Colorado EBT cardholders are reporting suspicious activity at an increasing rate. EBT cards can be skimmed or cloned, and anyone can access your benefits if they have your card number and PIN information. Click to see how you can keep your EBT cards safe through a couple of easy steps.
The Social Work Research Center at Colorado State University has partnered with the Larimer County Department of Human Services to evaluate the Supported Families, Stronger Community (SFSC) Project.
If you work at a community agency and are looking for a brief overview of what we are evaluating, how we are evaluating it, and why the evaluation matters, you’ve come to the right place!
Supported Families, Stronger Community (SFSC) is a 5 -year grant funded by the Administration on Children, Youth and Families and was awarded to the Larimer County Department of Human Services in 2019. The first year was a planning year and years 2-5 are implementation of the direct work.
The Burial Assistance Program provides payments to providers for burial and cremation services of low-income residents. Burial benefits are used to cover reasonable and necessary costs for burial services. The burial benefit is up to $1,500, depending on the decedent’s resources at time of death and total cost of all funeral, cremation and/or burial services.
Contact: 970-619-4493 | burials@co.larimer.co.us
The following are partners of Supported Families, Stronger Community. We are proud to work with these agencies!
The Larimer County Department of Human Services has partnered with The Social Work Research Center at Colorado State University to evaluate the Supported Families, Stronger Community (SFSC) Project.
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970-980-2214
The new Answers on Aging Guide is here! The Resource Guide is a comprehensive directory of community resources for older adults and adults living with disabilities, family caregivers, community members and service providers in Larimer County. Click here to view the Spanish digital version of the guide.
Benefit recipients may be able to dispute actions regarding their benefits. For example, negative changes such as a denial or decrease in monthly benefit amounts, a change in program category, or even a claim for overpayments. Please review the notice of action that was issued as it provides detailed information about your appeal rights and instructions.
