Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Online Support
Assistance & Benefits
Many Grandparents who raise grandchildren often have questions regarding programs and services to financially assist them in the raising of their grandchildren. This category includes websites that provide information and/or services related to financial assistance and benefits in Colorado. Many of the listed websites provide search tools and resource locators. To get the most accurate information for your location, you may need to look at the government listing by county or city, as service vary. If this information is not available online, look in your local phone book.
- Access to Benefits Coalition
An online search for benefits and services in your area. You can also call to speak with a representative to help find services. - Benefits Check Up
Provides information regarding many assistance programs and how to apply for them, ranging from heating and energy assistance to prescription savings programs to income supplements. - Catholic Charities
Search for local agencies and resources or get involved in your community.
- Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Provides an online search and listing for Centers for Medicaid and Medicare services.
- Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) A program through Colorado Department of Human Services. Go to your county department of human services webpage to get information near you.
- Outreach United Resource Center
Provides resources to help people toward self-sufficiency. - SHARE Colorado
Helping families save on groceries and encouraging building community relationships. - Social Security Administration
Supports the public through economic advancement and security. Apply for benefits online. - Social Security Benefits for Grandchildren
Provides advice on social security benefits for grandchildren. - United Way
United Way is a network of thousands of local organizations. Find information and resources on education, income, and health. The United Way works to create long-term community change. Search for specific resources near you through United Way 211.
