A Message to Referral Partners

Thank you for your assistance in making this program a success for your clients and our volunteer dentists.  MDDF accepts Smile Again patient referrals for evaluation from our current partner agencies:

Center for Work Education and Employment's mission is to provide realistic programs to help low-income single parents and families develop and expand the skills and confidence necessary to obtain continuous, meaningful employment and career advancement. CWEE prepares single parents and families for long-term, meaningful employment, enabling them to achieve self-sufficiency and end their dependency on welfare.

Mi Casa Resource Center for Women’s mission is to advance self-sufficiency for primarily low-income Latinas and youth.

The Mile High Council on Substance Abuse and Alcoholism Miracle’s Program is an intensive outpatient program providing services to women living in the metro Denver area. Target services include substance abuse, mental health and trauma treatment. Miracles is about women helping women improve their lives, keeping families together, securing employment and safe housing and building better communities.

University of Colorado’s Addiction Research and Treatment Services- (ARTS) includes Peer I - Men's Residential Treatment, a comprehensive therapeutic community for treatment of substance abuse and dependence for adult males and The Haven - Women's Residential Treatment, a comprehensive therapeutic community for treatment of substance abuse and dependence for adult females.

Warren Village is a community of single-parent families working toward self-sufficiency. Warren Village’s mission is to promote personal and economic self-sufficiency through three integrated services: affordable housing, family services and quality childcare.

Work Options for Women (WOW) is a non-profit organization dedicated to alleviating the obstacles that impoverished women face through innovative and comprehensive job training programs.

The Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect has been recognized as the world leader in child abuse treatment programs, and for over forty years, has been at the forefront in the fight against child abuse. Directed by some of the nation’s leading experts, The Kempe Center hosts nine innovative programs that treat abused children (from birth to age 18), train medical professionals and research new treatment methods to help and heal the most children

If you think you may qualify as a Smile Again program participant, but are not connected to one of our partner agencies; or if you work with those who may be eligible for the program and would like to request information about organizational involvement, please contact us to discuss your eligibility.

Together we will make a difference!