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allPROV provides improv comedy education to adults and adolescents with disabilities.

Spectrum Yoga is a therapeutic yoga & mindfulness service dedicated to teaching youth and adults with neurodiversities individualized tools for full life engagement.

Garden Autism cultivates inclusive opportunities for those with autism and neurodiversities to share, learn, grow and shine in this world just as they are.

College Living Experience delivers wrap-around transition supports for young adults with disabilities.

TACT is an award winning 501(c)3 designed to bring trade and technical skills to children, young adults and families with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

The Wayfaring Band is a band of people who travel together serving adults who experience intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as neurotypical leadership fellows. They offer road trips, a fellowship for emerging leaders, and leadership for hire.

Guided by Humanity- Guided by Humanity is dedicated to providing equitable and compassionate holistic health and wellness opportunities throughout the Denver metro area.

Dirt is a non-profit coffee truck, based out of Littleton, with a mission to train and employ young adults affected by autism apectrum disorders.

Duguay Ed works with parents and guardians of students with disabilities to hold educational service providers accountable so your child can succeed. In addition to serving your family, we partner with non-profits, community organizations, school districts, and legislators to create an inclusive and equitable educational environment for all students.

Rocky Mountain Human Services- RMHS is a nonprofit organization that serves over 6,000 Colorado residents through case management and direct service programs. Utilizing their human services expertise to improve the health, self-sufficiency and overall quality of life for individuals with intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, and Veterans facing challenges.

AdvocacyDenver is a non-profit, civil rights advocacy organization serving children and teens with disabilities and adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities and their families.

Cherry Creek School District- The Cherry Creek School District serves more than 55,000 students and is nationally recognized for excellence in academics, athletics, the arts and activities.

Intelligent.com helps deaf and hard of hearing students learn about online accommodations colleges offer to comply with the American Disabilities Act, popular listening devices and applications, and scholarships. They list the five best colleges for students with hearing disabilities and additional helpful resources.

The Colorado Neurodiversity Chamber of Commerce (CNDCC) provides strategies and opportunities to optimize business growth by building an authentically diverse and equality-based workplace, while helping to further opportunities for neurodivergent individuals to excel in the workforce, business, and leadership.