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Each care community in your area has its own culture, strengths, and weaknesses.
Human Services
Human Services
The Larimer County Department of Human Services has implemented an immediate enrollment freeze for its Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP or CCAP). Prospective applicants are directed to continue submitting applications through the Colorado Peak website. The department will still accept and screen applications, but a full eligibility review will be postponed until the freeze is lifted.
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The Larimer County Office on Aging has two voucher programs designed to help adults age 60 and beyond remain in their homes and live in the community as safely and independently as possible. Eligibility is not based on income.
Demand for these voucher programs routinely exceeds capacity and there is often a waiting list for these programs, so we encourage you to contact us and apply today.
Planning for your best future
Navigating long-term care, understanding eligibility, and applying for benefits can be overwhelming, but the Office on Aging has personalized, one-on-one support services that can help you plan confidently for your future. Below, learn about:
What is an Area Agency on Aging?
The Larimer County Office on Aging is located in the Department of Human Services, but it is also the Area Agency on Aging (AAA or “triple A”) for Larimer County. Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) are designated for every part of our country and are mandated under the Older Americans Act to support certain programs through community partners and provide direct services to our community.
