The Boulder County Family Resource Network, a coalition of local community partners, has launched a new online tool to help residents find support quickly and easily. The website, Boulder County Findhelp, is a one-stop place to search for free and low-cost services. Users can find help with food, housing, medical care, job training, childcare, and more—just by entering their ZIP code.
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“Safety net providers across Boulder County have long called for a shared, up-to-date resource directory to better serve the people in our community. Boulder County Findhelp is the result of that vision—and a major collaborative effort between government and community partners,” said Boulder County Human Services Director Susan Caskey. “We’re proud to support this tool and hope everyone will join us in using and promoting it.”
Findhelp users can conduct searches in private with no account required. People who want to save or return to their search later can create a free account. The website is available in more than 130 languages.
“The Boulder County Family Resource Network is excited to launch Boulder County Findhelp, connecting our community to a comprehensive and vital network of resources with ease and efficiency,” said Marc Cowell, Family Resource Network Chair and Executive Director of the OUR Center. “This effort will ensure no one is left behind.”
This new tool is part of a countywide effort to replace outdated or incomplete directories. Boulder County Findhelp allows organizations to “claim” or create their listings and keep them updated. The site was built in partnership between Family Connects, the Family Resource Network, and WellMind Connection. It is now being piloted by a range of local service providers. The hope is that all organizations that offer safety net services in Boulder County will eventually adopt Boulder County Findhelp as their go-to online directory.
Explore what’s available in our community by visiting the Boulder County Findhelp website at boco.findhelp.com today.