The Colorado AgrAbility Project is a partnership between Colorado State University Extension and Goodwill Industries of Colorado. The program is funded in part by a grant from the U.S Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) to provide education, and services to farmers, ranchers, agricultural workers and their families with physical challenges, limitations, or disabilities. Since 1998, Colorado AgrAbility has promoted independence and enhanced the quality of life among producers by providing the support they need to begin, remain, or regain employment in agriculture.
In 2021, the Behavioral Health Recovery Act (Colorado Senate Bill 21-137) expanded AgrAbility to mandate the provision of behavioral health support services, preventative education, stress management resources, and suicide prevention initiatives for farmers, ranchers, agriculture workers, and rural communities. This investment significantly increased AgrAbility’s capacity with new resources and personnel including, four Regional Behavioral Health Specialists and three Colorado State University campus-based faculty that specialize in rural health.
Together this team offers comprehensive physical and behavioral health support at both the individual and community levels. This includes one-on-one resource referrals and serving as a dedicated community partner focused on convening and building capacity in the area of rural health.
If you have Parkinson’s or are caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s, we are here to help. This group’s mission is to create community, provide support and resources to individuals living with PD and their caregivers in Salida and surrounding counties. For more information, please contact Kirsten.Wulfsberg@colostate.edu
If you have Parkinson’s or are caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s, we are here to help. This group’s mission is to create community, provide support and resources to individuals living with PD and their caregivers in Salida and surrounding counties. For more information, please contact Kirsten.Wulfsberg@colostate.edu
If you have Parkinson’s or are caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s, we are here to help. This group’s mission is to create community, provide support and resources to individuals living with PD and their caregivers in Salida and surrounding counties. For more information, please contact Kirsten.Wulfsberg@colostate.edu
El proyecto de AgrAbility de Colorado es un programa que proporciona recurso yapoyo a agricultores, ganaderos, trabajadores agricolas y a sus familias que seenfrentan a desafios fisicos, discapaciddes o nesecidades de salud mental yemocional.No te pierdas las atractivas sesiones informativas y una cena de cortesia!! Register HERE
Thank you for your interest in the Colorado AgrAbility Project’s Winter Workshop. The Logan County County AgrAbility Winter Workshop will take place on Wednesday, February 5th, 2025, at the Logan County Fairgrounds, 1120 Pawnee Ave, Sterling, CO. Please reach out to Natalie Bachmeier, AgrAbility Coordinator, with any questions: natalie.bachmeier@colostate.edu. Register HERE
Thank you for your interest in the Colorado AgrAbility Project’s Winter Workshop & Gathering. The Larimer County AgrAbility Winter Workshop will take place on Thursday February 20th, 2025, at the Ranch Events Complex, Larimer County Fairgrounds, 5280 Arena Cir., Loveland, CO. Please reach out to Natalie Bachmeier, AgrAbility Coordinator, with any questions: natalie.bachmeier@colostate.edu. Register HERE