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Northwest Colorado Legal Services Project
FREE LEGAL HELP
Apply by calling 1-800-521-6968 or online at www.coloradolegalservices.org
Colorado Legal Services can help seniors and low-income persons with civil legal problems such as:
• Divorce & Custody cases, especially for Domestic Violence victims
• Evictions
• Foreclosures
• Bankruptcy and debt cases
• Public Benefits (Social Security, SSI, food stamps, TANF)
• Living Wills, Medical and Financial Powers of Attorney
• Immigration help for victims of crime, including domestic violence
• Replacing lost identification (Licenses & Social Security cards)
• Sealing criminal records
• Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
Help is free for seniors & low-income people. Call or visit our website for more information or to apply.
1-800-521-6968
www.coloradolegalservices.org
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COMMUNITY BUDGET CENTER
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
All emergency assistance requests will be processed on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays between
10am and 2pm.
All applications must be complete before they will be reviewed.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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Families Encouraging Families
A group for families who are challenged with meeting the needs of exceptional needs family members. We help each other look for resources and support. All disabilities welcome.
Second Saturday of the month at 10 am
Downtown Books, Coffee and Gifts 525 Yampa Ave. Craig, CO 81625
For more info contact:
Ashley Simonet
Northwest Colorado Center for Independence
970-819-7649
Ashley@nwcci.org
www.nwcci.org
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HEARTFELT DESTINATION RIDER
AGREEMENT
CLIENTS COPY
- All in town rides rp.1,1st be planned at least 1 business day in advanced by calling
970-620-2470 before 5:00pm.
. -Our drivers are not medical professionals and cannot be responsible for taking care of clients.
- Our drivers are not responsible for your CHILDREN, PETS while you shop or at your
appointments.
- Drivers do not pay for lunch, food, or anything else.
-Need to know if you will be needing any special needs. CAR SEAT, CANE or are HEARING.
IMPAIRED. PLEASE SPECIFY WHEN MAKING APPOINTMENT
-Riders must be able to carry their own possessions and groceries. If you are going to need
help. PLEASE SPECIFY WHEN MAKING APPOINTMENT
Places we go-- Medical, Dental, Mental Health, Pharmacy, Social Services, Grocery Store,
Food Banks and Food assistance agencies. Any other stops must be approved by
management.
-We need to know all stops for the trip. - How many riders will be going.
- Driver will call 2 times and will wait only 5 minutes. If there is no answer you will have to
reschedule.
. -If you have 2 no-shows in 30 days, your rides will be suspended for 60 days.
- RUDE or ANGRY behavior will not be tolerated and will result in termination of riders
services.
Children 14 or younger must be accompanied by parent or guardian.
Children 15 to 17 must have consent form signed by parent or guardian.
For Rides Call 970-620-2470
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MIND SPRINGS health WEST SPRINGS hospital
Prevention. Care. Recover y. Psychiatric Care & Recovery
YOUTH CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
For all substance use disorders.
In Northwest Colorado, substance use disorder among youth continues to be rampant and a
tremendous concern within rural communities in our region. With the help of opioid settlement
funding from the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council and the Regional Opioid Abatement Council,
Mind Springs Health has been awarded a grant to provide a Contingency Management Program
(CMP) for youth (ages 13-17 years old's) living in in Grand, Routt, Moffat or Rio Blanco counties.
Through this program, we hope to reduce:
Overall stimulant use in our local communities
Number of days of substance are used by those who are
being treated for a substance use disorder (SUD).
Substance cravings for SUD clients.
HIV, and other, risky behaviors.
We believe that substance use disorder clients will be incentivized to remain in our treatment
program and to follow through with treatment protocols so they can eventually become sober and
maintain their sobriety for a lifetime.
Admission Criteria:
Open enrollment is available for all clients, ages 13 to 17, with a substance use disorder. Clients must
reside in Grand, Routt, Moffat or Rio Blanco counties, and have Medicaid. Clients will sign a client
agreement stating that they understand the expectations of the CMP, as a condition of being
accepted into the program.
Program Duration:
The program runs for 20 weeks with regular group therapy and urine drug screenings (UDS). Clients
will be required to attend two, two-hour contingency management substance-specific groups per
week, as well as completing one UDS per week. Mind Springs Health will utilize the evidence Based
MATRIX Curriculum. Contingency Management Incentives: Max rewards: $100/mo. or $25/week; up
to $500 for a 5-month program
Rewards Allocation:
70% for each negative UDS, 30% for group therapy appointment attendance, and a reward for UDS
taken per week. If clients attend both group therapy appointments each week, they are awarded.
$7.50 each negative UDS award is $17.50.
To enroll or for more information:
Contact Mind Springs Health YouthContingencY.Management@mindswingshealth.org
Franny Beacom, LAC 970-824-6541 extension 4016 Sam Bankert, Case Manager 970-216-1212
Moffat County Recovery Resource List
Updated by The Health Partnership Accountable Health Communities Program in collaboration with community partners.
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Integrated Community Assisting limited English Speaking clients in accessing resources. 24/7 on call emergency interpretation. |
Moffat County Program Director, Angela Modesitt (970) 871-4599 Craig, CO 555 Breeze St Suite 110 |
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Rural Auxiliary Services
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https://www.ccdhh.com/index.php/risp/
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MEETINGS |
Narcotics Anonymous Meetings |
Calvary Baptist Church 1050 Yampa Ave, Craig, CO 81625 Tuesdays at 6pm Sundays at 5pm |
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Alcohol-Anonymous Meetings |
Calvary Baptist Church 1050 Yampa Ave, Craig, CO 81625 Wednesdays at 7pm Fridays at 5pm Craig Group One @ 1st Congregational United Church of Christ 630 Green St, Craig, CO 81625 Sundays at 1pm Tuesdays at 7pm Wednesdays Women’s meeting at 12pm Thursdays at 6pm Fridays at 6pm Saturdays at 7pm Sundays at 1pm
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https://aa-westerncolorado.com/meetings/craig-group-one-2/
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http://www.steamboataa.org/online-meetings/
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Al-Anon Meeting |
Calvary Baptist Church 1050 Yampa Ave, Craig, CO 81625 Thursdays at 7pm |
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RECOVERY SUPPORT |
The Health Partnership’s Clean and Sober Craig Creating SOBER fun for those in Craig through outdoor activities, connection, community, fitness and more!
Free monthly events |
Nele Cashmore, Peer Recovery Specialist Ncashmore@ncchealthpartnership.org 970-875-6662 555 Breeze St. Suite 250 Craig, CO 81625
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Thehealthpartnership.org/recovery-support/
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The Health Partnership’s Clean and Sober Steamboat Creating SOBER fun for those in Craig through outdoor activities, connection, community, fitness and more!
Free monthly events |
Chris Ray, Peer Recovery Specialist 970-875-3640 2720 Lincoln Ave. Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 |
https://www.facebook.com/CLEAN-and-SOBER-Steamboat-106698537454823/ |
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Active Life |
The Phoenix
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WHC Crossfit 583 Yampa Ave Craig, CO 81625 The Phoenix program requires 48 hours of sobriety Saturdays 10am – CrossFit Sundays 5pm - Yoga |
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Therapy, contingency program, SUD support |
Mind Springs Health
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Call (970) 824.6571
CRAIG 439 Breeze Street |
https://www.mindspringshealth.org/
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*New* Contingency Management Group |
Minds Springs in Craig, 439 Breeze St. Tuesdays & Thursdays 4:30-6:30pm |
Get paid to stay sober! |
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Therapy, MAT, Treatment |
Northwest Colorado Health |
Call (970) 824.8233
CRAIG 745 Russell Street
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Treatment |
Front Range Clinic
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(970) 761-2207 STEAMBOAT 320 Oak Street
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*1-866-MAT-STAT for appointments at one of our 50 locations around the state, including Steamboat, Hayden, Oak Creek, Granby, Fraser and Walden in our neck of the woods.
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Therapy |
Yampa Valley Psychotherapist |
Call (970) 824.2557 CRAIG 2045 W Victory Way
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Peer support, MAT, IOP Treatment |
Providence Recovery Services |
Call 970-824-LIFE (5433) CRAIG |
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Spiritual Support Group |
Celebrate Recovery
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First Baptist Church 1150 W 9th Street Craig, CO 81625 970.824.5926 Ed Brown: 970.620.6300 Open Group: 7-8pm Men’s & Women’s share groups: 8-9p |
https://craigjc.org/connect/#celebrate-recovery Childcare provided for open and share groups. Potluck dinners are the last Friday of each month: 6-7p.m
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Seven |
The Lighthouse of Craig 3107 W 1st St, Craig, CO 81625 Mondays at 7pm |
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Online |
So-Boat This page is designed as a forum for those that are sober, sober-curious, in recovery, California sober, and for those who just want a night or a year to break from the relentless feeling of waking up hungover again.
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Chris Ray – Peer Recovery Specialist for the Health Parnership
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Help Lines |
SAMHSA A free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
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Help Line: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline
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REPS Reaching Everyone Preventing Suicide (REPS) provides suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. REPS is a volunteer coalition of community members invested in stopping suicide in the Yampa Valley and supporting those who have lost a loved one to suicide through education and awareness.
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(970) 846-8182, email repssteamboat@gmail.com |
http://steamboatsuicideprevention.com/
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The Health Partnership - "Compassionately connecting people to health and wellness resources”