanish-speaking parents of children in 3rd-5th grade who could receive school support services, have signs of autism (ASD) or ADHD, and are on grade level in school, may be able to participate.
Roxanne is the President and Founder of Learning Differences World. Her passion is supporting families as you work together to ensure that the school is meeting the needs of your child.
The Living Spectrum provides support services in Colorado to families of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Recently approved for Medicaid waivers to bill for substance abuse therapy for individuals with I/DD.
Practical, judgment-free guidance to protect your child’s future with clarity and confidence. Caring for a neurodivergent child or loved one comes with beautiful strengths — and real-world planning responsibilities. When it comes to money, the stakes can feel high.
April 15th from 12-1pm