The Last Mission Project in Breckenridge, Colorado, is dedicated to supporting veterans facing the challenges of PTSD by alleviating financial burdens that can impact their recovery and family life. Our mission is to empower veterans to seek necessary treatment without the stress of related costs, ensuring they can focus on healing and reintegration into their communities. We offer vital services, including financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries, aiming to facilitate a smoother path to recovery and restore veterans as productive, engaged members of society.

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, part of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, is dedicated to improving the lives of ovarian cancer patients in Breckenridge, CO. Our mission is to alleviate some of the burdens that come with treatment by offering a one-time financial assistance grant of $1,000, which can be used for essential non-medical expenses such as transportation for medical appointments, rent, utilities, food, child care, and even house cleaning services. We believe that every patient deserves access to necessary support while battling cancer, and we work hard to ensure that financial constraints do not hinder their treatment journey. Eligibility is determined based on income and varies by state, allowing us to provide timely and targeted assistance to those in need in our community.

HIV Support Services, a part of the Colorado Health Network in Breckenridge, CO, is dedicated to empowering individuals living with HIV by offering a comprehensive range of supportive services tailored to meet their unique needs. Our experienced case managers are here to guide you through every step, ensuring seamless access to essential programs based on your eligibility. We provide vital assistance, including case management, support in finding both short- and long-term housing, nutritious food access, medical transportation, and emergency financial help for utilities and phone bills. Additionally, we offer budgeting assistance and naloxone distribution, alongside vital document support. To initiate services, simply provide your case manager with proof of diagnosis, which can be submitted either in person or via fax. All services are offered free of charge through the Ryan White Program, underscoring our commitment to supporting the community with compassion and understanding.