Summer 2022

Posted June 7, 2022

Miscellaneous Summer Resources:

Check out the Denver Parks & Rec Summer 2022 Activity Guide
MY Denver Card– Youth, ages 5-18 get free access to recreation centers, swimming pools and various cultural facilities where they can participate in healthy, safe and fun activities after school, during school and summer breaks, and on the weekends. It can also be used as their library card, and t’s quick and easy to get registered!
Museum and Cultural Passes through DPL
Museums for All – those receiving food assistance (SNAP–food stamp–benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 850 participating museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their SNAP EBT (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Electronic Benefit Transfer) card
Kathy’s Kampsummer camp begins 6/7 for Ages 5-14 $85 Wk; W, TH & Fri 9-4; Spaces still available! Kathy’s Camp is a high-quality summer program designed to provide affordable childcare for working families with school-age children, while simultaneously exposing participating children to a traditional summer camp program that they might not otherwise ever experience.

Food Resources:

The Heart & Hand Community Fridge at 2736 Welton St #204, Denver, CO 80205 is a 24/7/365 food resource that requires no sign-in or registration to access. We invite anyone to take food when necessary and to leave food when possible!
Free, Tasty Food for Denver Youth – Denver invites youth, ages 5-18, to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and a nutritious snack or a supper meal. For details, locations & menu, visit their website.

Resources for Residents & Housing

metroDPA Social Equity Program – Denver’s Department of Housing Stability is offering a housing program that aims to increase homeownership in communities of color that were historically targeted by discriminatory practices like redlining. Qualifying households can get $15,000 or $25,000 for down payment assistance programs.
Resources for Residents