From our traditional housing units to wrap-around services to food pantry items, ACCESS Housing has evolved with the needs of our community.
Our Participating Providers Who Provide Services for:
Food Pantries
Our Providers
The Aurora Center for Active Adulsts hosts a variety of activities, services resources for older adults.
The DRCOG Area Agency on Aging can help you find what you need related to food services, food banks and nutrition information.
People living in the City of Boulder and Boulder County Mountain Communities with access to a kitchen may qualify to receive food from our food bank.
A free monthly food box that provides the building blocks to create filling, nutritious meals to older adults who lack consistent access to food resources.
The Mobile Food Market powered by the Food Bank of the Rockies: 10 am – 12 pm
Dillon Community Food Market: 11 am – 4 pm
We provide food and necessities to people in need through signature programs and by teaming up with hundreds of Hunger Relief Partners to serve communities across Colorado and Wyoming, the largest food bank coverage area in the contiguous United States.
JFS seeks to enhance the well-being of those in need throughout Colorado by delivering services based on Jewish values.
The Larimer County Office on Aging advocates, plans, coordinates and delivers services for older adults, adults living with disabilities, and caregivers so they may experience their highest quality of life characterized by empowerment, dignity, health and independence.
The Park County Senior Coalition is a non-profit that serves Park County Residents age 60+
The Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging is your first call for information and resources about food distribution, meals and nutrition programs.
Qualified Seniors, 60 years old and above, may receive nutritious food items on a monthly basis at no cost throughEveryday Eats and TEFAP may be accessed at the same time. Everyday Eats. Emergency food assistance may be available through TEFAP, The Emergency Food Assistance Program.
