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Imagine!
Basic Information
Address: 1400 Dixon St Lafayette CO
Phone Number: 303-926-6460
Fax Number: 303-926-6499
Email: ehill@imaginecolorado.org
Director: Elizabeth Hill
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Support services to people of all ages with developmental disabilities
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Adults and children with developmental disabilities
Ages for Volunteer: 14 and up
Hours of Service: daytime, evenings, weekends
Minimum Hours Required: 4 per month
Days of Service: 7 days a week
Mission Statement:
The mission of Imagine! is to create and offer innovative supports to people of all ages with cognitive, developmental, physical, and health related needs so they may live fulfilling lives of independence and quality in their homes and communities.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our goal is to help people aspire tom and achieve, a fulfilling life of new possibilities.
Program History:
Imagine! was established in 1963 as a private, not-for-profit organization and as the first community-centered board (CCB) in Colorado. A CCB is a local area’s single point of entry into local, state and federally funded programs for people with developmental disabilities in a community. Imagine! is currently one of 20 CCBs in Colorado.
In addition to serving as a state CCB, Imagine! also provides services designed to incorporate people with developmental, cognitive and physical challenges into the fabric of their communities. Services include educational and therapeutic services, job training and placement, recreation and leisure activities, opportunities for community living, behavioral health services, technology solutions and support for families.
When it first opened its doors, Imagine! served 100 consumers. Today, it serves more than 2,800 people and their families each year.
Events:
Christmas gift giving program, Imagine! Foundation benefit dinner, Annual artshow and more
Additional Information:
Imagine! has long term and short term volunteer roles that serve all days of the week.
There are many areas to serve with and opportunities for all skill levels.