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Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI)Community Resource Guide 2017
IntroductionWelcome to the first edition of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Community ResourceGuide compiled by the Denver Asian American Pacific Islander Commission.This guide was created to help Denver metro AAPIs connect to government, nonprofit, cultural,and religious services, programs, and groups.Please contact jessica.jorgensen@denvergov.org with corrections, updates, or additions thatneed to be made to our guide.Table of ContentsAdvocacy .3-4Business/Jobs .4-5Communications 5Cultural .5-6Education 6Elected Officials .6-7Entertainment .7Ethnic .7-8Family Services .8-9Foreign Consulates .9GLBTQ Resources .9Healthcare 9-10Housing .10Immigrant & Refugee Services .10-11International Markets .11Language Services .11-12Legal/Safety 12-13Older Adults 13Parking/Transportation .13-13Places of Worship 14-15Professional Networks .15-16Student Groups/Services 16Voting .16Wraparound Services/Referrals . 16-17Youth Programming 17DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE2
AdvocacyAsian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum(APIAHF)1629 K St NW, Ste. 400, Washington, DC 20006202-466-7772APIAHF works with communities to mobilize inorder to influence policy and to strengthen theircommunity-based organizations to achieve healthequity for AAs and NHPIs across the country.Asian Roundtable of ColoradoAsian Roundtable of Colorado’s mission is toaddress the needs of the large and diverse Asiancommunities. “One chopstick alone can easily bebroken, but a bundle of chopsticks is hard tobreak.”Boulder Asian Pacific Alliance (BAPA)303-499-0108BAPA is dedicated to creating awareness andunderstanding of the diverse Asian and PacificIslander cultures in order to promote ourperspectives into the larger Boulder community.Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition (CIRC)2525 W Alameda Ave, Denver, CO 80219CIRC is a coalition of immigrant ally organizationsworking to improve the lives of immigrants andrefugees through non-partisan civic engagement,public education, and advocating for workable, fairand humane immigration policies.Japanese American Citizens League (JACL)Masao W. Satow Memorial Building1765 Sutter StreetSan Francisco, CA 94115415-921-5225JACL monitors and responds to issues that enhanceor threaten the civil and human rights of allAmericans and implements strategies to effectpositive social change, particularly to the AsianPacific American community.Korean American Coalition (KAC)3727 W. 6th St, Ste. 305, Los Angeles, CA 90020213-365-5999KAC promotes the civic and civil rights interests ofthe Korean American community througheducation, community organization, leadershipdevelopment, and coalition-building with diversecommunities.Mile High Japanese American Citizens LeagueThe Mile High JACL has been an active civil rightsand educational organization working to promotecultural, educational and social values and preservethe heritage and legacy of the Japanese Americancommunity.Japan America Society of Colorado (JASC)1373 Grant Street, #103, Denver, CO 80203JASC provides programming in business, educationand culture that link our two cultures.National Asian American Pacific Islander MentalHealth Association1215 19th St, Ste. A, Denver, CO 80202303-298-7910NAAPIHMA's is an advocate on behalf of AAPImental health issues. It serves as a forum foreffective collaboration and networks among stakeholders of community based organizations,consumers, family members, service providers,program developers, researchers, evaluators andpolicy makers.Japan America Society of Southern Colorado(JASSC)JASSC is an educational and cultural organizationpromoting increased awareness, education, andunderstanding between the citizens of SouthernColorado and Japan.National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum(NAPAWF)202-470-3170NAPAWF bridges the many issues that confrontAAPI women and their communities throughempowerment.DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE3
National Coalition for Asian Pacific AmericanCommunity Development (National CAPACD)National CAPACD) is the first national advocacyorganization dedicated to addressing the housing,supportive service, community and economicdevelopment needs of diverse and growing AsianAmericans and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance(NQAPIA)233 Fifth Ave Ste. 4A, New York, NY 10016917-439-3158NQAPIA seeks to build the capacity of local LGBTAAPI organizations, invigorate grassrootsorganizing, develop leadership, and challengehomophobia, racism, and anti-immigrant bias.Philippine American Society of Colorado (PASC)720-310-8490PASC is dedicated to cultivating, preserving,promoting and sharing the Philippine culture andheritage through educational and culturalopportunities.White House Initiative on Asian Americans andPacific Islanders (WHIAAPI)WHIAPPI works to improve the quality of life andopportunities for AAPIs by facilitating increasedaccess to and participation in federal programs,where AAPIs remain underserved.AABDC works to promote greater recognition ofAsian American businesses’ contributions to thegeneral economy.Asian Chamber of Commerce – Denver (ACC)924 W Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80204ACC supports and promotes Asian-ownedbusinesses, as well as provides information,resources, training, exposure, networkingopportunities, monthly events and two majorannual events.Asian Pacific American Chamber of CommerceAPACC)39209 Six Mile Rd, Ste. 250, Livonia, MI 48152248-430-5855APACC strives to provide its members withinformation that is current and important inmaking strategic business decisions.Asian Women in Business (AWIB)42 Broadway, Suite 1748, New York, NY 10004212-868-1368AWIB assists Asian women entrepreneurs. AWIBhas established a scholarship program forundergraduates which promotes and rewardsdemonstrated leadership.Ascend120 Wall Street, 9th Floor, New York, NY 10005212-248-4888Ascend offers robust professional developmentand career enhancement programs designed tocultivate Pan-Asian talent.Build Your Business - Office of EconomicDevelopmentThe Office of Economic Development providesresources, ideas, trainings and workshops on arange of topics to help start or grow businesses inDenver. Retail business startups, expansions, orrelocations Site selection or business relocations Click here to work one on one with a staffmemberAsian American Business Development Center(AABDC)132 Nassau St, Ste. 719, New York, NY 10038212-966-0100Business LicensesDepartment of Excise and Licenses, WellingtonWebb Building, 201 West Colfax Ave., Room 2.H.9,Dept. 206, Denver, Colorado 80202Business/JobsDENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE4
Center for Work Education and Employment1175 Osage St, Denver, CO 80204303-892-8444CWEE’s program operates as an integratededucation and employment program that includescomprehensive services to help individuals sustainemployment long-term.Denver Workforce CentersWestside1200 Federal Blvd, 1st Fl., Denver, CO 80204720-944-1615Montbello4685 Peoria St, Ste. 251, Denver, CO 80239720-865-4800Denver Workforce centers offer these freeservices: One-on-one coaching Help writing a winning resume Custom invitations to job fairs and hiringevents Resources for more training, transportation,work tools, clothing and more Help finishing your GED and paying tuitionU.S. Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce(US PAACC)1329 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20036202-296-5221US PAACC works to be the gateway to corporateand government contracts, Asian American andPacific Islander suppliers, information about AsianAmericans and the Asia and Indian Subcontinentmarkets.CommunicationsAsian Avenue Magazine303-937-6888Asian Avenue magazine builds bridges ofawareness, knowledge and understanding betweenthe diverse APA communities and the generalpublic through cultural insights, pop culture, newsand information.Center for Asian American Media (CAAM)145 9th St #350, San Francisco, CA 94103415-863-0814CAAM is dedicated to presenting stories thatconvey the richness and diversity of AsianAmerican experiences to the broadest audiencepossible through funding, producing, distributingand exhibiting works in film, television and digitalmedia.Colorado Chinese News1548 West Alameda Ave, Ste. A, Denver, CO 80223303-722-8268, 303-733-8888CulturalColorado Asian Culture and Education Network(CACEN)303-937-6888CACEN promotes Asian cultural education andawareness through various activities that buildbridges of awareness, enhance cultural exchangethrough hosting and organizing social andeducational activities, and preserving culturalvalues.Colorado Dragon Boat Festival (CDBF)3000 Youngfield St, Ste. 350, Denver, CO 80215303-953-7277CDBF works to build bridges of awareness,knowledge and understanding between the diverseAPA communities and the general public throughcultural education, leadership development andathletic competition.Colorado Springs Chinese Cultural Institute719-287-7624CSCCI works to connect people with Chineseculture in the Pikes Peak Region.Denver Sister Cities International2650 E 40th Ave, Denver, CO 80205303-832-1336Provides rare opportunities to experience uniquesocial, economic, humanitarian and culturalexchanges. Denver has unique relationships withDENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE5
the cities of Chennai (India), Kunming (China),Takayama (Japan), and Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia).Denver Taiko1947 Lawrence St., Denver, CO 80202Denver Taiko is committed to honoring and sharingJapanese drumming through performance andproviding an engaging creative outlet for thosewith interest in the art of Taiko.Hype 303 x Academy of RawHype 303 is a Colorado based hip-hop/urban dancecompany established in 2010. Hype 303 hasevolved into an elite team of dancers who set outto share their love and passion for dance withanyone they come in contact with.Japanese American Resource Center of ColoradoJARCC works to preserve and promote JapaneseAmerican heritage, provide education andenjoyment through mapping projects, film series’,workshops, and exhibits.Pi’ilani Hawaiian Civic Club of ColoradoPi’ilani Hawaiian Civic Club of Colorado promotesHawaiian Cultural Values through pono serviceemphasizing education, cultural practices, health,political awareness and charitable activitiesthroughout the State of Colorado and the RockyMountain Region.Sakura Square1255 19th Street Denver, CO 80202303-295-0305Sakura Square acts as a cultural destination for theJapanese-American community as well as thelarger Asian population with culture-specific foodsand services and special events.EducationColorado Chinese Language School720-588-0389Colorado Chinese Language School teacheschildren how to listen, speak, read and writeChinese. In addition to language classes, CCLS alsooffers Chinese conversation classes for Englishspeaking adults, and optional extra-curricularactivities for children.Denver Public Schools1860 Lincoln St, Denver, CO 80203720-423-3200Denver Public Schools English LanguageAcquisition (DPS ELA)ELA Hotline: 720-423-2040Executive Director: 720-423-3733ELA program works to provide students with theEnglish language skills they need to meaningfullyparticipate in the district’s mainstream Englishlanguage instructional program.Korean Academy of Colorado16401 E Alameda Dr., Aurora, CO 80017720-900-5526The Korean Academy of Colorado provides anencouraging environment to learn, discover, andexperience the Korean language and its richculture.Elected OfficialsCity Council1437 Bannock St, Rm 451, Denver, CO 80202720-337-2000City Council makes laws, budgets City money, andcan investigate City agencies and employees.Governor John Hickenlooper136 State Capitol BuildingDenver, CO 80203Constituent Services Help Line: (303) 866-2885Governor's Office, Front Desk: (303) 866-2471Mayor Michael B. Hancock1437 Bannock Street, Room 350720-865-9090U.S. Senator Cory GardnerB40B Dirksen, Senate Office Building, Washington,DC 20510DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE6
202-224-5941Offers assistance with federal agenciesdances from Hawai’i and the South Pacific,featuring the spectacular Samoan Fire Dance.U.S. Senator Michael Bennet1127 Sherman St, Ste. 150, Denver, CO 80203303-455-7600Helping in the areas of immigration/Visas,veterans’ benefits, IRS/taxes, social security,Medicare, Medicaid, and housing.Theatre Esprit Asia (TEA)1400 Dallas St., Aurora, CO 80010720-492-9479TEA's is a theatre company that works to give voiceto Asian American narratives, provide performanceopportunities and nurture the growth of Coloradoand US Asian American actors, directors andplaywrights and promote community andunderstanding amongst the Asian Americansectors.EntertainmentColorado Asian Cultural Heritage Center Dragonand Lion Dance Troupe303-669-1095Colorado Asian Cultural Heritage Center Dragonand Lion Dance Troupe is dedicated to promotingand introducing the sport and art of dragon andlion dance, health, wellness, and the Asian culture.Halau Manea Polynesia720-291-2378Manea Polynesia represents the new generation inan ever-evolving Polynesian culture. It is our goal tocelebrate our heritage as a new generation,embrace remarkable, lifetime tradition, and toshare that knowledge with others.Kalama Polynesian Dancers303-363-4023/954-557-2254The members of Kalama are authentic Polynesianswho specialize in dance from the islands of Tahiti,Hawaii, Samoa, and New Zealand.Mudra Dance Studio MDS)8757 E Hampden Ave Ste. 162, Aurora, CO 80013720-288-0351MDS primarily teaches the classical dance form of“KATHAK” which is derived from the word“KATHA”; meaning story telling.Polynesian Fiafia303-373-1137Talented Polynesian musicians, Hawaiian, Samoanand Tahitian dancers, and entertainers perform thetropical delights of the sights, sounds, and idyllicEthnicBengalee Association of Coloradomiloneedenver@gmail.comMilonee has been around for decades and hasserved the Bengali community of Colorado as acentral platform to practice and promote variousaspects of Bengali traditions, customs and culture.Burma Community RangersBurma Community Rangers Organization works toimprove the lives of ethnic refugees from Burmaand those displaced in Burma, regardless of theirtribe, religion, gender, sexual‐orientation,background, or origin.Colorado Burma Roundtable Network720-220-0040Colorado Burma Roundtable Network providesChristian acts of mercy to persecuted ethnicminorities, IDPs, those on the run, refugees, &missions in Southeast Asia and to provide Christianacts of mercy, counsel and love to relocatedrefugees in Colorado.Colorado Marathi Mandal303-995-8666Colorado Marathi Mandal works to preserve richcultural heritage of Maharashtra through specialevents.DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE7
Colorado Telegu Association (CTA)CTA brings together the Telugu community throughcultural and community activities.Rocky Mountain Friends of Nepal (RMFN)720-907-7636RMFN works to build and strengthen the Nepalesecommunity and its friends living in the RockyMountain areas through active and collectiveparticipation and promote Nepalese culture andtradition.Filipino American Community of Colorado (FACC)1900 Harlan St, Edgewater, CO 80214303-233-6817FACC works to create a sense of family andtradition through Filipino-American Culture thattranscends differences.Global Bhutanese Community Colorado Inc.(GBCC)GBCC helps Bhutanese and other refugeecommunities during their transition period tobecome independent and integrate into Americanlife through education, cultural exchange, advocacyand networking.Hmong Association of Colorado8671 Wolff Ct, Ste 105, Westminster, CO 80031The Hmong American Association of Colorado isdedicated to protecting, preserving, promoting,developing and advocating for the rights andinterests of the Hmong community in Colorado.Kerala Association of Colorado (KAOC)10010 Glenstone Cir, Highlands Ranch, CO 80130303-345-5281KAOC is a community driven cultural organizationfor Malayalees (‘Malayalam’ speaking people orthe people from the South Indian state of Kerala) inColorado, serving for more than 35 years acting asa bedrock for all types of arts and cultural activitiesfor Keralites in Colorado.Korean Association of Colorado2000 S Havana St # C, Aurora, CO 80014303-755-7274Rocky Mountain Gujarati Samaj (RMGSI)303-653-2763RMGSI promotes knowledge, appreciation, andunderstanding of the dance, music and culturalpractices of the people of Gujarat province in Indiaand hosts social interactions and culturalexchanges.Spirit of Cambodia Cultural AllianceSpirit of Cambodia Cultural Alliance promotesCambodian heritage by uniting youth and thefoster Khmer culture through arts and athleticism.Tamil Association of Colorado (TAC)TAC strives to maintain Tamil culture, educationaland community activities.Family ServicesDenver Department of Human Services (DHS)Assistance Benefits Customer Service720-944-3666Child Abuse Report Hotline:Statewide: 1-844-CO-4-KIDS (264-5437)Denver: 720-944-3000Child Support:720-944-2960DHS provides both assistance services andprotection and prevention services to Denver’smost vulnerable residents.Heritage Camps for Adoptive Families (HCAF)303-320-4234HCAF supports the healthy development of familiesformed by adoption and promotes the successfultransition of adopted children into healthy,confident, well-grounded adults.Muslim Family Services of Colorado303-755-5228/303-298-8776Muslim Family Services of Colorado supports andadvocates for victims of crime, immigrants,refugees, and other community members in needand provides services that honor Islamic principlesDENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE8
and assist families facing cultural or languagebarriers.Foreign ConsulatesConsulate-General of Japan in Denver1225 17th Street, Suite 3000, Denver, CO 80202303-534-1151Consul General of Mongolia in Colorado1700 Broadway, Ste. 1202, Denver, CO 80290303-832-6173Consulate General of Thailand1336 Glenarm Pl #200, Denver, CO 80204303-892-0118Consul General of the Republic of Korea1700 Lincoln St, Ste. 4100, Denver, CO 80203303-720-1954GLBTQ ResourcesCity and County of Denver – Marriage LicenseInformationInformation, frequently asked questions, andonline application about marriage licenses.Denver Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce720-900-4522The Denver Gay and Lesbian Chamber ofCommerce is a statewide, equal-opportunitychamber of commerce comprised of LGBT andLGBT-supportive business owners andprofessionals. We’re the heart of LGBT networkingand business growth.GLBT Community Center of Colorado1301 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80218303-733-7743The Center is a nonprofit community centerdedicated to providing support and advocacy forColorado’s gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender(GLBT) population.One Colorado1490 Lafayette St, Ste 304, Denver, CO 80218303-396-6170Advocacy and educational organization dedicatedto advancing equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual,transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) Coloradans andtheir families.Survivors Organizing for Liberation (SOL)303-839-5204Hotline: 1-888-557-4441Formerly the Colorado Anti-Violence Program, SOLprovides advocacy-based counseling, supportgroups, safety and support planning, basic legaladvocacy, resources and referrals, and how to helpworkshops for friends/family for all who areimpacted by LBGTQ violence.The Gender Identity Center of Colorado1151 S Huron St, Denver, CO 80223303-202-6466Provides support for all gender identities andexpressions through direct services and socialchange utilizing empowerment, identityaffirmation, outreach, education, advocacy,creating safe spaces, and a sense of community.HealthcareCenters for Medicare and Medicaid Services1961 Stout St, Rm 08-148Denver, CO 80294303-844-2111The Denver Regional Office (Region 8) should beyour initial point of contact for any Medicare,Medicaid, or State Children’s Health InsuranceProgram issues in Colorado.Colorado Medicaid Nurse Advice Hotline800-283-3221The Colorado Medicaid Nurse Advice Line providesMedicaid members free around-the-clock access tomedical information and advice.Mental Health Center of Denver (MHCD)4141 E Dickenson Pl, Denver, CO 80222DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE9
303-504-6500MHCD is a place for recovery, resilience and wellbeing, known locally and nationally as a model forinnovative and effective community behavioralhealthcare.‘HousingDenver Housing Authority777 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203Main Line: 720-932-3000Section 8: 720-932-3030DHA owns and operates subsidized public housingunits. DHA also administers Section 8 housing forlow income residents.Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA)1555 California St, Ste 200, Denver, CO80202303-534-3872DURA offers zero or low-interest loans to low andmoderate-income homeowners for home repair, aswell as grants to renters and homeowners withdisabilities for access modifications to their home.Grace Apartments – Mercy Housing Colorado8888 East 13th Ave, Denver, CO 80220303-399-3979Tax Credit property located in southeast Denver,featuring 2, 3, and 4-bedroom units. Gracemaintains a very diverse population comprised ofrefugees and immigrants, primarily from southeastAsian countries like Bhutan, Nepal and Burma.Housing – Office of Economic Development720-913-1634The City is committed to the preservation,rehabilitation and creation of affordable housingand provides information and resources if you’relooking to buy, rent, rehabilitate/repair, or sell yourhome. Additionally, the Housing Division of OEDoffers assistance to developers and builders.Immigrant & Refugee Services303-900-8639Ardas Family Medicine serves Denver's refugees.Colorado Alliance for Health Equity and Practice(CAHEP)5250 Leetsdale Dr, Ste 110, Denver CO 80246303-954-0058CAHEP improves the health of Colorado’simmigrant communities through culturally andlinguistically appropriate prevention, healtheducation, wellness activities, early detection, andself-management of disease throughcomprehensive medical care and patientnavigation at our Community Clinic.Colorado Providers for Integration Network720-663-0205CPIN works to increase the integration success ratefor our clients and fellow community members.Colorado Refugee Services Program303-863-8211Refugee resettlement office for the state ofColorado providing programs that support refugeesand the larger receiving community. Supportedservices include: ESL classes, job training, cashassistance, legal services, and health care.Denver Health Refugee ClinicLowry Family Health Center1001 Yosemite St, Denver, CO 80230303-602-4545The Denver Health Refugee clinic provides newlyarriving refugee families and identified asylees witha refugee health screening within 90 days of theirarrival in the United States.Denver Regional Council of Governments – ElderRefugee Program303-480-6729DRCOG's Elder Refugee Program has created agathering place for elder refugees to decreasesocial isolation, increase integration andinteraction, and build community connections.Ardas Family Medicine1532 Galena St, Ste 300, Aurora, CO 80010DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE10
Project Worthmore1532 Galena, Ste 380, Aurora, CO 80010720-460-1393Dental Clinic: 720-460-0995Project Worthmore works to restore worth to ourrefugee neighbors through the heart of ourcommunity.Refugee and Asylee Programs – Lutheran FamilyServices1600 Downing St, Ste 600, Denver, CO 80218303-980-5400Dedicated to helping refugees and asylees rebuildtheir lives through: housing, case management,employment, community, school, women’sempowerment, and legal programs and services.Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network3489 W 72nd, Ste 211, Westminster, CO 80030303-433-2812Hotline for detained individuals and familymembers: 303-866-9308RMIAN is a nonprofit organization that serves lowincome men, women, and children in immigrationproceedings.Services to Immigrants and Refugees - DenverPublic LibraryThe Denver Public Library’s Plaza programming isspecifically tailored to meet the needs ofimmigrant, refugee, and asylee populations. Plazasoffer support for new immigrants including secondlanguage conversation skills, citizenship, businessnetworking, and more.Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning1373 Grant St, Denver, CO 80203303-863-0188Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning is aprovider of effective intercultural learningprograms and services.US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)12484 East Weaver Pl, Centennial, CO 80111800-375-5283USCIS is the federal agency that oversees lawfulimmigration to the United States.Some of the services USCIS provides are: Citizenship (Includes the RelatedNaturalization Process) Immigration of Family Members Working in the U.S. Verifying an Individual’s Legal Right to Workin the United States (E-Verify) Humanitarian Programs Adoptions Civic Integration GenealogyInternational MarketsLittle Saigon Market375 S Federal Blvd #104, Denver, CO 80219303-937-8860Vietnamese food market carrying produce, meats,spices & imported Asian products.Pacific Mercantile Company1925 Lawrence St, Denver, CO 80202303-295-0293Go-to for a vast variety of Japanese & Asian foods& products ranging from noodles to books.Pacific Ocean Marketplace – Denver2200 W Alameda Ave, Denver, CO 80223303-936-4845Bakery, BBQ/Deli, Produce, Meat and Seafood forChinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Thai,Filipino, Spanish, African, and European, MiddleEastern tastesTejal India Grocery10351 Grant St #6, Thornton, CO 80229303-450-4164Tejal India Grocery is your one stop shop foranything from Tahini to Tandoori!Language ServicesCesco Linguistic Services360 Acoma St, Denver, CO 80223DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE11
303-274-2634Cesco Linguistic Services specializes in interpretingand translation for the legal, medical, workers’compensation, education and social andcommunity services sectors, among othersindustries. Over video conferencingThrough the telephoneWith the use of an iPhone appColorado Judicial Branch – Office of LanguageAccessMile High Multilingual Services Inc.7100 E Belleview Ave, Ste 111, Greenwood Village,CO 80111303-333-7900303-322-4033303-708-1775Mile High Multilingual Services promotes andprovides linguistic services.Colorado Language Connection1537 Alton St, Aurora, CO 80010303-923-2945 (office)720-220-6742 (emergency)With over 20 years of experience, ColoradoLanguage Connection offers translation andinterpretation services in the over 80 languages.Translation & Interpreting Center of Denver303-996-0976The Translation & Interpreting Center providesinterpreting and translation services in over 40different languages. Interpreting services areavailable in person throughout Colorado andthrough conference calling nation-wide.Colorado Association of Professional InterpretersUse directory to find an interpreter.International Language Solutions600 17th St, Ste 2800 S, Denver, CO 80202303-726-4206International Language Solutions, Inc. is a fullservice, multi-language translation and interpretingagency based in Denver, Colorado serving clientsnationwide and around the globe.Interpreter Network1610 Emerson St, Denver, CO 80218303-831-4151The Interpreter Network by Spring Instituteprovides expert interpretation and translationservices for healthcare, education, business, andgovernment organizations in the Rocky Mountainregion.Language and Interpretation Services at DenverHealth777 Bannock St, Denver, CO 80204303-602-2915Denver Health provides interpreter services formore than 200 languages free of charge.Language services are provided: In-personLegal/SafetyAsian American Legal Defense & Education Fund(AALDEF)99 Hudson St, 12th Fl, New York, NY 10013212-966-5932AALDEF is a national organization that protects andpromotes the civil rights of Asian Americansthrough litigation, advocacy, education, andorganizing.Colorado Legal Services1905 Sherman St, Ste 400, Denver, CO 80203303-837-1321Colorado Legal Services provides meaningful accessto high quality, civil legal services in the pursuit forlow-income persons and members of vulnerablepopulations throughout Colorado.Denver County Court1437 Bannock St, Denver, CO 80202General Information: 720-865-7800Traffic/Civil Clerk’s Office: 720-865-7840Parking Magistrate: 720-913-5300County Court Probation: 720-913-8300DENVER ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMISSION’S AAPI RESOURCE GUIDE12
Municipal Public Defender’s Office: 720-337-0407State Public Defender’s Office: 720-620-4999Online ServicesOlder AdultsDenver Police DepartmentNon-Emergency Help: 720-913-2000Crime Stoppers Anonymous Tips: 720-913-7867Gang Hotline: 720-913-1339AARP – Colorado303 E 17th Ave, Ste 510, Denver, CO 80203866-554-5376 (toll-free)Email: coaarp@aarp.orgInfo, resources, discounts, and more for adults over50.Denver Sheriff’s DepartmentNon-emergency Calls: 720-913-2000Visit Reservations: 720-913-3791Bonding Office: 720-337-0061Impounded Vehicles: 720-865-0470Homeless Voucher Program: 720-944-3666720-337-0198After Hours: 720-337-0400Network of Care – Denver Regional Council ofGovernments303-480-6700Email: drcog@drcog.orgComprehensive, internet-based resource forseniors and people with disabilities. Interpreterservices are available.Metro Volunteer Lawyers (MVL)303-837-1313MVL provides civil legal services to those in need inAdams, Arapahoe, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas,E
Colorado Asian Cultural Heritage Center Dragon and Lion Dance Troupe 303-669-1095 Colorado Asian Cultural Heritage Center Dragon and Lion Dance Troupe is dedicated to promoting and introducing the sport and art of dragon and lion dance, health, wellness, and the Asian culture. Halau Manea Polynesia 720-291-2378
