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Rocky Mountain Human Services

Connecting people with support and resources for over 30 years

RMHS provides case management, direct services, and flexible support for people and families from birth through the lifespan. We work closely with individuals and families to figure out their options and connect them with services and community organizations to live the life they want at home or community of choice.

Who We Support

Ensuring all families with infants and toddlers get the help and support their children need to meet developmental milestones and reach their full potential.

Connecting children and adults with disabilities, behavioral health needs, substance use needs, and those experiencing housing instability with the resources, supports, and tools to thrive safely and happily in their communities of choice.

Helping veterans who are experiencing housing instability to find safe and permanent housing, accessible healthcare, and legal counsel.

Need Support?

If you would like to enroll in services, have questions, or need more information, RMHS is here for you. We will help you every step of the way.

Our Mission

We embrace the power of community to support individuals and families in creating their future.

We do this by:

  • Simplifying access.

  • Celebrating individuality.

  • Bridging communities.

Recent News

Making Waves: Pearl Builds Confidence One Swim Lesson at a Time

News

A look at how the Denver Mill Levy Program helped a Denver family access swim lessons that boosted their daughter’s water safety skills, improved her focus, and sparked a new sense of confidence.

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When Diapers Didn’t Fit: A Dad’s Mission to Build Dignity for Kids with Disabilities

News

After his daughter outgrew baby diapers but wasn’t ready for adult sizes, this Colorado dad launched a company to meet the needs and honor the identities of children with disabilities.

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RMHS Community Newsletter- May 2025

Newsletter

As summer approaches, we're celebrating connection, community resources, and the small things that can make a big difference. In this month’s Community Newsletter, you’ll find self-care tips for aging adults, reading programs and mental health supports for students out of school this summer, and information about an upcoming conference hosted by the Denver START Program. There's also an announcement of the new Mill Levy-funded Community Initiatives. Thanks for reading!

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