A Denver mental health program for the community's most vulnerable members is sharing its success. That program is called Transforming Health by Reducing Inequities for the Vulnerable (THRIVE).

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It also accused him of mismanaging CU Denver’s Office of Financial Aid, resulting in students not receiving funds on time, and said he failed to address campus mental health concerns laid bare ...

The city of Denver is pioneering a new program that pairs up therapists and park rangers to help people experiencing homelessness and drug use in city owned parks and trails.

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Access to health care should also be a basic human right. Homelessness is often associated with poor physical and mental health outcomes. Prioritizing the homeless population can improve public ...

That success led Cactus to create an in-house mental health tech called Grit Digital Health. With a team of 20 including a PsyD on staff, Grit is dedicated to building technologies that help ...

They saw that the community must trust any mental health response program, or people simply will not call for help if they fear harm to family members in crisis. NOAH suggested a similar approach ...

The faculty also questioned Nakuma’s commitment to mental health services on campus. In the summer of 2022, Monique L. Snowden, CU Denver’s senior vice chancellor for strategic enrollment and student ...