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Connecting Colorado will be temporarily unavailable for system upgrades Thursday, May 29 at 6 p.m. – Monday, June 2 at 8 a.m. All Arapahoe/Douglas Works! offices will be closed Friday, May 30th due to system adjustments.

Published: May 29, 2025 2:14 pm

Parents To Work

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Parents to Work is a partnership between Arapahoe County Child Support Services and Arapahoe/Douglas Works! that is designed to help you meet your obligations of child support while also being able to meet your day-to-day needs. Parents to Work offers employment, training, GED prep, and supportive services to both custodial and non-custodial parents with a child support case in Arapahoe County. To find out if you are eligible, please call (303) 752-8842 or (303) 752-8874.

Orientation

Orientations are held every Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. Please call one of the numbers listed above for more information.

Program Rewards
  • Employment assistance
  • Career development
  • Education and training
  • GED/retention and credential bonuses
  • Social support
  • Stability
  • Individual child support case management
Workshops

Workshops include Fatherhood, Motherhood (Available in English & Spanish), ABC’s of Parenting, Healthy Relationships & Financial Literacy.

Please call (303) 792-8908 to register.

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Forms

A Snapshot of My Journey (PDF)
Job Search Log (PDF)
W-9 (PDF)
Training Request Packet (TRP) (PDF)
Grievance and Notice of EEO (PDF)
Photo/Video and Testimony Release Form (PDF)
Employment Verification Form (PDF)
Master Application (PDF)
Request for Supportive Services Form (PDF)

Customer Testimonials

“The Parents to Work program has been a true godsend in my life! The staff of this program have gone above and beyond to see to it that I become successful and maintain stability for my children and myself. The program has been working with me since the onset of the pandemic and I can honestly say that the resources the program has to offer helped sustain me during the most difficult times I’ve experienced. I’m still a client and I am so grateful to the staff of PTW and for the program!”
– CC

“Parents to Work program helped me achieve a goal I have been putting off for a long time. Thanks to the help from my workforce specialist I was able to pass my GED and am a proud 2020 graduate. The program and people in it are a great support. They encourage me and challenge me to do more, at the same time giving me what I need to be successful. I was able to enroll in Virtual Work Readiness program and completed it successfully. I am still working on reaching my other goals but now I believe I can reach them. ”
– HM

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    • Programs
      • Colorado Works (TANF)
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      • Employment First (SNAP)
      • Generations@Work!
      • Parents To Work
      • Persons With Disabilities
      • Career Transition Services (WIOA)
      • Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA)
      • Youth/Young Adult (Future U)
      • Governor’s Summer Job Hunt
    • Registered Apprenticeships
    • Unemployment Insurance
    • Veteran Services
    • Job Seeker Resources
    • Customer Code of Conduct
Forms

A Snapshot of My Journey (PDF)

Job Search Log (PDF)

W-9 (PDF)

Training Request Packet (TRP) (PDF)

Grievance and Notice of EEO (PDF)

Photo/Video and Testimony Release Form (PDF)

Employment Verification Form (PDF)

Master Application (PDF)

Request for Supportive Services Form (PDF)

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