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Immigrant, Refugee, & New American Resources & Supports

Get Help Now – Up To Date Resources & Information

If you are in need of help or supporting someone in need of help with immigration services and supports:

Dial 2-1-1 or text 898-211* to reach the 211 Colorado Help Center to speak with a live navigator. Available Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm. For 24/7 information & resources, visit 211colorado.org.

  • 211 Help Center Spanish-speaking navigators are on staff and able to provide free translation services, as well as direct services for free transportation through Lyft rides, and much more.
    • View the 211 Colorado Immigration Resource Guide – This resource guide supports individuals, case workers, and partners through listed direct service offerings that have verified they support undocumented citizens.
  • City and County of Denver – Immigrant Support Toolkit
  • Arapahoe Libraries – Know Your Rights, Renting Housing Information Sessions in partnership with the Community Economic Defense Project
    • Know Your Tenant Rights. Part 1: Renting Housing 101
    • Know Your Tenant Rights. Part 2: Navigating Troubles with Rented Housing
  •  Colorado Center for Law and Policy – Child Welfare FAQs Regarding Family Detention or Deportation. “This document is a comprehensive FAQ guide on child and youth welfare considerations for families affected by detention or deportation in Colorado. It outlines the state’s role in child/youth welfare, the importance of a family protection plan, and options for kinship care. It also addresses what happens if a parent is detained, including the involvement of county human services, foster care, and potential reunification efforts. The document provides resources for emergency planning, legal rights, and support services available to impacted families, emphasizing the need for preparation and community support.”
  • Rocky Mountain Welcome Center – For Parents and Caregivers: How to talk with children ages 3-6 years old about ICE
    • Is Voluntary Deportation an Option?
    • Importance of Carrying Proof of Immigration Status
  • Colorado Rapid Response Network (CRRN) (1-844-864-8341)  – An excerpt from their webpage: “Our Colorado Rapid Response Network can activate over 350 volunteers around Colorado and in southern Wyoming. Allies and bystanders can be critical in observing/documenting abuse, stopping mistreatment and helping dispel fear. Join the Colorado Rapid Response Network and get trained on how to be a confirmer and a legal observer. If you are bilingual consider becoming part of our dispatch team. If there are not many network members in your area, help us build by bringing our training team.”
  • ACLU’s We Have Rights Campaign – 3-minute videos describing “We Have Rights: When ICE Is Outside Our Doors; Inside Our Homes; In Our Communities, In Our Streets; and If ICE Arrests Us” in Spanish, Urdu, Arabic, Haitian Creole, Russian and Mandarin.
  • MountainGem Advocacy and Communications and Masa Group – Pro Bono Training and Resources for best practices in strategic communications on immigration, including rapid response, effective messaging, and media relations.
  • Global Strategy Gropu, BSP Research and the Immigration Hub –Addressing the myth of mass deportation’s popularity
  • Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE), through the Office of New Americans (ONA) – Through the Welcome, Reception, and Integration Grant Program, will fund Colorado community-based organizations to provide humanitarian relief to newly arrived immigrants to the U.S. who intend to call Colorado home. 
  • Resources for Churches – Kevin Vargas, community leader created this great landing page for Latino churches, available in Spanish and English. It can be useful to any denomination or congregation.
  • ACLU and RMIAN letter to CO School Superintendents
  • American Immigration Council – Debunking the Myth of Immigrants and Crime Fact Sheet
  • Brennan Center – Debunking the Myth of the ‘Migrant Crime Wave’
  • In Colorado, the following Latin American Consulates are available to assist individuals from their respective countries:

    El Salvador
    • Emergency number for Colorado – 720-980-3659
    • Consular call center –  888-301-1130
    • El Salvador Consulate Facebook Page 

    Guatemala

    • Emergency number for Colorado – 303-503-6863
    • Consular Appointments
    • Guatemalan Consulate Facebook Page

    Honduras

    • Hotline / Chat support for Colorado – WHATSAPP +504 8833-8635
    • Office contact – 470-751-9077 or hondurasconsuladoaurora@gmail.com 
    • Consulate of Honduras Website (requires registration)
    • Honduran Consulate Facebook Page
    • Honduran Consulate Instagram Page

    Mexico

    • Emergency hotline for Mexican citizens in US – National – 520-623-7874 (24hrs)
    • Consulate of Mexico in Denver emergency line – 303-667-8657
    • Passport and Consular ID appointments – WHATSAPP 424-309-0009
    • Consulate of Mexico in Denver office line – 303-331-1110
    • Consulate of Mexico in Denver Website
    • Digital Consulate Services – MiConsulado

    Peru

    • Emergency Line for Colorado – 303-748-3063
    • Main line – 303-355-8555
    • Email –  conperdenver@consuladoperu.net
    • Consulate of Peru in Denver Website
    • Peruvian Consulate of Denver Facebook Page
    • Peruvian Consulate of Denver Instagram

View and share the Migrant Welcome Guide, created and maintained by the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, Office of New Americans:
Guía De Bienvenida (Spanish)
Welcome Guide (English)

Immigrant and Refugee Resource Guide available in various languages, created and maintained by the City and County of Denver’s Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs.

Volunteer or Give Now

For the latest updates, needs, and supports for the City of Denver, click here. 

The Newcomers Fund is currently accepting monetary donations from the general public. Donations will go directly to the city’s nonprofit partners who are supporting new immigrants with resource navigation, sheltering, and additional services. You can also provide vital help by volunteering to support new immigrants through various projects and opportunities in progress available here.

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Services found within search results may involve eligibility criteria. Please contact the resource directly to find out more information about how to obtain these services. This site contains links to other sites. All of the information provided is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, 2-1-1 Colorado assumes no responsibility for any errors appearing, nor for the use of the information provided.

2-1-1 Colorado is committed to helping Colorado citizens connect with the services they need. Whether by phone or internet, our goal is to present accurate, well-organized and easy-to-find information from state and local health and human services programs. We accomplish this through the work of our four Area Information Centers across the state.
No matter where you live in Colorado, you can dial 2-1-1 and find information about resources in your local community. Whether you need help finding food or housing, child care, crisis counseling or substance abuse treatment, one number is all you need to know.

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