Mental Health Resources and Ways to Support the Community

Boulder’s Office of Emergency Management has opened the Boulder Strong Resource Center, a more permanent space for anyone dealing with the aftermath of the King Soopers shooting, at 603 S. Broadway. The center offers a variety of services, including on-site crisis counseling, therapy dogs, massage and acupuncture, drinks and snacks provided by King Soopers, and more direct services for victims. Open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
The City of Boulder has compiled a mental health resource list, available in English and Spanish.
Cigna offers access to qualified mental healthcare professionals via a toll-free number (866) 912-1687. The line will be open 24/7. Free of charge, no health insurance required.
Clinicians with Mental Health Partners are operating remotely at this time and offering mental health services to community members. Call (303) 443-8500 to schedule an appointment or visit the walk-in clinic at 3180 Airport Road, Boulder.
The Community Foundation Boulder County has established the Boulder County Crisis Fund to support impacted individuals.
Elevations Credit Union and Premier Members Credit Union are matching donations to support victims; several other funds also accept donations.
The Boulder Office of Emergency Management Emergency Status page includes mental health/community healing resources and ways to support the victims and their families.

Boulder Mental Health Resources