Community Collaborations

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TDLBC is a Proud Community Partner of 

Food Bank of the Rockies 

Founded and funded by and for Denver, we turn our community’s desire to help into action to address Denver’s mental health and substance misuse needs.

           Our volunteer & intern program provides people with structured volunteer opportunities to be of service to others; enhancing their own life goals and direction, while helping many people find a sense of purpose. 

Bringing health in reach for all Coloradans. 

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Pursuing diversity in all levels of our organization, inclusion in our decision making and equity in our policies. We work to address racism and other forms of oppression as well as poverty, education and other determinants of health.

Helping transform lives through transition. We are dedicated to helping the formerly incarcerated successfully transition into society with proper education, support, and resources.

The LCCL has demonstrated strong performance and the ability to penetrate deep within marginalized communities of color (primarily Latino and African American) to effect measurable impact on the organizations we fund and the people they serve.

CCJRC exists to build political power with a purpose and vision to dramatically alter the way we approach public health and safety.

Providing Innovate Food Recovery For The Hungry in our Communities

The Rx Abuse Leadership Initiative (RALI) convenes national, state and community leaders to exchange best practices and provide resources that help prevent misuse of prescription medicines.  

Our name is based upon our principle that the consciousness of people of color can best be raised by including the community in identifying, educating, implementing, and evaluating services and programs that aim to improve our health and social outcomes. 

Wrap around Substance Use Disorder Services (SUDS)and Mental Health Services (MH)

in and for our community in Collaboration with 

Second Chance Center