Al-Anon Service Center, Inc.    303 321-8788
2701 Alcott St., Ste 369 ? Denver, CO ? 80211-4222 ? 24-hour number: 303-321-8788
Office-hour number: 303-321-8895 ? 9 am-4:30 pm, Mon.-Fri.; 10 am-1 pm Sat.

Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics. Alateen, a part of Al-Anon, provides support for younger relatives and friends of alcoholics. The Al-Anon Service Center serves individuals and Al-Anon/Alateen groups in metropolitan Denver, providing literature for and information about meetings throughout the metro area. There is currently one Denver metro group of special interest to gay and lesbian members of the fellowship.       HOME

American Cancer Society Rocky Mountain Division    303 758-2030

2255 S. Oneida St. ? Denver ? 80224 ? Website: www.cancer.org

The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy and service.       HOME

American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado    303 777-5482
400 Corona Street ? Denver ? 80218-3915 ? Fax: 303 777-1773
Email: info@aclu-co.org

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado defends the civil rights of all people ? our client is the Bill of Rights. To join the ACLU, send $20 (or more) to our address. Volunteers are welcome to participate in the areas of education, litigation, legislation, events, administration and fundraising.       HOME

American Foundation for AIDS Research     800 39AMFAR      (AmFAR)
120 Wall St., 13th Floor ? New York, NY 10005 ? Website: www.amfar.org

The American Foundation for AIDS Research is the nation?s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to the support of AIDS research, AIDS prevention, treatment education and the advocacy of sound AIDS-related public policy. Since 1985, AmFAR has invested nearly $207 million in support for its programs and awarded grants to over 1,960 research teams worldwide.       HOME

Aquarian Foundation®    303 423-4446
?The Church of Tomorrow, Here Today?®
4550 Wadsworth, Suite L ? Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 ? Fax: 303-432-9970

A Religion dedicated to God, Spiritual Miracles, Psychical Research, Individual Rights, Morality and Family. A non-denominational Church that studies compelling Spiritual issues that will inspire you to continue individual who knows ?How to Think, Not What to Think.? Aquarian Foundation champions the rights of all individuals to pursue paths of love, happiness and equal rights under the law, free from fear, condemnation or persecution! Rev. Cheryl Springer is available to conduct a beautiful and loving Spiritual Joining for you. SUNDAY WORSHIP, 11:00 am. WEDNESDAY SPIRITUAL HEALING SERVICE, 8:00 pm.       HOME

Boulder County Safehouse, Inc.    303 444-2424
835 North Street ? Boulder, CO 80304 ? Fax: 303 449-0169
E-mail: info@bouldercountysafehouse.org ? Website: www.bouldercountysafehouse.org

The mission of Boulder County Safehouse is to provide shelter, support and advocacy for battered women and their children, and work to end domestic violence through education and social change. Programs address same-sex relationship violence and provide support and advocacy to GLBTQ survivors of relationship violence. A GLBTQ Safe Relationship Handbook is available at no cost.       HOME

Cat Care Society    303 239-9680
5787 W. 6th Avenue ? Lakewood, CO 80214 ? Fax: 303 239-1281
E-mail: catcaresociety@earthlink.net ? Website: www.catcaresociety.org

Cat Care Society, a nonprofit organization, was founded in 1981 to improve the quality of life for homeless, injured, and abused cats in the Denver Metropolitan area. The Society?s purposes are:
To sponsor educational programs that promote responsible pet ownership, humane treatment of all animals and to reduce pet overpopulation.
To shelter cats in a healthy, cage-free environment and to provide compatible and responsible adoptions. To provide community outreach programs that improve the life for cats and people. To be a friend to all cats.       HOME

Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence     303 831-9632
PO Box 18902 ? Denver, CO 80218

The Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a nonprofit organization composed of 54 member programs throughout the state of Colorado that work toward the elimination of domestic violence. CCADV provides information and referrals to the community. In addition, they provide a strong statewide voice for battered women, their children, and those working with them.       HOME

Colorado Outdoor & Ski/Board Association 303 355-5029(COSA)    
PO Box 18598 ? Denver, CO 80218-0598
Website: http://members.tde.com/cosa

Colorado?s premier gay and lesbian ski and snowboard group sponsors dozens of winter trips. The group also gets together to hike, bike, camp and socialize. Membership is $25 per year. Visit our website for more information.       HOME

Community Programs for Clinical Research on AIDS
     303 436-7224

605 Bannock St #2600 ? Denver, CO 80204-4507 ? Fax: 303 436-7194
E-mail: JWeise@dhha.org ? Website: www.cpcra.org

The Community Programs for Clinical Research on AIDS (CPCRA) is a community-based clinical AIDS research program based at Denver Public Health. The program allows patients to participate in research studies while continuing to receive care by their primary care provider. After the initial referral is made by the primary care provider, a CPCRA clinician works collaboratively with the primary care provider, as well as other specialists including dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology, oncology, pulmonary, and psychiatry. To be eligible to take part in the program, participants must be under the care of an affiliated physician or clinic involved with CPCRA. Studies examine long-term strategies to best utilize therapies that fight the AIDS virus. All fees associated with research studies are covered by the research program. There is transportation, case management, and childcare assistance available for participants.       HOME

Crossroads Safehouse, Inc.    970 482-3502
PO Box 993 ? Fort Collins ? 80522 ? Email: xroads@verinet.com ? Fax: 970-482-3028

Vision ? Crossroads Safehouse envisions a healthy society characterized by mutual respect and non-violence. In this society each person is informed, enjoys personal safety, has dignity and makes healthy choices.
Mission ? Crossroads Safehouse works toward the elimination of domestic violence through education, advocacy/support services and promotion of social change within the community.
Programs ? 1) Community Education - All Public Speaking, Schools, In-Service Training; 2) Residential Program Shelter for Women and their Children, Shelter coordinated for men: Shelter, Basic Needs, Counseling; Individual & Group, Phone Line, Information & Referral; 3) Outreach Program for Women, Men & Youth, Counseling: Individual & Youth Advocacy, DART, Information & Referral.       HOME

Denver Area Nude Dudes (Dan-D?s)    303 777-5036
PO Box 300193 ? Denver, CO 80218 ? Web Site: www.dan-ds.com ? E-mail: dands92@hotmail.com

DAND-S is a social naturist club in an urban setting since 1990. We have access to various clothing optional areas in the mountains, but our main meeting place is a large health club where we have monthly nude swimming parties. We have potlucks at members? houses and an annual Pridefest booth, as well as other meeting opportunities, like bowling and square dancing. We also send delegates to the gatherings in Kansas, Pennsylvania, and California. We have around 80 members, and we see almost half of that number at our meetings.       HOME

Denver Gay Men?s Chorus    303 832-DGMC
PO Box 18251 ? Denver ? 80218 ? Fax: 303-830-8308 ? Email: info@dgmc.org ? Website: www.dgmc.org

The Denver Gay Men?s Chorus exists to build community through music. The members of the Chorus have joined together as a not-for-profit organization for the purpose of making an artistic statement: the Chorus, as it sings, provides educational, cultural and social enrichment for themselves and their audience, and intends to be identified as an organization of gay people and their friends that is actively making a positive contribution to the entire community.       HOME

Denver Outdoor Events Hotline c/o Office of Art, Culture & Film     720 913-8244
1380 Lawrence St., Suite 790 ? Denver, CO 80204 ? Fax: 303 640-6960

The Hotline is a service of the Office of Art, Culture and Film, City of Denver. The Hotline offers weekly announcements of outdoor public events, festivals, parades, etc. A searchable calendar is also available on the web at www.denvergov.org/event   Ron Garrison ? direct line: 303 640-6945       HOME

Denver Victims Service Center    303 860-0660
PO Box 18975 ? Denver, CO 80218 ? Fax: 303-831-7282
E-mail: dvsc@vs2000.org  ? Website: www.denvervictims.org
24-Hr Hotlines: English: 303 894-8000 ? Spanish: 303 461-8587 ? TTY: 303 860-9555

Denver Victims Service Center is a nonprofit agency that provides services to victims of crime and crime prevention education. DVSC serves all victims of crime regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, ability level or national origin. Our services include a 24-hour crisis hotline in English, Spanish, and by Teletypewriter (TTY) for the hearing or speech impaired. Emergency financial assistance, crisis counseling, case management, information, referrals, advocacy and support groups are also available. Specialized programs are available for elderly/disabled victims, child/youth victims and monolingual Spanish-speaking victims. All services are free of charge and confidential.       HOME

Denver Women?s Chorus    303 274-4177
PO Box 2638 ? Denver ? 80201

DWC was founded in 1984. The members of the Chorus have joined together for the purpose of building community by developing a professional quality singing group with the goal of musical excellence. The Chorus is open to all women who are either Lesbian or respectful of lesbianism. Through its performances and other activities, the chorus provides cultural, educational and social enrichment for its members and audience, as well as making a positive contribution to the community.       HOME

The E.A.G.R. Project, Inc.    303 860-1779
The Expectation of Achievement, Growth & Responsibility
PO Box 96 ? Denver, CO 80201-0096 ? Fax: 303 860-1266 ? E-mail: eagrproject@aol.com

EAGR-Lifeskills Counseling    303 860-1779 (press 2)
Educational materials, planning strategies and personal coaching for motivated individuals seeking achievement in money management, time management, career options, specific life goals and spiritual growth. Income-scaled fees (No charge to qualifying homeless individuals). By appointment.

EAGR-Homeless Services Program    303 860-1779 (press 1)
Case management, resource referral and limited financial assistance for persons who are living on the street, in a shelter or are soon to be released from prison or treatment facility. The best time to contact us by phone to discuss waiting list, eligibility and program requirements is Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 1 pm and 4 pm. Walk-in (no appointment) applications are accepted Tuesdays between 1 pm and 4 pm at 701 E. Colfax Avenue, Suite G4.       HOME

Family to Family, Inc.    713 249-5941
Email: info@fam2fam.org ? Website: www.fam2fam.org          1-877-400-2242

Family to Family is a 501c nonprofit nationwide international and domestic adoption agency with a multi-level mission. We strive to increase and broaden the access to adoption to those couples and individuals who wish to build who wish to build a family through adoption in a cost-effective, open, respectful and ethical manner with full disclosure. We believe that no one should be restricted from adoption solely due to age, religion or lifestyle.       HOME

Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado    719 473-4455
8 South Nevada Avenue, Ste 303 ? Colorado Springs ? CO ? 80903 ? Fax: 719-473-2254
Email: info@gayandlesbianfund.org ? Website: www.gayandlesbianfund.org

The Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado was established in 1996 as a fund of the Gill Foundation with the mission of building public awareness of the contributions gay men and lesbians make as a part of American society. Headquartered in Colorado Springs, the fund makes grants to Colorado nonprofits in the areas of arts and culture; children, youth and families; leadership development; public broadcasting; and social justice. Since its inception, the fund has made significant contributions by distributing more than $7.9 million to support a wide range of nonprofit work. For more information visit www.gayandlesbianfund.org.       HOME

Gill Foundation    303 292-2155
2215 Market St., Ste 205 ? Denver, CO ? 80205 ? Fax: 303-292-4455
Email: info@gillfoundation.org ? Website: www.gillfoundation.org

Established in 1994, the Gill Foundation works to secure equal opportunity for all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, by strengthening the leadership and managerial skills of nonprofit leaders, strengthening democratic institutions and building awareness of the contributions people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities make to American society. Since its inception, the foundation has invested more than $40 million in nonprofit organizations throughout the country, with a focus on national lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and HIV/AIDS organizations, the nonurban United States and non-LGBT organizations located in Colorado. The Gill Foundation is the country?s largest funder of LGBT organizations.       HOME

Hep C Connection    303 860-0800
1177 Grant St., Ste 200 ? Denver, CO ? 80203 ? Fax: 303-860-7481  
Email: info@hepc-connection.org ? Website: www.hepc-connection.org

Hep C Connection is a support and education network for people with hepatitis C. Services include support groups, confidential telephone counseling, newsletters, educational trainings and website.       HOME

Lesbian Cancer Support Services    303 733-7743 ext 18
C/O The Center ? 1050 Broadway ? Denver ? 80203 ? Fax: 303-282-9399
Email: info@coloradoglbt.org ? Website: www.coloradoglbt.org

Provides emotional support, educational outreach, patient advocacy, resources, referrals, and volunteer opportunities to women. A free support group is offered every first and third Thursday of each month from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. All lesbian women who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis as well as their partners, family and friends are welcome to attend. Our goal is to increase the awareness in our community regarding lesbians getting cancer. We provide presentations for organizations, health care provider education, and breast parties in women?s homes! Call for further information on how you can utilize our services and support our efforts. LCSS is a part of the GLBT Center of Colorado.       HOME

Metro Denver Child Care Resource and Referral    303 914-6307
13300 W. 6th Ave. ? Lakewood, CO 80228-1255 ? Website: www.frcce.org

Metro Denver Child Care Resource and Referral offers free child care referrals for Jefferson, Douglas, Adams, Broomfield, Arapahoe, Park, Clear Creek, and Gilpin counties. For Provider updates call: 303 969-9666  
For Referrals call: 303 381-2990       HOME

Northern Colorado AIDS Project    970 484-4469
400 Remington Ste # 100 ? Fort Collins, CO ? 80524 ? Fax: 970-484-4497

HIV/AIDS service and education, support groups, case management, anonymous-option HIV testing, speaker?s bureau, prevention education outreach, and information resources.       HOME

Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays    303 333-0286
PO Box 18901 ? Denver ? 80218 ? En Español: 303-231-6030
Email: pflagden@tde.com ? Website: www.pflagdenver.org

The Denver chapter of Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) promotes the health and well-being of gay, lesbian and bisexual persons, their families and friends through: support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights. PFLAG provides opportunities for dialogue about sexual orientation and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity.       HOME

PWA Coalition Colorado (Colorado Health Action Project)    303 329-9379
1290 William St. ? Denver ? 80218 ? Fax: 303-329-9381 ? Email: pwacolo@aol.com ? Website: pwacoalitioncolorado.org

Empowering people living with HIV/AIDS through education and advocacy. Programs and services available: Resolute! Dedicated to Surviving (HIV education publication); Peer Advocacy Project; Community Education Forums; Denver Buyers Club (nutritional supplements at wholesale prices).       HOME

Rainbow Alley    303 831-0442
1050 Broadway ? Denver ? 80203 ? Fax: 303-282-9399 ? Email: alley@coloradoglbt.org ? Website: www.coloradoglbt.org

A safe drop-in center for youth aged 13-21. It has been in existence since June of 1998. We have various support groups and special events happening weekly and monthly. We have trained facilitators who are capable of addressing GLBTQ youth issues. Our facilitators are both youth and adults. Rainbow Alley is a part of the GLBT Center of Colorado.       HOME

Rape Assistance & Awareness Program     303 329-9922
PO Box 18951 ? Denver ? 80218 ? Fax: 303-329-9964 ? Email: mholien@raap.org ? Website: www.raap.org

The mission of the Rape Assistance & Awareness Program is to eliminate sexual violence. The primary goals are to assist victims and educate the public about sexual violence and its prevention. RAAP has offices in downtown, southeast and north Denver.       HOME

RESOLVE of Colorado         303 469-5261
PO Box 61096 ? Denver, CO 80209          866-469-5261

RESOLVE?s mission: to provide timely, compassionate support and information to people who are experiencing infertility issues through advocacy and public education. Contact helpline: 303-469-5261 or 1-866-469-5261       HOME

Team Colorado of the Rockies     303 675-5277
PO Box 102077 ? Denver ? 80250-2077 ? Fax: 303-766-7554
Email: dcteamcolorado@aol.com ? Website: www.team-colorado.org

Team Colorado of the Rockies facilitates participation, inclusion and the pursuit of personal best in cooperation with artistic and athletic organizations through opportunities in culture and sport. Team Colorado is a member of the Federation of Gay Games and organizes the delegation from Colorado attending the Gay Games every four years. Gay Games VII is in Montreal in 2006.       HOME

T?E?S?S?A    719 633-3819
PO Box 2662 ? 320 S. El Paso St. ? Colorado Springs, CO 80901
Crisis: 719 633-3819 ? Administration: 719 633-1462 ? Fax: 719 632-2342

T?E?S?S?A?s mission is to significantly reduce domestic violence and adult sexual assault through education, intervention and treatment. T?E?S?S?A provides safe housing for victims of domestic violence and their children, a 24-hour crisis line for domestic violence and rape, advocacy services, and group and individual counseling options.       HOME