Youth age 15-20 are invited to join our Youth Mental Wellness Task Force. This group comes together each month to discuss the mental health challenges of youth today and then work to implement various solutions to those challenges.
Join the Mental Wellness Task Force of Colorado, which aims to build a network of individuals and organizations and a maintain a toolbox of exceptional mental health resources through collaboration, education, connections, and action.
Our Mental Wellness Program provides in-school volunteer support to address gaps in access to school-based mental health care. Interested in Volunteering? Complete our Interest Form.
Spark’s Mental Wellness Program connects individuals to free or low-cost mental health services through the generous support of our skilled mental health volunteer professionals. Complete our client intake form to request services. Anyone in Colorado experiencing barriers to accessing mental health care is eligible for free counseling through Spark’s Mental Wellness Program. This includes individuals, couples, and families who may face challenges such as:
NOTE: We do NOT provide Crisis Services. If you or someone you know is in a crisis and need immediate support, please dial 988 or call or text the Colorado Crisis Hotline: 1-844-493-TALK (8255) Colorado.
A: In 2025, Spark the Change Colorado and Project Helping—two mental health and volunteerism focused nonprofits—united as one to do good together. Read more about the merger and how joining forces helps multiply our impact here. Spark now operates as ‘Spark by Project Helping’. Our programs serve everyone looking to volunteer and build connections in their community, from youth to aging adults.
A: The Mental Wellness Program (MWP) increases health equity by connecting skilled mental health volunteers with people facing barriers to care. We provide quality, accessible mental health services including free counseling for individuals, couples, and families; support groups; community partner support; workforce development initiatives; and continuing education for mental health professionals. Our tagline is “Promoting Mental Wellness. Fueled by Volunteerism.”
A: The Mental Wellness Program offers a variety of meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals with different levels of experience and backgrounds in mental health and community service. We are seeking volunteers who are licensed mental health professionals or candidates for licensure in a DORA recognized mental health profession. We also work with graduate program interns in mental health professions. Eligible volunteers include:
To volunteer, complete our interest form.
A: Spark’s Mental Wellness Program works in partnership with nonprofits, service organizations and schools to enhance mental health support for our communities. We engage volunteers who are mental health professionals and connect them with partner organizations (referred to as ‘host sites’) to increase the capacity of our partners and serve the mental health needs of their constituents.
We are delighted that you are considering becoming an organization partner with us! This partnership is a significant step towards enhancing mental wellness in our communities and creating meaningful opportunities for both mental health professionals and those they serve. To apply for host site partnership, complete our interest form.
A: We offer three pathways for graduate students (MSW, counseling, psychology, or related fields) to complete meaningful field placements while advancing mental wellness across Colorado. At this time Internships are unpaid; however, students will gain access to the Mental Wellness Hub, free trainings, qualified supervision, and a supportive team.
Not right now! We only offer unpaid internships and volunteer positions. Reimbursement opportunities are available for Clinical & Graduate Supervisors. Contact program staff for more details on reimbursements.
