Integrated Services (Health Services and Special Services)
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Integrated Services stems from Mapleton’s commitment to improving service and outcomes for children. Using a holistic approach to individual students and schools, Integrated Services aims to provide a comprehensive range of services at the school level and resources to respond to student needs.
Contact Information
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Jill Fuller
Executive Director of Integrated Services
303.853.1127, FullerJ@mapleton.usMaggie Cobbins
Assistant Director Integrated Services, Special Populations
303.853.1144, CobbinsM@mapleton.usAlicia Howard
Executive Secretary, Special Populations
303.853.1128, HowardA@mapleton.usRachel Coppinger
Student Support Coordinator, Integrated Services
303.853.1151, CoppingerR@mapleton.usMonica Ycaza
Nurse Administrator
303.853.1247, YcazaM@mapleton.usSuzy Ott
Executive Secretary, Health Services
303.853.1449, OttS@mapleton.us7350 Broadway, Denver, CO 80221
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Student and Family Community Resources
Support for students and families/hotlines and helplines
McKinney-Vento Homeless Education
Food Banks & Health Care Resources
Talking to your child about school safety
Thornton Community Connections: Community Resources Fair Flyer (June 11)
- Information and Referral - Community members can call City of Thornton’s main number at 720-977-5800 when in need of resources. Connections to information on programs and services in the community, and the Denver Metro Area, are provided by their team.
- Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) Team - The City of Thornton's HOT Team is a group dedicated to investigating encampments, contacting Thornton's unhoused population, and providing resources to those experiencing homelessness. The team regularly does outreach, taking to the streets and investigating commonly inhabited areas in order to provide hygiene items and referrals to shelter, food, and any other needed services.
- Water Assistance Program – This program helps low-income individuals and families struggling to pay their water bill. Thornton Water customers and residents living in apartment complexes, manufactured home parks, condominiums and townhomes that receive water through the City of Thornton can apply for the program once per calendar year. Those who meet the program qualifications will receive a credit on their water account.
- Help for Homes - This City program helps low-income homeowners in Thornton with minor home repairs, including accessibility modifications, plumbing repairs or electrical repairs.
