Find Free and Low-Cost Help in Colorado
Browse medical, children, mental health, and seniors resources by county across Colorado.
Rangefinder helps people across Colorado find local programs for medical, children, mental health, seniors, and disability, and other essential services. No login, no signup, and no personal data is ever collected — just search and connect.
Resources are organized by county so you can find help close to where you live. The directory covers 4,276 programs across 64 counties in Colorado, with the most listings in Denver, El Paso, Arapahoe, Larimer, and Jefferson.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I find help with rent in Colorado?
- Browse your county on this page, then open the Housing section to see local programs — the directory lists 128 housing and rental-assistance resources in Colorado. Most rental assistance has income limits and may require an eviction notice or proof of hardship. Apply early — funds are limited and waitlists are common.
- Where can I get free food in Colorado?
- Food pantries, community meals, and SNAP enrollment help are listed under each county (276 food resources statewide), including in Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Fort Collins. Many pantries serve anyone in need without requiring ID or proof of income — call ahead to confirm hours.
- Is there a 24-hour hotline I can call?
- Yes. Dial 2-1-1 for free, confidential, multilingual help finding housing, food, medical, and crisis services anywhere in Colorado, 24/7. For mental health emergencies, call or text 988.
- Do I need to create an account or share personal information?
- No. Rangefinder is a free public directory. You don't need to log in, sign up, or share any personal information to browse resources or save them to your device.
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