Center for Immigrants and Immigration Services (Ciis)

Founded in 1975, the Aurora Housing Authority provides affordable housing to working families, single parents, disabled residents, senior citizens and homeless people. It owns and manages more than 750 units of rental housing, as well as manages an additional 75 rental housing units that are owned by its nonprofit affiliate, Aurora Housing Corporation. The authority administers the Section 8 voucher program that allows renters to bridge the gap between normal rent and their ability to pay. In addition, it provides subsidized and workforce housing and family assistance programs. The authority issues Essential Function Housing Bonds that are used to finance new housing projects. The Aurora Housing Authority is located in Aurora, Colo.

Envision is the designated community centered board serving Weld County and is operated as a nonprofit organization and is governed by a volunteer board of directors representing the persons served, their families, and the citizens of Weld County. Envision provides services that assist children, adults, and families who have a person with a developmental delay or disability and is one of the largest human services organizations in Northern Colorado. Envision's mission is to enhance the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities in Weld County. Envision assists about 1000 Weld County residents and their families annually and strives to meet the needs of each individual, regardless of age or developmental disability.