Colorado Family Resource Guide

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About this guide

A free guide for Colorado families of children with autism and developmental delays, county by county: who to call for Early Intervention, case management, ABA and therapy, Health First Colorado and school support, every listing traced to a public source.

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Why it exists

When a child is referred for autism or a developmental delay in Colorado, the first weeks are a run of phone calls, and the right number depends on the county and the child's age. The Early Intervention program is one agency, the case management agency another, the Medicaid regional organization a third, and the school district a fourth. The best local guides, like the Arc of Larimer County's, cover one county. This one covers the state with the same page shape for every county.

What it is

  • A free guide. No login, no sign-up, nothing for sale to families.
  • Agency details from each agency's own page, provider lists from the state's Medicaid provider list, each with the date it was read. Last agency check: 9 November 2026.
  • Independently edited. The editor builds free local guides and works with providers on their websites, including the guide's sponsor.

What it is not

  • Not a government site and not a nonprofit organization. It is independently published and supported by its sponsor.
  • Not a provider. Nobody here evaluates or treats children, and listing a program does not mean it has an opening.
  • Not an endorsement. Every listing is what the organization publishes about itself; families should confirm details before relying on them.

Where it is going

Seven counties first: Larimer, Weld, Boulder, Jefferson, Denver, Arapahoe and El Paso. Then the other 57 from the same data. If your county is not up yet, the statewide numbers on the home page still apply.

Something wrong or missing? Corrections are read and answered, and pages show a new date when they change.