Rose Community Foundation’s Nonprofit Endowment Cohort (NEC) recently kicked off its fifth cycle. The cohort program gives professionals and…

In the community room of Mango House, a community center for refugees just off of East Colfax in Aurora, a panel gathered to speak to school board…

The staff meeting room at Alicia Sanchez International Elementary School has been transformed into a mini dentist office on what otherwise is a normal…

When most of us think about early childhood education, we think of daycare or preschool – locations where children go to learn, engage and play.…

Israel Juarez is a driven, passionate young man, talented musician and expressive poet. His personal tagline — Great Hopes and Dreams — gives a…

Manuela Torres is 67. Homebound with no access to transportation, she stays inside her apartment all day, alone. Torres does not speak English and…

Earlier this year, the Child and Family Development Committee reviewed a group of grants totaling just over $200,000, all directed at organizations that help parents of young children become and remain able to support themselves and their families.

About five years ago, Rose Community Foundation’s Health Committee, along with the Child and Family Development Committee began to explore the topic of mental health care for very young children. Both committees believed it important to understand what early childhood mental health is…