We’re seeking community support for a dedicated mother working hard to reunify with her children and build a better future. She recently moved to Clovis from Chaves County in search of stability and has already secured part-time work with a home care company while completing her training. Her long-term partner is also working toward employment.

She was recently approved for a Trial Home Visit (THV) with three of her four children—a hopeful step forward. Her oldest remains in residential treatment, but she’s meeting her goals, testing clean, and staying in regular contact with her CASA advocate and CYFD worker. She’s committed to creating a safe, loving home for her family.

However, her home lacks air conditioning—a serious concern during the hot summer months. Of the four bedrooms and shared living/dining space, only two rooms have windows that can hold AC units. She’s asking for two window units to help keep her children cool and comfortable as they transition home.

If you can donate a unit or help sponsor one, your support will make a meaningful impact on this family’s journey. Thank you for standing with them.

A youth I am working with is in need of a laptop of his own. His preference is a refurbished Mac Book but he is grateful for anything that allows him to connect to the Internet and has video/virtual capabilities so he can participate in virtual family therapy sessions with his mom.

The one he sent me through Amazon is linked here: Go To Link

Apple Early 2020 MacBook Air with 1.1GHz Intel Core i3 13-inch 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Storage Space Gray (Renewed)

The Denver Human Services' GIVE Center is in urgent need of 3T/4T Pull-Ups for the children and families we serve. Each year, the GIVE Center supports nearly 4,000 clients who rely on us for essential, emergency resources—including diapers. Many of the parents and caregivers who visit the GIVE Center struggle to access diapers due to financial hardship, especially as diaper prices continue to rise. Ensuring these families have access to the right diaper sizes helps protect the health and well-being of their children. With your support, families will be able to leave the GIVE Center with exactly what they need.

Below is a link to the specific Pull-Ups we’re requesting. We also gratefully accept alternative brands and other diaper-related donations. Go To Link Thank you for helping us care for Denver’s children and families!

Single mother of 4 has kindly requested clothing for 17 year old female 6 year old female 4 year old male 3 year old female

Mother is kindly requesting a 1 twin size bed.

Mother just moved into her new apartment and most of her items were recovered however she is missing a few items. She's requesting assistance from the department at this time.

Client is a single mother to one child. This mom has worked for months to save and find an affordable home. Now that she has found appropriate housing and plans to move in July 12th, she is in need of some household items. She is looking for the following: a twin bed for her child, a dish set, kitchen utensils, and a cookware pan set. She would be appreciative of any new or used donations to get her family back on their feet. Thank you for your consideration!

A single mom has secured housing mid July. She has 3 young children. She currently is employed and is attending a Bible study regularly. She has mentors set up to walk with her moving forward. She has saved and is 400 short on initial move in expenses.

A Karen family that has been recently able to move into a house now has the fun of doing the yard work. They really could use a lawn mower to help them. if you have a new or a used one that runs well, please consider donating it to them.

Two youths who aged out are in need of storage space as they're in temporary housing with an old foster parent, a queen bed, and an air conditioner.

A family that received a crib for a kinship placement could use a kitchen table, chairs, and a couch. This will help the family with ongoing needs.

A child identified by a social worker is in need of a dresser.