Partners

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Southwest Food Coalition

Southwest Food Coalition is a team of residents and community agencies working together to increase access to food and improve food systems in Southwest Metro Denver. They are action-oriented and inclusive of everyone in the food system - from farm to resident. They take action to increase food access for everyone in our community with support from regional partners and community members.

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Southwest Denver Coalition

The Southwest Denver Coalition facilitates collaboration between the Southwest Denver community, local community based organizations, nonprofit organizations, and the City of Denver. They promote community engagement to highlight the neighborhood needs and to efficiently connect constituents to the appropriate service provider. They host community building events and offer youth violence prevention programs through art.  Please visit their website to get connected.

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Denver Public Library

The Westwood Branch Library is located inside of the Westwood Community Center. The library recently doubled its size with the addition of a computer lab, bringing the total to 12 computers. The library is staffed by a crew of 8 people ready to help customers with a wide variety of services. The library offers free computer access, with assistance if needed. It also offers free printing, faxing and scanning.

The library has a large collection of children's books in English and Spanish. There are also books for adults as well as magazines and movies. The staff is able to order any items a customer is looking for. The library has a digital navigator on Thursdays. He is able to help with 1:1 appointments and drop-in technology questions. The library recently began offering snacks from Food Bank of the Rockies.

The Westwood Branch Library is proud to join the other agencies in the Community Center, offering a wide variety of services to everyone in the Westwood neighborhood.

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My Outdoor Colorado – Westwood Family Nature Club

MOC takes a visionary approach to connecting youth with the outdoors through strategic partnerships that provide access to nature education, recreation, and skill-building opportunities. Access to the outdoors fosters a greater appreciation of the natural environment, provides opportunities to build an ethic of stewardship, and helps youth experience potential careers in the outdoors. MOC offers programs for the community to access recreation and outdoor activities. Please visit their website to get connected.

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Community Resource Connection HUB

Elevated Denver’s Community Resource Connection Hub (Hub) supports Westwood community members who are at risk of losing their homes or have recently become unhoused. When this happens, it is often hard to know where to turn for help. The Hub is staffed by individuals from the neighborhood who have experienced similar challenges and who are trained to provide non-judgmental support to connect community members in need with resources. Community members may face housing challenges due to a rent increase, job loss, lack of childcare, medical or financial debt, transportation barriers, and more. A Community Resource Specialist will meet one-on-one with the community member to identify and connect him/her/they to the most appropriate support.

HOURS/Horas

Mondays/Lunes 9am-1pm

Tuesdays/ Martes 9am-12pm

Wednesdays/Miercoles 11am-4pm

Thursdays/Jueves 11am-4pm

Friday/Viernes 9am-1pm

Saturdays/Sabado 10am-1pm

Sunday/Domingo CLOSED/ CERRADO

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In Lak’ech Denver Arts


FREE after school program expanding access to high-quality, community responsive arts education for 5th–12th grade BIPOC youth in Southwest Denver, empowering them to connect with community, give back through the arts, and reclaim ancestral traditions

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Hecho En Westwood

Hecho en Westwood preserves and empowers our community's cultural identity through grassroots initiatives. From its origin as a pandemic-era resource-sharing network to its current status as a registered neighborhood organization, Hecho en Westwood leads culturally enriching events and fosters economic empowerment. Our mission focuses on supporting Latinx/BIPOC-owned businesses, organizing community events, and providing culturally responsive youth programming. We believe in the transformative power of community-led initiatives to celebrate diversity, promote inclusivity, and strengthen Westwood's cultural fabric.

We Work With Many Incredible Organizations

We’ve been blessed to partner with so many incredible organizations from our community that share our vision and empower our movement. Here are a few of our partners: