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Evidence in an Age of Self-Surveillence
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By: The National Law Journal - 03/12/2009
 
 
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16th Judicial District accepting online credit card payments
News release: 16th Judicial District is now accepting online credit card payments to help citizens submit payments more easily and timely. To make an online payment to a number of different courts within the Colorado Judicial Branch please click here.
 
By: Colorado Judicial Branch - 09/25/2008
 
 
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Self-help Center in the Douglas County Justice Center
The center is intended to assist individuals with understanding Colorado court rules and laws, case filing requirements, services available in Colorad...
 
By: Colorado Judicial Branch - 01/10/2008
 
 
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Get Information on Non-emergency City Services
The City and County of Denver has an easy way for local residents and businesses to get information on any non-emergency City service:  Simply di...
 
By: City and County of Denver - 01/10/2008
 
 
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Filing for an Adult Name Change
Do you need to find out how to file for an Adult Name Change? Learn about the process, court forms needed and costs associated with filing for an Adul...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 09/27/2007
 
 
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Colorado Judicial Branch Expands Pilot Service-Improvement Program
Colorado Judicial Branch Expands Pilot Service-Improvement Program 17th Judicial District surveys to begin July 30 at the Adams County Justice Center...
 
By: Colorado Judicial Branch - 07/30/2007
 
 
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Rosa Linda’s 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Feast
  Rosa Linda's Mexican Cafe  2005 W. 33rd Ave. November 23, 2006 11:00 to 3:00   Rosa Linda's will have a sit down meal of shredded turkey, green Chile, rice, beans, stuffing and desert. Food baskets will be offered to all those who eat at the restaurant.    Deliveries will be made to the homebound.     Volunteer opportunities available.  For more information contact Oscar Aguirre at 303 455-0608 or email Chef_o_grouch@yahoo.com or visit their website at www.rosalindasmexicancafe.com and click on the "Special Events" link along the right-hand side of the web page.  Get the word out. Encourage people to come and eat at the restaurant, everybody is eligible. Food baskets will be offered only to those who come and eat.
 
By: Rosa Linda's Mexican Cafe  - 11/07/2006
 
 
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More Time to Fill the Prescriptions you Need
On February 1, Health and Human Services Secretary Mike Leavitt announced that plans would be extending the 30-day transitional drug coverage period,&...
 
By: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services - 03/16/2006
 
 
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NCLR Condemns passage of Real ID Act (en espanol)
The National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the U.S., denounced the passage of the...
 
By: El Semanario - 05/24/2005
 
 
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Civil Rights Civil Rights
 
18th District Court Judge will be on call election night for legal matters
The 18th Judicial District will have a District Court Judge available on November 4th from 5 pm to 8am to respond to any emergency electio...
 
By: Colorado Judicial Branch - 11/04/2008
 
 
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Colorado Secretary of State Elections Center
If you experience problems voting please contact your local Clerk & Recorder or the Secretary of State's office.
 
By: CO Secretary of State - 11/04/2008
 
 
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Colorado Disability Economic Initiative Workshop
CDEI is preparing the 1040A's and answering questions at a workshop for people with disabilities on Saturday, March 22nd, 10-2:00 PM hosted by Atlanti...
 
By: Atlantis Community - 03/20/2008
 
 
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ADA Applies to Seniors Too
This session will examine how to educate the escalating number of seniors about the ADA and highlight the more applicable sections of the ADA to the 50+ population.  This training will also cover specific disabiltiy/senior etiquette and awareness exercises.
 
By: DBTAC Rocky Mountain ADA Center - 01/18/2008
 
 
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Free Legal Clinic
The Coalition is running a program to provide the opportunity for free legal advice.  The next scheduled free legal clinic is Thursday, July 12th...
 
By: Colorado Coalition for the Homeless - 07/03/2007
 
 
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Jury Duty Scam
This scam has been verified by the FBI (their link is also included below).  It is spreading fast so be prepared should you get this call.   Most of us take summons for jury duty seriously, but enough people skip out on their civic duty, that a new and ominous kind of scam has surfaced.The caller claims to be a jury coordinator.  If you protest that you never received a summons for jury duty, the scammer asks you for your SocialSecurity number and date of birth so he or she can verify the information and cancel the arrest warrant.Give out any of this information and your identity just been stolen. The scam has been reported so far in 11 states, including Colorado. This scam is particularly insidious because they use intimidation over the phone to try to bully people into giving information by pretending they're with the court system.The FBI and the federal court system have issued nationwide alerts on their websites warning consumers about the fraud.  Check it out here:  http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/juryduty.asp  and http://www.fbi.gov/page2/june06/jury_scams060206.htm
 
By: Federal Bureau of Investigation - 06/21/2007
 
 
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ADA - A Primer
The United States Congress found that some 43,000,000 Americans have one or more physical or mental disabilities, and this number is increasing as the population as a whole is growing older. In your practice you may be called to answer questions, provide counsel, litigate or defend an action involving the Americans With Disabilities Act.  This primer on the ADA will teach you what you need to know.
 
By: Colorado Bar Association - 03/29/2007
 
 
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Hurricane Katrina Relief Resources
The website below provides links to both general relief resources as well as legal resources and information on nonprofit leg...
 
By: www.lawhelp.org - 09/07/2005
 
 
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Disabled protest job plan
Three individuals offered their success stories Monday in Civic Center during a protest of a Bush administration proposal that critics believe wi...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 05/24/2005
 
 
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Financial Education for Persons with Disabilities
Attend this free audioconference - Financial Education for Persons with Disabilities: The Money Smart Program, Federal Depository Insurance Cooperatio...
 
By: Law Health, Policy and Disability Center - 03/23/2005
 
 
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Jury is in: Teen court is
It's justice by teens for teens. Welcome to teen court, where future lawyers sharpen their legal skills and actual defendants have agreed to be senten...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/21/2004
 
 
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Benefits system clears Oct. 1 hurdle
The state's beleaguered benefits system appeared to work Friday, sending food stamps and cash assistance to Colorado's neediest people. County offic...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/04/2004
 
 
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Seniors Get Help with your Energy Bill
Last year, Energy Outreach Colorado assisted more than 86,000 Colorado households with their energy bills.  Over 22,300 of these homes had a seni...
 
By: Energy Outreach Colorado - 01/05/2004
 
 
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Initiative aims to combat identity theft
Federal and local law-enforcement agencies Tuesday launched a campaign aimed at curbing identity theft, a fast-growing crime that affected nearly 10 m...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 09/17/2003
 
 
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Consumer Issues Consumer Issues
 
New Credit Card Protections in Effect as of August 27th
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By: Americans for Fairness in Lending - 08/26/2009
 
 
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Save money by staying aware of changes in you credit card accounts
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By: The Washington Post - 08/24/2009
 
 
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Outsmarting Investor Fraud
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By: Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce - 07/24/2009
 
 
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Economic Stimulus Recovery Plan - What Do you Need to Know?
To learn about the plan and how it may affect you click here.
 
By: Denver Post - 02/15/2009
 
 
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Public may receive credit card relief
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By: Denver Post Online - 12/15/2008
 
 
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A Solid Credit Score is Vital
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By: Denver Post - 11/18/2008
 
 
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LEAP (Low-Income Energy Assistance Program)
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By: Denver Human Services - 11/13/2008
 
 
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Missing Your Stimulus Check?
If you haven't received your expected stimulus check please read this brief article to find out how you can update your information wit...
 
By: Baltimore Sun - 10/24/2008
 
 
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Xcel November heating bills to increase 7-8%
Good news compared to previous reports of dramatic heating bill increases!
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/20/2008
 
 
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Winter Electric Bills to Increase
A short article on expectations and electric bills this winter. To read the article click here.
 
By: DenverPost.com - 09/18/2008
 
 
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Economic Stimulus Rebates
Saturday August 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to help increase the number of individuals claiming the rebate, there will be an Economic Stimulus Event, a...
 
By: The Denver Asset Building Coalition - 08/12/2008
 
 
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Impact Day
For .doc version: http:/frii.net/~clsfcdsl/info_impactday.doc
 
By: The Women's Foundation of Colorado - 05/12/2008
 
 
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IRS Announces Economic Stimulus Payment Schedules
The Internal Revenue Service began sending more than 130 million economic stimulus payments on May 2, 2008. The initial round of weekly payments will be completed by early July.
 
By: IRS - 04/30/2008
 
 
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April Fraud Alert
Fraud Alert! From the Office of Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey Pets, Romance, and Adoption Information from the FBI 2007 Internet Cri...
 
By: Denver District Attorney's Office - 04/22/2008
 
 
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Shred-a-thon
The Denver District Attorney's Office, 9News, Shred-it, and Denver Metro Crime Stoppers invite you to our Shred-a-thon Saturday, May 10th 6 a.m. -12 n...
 
By: The Denver District Attorney's Office - 04/22/2008
 
 
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Group helps consumers get past fear of finances
Ted Beck was recently appointed to the president's Advisory Council on Financial Literacy. His National Endowment for Financial Education sponsors a f...
 
By: The Denver Post - 03/10/2008
 
 
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Simplified Information about the Tax Rebate Plan
This is a short article about the stimulus plan with some basic questions answered.
 
By: Wall Street Journal - 02/15/2008
 
 
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College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007
President Bush signed into law on September 27 legislation that makes the single largest investment in college financial aid since the GI Bill of 1944...
 
By: Student Loan Borrower Asssistance - 01/30/2008
 
 
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Student Loan Borrower Assistance Web Site
As their six-month grace period draws to a close, the Classof 2007 is about to begin paying off their student loans. If they run into trouble repaying...
 
By: National Consumer Law Center - 01/10/2008
 
 
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Get Help Paying Your Heating Bill
Denver Human Services has kicked off the 2007-2008 Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP).  LEAP helps qualifying low-income families (up to...
 
By: Denver Human Services - 01/10/2008
 
 
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Legal Services Solutions for vulnerable
"Colorado is substantially below the national average in funding for legal services for poor people..."
 
By: Access to Justice - 12/29/2007
 
 
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Holiday Safety
The FCIC came up with some tips about holiday safety that they hope you'll keep in mind so your celebrations will be fun for everyone. Click on ...
 
By: Federal Citizen Information Center - 12/20/2007
 
 
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Low-income Energy Assistance Program
Denver Human Services has kicked off the 2007-2008 Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP).  LEAP helps qualifying low-income families pay th...
 
By: Denver Human Services  - 11/14/2007
 
 
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Utility Bill Refund Email is a Scam
Beware of email offering $480 home heating refund. Click title above for more information.
 
By: consumeraffairs.com - 10/25/2007
 
 
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Women's Scholarship Program
The AARP Foundation's Women's Scholarship Program (click here) provides scholarship funds to women 50+ seeking new job skills, training, and education...
 
By: AARP Foundation - 08/16/2007
 
 
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Beat Identity Theft - Shred It Event
Saturday April 28, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Office Depot - 7305 East 36th Ave., Unit 1, Denver.
 
By: Denver Metro Crime Stoppers, Denver District Attorney, Office Depot and Shred-It - 04/19/2007
 
 
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Heating Assistance for Low-Income Coloradans
Help is available for those struggling to pay their heating bills through the Colorado Department of Human Services Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP). Applications are available from Nov. 1 to April 30 of each year. For more information, call 1-866-HEAT-HELP (1-866-432-8435) or visit www.cdhs.state.co.us/leap/index.htm.
 
By: Colorado Bar Association Weekly e-newsletter - 01/24/2007
 
 
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New Phisher Tactic: Pay Me Or I'll Kill You
A new scam arriving in e-mail inboxes contains a death threat, a security company said Friday, and marks a new low in fraudster tactics. The spammed message claims to come from a professional hit man who supposedly has orders to murder the recipient, but will drop the contract if he is paid $80,000. The "killer" says he has been shadowing the recipient for 10 days, and will produce taped evidence of the planned killing for a down payment of $20,000.
 
By: TechWeb.com - 01/23/2007
 
 
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How to get your identity back after it's stolen
If you are a victim of identity theft, here are some things you can do: File a police report, all creditors will ask for it Contact the three major credit bureaus and make them aware that you are a victim of identity theft You can put a fraud alert on your credit report. When someone tries to get credit in your name, the creditor will contact you first to see if it is genuine purchase. You can put a credit freeze on your credit report. Nobody can access credit in your name, not even you. If you want access to it, then you have to contact the credit agencies and have them remove the freeze.
 
By: 9news.com - 11/07/2006
 
 
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Law Leaves ID Thieves out in Cold
Colorado residents can freeze their credit files to make it harder for thieves to steal personal information under an identity- theft law that takes e...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 06/29/2006
 
 
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Xcel faces fight on rate-hike plan
A coalition of four consumer groups on Wednesday came out against Xcel Energy's proposed electricity-rate hike. The groups launched a website called...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 05/04/2006
 
 
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Xcel near deal to cut rate hike
New proposal expected to reduce natural-gas cost from May request. At a hearing Monday, consumer groups say the rate request would disproportionately ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 12/06/2005
 
 
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Jan. electric bills to be cut by 6%
Colorado customers of Xcel Energy will receive a holiday gift in their January energy bill - a reprieve from recent sharp increases in electricity cos...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 12/05/2005
 
 
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Want to Cut Energy Costs? U.S. offers tips
...take certain steps today to conserve energy as analysts say they expect fuel prices to stay high. Read the story online at DenverPost.com.
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/04/2005
 
 
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What you need to know about writing checks
There is a new federal law that took effect October 28, 2004 - the "Check 21 Act". Among other things, this law means that many of your checks will be...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 10/29/2004
 
 
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Teens easy targets for identity thieves
Each year approximately 7 million people nationwide become victims of identity theft. That figure surged between 2002 and 2003, increasing by as much ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/21/2004
 
 
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To build your credit, pay the rent
It's hard to get credit if you don't have it already. But now there's another way to persuade lenders to give you a good rate on a home mortgage or au...
 
By: The Christian Science Monitor online - 10/04/2004
 
 
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How to Prevent ID Theft
Identity (ID) theft has become the fastest growing form of theft in the U.S. The Colorado Attorney General's website has information that can help you...
 
By: Colorado Attorney General's office - 01/22/2004
 
 
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Need help paying your energy bill?
The Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) helps low-income Coloradans pay their winter utility bills. You can find the LEAP office in your ...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 11/13/2003
 
 
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14 Ways to Stop Identity Theft Cold
Currently the number one consumer fraud is identity theft. Read this article and protect yourself.
 
By: msn.com - 04/22/2003
 
 
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Elder Law Elder Law
 
May 30th: Fight Fraud-Shred Instead Day
AARP ElderWatch, in conjunction with the Colorado Attorney Generals office, is again hosting a FREE Fight Fr...
 
By: Denver District Attorney's Office - 05/15/2009
 
 
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Elderly Coloradans in line for boost
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By: Denver Post Online - 03/19/2009
 
 
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ADA Applies to Seniors Too!
Wednesday, January 30: Often times, seniors don't think of themselves as people with disabilities. This session will examine how to educate the escala...
 
By: Rocky Mountain Access - 01/14/2008
 
 
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Senior Law Day
Senior Law Day is one of the biggest events that the CBA co-sponsors. It will be Saturday, June 2, at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law,...
 
By: University of Denver Sturm College of Law - 05/14/2007
 
 
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Medicaid for Older Adults - 2007 Workshop
MEDICAID for Older Adults 2007 WORKSHOP Offered by Susan Stern And Centura Health Insurance Counseling for Seniors   Friday, March 30, 2007 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Registration sign in begins at 8:30 am   St. Anthony Central Hospital Auditorium A/1st Floor 4231 W. 16th Ave. Denver, CO. 80204 (Parking available in main hospital parking garage - $1 for entire day)   $60.00 fee Includes updated Medicaid 2007 Manual
 
By: Centura Health Insurance Counseling  - 03/12/2007
 
 
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Senior Day at the Capitol
Wednesday, Feb. 21st, 20078:00 am - Continental Breakfast, (3rd fl, #356)9:30 am Old Supreme Court Chambers (2nd fl)12:00 pm - Lunch (Baptist Church 1...
 
By: Colorado Senior Lobby - 01/30/2007
 
 
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How to Use the CLS Website
Want to learn how to use this website? Click here to watch a quick presentation on the different information that is available on this site and how to...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 12/13/2006
 
 
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Attention Seniors Only! Your Feedback is Needed
If you have received help from Colorado Legal Services, such as legal representation, brief advice or referral, please take a moment to fill out ...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 11/21/2006
 
 
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Senior Legal Checklist Available (English and Spanish)
The Senior Legal Checklist is designed to help you identify possible civil legal concerns you may have. Each question is followed by suggested actions...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services and Alpine Area Agency on Aging - 07/05/2006
 
 
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Employment Employment
 
Colorado jobless won't get extension pay till August
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By: The Denver Post - 07/22/2009
 
 
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Colorado Unemployment website is experiencing problems
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By: 9 News - 06/30/2009
 
 
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Can My Boss Do That?
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By: Interfaith Worker Justice - 03/09/2009
 
 
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Coloradans see increase in the minimum wage
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By: Colorado Department of Labor and Employment - 01/05/2009
 
 
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Got Work?
For an quick snapshot of the current difficulty in aquiring a new job or employment please visit the Economic Policy Institute for a brief article.
 
By: Economic Policy Institute - 09/26/2008
 
 
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Identify the Gap between Paycheck to Paycheck
Come and discuss your experiences in helping to identify the gap from paycheck to paycheck experienced by Coloradans living below the poverty level, i...
 
By: Paycheck Away Project - 08/03/2007
 
 
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Nonprofit helps family meet needs
 
By: DenverPost.com - 06/20/2006
 
 
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Making Self-Employment Work For People with Developmental Disabilities
DDRC Adult Vocational Services (AVS) is developing Self-Employment as a new alternative in Community Employment.  Self-Employment has proven to b...
 
By: Developmental Disabilities Resource Center (DDRC) - 03/21/2005
 
 
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Family and Children Family and Children
 
Utility Assistance
For a very limited time, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is now offering utility assistance for families only. This one-time assistance h...
 
By: Colorado Coalition for the Homeless - 07/27/2009
 
 
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Prepare and file your Divorce - video
Watch this video for help in preparing for a divorce. The presentation covers general divorce issues including, allocation of responsibilities and chi...
 
By: TESSA - Colorado Springs - 07/14/2009
 
 
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April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
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By: Child Welfare Information Gateway - 04/07/2009
 
 
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Give Kids a Smile Day!
This national program started by the American Dental Association is in its 7th year and was created to provide free dental treatment and e...
 
By: Colorado Dental Association - 12/22/2008
 
 
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Are you experiencing domestic violence? These resources will help you figure that out.
This is a list of online resources explaining what domestic violence is. If you use this make sure that any potentially dangerous person will not...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 06/20/2008
 
 
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Young Women and Interpersonal Violence: A forum on dating, peer pressure, and violence
Friday, March 28, 20088:30 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.(Forum begins at 9:00 a.m.) Located at:Mile High United WayFounders Room- 2505 18th StreetMile High United...
 
By: Colorado Women's Health Advocacy Coalition - 03/10/2008
 
 
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TEEN DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION WEEK
In an annual effort to raise awareness of the crime of teen dating violence nationwide, Senators Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-New Y...
 
By: American Bar Association Commission on Domestic Violence - 02/08/2008
 
 
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Pro Se (Do It Yourself) Divorce Preparation
This video will explain to pro se (do it yourself) individuals how to prepare for a divorce. The video is 90 minutes long, and covers divorce, allocat...
 
By: TESSA - Colorado Springs - 10/20/2007
 
 
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Filing for an Adult Name Change
Do you need to file for an Adult Name Change? If so, please click here to watch an audio visual presentation on how the process works in Colorado. You...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 09/27/2007
 
 
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Charitable Health Coverage Program
English/EspanolEnglishConnections is a unique community service program offered by Kaiser Permanente. Connections provides low-cost health care covera...
 
By: Kaiser Permanente Connections - 07/07/2007
 
 
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FREE ONE-DAY HEALTH FAIR
Neighbors in Health - Vecinos de Salud. Sunday, August 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Open to all uninsured and underserved in the Denver metro area,...
 
By: Kaiser Permanente - 07/07/2007
 
 
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A Six Part Training Program for Families of Children with Special Needs
Registration Information To register for all six sessions please leave your name and number on the registration line: 303-636-5805. The deadline to register for these sessions is Monday, February 26th, in order to arrange for child care. Driving Directions.For more information, please visit www.arcofdenver.org/mobilizingfamilies.pdf
 
By: Mobilizing Families - 03/01/2007
 
 
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Circle Of Parents Support Groups Free & Accepting Drop-Ins/Winter 2008
Please visit familiesfirstcolorado.org to find the dates and times for support groups: ALL PARENTS & PRIMARY CARETAKERS GRANDPARENTS IN THE PARENTING ROLE ALL PARENTS & PRIMARY CARETAKERS SINGLE MOTHERS PARENTS OF PRE-SCHOOLERS...
 
By: Families First - 02/28/2007
 
 
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Small Grants Available to Survivors of Domestic Violence
The Education and Job Training Assistance Fund is a fund established by The Allstate Foundation to channel small grants to survivors of do...
 
By: Allstate Foundation - 08/07/2006
 
 
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Grandparents Raising Grandchildren - Facing Today's Challenges
A two-day workshop in the spring, summer winter and fall. Highlights include multicultural parenting; alcohol, drugs and gangs; guardianship, custody ...
 
By: Denver Center for Crime Victims - 01/11/2006
 
 
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Strangers Stitch Warmth for the Needy
The knitted clothing has been delivered to more than a half- dozen organizations that assist the homeless, including the Colorado Coalition for the Ho...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/10/2005
 
 
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Haven for immigrants who flee domestic violence
The U.S. Board of Immigration Appeals accredited the Denver Center for Crime Victims in November to provide free or low-cost legal assistance to ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 06/20/2005
 
 
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CCCAP Low-Income Child Care Assistance now available in Denver County
For some time, the Denver Department of Human Services has had a waiting list for the CCAP low-income child care assistance program. The Department no...
 
By: Denver Department of Human Services - 08/02/2004
 
 
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Children of Single Mothers do Just as Well in School
According to a large, multiethnic Cornell University study, single parenthood, in and of itself, is not necessarily a risk factor for how well 12- a...
 
By: Cornell News - 05/12/2004
 
 
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Poor kids feeling poorly have fewer choices in state
An influx of nearly 60,000 low-income children into Colorado's Medicaid program since 2001 has overwhelmed a thinly stretched network of doctors, leav...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 04/29/2004
 
 
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UN SEMINARIO GRATIS DE INFORMACIÓN LEGAL CON RESPECTO A TEMAS LEGALES DE LA FAMILIA Y DEL NIÑO (Divorce clinic for Spanish speakers)
La información sera proporcionada en: ·     Custodia del niño ·     Manutención de menores ·  ...
 
By: Department of Human Services - 03/25/2004
 
 
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Single mom takes deadbeat dad's home
Pitts, a single mother who lives in Eagle, has done something few, if any, single parents have ever done before: She has forced the sale of her child's father's home to recover a portion of child support owed her 17-year-old son, Michael. The home, located in Fruita, was sold at a sheriff's auction in Grand Junction on Thursday.  
 
By: Vail Daily News - 03/15/2004
 
 
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Help with domestic violence situations
The Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence works to help people in these types of situations. If you are in need of help go to their website (cl...
 
By: Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence - 12/28/2003
 
 
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Tackling the Cycle of Poverty
Metro CareRing distributes more than 300 tons of food and toiletries annually, all at no cost to an estimated 35,000 clients. The help offer...
 
By: Mark Kiszla - 12/18/2003
 
 
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Legal Clinics in Denver
Upcoming clinics include bankruptcy, divorce, collections and small claims. These clinics provide overviews of the legal processes and legal form...
 
By: Denver Bar Association - 08/26/2003
 
 
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Government Benefits Government Benefits
 
New College Aid: Food Stamps
Demo
 
By: Denver Post Online - 10/27/2008
 
 
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October 15, 2008 is the LAST DAY TO CLAIM STIMULUS CHECKS
According to the IRS, there are still 4.3 million elders and younger vets with disabilities who haven't claimed their economic stimulus payments and t...
 
By: Internal Revenue Service - 10/07/2008
 
 
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Timing Social Security
Most older workers are used to being told that they should wait as long as possible to claim Social Security benefits?the longer they delay, the bigge...
 
By: Newsweek - 02/26/2008
 
 
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DISABILITY IS OUR MOST PRESSING CHALLENGE
I know from personal experience how difficult Social Security?s disability process can be.  When my father was 52, he suffered a severe cerebral ...
 
By: Social Security Administration - 02/04/2008
 
 
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Submitting Records for Disability Claims?
Electronic Records Express is an initiative by Social Security and state Disability Determination Services (DDS) to offer electronic options for submi...
 
By: Social Security Administration - 02/04/2008
 
 
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Social Security and Taxes - Does Your Information Match Up?
Social Security Column DOES YOUR INFORMATION MATCH UP? By R. Andrew Hudson Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Montana Tax time is right ...
 
By: Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Montana - 12/26/2007
 
 
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Timing Social Security
Most older workers are used to being told that they should wait as long as possible to claim Social Security benefits-the longer they delay, the bigger their benefits will be. And the longer they expect to live, the more benefits they'll get from the delayed bigger benefits. That means that women, who, on average, live longer than men, should wait. But here's a new twist, from Boston College's Center for Retirement Research: most married couples can maximize their benefits if the wife takes early retirement and starts her benefits at 62, and the husband waits until at least 66 to start his. Here's why: in most families, the husband earns more and has a lower life expectancy. When one spouse dies, the surviving spouse can opt to keep his or her own benefits or instead take over the benefits of the deceased. So, a woman can start her own early, lower benefit stream that will be in effect only until her husband dies. He, in turn, can work longer and maximize his benefits, and then his wife can "inherit" his bigger benefits. It's a strategy that doesn't work when both spouses earn similar amounts or where the wife outearns her husband. And it only makes sense if the wife wants to retire early and the husband wants to work longer, says Alicia Munnell, the study's lead author. She's not rushing to claim her own benefits any time soon. "There's more to life than that," she says.
 
By: Newsweek - 11/06/2007
 
 
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Social Security Announces 2.3 Percent Benefit Increase for 2008
There will be a 2.3% benefit increase for Social Security recipients in 2008. Click on the title above for more information.
 
By: Social Security Administration - 10/23/2007
 
 
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Nation's First Baby Boomer Files for Social Security Retirement Benefits -- Online!
The recipient who was born one second after midnight on January 1, 1946 will be eligible for benefits in January.    
 
By: Social Security Administration - 10/23/2007
 
 
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Get E-Mail Updates of Social Security Changes
Social Security's Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs provides summaries of legislation affecting Social Security benefits and programs. You may sign up to receive an e-mail update when any information changes.
 
By: Social Security Online - 07/08/2007
 
 
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Food stamps going unused in Colorado
Only 56 percent of Coloradans eligible for federal food stamps took part in the federal program in 2004, the most recent year available, an anti-hunger advocacy group said Monday. In its annual State of the States report, the Washington D.C.- based Food Research and Action Center said participation in summer school lunch programs drop- ped 30 percent in the past decade. Several factors contribute to the relatively low rates, including red tape, lengthy forms and shame, experts say. "I think there is a stigma attached," said Tina Podolak, executive director of the Colorado Anti- Hunger Network, which released the report locally. "How do people feel when they go into the food stamp office? Are they treated with respect? Those are issues that impact the reasons why people don't apply." Colorado ranked 37th out of 50 states in food stamp participation. Missouri was first, with 84 percent of those eligible requesting aid. The group also is trying to get support for the 2007 Farm Bill Reauthorization, which it hopes will streamline the food stamp application process and provide more funding for the program. The bill is expected to be discussed by Congress in July. This year, 249,593 Coloradans will get food stamps. Last year they spent $323 million using food stamps, according to the USDA. The department acknowledges that applying for food stamps takes time. Applicants must fill out a 21-page form, which takes at least eight hours, according to USDA research. Once accepted into the program, they receive the benefit within seven to 30 days, but in some cases it may amount to only $10 a month. Liz McDonough, spokeswoman for the Colorado Department of Human Services, said people are reluctant to apply for three reasons: • They don't think they are eligible so don't bother to apply. • They worry they don't have the right kind of identification. • Senior citizens are reluctant to go through all the paperwork. Counties are a safer bet when it comes to looking for food. They have more flexibility, McDonough said, and can direct people to food banks or provide vouchers for meals. In contrast to the federal program, the city and county of Denver continues to draw more people each year to its hunger programs, said Roxane White, manager of Denver Human Services. In 2002, 38,000 people received food stamp benefits; in 2004 that number increased to 50,000, and now 57,000 people participate. To reach those numbers, White said her department extended office hours to evenings and weekends and stationed food stamp enrollment experts at 11 additional community outreach agencies. FRAC says enrollment in free summer lunch programs also has dropped - 30 percent in the past decade. In Denver's public schools, 5,000 children ages 1 to 18 are participating this summer. Competition between agencies could be one reason, said Leo Lesh, executive director of enterprise management at Denver Public Schools. When children and their parents come to a school for a federally funded lunch, they are allowed only to eat, then must leave so staff can clean up. But if they go to a church, a club or a recreation center, they get the same food, but they also can participate in programs, play basketball or go swimming. 2007 Food Stamp Challenge • When: Today - National Hunger Awareness Day • The challenge: Surviving a week on $25 in food ($3.57 a day), the average food budget of a stamp recipient. • Participants: Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, Denver Human Services manager Roxane White, KWGN Channel 2 anchor Ernie Bjorkman and others. • How it works: Participants eat on only $25 for a week. They keep a food diary and contribute to a blog. • Web site: colochallenge.blogspot.com • Recent high-profile participants: Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski; and four members of Congress • Hickenlooper's first day: The mayor learned he was participating at the last minute Sunday and didn't have time to shop for food Monday. When the Rocky caught up with him late Monday afternoon, he said he missed breakfast and had little to eat at noon. • Quote: "I had lunch today with a couple Level III executives at the Ship's Tavern and there's nothing on the menu under $3. All I could eat was the free bread, although the Brown Palace did bring a little shot glass of peanut butter." • The mayor's dinner Monday night: Ramen soup • Roxane White's first day: "I bought a jar of peanut butter, a bag of potatoes, seven bananas on sale and pre-packaged soup mixes for lunch, because they were on sale for under $1 each."
 
By: Rocky Mountain News - 06/06/2007
 
 
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Social Security News - April 2007
This newsletter contains the following information: What an Accountant Might Not Tell You about Social Security; Social Security Answers Your Question...
 
By: Denver Regional Social Security Office - 04/11/2007
 
 
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Social Security Today (en Espanol)
MEDICARE is an essential health care program for people age 65 and older, people with certain disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. ...
 
By: El Semanario - 05/24/2005
 
 
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Food Stamp Participation Increases
Food Stamp participation increases in December 2004 to more than 25.4 million persons. For more information read the article online.  
 
By: Food Research and Action Center - 03/23/2005
 
 
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State stokes heat fund
The state will provide $2.4 million to help poor families pay higher heating bills this winter. Read the article on DenverPost.com for more informatio...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 12/29/2004
 
 
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Problems getting public benefits?
Are you trying to get public benefits but having problems? Please tell us your stories. Go to this flyer for more information. You can open this link...
 
By: Colorado Center on Law and Policy - 11/22/2004
 
 
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State: Benefits system a go
Today, Colorado's beleaguered government benefits system will prove doubters wrong and deliver proper payments to as many as 90,000 people, state offi...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/01/2004
 
 
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Loss of aid to poor feared
 Colorado's county commissioners on Monday asked Gov. Bill Owens to revert to a previous system to deliver benefits to the poor, fearing that oth...
 
By: RockyMountainNews.com - 09/21/2004
 
 
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State rolls out benefit system - bugs and all
The Colorado Benefits Management System, or CBMS, is designed to provide one-stop shopping for thousands of people applying for Medicaid, food stamps,...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 09/01/2004
 
 
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Nearly 2 out of 5 welfare recipients lack knowledge of when their benefits end
According to an analysis from the Urban Institute sixteen percent of welfare recipients said they were not told they had a lifetime time limit. Anot...
 
By: Urban Institute - 05/10/2004
 
 
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Health Law Health Law
 
Medicare Monday, Nov.16th
Demo
 
By: Colorado Gerontological Society  - 11/09/2009
 
 
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Free Dental Clinic in Brighton
Colorado Mission of Mercy is a large scale dental clinic where dental treatment is provided at no cost to individuals who cannot afford dental care.&n...
 
By: Colorado Dental Association - 09/10/2009
 
 
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Health and Enrollment Fair for the Uninsured
The Cover the Uninsured Health and Enrollment fair will offer free health screening for adults and children. In addition, access to inform...
 
By: Inner City Health Center, et. al. - 06/19/2009
 
 
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Find and Compare Nursing Homes
Nursing Home Compare is a tool with detailed information about every Medicare and Medicaid-certified nursing home in the country. This sit...
 
By: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services - 12/22/2008
 
 
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Free Health Fair for the Uninsured
April 29, 2008 6 a.m. to noon, Church in the City, 1530 Josephine (at East Colfax) in Denver, Spanish version: http://www.frii.net/~clsfcdsl/flier_healthfair_spanish.pdf
 
By: Child Health Plan Plus, Community Health Services of Commerce City, etc, - 04/10/2008
 
 
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Free Dental Care for Kids!
The Colorado Dental Association?s Give Kids a Smile Day is recruiting patients.  This is a FREE day of dental treatment for kids without dental i...
 
By: Colorado Dental Association - 01/11/2008
 
 
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Free Medical Clinic Each Tuesday Afternoon!
LIFT now has free medical clinics on Tuesday afternoons from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.. This is for persons with no medica...
 
By: ACS Community LIFT - 12/21/2007
 
 
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Free Education and Support for Families who have Relatives with Brain Disorders (Mental Illness)
This 12-week course is taught by trained family members who have experienced first hand the rewards and challenges of coping with a loved one with mental illness.   •        Attend with other family members just like you   •       Learn about symptoms and clinical treatment of Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder (manic depression), clinical depression, panic disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)   •       Learn how families unite together against this disability   •       Find the keys to successful communication with your relative   •        Review current research on brain disorders   •       Learn to understand your relative’s feelings         •       Learn how to take care of yourself   The National Institute of Mental Health research indicates that people with mental illnesses do 20 – 50% better after their families participate in educational classes and support groups.   When:        Wednesdays – starts September 4 - 6:30 pm-9:00pm Where:        Ft. Logan Hospital , 3520 W. Oxford Avenue Registration:   Must  register in advance to attend class       Call Kathryn @ 303-744-0288 or email cecil296@aol.com
 
By: NAMI Colorado - 08/11/2007
 
 
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Colorado Health Fraud Workshop
The Colorado Health Treatment Taskforce (CHATT) will be offering an educational event targeted towards health professionals who work in a chronic dise...
 
By: Colorado Health Treatment Taskforce (CHATT)  - 06/22/2007
 
 
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Community Health Fair in Aurora
On Saturday, June 30th, the Metro Community Provider Network (MCPN) HealthCorps Team will celebrate the annual Community HealthCorps Week by holding a...
 
By: Metro Community Provider Network (MCPN) HealthCorps Team - 05/28/2007
 
 
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MEDICAID for Older Adults 2007 WORKSHOP
Friday, March 30, 2007, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Registration sign in begins at 8:30 am. St. Anthony Central Hospital, Auditorium A/1st Floor, 4231 W. 16th Ave., Denver, CO. 80204 (Parking available in main hospital parking garage - $1 for entire day) $60.00 fee, Includes updated Medicaid 2007 Manual. To pay by credit card call: Ask-A-Nurse - 303-777-6877 or type    
 
By: Susan Stern and Centura Health Insurance Counseling for Seniors - 03/08/2007
 
 
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Public Warned about E-mail Scam - COLA SCAM
Jo Anne Barnhart, Commissioner of Social Security, and Patrick O’Carroll, Jr., Inspector General of Social Security, issued a warning today about a ne...
 
By: Commissioner of Social Security & Inspector General of Social Security - 11/29/2006
 
 
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Medicare Monday
November 13, 2006 9:30am – 11:30am Free Information Forum on Changes in Medicare Preliminary Agenda -Is my prescription drug plan going to work or ...
 
By: Colorado Gerontological Society - 11/02/2006
 
 
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Free dental care has kids, parents smiling
This year, organizers predict about 1,600 uninsured kids will get free dental care Saturday, April 29. Appointments for this year can be made through ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 03/24/2006
 
 
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Website Featuring Free Health Clinics Launched for National Men's Health Network
Men's Health Network (MHN) has established a Web site that identifies free and low- cost health care for men and their families. Recognizing that heal...
 
By: Men's Health Network (MHN)  - 06/20/2005
 
 
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Many without end-of-life directives
While putting instructions for end- of-life care in writing can be an emotional process, caregivers and attorneys say it is far better than leaving fa...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 03/22/2005
 
 
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Inner City goes all out to help poor
The growing burden of providing health care for the uninsured hits home in the cramped and crowded waiting area of the Inner City Health Center in Den...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 01/13/2005
 
 
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Transportation and Medicaid patients
The state's quest to find someone to run a historically troubled Medicaid transportation program will be hampered by severe budget cuts and a tangle o...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 08/24/2004
 
 
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Colorado Legal Services, a success story
To qualify for Medicaid coverage a procedure needs to be both medically necessary and medically accepted. Experimental procedures are almost never cov...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 04/29/2004
 
 
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Retirees may lose employer health plans
A federal commission voted Thursday to allow employers to reduce or eliminate health benefits for retirees when they become eligible for Medicare at a...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 04/23/2004
 
 
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Medicaid transit services ordered restored in state
A controversial state plan that saved millions of dollars by curtailing thousands of free rides to medical appointments for the sick and disabled has run afoul of federal Medicaid regulations and is being changed.
 
By: DenverPost.com - 03/15/2004
 
 
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State's child-health plan to refuse new patients
A state program that pays for about 56,000 children to receive health care every year will stop taking new patients in two weeks. To learn more, go to the DenverPost.com story.
 
By: DenverPost.com - 10/14/2003
 
 
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How to Spot a Health Scam
More than a hundred million people go online every year seeking reliable health advice, and many more of us are greeted by a daily avalanche of unwant...
 
By: MSN.com - 08/11/2003
 
 
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Housing Housing
 
Foreclosure Assistance Fair in Denver
Foreclosure Assistance Fair Saturday, July 11, 9 a.m. to noon. Click here for more information!
 
By: Colorado Foreclosure Hotline - 07/09/2009
 
 
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New Openings with the STAR Program
Demo
 
By: The STAR program - 03/02/2009
 
 
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United Way's 211 - Get Connected. Get Answers.
Demo
 
By: Mile High United Way - 11/18/2008
 
 
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Colorado Foreclosure Hotline
The Colorado Foreclosure Hotline connects borrowers with non-profit housing counselors who can provide information on a borrower's options when facing foreclosure.
 
By: Colorado Department of Local Affairs - Division of Housing - 10/29/2008
 
 
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Denver housing market looks up
According to some sources, the Denver housing market has taken a positive turn for the better as the number of houses sold in this year in...
 
By: www.DenverPost.com - 10/08/2008
 
 
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Mortgage Burden Strains Millions
7.5 million people or almost 15% of American homeowners are spending more than half of their income on housing costs. By definin...
 
By: Denver Post.com - 09/26/2008
 
 
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House approves aid plan for housing crisis
Click on this link for more information.
 
By: Denver Post - 07/25/2008
 
 
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Landlord / Tenant Laws Change Effective 09.01.08
HB - 1356, which represents a major change in the landlord/tenant relationship, was signed by Governor Ritter on June 2, 2008 and will be effective be...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services - 06/03/2008
 
 
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Helping Americans Keep Their Homes: Institute Announces $6.5 million in Legal-Aid Grants to Help Families Caught in the Foreclosure Crisis
The Institute for Foreclosure Legal Assistance today announced it has awarded $6.5 million in grants to 27 legal-aid offices in 19 states and the Dist...
 
By: Institute for Foreclosure Legal Assistance - 03/20/2008
 
 
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HOMESTART Conference - Stapleton Redevelopment
Saturday, January 19, 200810:00 am to 2:00 pm. Free lunch served.PLEASE ARRIVE AT 9:45 AM TO SIGN IN7505 E. 35th Avenue, Denver, CO(Location is at Quebec Square - between Sally's Beauty Supply and Nails of the World)The HomeStart Conference is fully accessible. Accommodations will be available upon request. When you register, please advise us what accommodations will be required.Register online or call 1-888-267-8626 toll-free More information in Englishhttp://www.frii.net/~clsfcdsl/housing_heroalliance.pdf Español http://www.frii.net/~clsfcdsl/housing_heroalliance_spanish.pdf
 
By: American Sunrise Communities - 12/29/2007
 
 
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Colorado Rings in New Wage, Foreclosure Laws
The new year will bring changes in the state's minimum wage, workers' compensation rules and foreclosure procedures. Please click here for the link t...
 
By: www.DenverPost.com - 12/26/2007
 
 
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Homeownership: Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities
There are still some seats available for the October 16th Continuing Education class: Homeownership: Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities. Lunc...
 
By: The HERO Alliance - 10/11/2007
 
 
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Fair Housing Workshops
Fair Housing Workshops are free of charge and include sessions for Spanish speakers.  To find out about a training in your area, visit the Fair H...
 
By: Fair Housing - 08/10/2007
 
 
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Rebuilding Together still has openings for the April event-Eligible homeowners
Rebuilding Together Metro Denver is looking for eligible homeowners in need of FREE home rehabilitation services. We are presently accepting applications for our April 28, 2007 event. Volunteer teams will be assigned to selected homes for one day of home repair. Eligibility Requirements: - 55 years of age or older, or living with a disability - Own & occupy your home with no plans to move or sell - Meet basic income guidelines (low and fixed income) For information or an application, please call: Rebuilding Together Metro Denver 720-524-9205
 
By: Rebuilding Together Metro Denver - 02/13/2007
 
 
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Transitional & Affordable Housing
Located in Westminster, ColoradoSafe and recently renovated apartmentsAffordable Units: ·       16 units, must income q...
 
By: Growing Home - 01/24/2007
 
 
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Metro Mortgage Assistance
Have you dreamed of owning a home but didn't think you could qualify for a mortgage? The City and County of Denver and the Metro Mayors Caucus announce the 2006 Metro Mortgage Assistance program! The City and County of Denver, along with over 21 other front-range cities, is offering a special mortgage assistance program for first-time home buyers with qualifying incomes. The first-time homebuyer requirement is waived if homes purchased are in Target Areas. Please see the web page for a list of Target Areas as well as Program Details and Eligibility. This program will be offered for as long as the lendors have money.
 
By: The Denver Office Of Economic Development - 12/28/2006
 
 
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Tenants' Rights and Responsibilities
An information session for tenants, attorneys will be present for sessions with various topics including: leases, security deposits, late fees and mor...
 
By: Tenant Rights and Action Coalition - 07/24/2006
 
 
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On false foundations
Read the article at DenverPost.com for more information.
 
By: DenverPost.com - 07/17/2006
 
 
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Number of metro homeless falls 11.5% over year
The seven-county Denver metro-area homeless population dropped 11.5 percent last year to 9,091 - but by only 4 percent in Denver, according to a surve...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 05/09/2006
 
 
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Renter's insurance cheaper, more useful than you think
Landlords typically insure building structures, but not the contents or liability of individual tenants. Renter's insurance protects your personal pos...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 05/01/2006
 
 
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Denver adds respite beds for homeless
Denver now has 60 respite beds for homeless people who have been discharged from a hospital but who still require medical care. Read more about this o...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 09/23/2005
 
 
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Hurricane Relief Number available for Evacuees
303.866.9355 - Colorado Legal Services, Metro Volunteer Lawyers and the Colorado Bar Association are offering a number where Colorado evacuees can cal...
 
By: Denver office - Colorado Legal Services - 09/16/2005
 
 
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Lakewood Housing Authority Accepting Applications for Combined Waiting list
Thursday, August 18 applications for the combined waiting list will be taken at the Lakewood Housing Authority. Click on this link for more informatio...
 
By: Lakewood Housing Authority - 08/02/2005
 
 
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Mobile dwellers fight for rights
The relationship between park owner and homeowner has always had its tensions, but now mobile-home owners in Colorado are making a much more vocal pus...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 04/08/2005
 
 
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Tenants' bill offers some shelter
Colorado law as it exists allows landlords 60 days to refund security deposits to departing tenants, it leaves the fees landlords may charge tena...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 02/01/2005
 
 
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Victims of Predatory Lenders get Checks
Fifty-two homeowners who suffered financial losses to a foreclosure investor are getting holiday- season checks from the state attorney general. Read ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 12/23/2003
 
 
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Breaking a Rental Lease
These tips will help you through the process of an early breakup with your rental.
 
By: MSN.com - 10/31/2003
 
 
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Immigration Immigration
 
Learn English or improve what you already know!
Demo
 
By: U.S.A. Learns - 11/13/2008
 
 
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Workshop - Immigration and Nationalization Support Services
Tuesday, January 810 a.m. to 1 p.m. Parish Hall1209 W. 36th Ave.www.larasa.org Presented by LARASA and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish.
 
By: LARASA and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish - 12/26/2007
 
 
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Immigration sweep hits gangs
Authorities have arrested 582 suspected gang members thought to be in the U.S. illegally - including 34 in Colorado - as part of an immigration sweep ...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 08/02/2005
 
 
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Free Immigration Advice & Information
Wed., June 29, 2005 LawLine 9 presents a special session for free Immigration Advice & Information, provided by experienced local immigration atto...
 
By: LawLine 9 - 06/22/2005
 
 
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Super Grad Program helps illegal immigrants take college courses
Illegal immigrants going to school in Garfield County are, in theory, treated like legal students. They receive equal funding from the state, take ass...
 
By: Glenwood Springs Independent - 10/04/2004
 
 
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Facts Expose 'Illegals on Welfare' Myth
It's one of the biggest myths about illegal immigrants: A majority of them are getting government handouts. Click here to read the article and for mor...
 
By: DenverPost.com - 01/16/2004
 
 
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Juvenile Juvenile
 
Are you a parent involved in a child dependency case?
Demo
 
By: Colorado Judicial Institute  - 08/12/2009
 
 
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Internet Predators - Dept. Of Justice Safe Child Initiative (Podcast)
Demo
 
By: DC Public Safety - 02/10/2009
 
 
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Enhancing Child Safety and Online Technology
Along with the positive aspects of Internet use come risks to safety, including the dangers of sexual solicitation, online harassment and ...
 
By: Internet Safety Technical Task Force - 02/03/2009
 
 
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Oh My Gosh! I have a Teenager! Now What?
Oh My Gosh! I Have a Teenager! Now What?   A Tele-class for Parents of Teens and Pre-teens                                             …because kids don’t come with instructions!   Parents of teens often feel very isolated from one another and unsure of their changing parental role.  Get support and new ideas for approaching this new time in your life. The first session of the tele-class will cover normal Adolescent Development and what you can expect as the parent of a teenager or soon-to-be teenager. The second session of the tele-class will be formatted based on questions and concerns raised by participants in the first class.     Where:                         Your own home and telephone   When:                          2 week series                                      Mar 1-Mar 8 (Thursdays)                                      May 10 – May 17 (Thursdays)                                                                                                               Time:                            7:00 - 8:00 pm MST   Cost:                            $20 single, $30 per couple - includes both sessions   Educator:                    Leslie Feder is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Life/Parent coach.                                     She is the proud mother of a 20 year old son, attending his second year of college.                                     Leslie has taught in-person parenting classes for 13 years.   Pre-Requisites: *A landline telephone (cell phones can create unanticipated difficulties with the phone lines) *Ability to pay the costs of a one-hour long distance telephone call (typically $5-$6), in addition to the class fee. *Access to email. The instructor will email important information about tele-classes and how they operate, as well as hand-outs relevant to the class.   Benefits:                       *Privacy and convenience of your own home. *No traffic or weather hassles. *No child care or supervision concerns. *Network with other parents of adolescents.  To register:                   Call Families First at 303-745-0327 or email info@familiesfirstcolorado.org
 
By: Families First - 02/28/2007
 
 
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Native American Native American
 
Some Indians switch tribes to flee poverty
 Charles Leno was working a dead-end, minimum-wage job dealing cards at an Indian casino on the Oregon coast when he decided it was time to make ...
 
By: DurangoHerald.com - 07/19/2004
 
 
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Taxes Taxes
 
A way to gain that missed stimulus
Demo
 
By: Denver Post Online - 03/04/2009
 
 
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DABC 2009 Free Tax Preparation Supersite locations and hours
Demo
 
By: Denver Asset Building Coalition - 01/26/2009
 
 
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If you are Low-Income you May Qualify for Tax Refund
Do you qualify to received the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)? You can complete your federal income tax forms online while at the same time determini...
 
By: Colorado Legal Services / Legal Aid Society Orange County, CA - 01/19/2009
 
 
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Stimulus Payment Filing Assistance
2008 Stimulus Payment Filing Assistance Starting in May the U.S. Treasury will begin sending economic stimulus payments to more than 130 million in...
 
By: Colorado Disability Economic Initiative (CEDI) - 04/11/2008
 
 
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Toll-Free Number for Earned Income Tax Credit Help
Low-income tax filers across the nation have a new resource for help obtaining the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). Each eligible caller will be provi...
 
By: Legal Services Corporation - 03/24/2008
 
 
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Seniors, poor must file for rebate
Senior citizens and other low-income earners who don't normally have to file a tax return will miss out on federal stimulus refund checks if they don'...
 
By: Denver Post - 02/29/2008
 
 
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IRS Information on Tax Rebates 2008
The President has signed the economic stimulus bill. The Internal Revenue Service will begin sending stimulus payments, popularly known as tax rebates...
 
By: Internal Revenue Service - 02/15/2008
 
 
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Low-income Coloradans leaving millions unclaimed
Thousands of low-income Coloradans annually overlook a federal tax credit leaving behind millions of dollars in potential refunds because they don't r...
 
By: The Denver Post - 02/04/2008
 
 
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Tax time is right around the corner!
Remember the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).  EITC is a special tax benefit for working people who earn low to moderate incomes. It has several ...