Community Support & Resources- Friends of The Youth Clinic

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Support for Community Events, Resources to Participate in Local Programs & Research Opportunities

At The Youth Clinic, we are dedicated to supporting community events and providing you with comprehensive access to all local programs that can benefit you and your family’s overall health and well-being. Through every age and stage of your family, our local partners continue to provide amazing opportunities, research studies, and programs for you and your family to participate in. Keep an eye on this page for more information about upcoming community events, studies, programs, and more, your family can get involved in, now or in the future!

Check Out Ways The Youth Clinic is Supporting our Community and Opportunities Your Family Can Participate In!

The Youth Clinic High School Scholarship

Max’s Market

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Launched in 2025, Max’s Market is a food and supply pantry honoring Dr. Max Elliott and supporting our patients and families in need.

📍 Location: Front lobby, 1200 East Elizabeth
🕒 Hours: Open during normal business hours

🧺 What’s Available:

  • Non-perishable food
  • Personal care items
  • Household supplies
  • Infant essentials

🤝 How to Help:
Donate non-perishable food and personal care products.

❤️ Built on community, Max’s Market is here to make a difference—thanks to your support!

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Sunday, March 8, 2026

Join Us for a Good Cause: A Bowl-a-Thon & Silent Auction to Support the International Mosaic Down Syndrome Association

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We’re excited to share that The Youth Clinic has proudly sponsored the International Mosaic Down Syndrome Association’s Bowl‑A‑Thon and Silent Auction for several years—and we’re thrilled to be back again in 2026!

Join us for a fun‑filled night of bowling, great finds at the silent auction, and—most importantly—supporting an incredible cause that makes a meaningful impact in our community. We hope to see you there!

 

Please click on the flyer to view more events details and how to register.

World down syndrome day bowl-a-thon

Are You Worried About Your
Child’s Mood & Health?

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Researchers at Children’s Hospital Colorado want to learn about preventing depression and type 2 diabetes in teenage girls. Eligible teens will participate in a virtual group program through Children’s Hospital Colorado.

To be eligible teen must be: 

  • Girls ages 12-17
  • Have family members with diabetes
  • Sometimes feel depressed or stressed

Click here to take part in this research study. For more information, please contact us at 970-290-6734 or email cbtex@childrenscolorado.org

 

Recruitment Flyer

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library

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This program is available to our patients at The Youth Clinic because of our local community champion, United Way of Larimer County. Registration is an easy three-step process:

  1. Click the link below
  2. Fill out the online registration form
  3. Receive your child’s free book each month in the mail

Click here to learn more about the program. Register your children today and get a jump start on their success.

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Bootcamp for New Dads

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Brought to you by The Women’s Clinic of Northern Colorado, Boot Camp for New Dads is a 3-hour workshop designed to help men start preparing now for what will undoubtedly be the adventure of a lifetime: fatherhood. Veterans (new fathers who bring along their babies) orient rookies (fathers-to-be) on the realities of fatherhood in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Boot Camp is for men only, no females over six months old allowed. 

Click here to learn more about the program.

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PEAK Parent Center- Helping Families Helping Children

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PEAK Parent Center provides training, information and technical assistance to equip families of children birth through twenty-six including all disability labels with strategies to advocate successfully for their children.

Learn more here.

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