Assistance Programs & Benefits in Colorado

If you live in Colorado, there may be help available that you don’t know about yet. Our free benefit finder makes it easy to see programs that fit your life, all in one simple place.

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980 Colorado programs
1,393 national programs
41 counties covered

Colorado currently has 980 active assistance programs, including support for seniors, students, health needs, food, work, and disability services. Answer a few questions about your situation, and we’ll point you toward programs that might be a match. You can start anytime, and you’re always in control of what you choose to apply for next.

What kind of help is available in Colorado?

Senior Programs
218 programs Education
127 programs Healthcare
117 programs Food Assistance
73 programs Employment
56 programs Disability Services
51 programs Legal Aid
43 programs Housing
39 programs

Common questions

How can I find benefits available in Colorado?

You can use our free benefit finder to see help that may be available in Colorado. Just answer a short set of questions about your household, income, and needs. Based on your answers, we’ll show you programs that might fit, along with next steps so you can learn more or start an application with the program itself.

Who can use the Colorado benefit finder, and how much does it cost?

Anyone in Colorado can use the benefit finder. It’s made for older adults, parents, students, people with disabilities, workers, caregivers, and more. There is no cost to use it, and you do not have to be on any other program to get started. You can come back and use it again anytime your situation changes.

What kinds of help can I find in Colorado?

Colorado has 980 active programs across many areas of life. You can find Senior Programs (218) that support older adults, Education programs (127) for students and lifelong learners, Healthcare programs (117) for medical and mental health needs, Food Assistance (73), Employment programs (56) for job and training support, and Disability Services (51). The benefit finder helps you quickly see which types of help may fit your situation.

How long does it take to use the benefit finder?

Most people can finish the benefit finder in about 3 minutes. The questions are short and written in plain language. You can stop and start again if you need to, and you’ll see possible programs as soon as you’re done. Taking just a few minutes could help you discover new support that you did not know was available in Colorado.

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Free, confidential, takes about 3 minutes. No sign-up required.

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