Colorado Funding Sources

We work with a multitude of different funding sources in CO Springs, Denver, & the state of Colorado and we would like to share some of those organizations and options with you.

These funding sources want families to remain safe and independent in their homes, so they will do what they can to help you make your home accessible by removing barriers.

Specific details can only be obtained by contacting the individual organization directly. All you need to do is ask!

Tips for Getting Started:

Get estimates from 2-3 contractors for the work you’d like done.
Fill out an application for funding and attach supporting documentation: Estimates, a letter explaining the need and circumstances, and photos if possible.
Contact the agencies below and ask if there is funding available.
Submit your request.
The contractor will be selected and notified in writing of approved funding.
The project is scheduled, work can begin or installs are scheduled/completed.

Disability-Specific Organizations for Colorado Residents

These organizations offer a range of resources and may or may not have resources specifically related to home modifications.

AT Funding Sources

This website incorporates an online database system providing individuals with disabilities, family members, and caregivers with a single point of entry for determining where to seek funding for Assistive Technology (AT) devices, equipment, or software across the state of Colorado. The University of Colorado has put together a database of all the available funding sources for people in Colorado. There are over 2000 funding programs for all types of needs, and you can sort by disability, need, age, county, and many more.
Website: www.atia.org

Center for People with Disabilities

Phone: 303.442.8662
Website: www.cpwd.org

Colorado Fund for People with Disabilities

Phone: 303.476.6314
Website: www.cfpdtrust.org

Kids Mobility Network

Kids Mobility Network is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization providing children with disabilities with durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers and other medical equipment. They have a local warehouse and are operated by a husband and wife team who have a disabled daughter. They have been serving families since 2006 can help connect your family with other resources too. Online printable application.
Contact: Pete or Christy Kopp at 303.242.8281 or peter.kopp@kidsmobility.org and christy.kopp@kidsmobility.com, 7390 S. Fraser Street, Suite A, Centennial CO 80112
Website: www.kidsmobility.org

Greater Denver, CO Funding Sources

AV Hunter Trust, Inc.

The Trust’s Application for Assistance form is to be filled out only by a social worker, caseworker, or third party professional acting on behalf of their client/patient. See website for strict rules for calling and application. P.O. Box 460668, Glendale, CO 80246.

Phone: 303.399.5482
Website: www.avhuntertrust.org

City of Aurora Handicapped Accessibility Grant Program

This grant program requires the individual to be a homeowner living in the city of Aurora. The income guidelines cater to the low to moderate income household. Also known as the City of Aurora HUD Program. Contact Larry Waldron or reach out directly using the contact info listed below.

Phone: 303.739.7903
Website: www.auroragov.org/city_hall/contact_us/accessibility

Friends of Man

Applications are accepted only from referring professionals (health care and social workers, clergy, counselors, etc.) on behalf of people in need of assistance. If the application is approved, Friends of Man pays a vendor for the needed items or services. Friends of Man also has a Children’s Assistance Program.

Phone: 303.798.2342
Website: www.friendsofman.org/