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MVHS FoodPak is back. Our mission is to make sure every kid has food over the weekend. You can order food that will be delivered to a teacher or office of your choice and can be picked up after 2 pm on Fridays. This program is open to all students, just have your order in EVERY SINGLE Thursday, during the school year, by 1 pm.

Click this link to place your Foodpak order, or ask a teacher or counselor for help.

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The Thompson School District's McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Program works with homeless families to arrange transportation to and from a child’s school of origin, ensures that homeless students receive services, and identifies and eliminates barriers to school enrollment and attendance. TSD currently serves 505 students in the McKinney-Vento program. For more information, contact McKinney-Vento Homeless Liaison, Erica Wooldridge at erica.wooldridge@tsd.org.

• Resources

• McKinney Vento Resources in TSD

• National Poverty in America Awareness Month: January 2024 (U.S. Census)

• The Family Center at Stansberry

• Sunrise Thompson Health Clinic
  

• Homeward Alliance

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For many, making ends meet is a daily challenge, forcing people to choose between things like heating their homes and putting food on the table. We understand the stress these situations put on families and are here to help. With utility assistance, our goal is to provide resources that will help families stay in their homes.

Click here for more information.

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Affordable home ownership is possible. Do you live or work in Loveland? Have you been looking for affordable and stable housing? If yes, click here to register for a free webinar to learn more about the benefits of owning a Habitat Home!

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If you are currently having issues with housing, please check out the following agencies for assistance.

• Family Housing Network

• Homeless Program
  
• Homeward Alliance
  

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If you are struggling to provide internet at home for your student to complete homework or access educational resources, please click here for help.

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Head Start and Early Head Start programs deliver free, comprehensive services to children ages birth to 5 and their families in core areas of early learning, health, nutrition, and family well-being. For more information on Head Start programs, please visit our website.

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Sunrise Thompson Health Clinic is open every Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 2880 N. Monroe Avenue in Loveland. The clinic serves youth ages 0-21, regardless of whether or not they have insurance, and offers vaccines, sick and well care, physicals and more. Call 970-613-6800 for more information or to inquire about services.

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Colorado recently launched a program to offer three free mental health sessions to children. Anyone between 12 and 18 can go to the I Matter state website to take a short survey to assess their needs. If the results show they need help, the site will connect them to a provider for a 45-minute appointment in the next two weeks. One of the early questions asks if the young person is in crisis and directs those who answer yes to a crisis line for a more rapid response.

The program was created after a bill Rep. Dafna Michaeson Jenet sponsored passed with bipartisan support this spring. Lawmakers allocated funds to launch the effort in response to increasing student mental health needs.

Go to the I Matter website

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The mission of the Family Center is to provide a safe, inclusive space for our TSD families to learn about what the district and the community have to offer; connect, network and learn from one another; and access resources and support. To find out more information about activities and resources visit tsd.org/familycenter.

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The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) provides child care assistance to families who meet the income guidelines, meet current eligibility requirements, and families who are enrolled in the Colorado Works program. CCAP provides access to reduced cost child care at licensed child care facilities or qualified (unlicensed) providers.

Link to application

Link to application (Espanol)

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Clothes, Coats, Hats, Gloves, Underwear, Socks, Toiletries, Backpacks, School Supplies, Blankets, and more all available for TSD students and families!

Questions? Please contact:

Allison Aue - allison.aue@tsd.org or

Katie Jennings - katie.jennings@tsd.org

Call: (970) 613-5675

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Resources are available for students and families through Larimer County. To access any of the Juvenile Resources listed below, click here.

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What is Larimer Health Connect?

Larimer Health Connect is a free service that helps people find the best options for health insurance to meet their family’s health needs and budget. Our trained staff provides free, impartial, in-person assistance with new, free and lower-cost health insurance plans, including plans from the Connect for Health Colorado ® Marketplace.

Larimer Health Connect is a project of the Health District of Northern Larimer County, a public special district dedicated to improving the health of our community.

We help individuals and families who currently:

• Have no health insurance

• Bought insurance through the Connect for Health Colorado Marketplace and need to review their plan before renewing

• Buy their own health insurance

• Have Health First Colorado (Medicaid) or CHP+ and need help with their redetermination or reporting changes to income or household size

• Are undocumented and eligible to enroll in a Colorado Connect plan

• Get health insurance from an employer, but the cost for the covered employee is more than 8.39% of household income or their partner falls into the "family glitch"

• Are able to enroll in Medicare​

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Bus routes can be found on the City of Loveland Transit (COLT) website. Also, there is an app SpotAp that can be downloaded that shows routes and real time locations of the buses.

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safe2tellcolorado / 1-877-542-7233

Make a Report. Make a Difference.

http://safe2tell.org/

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In accordance with Board Policy AC, Thompson School District does not discriminate on the basis of a person’s actual or perceived characteristics such as, but not limited to, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, immigration/citizenship status, age, marital status, conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth, genetic information, mental or physical disability, need for special education services, or any other protected class in conformance with federal, state, and local law in admission or access to, or treatment and employment in, its programs and activities. A lack of English skills will not be a barrier to admission or participation.

The following person/people has/have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:

Title IX/Employee ADA/Section 504/EEO Compliance Officer

Director of Human Resources

800 South Taft Avenue

Loveland, Colorado 80537

(970) 613-5009

nondiscrimination@tsd.org

Student ADA/Section 504 Compliance Officer

Executive Director of Student Support Services

800 South Taft Avenue

Loveland, Colorado 80537

(970) 613-5092

nondiscrimination@tsd.org

De acuerdo con la política AC del consejo educativo, el Distrito Escolar de Thompson no discrimina sobre la base de características verdaderas o percibidas de una persona, tal como, pero sin limitación a, la raza, el color de piel, el sexo, la orientación sexual, la identidad de género, la expresión de género, la religión, el credo, el país de origen, la ascendencia, el estado de inmigración/ciudadanía, la edad, el estado civil, condiciones relacionadas con el embarazo o el parto, la información genética, una discapacidad mental o física, la necesidad para servicios de educación especial o cualquier otra clase protegida bajo ley federal, estatal y local al brindar admisión o acceso a, o trato o empleo en los programas y actividades del distrito escolar. La falta de competencia en inglés no será una barrera a la admisión o la participación.

Las siguientes personas han sido encargadas de recibir cualquier pregunta relacionada con las políticas de no discriminación:

El/la responsable del cumplimiento de Título IX/ADA para empleados/Sección 504/EEO

Director de Recursos Humanos

800 South Taft Avenue

Loveland, CO 80537

(970)613-5009

nondiscrimination@tsd.org

El/la responsable del cumplimiento de ADA/Sección 504 para estudiantes

Director ejecutivo de Servicios de Apoyo al Estudiante

800 South Taft Avenue

Loveland, CO 80537

(970)613-5092

nondiscrimination@tsd.org