"Bullies to Buddies is dedicated to ending the suffering of victims from teasing, bullying, cyber-bullying, workplace bullying, and school bullying throughout the world." Information here on sibling rivalry and parenting also!

If you are in need of mental health services or counseling, this can be a great place to start. You can contact them at 303-646-4519.  Centennial has many student groups available after school. 

 A free site to assist with household chore organization. Give it a try!

 An organization dedicated to providing free housecleaning services to any woman currently undergoing chemotherapy. Once per month, for 4 months.

Yes, it's never too early to start planning and saving for college!!! Singing Hills Elementary also has CollegeInvest representatives visit our school at least once per year.

Apply online for food, medical and cash assistance programs.

Need insurance? You may qualify for Family Medicaid or Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+). Call 1-800-221-3943.

Great Parenting Tips from Colorado State University (FREE!)

This is an Elbert County organization that is a great area resource for either families in need, or people wanting to help and/or donate. You can also contact them by phone at 303-621-2599.

How they can help - The Department provides Child and Adult protection, childcare assistance, food assistance and cash assistance payments for low income, elderly and disabled residents who qualify. Currently, Elbert County Social Services has two office locations – Main office in Kiowa and a satellite office in Simla. Call 303-621-2341.

A fun and friendly website with insight and answers to many questions about food, health, school, safety, feelings, family, etc.

Parenting classes, books, CD's, etc.

Helpful guidance for parents who have children working through divorce.

 "The WCFOC opposes the use of violence as a means of control over others and supports equality in relationships. We strive to assist victims of domestic violence in assuming power over their lives and choosing options which afford them and their family a life free from violence. We recognize that violence affects the entire family, with each member requiring support and education in order to stop the cycle of violence. It is our ultimate vision to assist in ending violence in the lives of all people." RESOURCES AVAILABLE: Crisis Line (303-688-8484), emergency shelter, children and adult therapy services, legal advocacy, school outreach, and community outreach.