Resources for Older Adults in Boulder County
Helpful links, scam alerts, and community services — curated for seniors and their families in the Boulder area.
Community Support Services
Local organizations offering free or low-cost services to help older adults live independently and stay connected.
Boulder County Area Agency on Aging
The go-to hub for older adult services in Boulder County — delivering, funding, and advocating for well-being, independence, and dignity for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and veterans.
Visit Area Agency on Aging →Network of Care — Aging & Disability Resource Guide
Free, confidential information and referrals for older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and family members. A Resource Navigator can answer questions and connect you to the right services.
Browse the Resource Guide →Boulder County Human Services
Services for older adults including financial assistance, food assistance, and health coverage — with a confidential Resource Navigator to help you find what you need.
Visit Boulder County Human Services →A Little Help
A Colorado nonprofit connecting neighbors across generations. Volunteers provide yard work, transportation, errands, tech coaching, friendly calls, and more — empowering older adults to thrive at home.
Learn About A Little Help →Cultivate
Helps seniors flourish by connecting them with their communities in Broomfield, Boulder, and Weld Counties — as both recipients and contributors. Seniors can volunteer or become clients.
Visit Cultivate →Center for People with Disabilities
Works so that people with disabilities in the greater Boulder-Denver area may live independently. Offers a wide range of advocacy and support services.
Visit CPWD →Cyber Safety & Scam Alerts
Scammers increasingly target older adults. These resources help you recognize threats, protect yourself, and recover if you've been targeted.
Social Security Scams — What to Know
Criminals impersonate the Social Security Administration by phone, email, text, and social media. Learn how to recognize these scams and what to do if you're contacted.
Read SSA Scam Guide →BBB Scam Survival Toolkit
Been targeted by a scam? The Better Business Bureau's toolkit walks you through every step of recovery — from reporting to protecting yourself going forward.
Open the Scam Survival Toolkit →Colorado Bureau of Investigation — Identity Theft & Fraud
If you've been a victim of identity theft or fraud, the CBI has Victim Advocates available to help. Call for immediate assistance.
Visit CBI Victim Support →Security.org — Digital Safety Reviews
In-depth, hands-on reviews of security products — antivirus software, VPNs, password managers, and more — to help you make informed decisions about protecting your devices.
Browse Digital Safety Reviews →Alert: EBT / Food Assistance Phone Scam
Boulder County has reported a rise in scammers impersonating Human Services employees and requesting EBT card numbers and PINs. If you receive a suspicious call, contact Boulder County at 303-441-1000 to verify.
Read the Full Alert →Alert: Toll Road / ExpressToll Text Scam
Scammers are sending fraudulent texts pretending to be from ExpressToll and other tolling agencies. ExpressToll never sends payment requests by text. Do not click links — delete the message immediately.
Learn About Smishing Scams →Affordable Technology
Low-cost computers, internet access, and hardware options for seniors on fixed incomes.
Xfinity Internet Essentials — Discounted Laptops
Internet Essentials customers can purchase a new Dell laptop for $149.99. No discount code required — order online directly.
See the Xfinity Laptop Offer →Discount Computer Depot
A local resource for refurbished and affordable computers. Focused on honest values and helping customers find simple, effective solutions.
Visit Discount Computer Depot →Windows 10 End of Life — What You Need to Know
Microsoft ends support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After that date, systems without an upgrade will no longer receive security updates. Learn your options — and contact us if you need help deciding what to do.
Read Microsoft's Guidance →Need Help Navigating These Resources?
We're happy to help you find the right service, set up a telehealth account, or work through any of the tools listed here — in person, at your home.