Florence Crittenton Services Of Colorado

Student & family support program (sfsp) is a team of highly qualified family advocates and other professionals working year-round to provide culturally responsive, asset-based social-emotional education and support to teen parents, including on-site case management, weekly support groups, after-school and summer enrichment activities, family engagement programming, career readiness support, and transition services and housing support for alumni. Denver health provides free, on-site medical care for both teen mothers and children in the campus health center.through partnerships with the denver children's advocacy center (dcac) and denver health, sfsp staff also provide on-site mental health counseling services to teen mothers. In collaboration with community partners, teen families can also access a range of other on-site services, including provision of diapers, wipes, car seats, and strollers; public transportation passes; cooking and nutrition classes; legal services; and housing assistance. In addition, the transitions advocate assists alumnae in developing holistic post-secondary plans and provides additional support once teen mothers leave the florence crittenton campus.

Florence crittenton high school - academic program for teen moms is operated in partnership with denver public schools (dps). Dps hires all high school staff and is responsible for the academic programming for the school. The funding for this program is provided by dps, and is reported as in-kind contribution to florence crittenton services. In fy 25, the in-kind contributions were 2,599,823, compared to in-kind contributions of 2,581,963 in fy 24. The high school includes a medconnect certification program available for academic credit, and staff especially dedicated to helping teen moms prepare for college, vocational training or career development. The majority of the in-kind contributions from dps consists of donated services which have been eliminated from the form 990 per irs requirements (2,276,152 and 2,135,900 in fy 25 and fy 24, respectively.) as part of the strategic vision to expand wrap-around services for teen moms, the organization has identified and researched an affordable housing project that will require an estimated 10m to 15m investment. To achieve this vision, the organization has been building reserves for this purpose.