For nearly a century, the Griffith Centers has served those who have experienced trauma, hardship and behavior health challenges. Today, as in years past, the nonprofit’s committed and compassionate team, staff and leadership continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with Colorado’s underserved, caring for children, adults and families.   

The licensed, nationally accredited programs at Griffith Centers are innovative. They provide structure, stability, and security. Thousands of annual participants are given a framework to help them reclaim their stories, rebuild their resilience, restore relationships, and rediscover hope for the future.

The organization’s compassionate professionals provide the tools needed for healing and growth — in residential settings, school-based programs and outpatient clinics.  

The J. Wilkins Opportunity School is an alternative educational setting providing personalized learning and therapeutic support, while the Program Approved Service Agency (P.A.S.A.) supports adult individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help them live independently and with dignity.

Griffith Centers understands that everyone is an individual with their own needs. That’s why outpatient, individual, family and group therapy; family preservation services; foster care; residential treatment; and day treatment programming are flexible yet structured. (They’re safe and successful, too!)  

The brief video below takes you inside the Griffith Centers. Watch and be wowed!   

Visit GriffithCenters.org to read about the organization’s history and approach, meet the team, and take a deep dive into the programs available.