We have emergency response foods, water, diapers, and infant items. If necessary, please let us know what the needs are and our team will support the incident location and emergency management teams. Below is a list of items to give an idea of what we provide to these specific situations, in addition to providing bulk products for mass meal preparation.

We always have our activation page available online here: https://careandshare.org/get-involved/disasterrelief/. 

Resources available: Food, Clothing, Hygiene, and other resources as available

Location: 326 W 8th Street

Contact information: 719-543-7484

As the Aspen Fire continues to impact our community, Pueblo Cooperative Care Center is doing everything we can to support individuals and families affected by the evacuation.

To date, we have delivered approximately 600 pounds of food to the evacuation center and are continuing to provide emergency assistance to those in need. In addition to our regular services, we are making ourselves available outside of our normal public hours to ensure evacuees and first responders have access to critical resources.

Our staff is onsite Monday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and is responding to emergency requests as they arise. We remain committed to serving our neighbors during this difficult time with food, hygiene items, clothing, and other essential assistance.

We are grateful for your continued partnership and support. Your investment in Pueblo Cooperative Care Center allows us to respond quickly when disasters like this occur, ensuring that help is available when our community needs it most.

Information or to access No-cost transitional housing through Airbnb.org with initial stays up to 10 days, call the below numbers: 

Evacuees seeking shelter can seek resources through Airbnb by calling: 

1-844-975-1881-English 

1-844-975-1882-Spanish

or visit the Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) during the hours of operation: