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City and County of Denver

Colorado State University (CSU) offers a diverse range of programs and resources across its various campuses, including the Fort Collins, Mountain, and Spur campuses. The university focuses on multiple areas such as animal and human health, agriculture, water, and community outreach.

City and County of Denver

Public Sector

Social Sector

Food Banks

Food Bank of the Rockies
Metro Caring

Early Childhood

Food Systems

Hunger Free Colorado
Slow Food Denver
Youth Farm Stand

Urban Garden

Denver Urban Garden
Garden to Cafeteria Program

Denver Public Schools

Food and Nutrition Services
Resources

Learning Landscapes

Denver Urban Garden Partnership

Slow Food Denver Partnership

Elementary School Programing

Migrant Education Program
Extended Learning and Community Schools
Garden to Cafeteria Program (GTC)

School Partnership Database

Produce Grown- 1,134 lbs

Free Produce for Salad Bars

Donated Produce

Garden Training

School Gardens

Family and Community Engagement (FACE)

GED Classes

Employment Services

Parenting Workshops

Health and Nutrition Services

Colorado State University

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Campuses

Vida Building- Animal and Human Health

Terra Building- Food and Agriculture

Earth provides the nutrients to feed the world. Terra at the Spur campus brings agriculture to life, allowing people to understand where their food comes from, the challenges that lie ahead as the global population grows rapidly, and how we can all participate in shaping our food future.

Urban Agriculture Research

K-12 Academic Programs

Summer Camps

Greenhouses

CSU Sur Scholarship

Hydro Building- Water

Focus on Health- Community Pet Clinic

Educational Resources-Free Online Learning

In response to the increased need to stay and learn at home, we’ve compiled some of our favorite fun and free educational resources related to food, water, health, and STEM.

Food Education Resources

Master Gardeners- help grow your own food

4-H Afterschool Agriculture

Free Online Courses

Youth Action Team

Teacher Task Force

Extreme Community Makeover

Community Outreach

CSU Extension
CSU Fort Collins
CSU Mountain Campus

City and County of Denver

Denver Health

School- Based Health Centers

In-School Clinic Locations

Pediatric Development Screenings

Asthma Checks

Oral Health Screenings

Mental Health Counseling

WIC- Women, Infants, and Children

Health Education

Nutrition and health education on a variety of topics, such as meal planning, maintaining a healthy weight, picky eaters, caring for a new baby and shopping on a budget

Food Vouchers

Vouchers to purchase nutritious, allowable foods

Personalized nutrition consultations

Lean Academy
Colorado Healthy Hospital Compact

Mayors Office

Mobility Action Plan- Denver Smart Cities

Data Sets

Map-Based Dashboard

Our EDM system includes a map-based dashboard that incorporates data, such as air quality, traffic congestion, public safety, public health concerns, and more in real-time. The various pieces of information are consolidated into a single dashboard where information can easily be obtained and disseminated.

Transportation Data

Data comes from resources like the traffic management center, police, bus, rail, road sensors, street lights, weather sensors, and universities. This equips Denver to improve the access and utilization of city services.

Internet of Things Platform

Data Hub

Denver is building a data hub, which is the foundation for a holistic approach to gathering, interpreting, and acting on data from across the city. Our system takes data from thousands of different sensors to provide real-time data to city employees. Data comes from resources like the traffic management center, police, bus, rail, road sensors, street lights, weather sensors, and universities. This equips Denver to improve the access and utilization of city services.

Living Labs

Intelligent Transportation System

Youth Violence Prevention
Office of Social Equity and Innovation
National Western Center

The National Western Center will be a place where a child can cultivate her curiosity about where food comes from. Where a Colorado rancher can connect with other global ag innovators, to exchange ideas for weathering the industry’s storms. Where neighbors can shop for fresh produce at a public market, and buy local foods made at an on-site commissary kitchen. Where families can enjoy a night of music on a grassy South Platte River bend.

RTD Train Line

Teaching Kitchen

Food Lab

Business Incubators

Cultural Events

Stockyards

CSU Spur Campus

250 Acre Campus

Parks and Rec

Programs:
Planning and Development
Events and Park Permits

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Denver invites youth, ages 1 - 18, to enjoy breakfast, lunch, a nutritious snack or a supper meal that includes up to five food groups low in fat, preservative free and served with fresh fruit on the side.

Low Cost Meal for Adults- $3/$4

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Why would 'Denver invites youth, ages 1 - 18, to enjoy breakfast, lunch, a nutritious snack or a supper meal that includes up to five food groups low in fat, preservative free and served with fresh fruit on the side.' need to 'Resources:'?
What would motivate them to do this?

Office of Children's Affairs

Programs
MY Denver Card
My Brother's Kepper
Tasty Food Program

Denver invites youth, ages 1 - 18, to enjoy breakfast, lunch, a nutritious snack or a supper meal that includes up to five food groups low in fat, preservative free and served with fresh fruit on the side. Registration or signing in is not required, just show up and eat up, and YES ... you can bring a friend, or two, or three, or more!

Summer Meal Food Finder

Meals Distributed

Food Distribution Network

Food Delivery Sites

Low Cost Meal for Adult- $3/$4

Free Food for School Age Children

Public School Connections

Volunteers and Staff

USDA Partnership

Food Distribution

Early Childhood Council
Denver Great Kids Head Start

Denver Great Kids Head Start prepares preschoolers to enter kindergarten with the social, physical, emotional, cognitive skills and competencies necessary for continued school success. And NEW this fall, comprehensive child development programs, and support services will be available to pregnant moms, infants, toddlers and their families through our Early Head Start program!

Data Sets:

Partnership Data-

Data for all partners including USDA, early childhood centers, Denver Health, Marion Downs Center, Rock Mountain Human Services, Sewall Child Development Center

Nutrition Consultants

Healthy Eating Intervention Programs

USDA Approved Meals

Nutrition and Wellness

Denver Preschool Program

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The Denver Preschool Program supports Denver families by offering tuition credits to increase access to high quality preschool. Unlike most preschool tuition assistance programs, the Denver Preschool Program is for ALL Denver families, regardless of income or neighborhood.

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Resources:

Preschool Tuition Credits

Free Community Room

The new Michael B. Hancock Community Room is available for early childhood organizations and local nonprofits at no charge. You can reserve the room online here.

Tax Payer Funded