Resource Center

IMatter connects youth with therapists for up to six free sessions. It is for people 18 years and under or 21 years and under if they are receiving special education services.

Test Yourself Colorado offers no-cost tests for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and HIV once a year for people living in Colorado.

Explore breastfeeding resources as well as additional support for parents' health.

Offers support for breastfeeding parents in over 80 countries.

Focuses on creating an inclusive conversation about mental health. All Coloradans benefit when we learn to discuss our mental health, and those of us who need treatment are more likely to seek it when we all agree that mental health is everyone’s responsibility.

The hotline provides a safe space where callers can talk about a variety of issues, including coming out, identities, relationship concerns, bullying, and more.

EPA’s guide to ensuring your home is a healthy environment for your family.

Staying prepared starts with making a plan to respond to emergencies.

Explore efforts happening on the state level to improve health for families across Colorado.