Helpful Resources.

The Haven Impact is committed to providing unwavering support for foster families to thrive. Beyond our direct services, we also connect families to trusted resources, valued partners, and encouraging opportunities that help them feel seen, supported, and equipped for the journey ahead.

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Be the Source

Be The Source (formerly Foster Source) serves foster and kinship parents so they can foster with confidence and help children in care heal. They offer training, tangible support, mental health support, advocacy services, and social support to accomplish their mission.

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Clothes to Kids of Denver

Clothes to Kids provides new and quality clothing in a boutique setting to students and families in need. Kids get to shop for themselves, free of charge. Kids must be ages 3-21 and enrolled in preschool-12th grade or working toward a GED. They must live in the Denver metro area and be considered in need of assistance. Kids are able to select a 22 piece wardrobe every time they shop.

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Cobbled Streets

Cobbled Streets provides children in foster and kinship care with individualized experiences and enriching opportunities so they can discover, connect, and belong.

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Colorado Kids Belong and The Foster Friendly App

Colorado Kids Belong offers education and support for foster families. They also host a podcast and the Foster Friendly App, a great resource that offers discounts, support, and events specifically for foster families. Be sure to download it today!

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Colorado State Foster Parent Association

CSFPA supports foster, kinship, adoptive, and reunified families through training, crisis navigation assistance, legislative advocacy, and building programs that strengthen family stability and improve outcomes for children and youth in care. By partnering with counties, agencies, and community organizations, CSFPA works to ensure caregivers have the resources, voice, and connection they need to provide safe, nurturing homes.

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Families Rising

Support, education, and advocacy — Families Rising offers free services for adoptive, foster, and kinship parents, including 1:1 help navigating Adoption Assistance and the Adoption Tax Credit, a library of webinars and articles on navigating behavior challenges at home, connection to a network of peer-to-peer support groups, and an annual conference for caregivers to refresh and recharge with others who get it.

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FindHelp

FindHelp is a free, confidential, and user-friendly online platform that connects people with local community services. By entering a zip code, users can find free or reduced-cost assistance for food, housing, healthcare, transportation, and other essential social services.

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Foster Fête

Foster Fête makes birthdays bright for children in foster care. They partner with various agencies to provide custom birthday celebrations that include a cake, card, balloons, and presents.

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Harbor Church

Harbor Church is a foster friendly church that empowers and cares for foster and adoptive children and those on the front lines of caring for these kids every day by serving, supporting, and connecting.

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Harbor Early Learning Center

Harbor ELC is committed to serving families by providing loving and enriching childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. They offer scholarships for foster and adoptive families.

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NFPA Training Institute

The National Foster Parent Association Training Institute (NFPATI) is a partnership between the National Foster Parent Association (NFPA) and Centene Corporation, providing free, 24/7 online training for foster, adoptive, and kinship caregivers nationwide. It offers on-demand courses addressing trauma-informed care and common caregiver challenges.

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Project 1.27

Project 1.27 strives for every child to have a nurturing, well-supported family. They offer continuing education, resources, and support for foster families.

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Raise the Future

Raise the Future provides free support to families and professionals who work with children who have experienced challenging circumstances through Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) trainings and in-home coaching.

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RISE Foster and Adoption Support

RISE offers support for foster, kinship, and adoptive families by providing practical and relational support with the goal of seeing every child rise to their full potential.

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Save Our Youth

For over 30 years, Save Our Youth has provided one-to-one mentorship for young people ages 10–17 in the Denver Metro Area. Through these relationships, youth build spiritual, emotional, and economic hope, learning to overcome challenges and pursue their dreams with confidence.

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The Light House Denver

The Light House is a Denver-based organization dedicated to easing the trauma of foster care by supporting children and families. They offer emotional-regulation classes, a support group for parents, and life-skills and mentorship programs for teens ages 16–21. Through workshops, community support, and hands-on care, they help foster youth feel prepared, understood, and equipped for success.

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WeeCycle

WeeCycle supports families with infants and toddlers needing essential baby gear and diapers through their 150+ partner organizations. For a full list of Partner Organizations and Direct Distributions of diapers, wipes, and formula through our Mobile Baby Essentials Market, visit their website.

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