Since 1959, the Foothills Service League has dedicated themselves to countless hours of fundraising to improve the quality of life for people in Larimer County — specifically for individuals with cognitive disabilities and children who have been abused or neglected. Over the years, they have raised well over $1 million for both Foothills Gateway, Inc. […]
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In Colorado, we are lucky to have many days of sunshine, even in the depths of winter. But sometimes a few cloudy days in a row or a bone-chilling cold front can make us want to stay inside. We’ve all been there. It’s just too cold to go out. While it may be comforting to […]
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SummitStone is proud to announce that Jesse Boyd, our Co-Responder with the Loveland Police Department, was recognized as the Professional Staff Employee of the Year at the Police Department’s Annual Awards Ceremony on Feb. 22. Chief Robert Ticer commended Jesse’s work ethic along with the overall effectiveness of the program, which focuses on including behavioral […]
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SummitStone Health Partners has paired a behavioral health co-responder with the Loveland-based emergency medical service, marking one of the first non-law enforcement agencies to do so. The CARES program connects people with resources they may not have access to that help prevent further needs for service and can also refer patients to mental health programs. […]
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SummitStone Health Partners has undertaken a complete redesign of the agency’s website. The new site, www.summitstonehealth.org, features upbeat, bright colors, uplifting photos and the ease of one-click navigation to find the behavioral health information you need. “We know that many people come to our site looking for help, often with a sense of urgency,” said […]
Posted in Press Release“A coalition of mental health experts within Larimer County are working together to expand treatment options to all corners of the county and expect to ask voters for a sales tax to help pay for this behavioral health initiative. Laurie Stolen, the county’s behavioral health project director, mentioned the possible ballot issue Tuesday as the […]
Posted in NewsFORT COLLINS — The statistics are startling. One in six boys and more than one in four girls in the United States will be sexually abused before the age of 18. The fallout from this abuse is traumatic and can include emotional damage, substance abuse, rehabilitation costs and even jail. Learning the facts about child […]
Posted in Press ReleaseNeighbor to Neighbor turned three former group homes into shared housing, a model they hope can be used in the future to mitigate homelessness for at-risk populations. N2N partnered with Homeless Gear, SummitStone Health Partners and Disabled Resource Services to support homeless residents living with disabilities and making less than 30 percent of area median income. The first of nine […]
Posted in NewsResidents looking back on changes to the Loveland Police Department since the May 2016 hiring of Chief Robert Ticer will find new faces among its staff, officers carrying new gadgets and a different system for tracking reports of crime and traffic accidents. A departmental switch made directly by Ticer upon his arrival was to its […]
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