7350 E. 29th Avenue #300, Denver, CO 80238
7350 E. 29th Avenue #300, Denver, CO 80238
be well’s roundtables are a crucial initiative aimed at empowering our community by harnessing the collective strength of participating organizations. These gatherings cultivate meaningful relationships among nonprofits, fostering collaboration to confront the ongoing issues plaguing our neighborhoods. By aligning around common objectives, the roundtables amplify our shared voice through clear, coordinated messaging across multiple platforms. We maintain accountability and drive progress through monthly milestone reporting, creating momentum for change. Furthermore, this initiative inspires residents to take on the role of be well Block Captain Connectors, enhancing local leadership and community resilience from within.
To empower the Black community to make informed decisions that support whole-
person wellness through education, collaboration, and advocacy.
Promoting behaviors that foster wellness is crucial for encouraging healthy lifestyles. be well actively collaborates with residents and community stakeholders to develop, implement, and evaluate health promotion strategies aimed at enhancing the health of individuals and communities. Additionally, be well plays a vital role in educating and raising awareness about the social determinants of health through comprehensive training and effective information sharing.
Ducks in a Row Human Services Inc. develops health and human services programs
and leads research that supports evidence-based practices to address the social
determinants of health, health disparities, and positively influence health equity
outcomes.
Struggle of Love’s goal is to foster community awareness, involvement, and social activity for youth, adults, and families. We offer programs that promote holistic and healthy lifestyles, providing support in areas like mental health, gang intervention, and substance abuse prevention.
The Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado (ULFC) is an opportunity catalyst that accelerates economic, social, and professional vitality by investing in Black
professionals, youth, and community well-being.
To encourage and support disengaged and underserved youth to participate in
their communities socially and politically, to make changes within the community. To create political and social awareness regarding issues that directly and/or adversely affect our communities, it is necessary to be educated. Through activism and education, we can redefine the standards that have been placed upon us.
By providing vital organization, facilitation, resources, and funding, be well ensures that underserved communities in Northeast Park Hill, Greater Park Hill, Central Park, East Colfax, Montebello, and Northwest Aurora gain essential access to equitable health services, wellness education, and professional training. Together, we can create lasting change and promote a healthier future for our communities, by the community, for the community.
We invite you to take five minutes to participate in the Black Health Survey—a vital tool designed to help improve the health and well-being of Black residents across Colorado.
Your voice matters. By sharing your experiences and insights, you’re helping to shape programs, resources, and policies that better reflect the needs of our community.
We also encourage you to share the survey widely with your networks—friends, family, faith groups, nonprofits, and neighborhood organizations. The more voices we hear, the stronger and more accurate the data becomes.
