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House Bill 1451

The Collaborative Management Program (CMP) is the voluntary development of multi-agency services provided to children and families by county departments of human / social services and other mandatory agencies including local judicial districts, including probation; the local health department, the local school district(s), each community mental health center and each Mental Health Assessment and Service Agency (BHO).

Collaborative Management Programs (CMP) use the input, expertise and active participation of parent or family advocacy organization to:

  • reduce duplication and eliminate fragmentation of services provided
  • increase the quality, appropriateness and effectiveness of services provided
  • encourage cost-sharing among service providers
  • lead to better outcomes and cost reduction for services provided to children and families in the child welfare system

 

Pueblo Interagency Oversight Group 
(PIOG Board)

Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pueblo
Spanish Peaks Behavioral Health Center
10th Judicial District Court
Pueblo County Department of Social Services
Pueblo County CMP Coordinator: Michael Botello
Cross Roads’ Turning Points, Inc.
Pueblo City-County Health Department
Pueblo City Schools
Division of Youth Corrections
YWCA
10th Judicial District Probation

Pueblo Mentoring Collaborative

Our vision:
The vision of the Pueblo Mentoring Collaborative (PMC) is that every child and adult who has an identifiable need has access to a mentor.

Our mission:
The overall purpose of the Pueblo Mentoring Collaborative (PMC) is to build on current resources and address gaps in mentoring by building a community-wide system for communication and engaging, supporting and sustaining quality mentoring for Pueblo youth, young adults and families.

PMC was established in October of 2013 and is sponsored by House Bill 1451. Additionally, PMC collaborates with MENTOR Colorado, our statewide mentoring support organization. Visit them at www.comentoring.org.

Power Hour Mentor Development Series: The PMC, in partnership with the Pueblo Department of Public Health & Environment, presents the Power Hour Mentor Development Series. These free virtual trainings for mentors are held during the lunch hour. Check out our Events page and calendar for the flyer and registration information.

Mentoring Celebration: On an annual basis, the PMC hosts a mentoring celebration dinner. This free event is open to the public and is an opportunity to come together and focus on the positive impact mentoring is making in our community.

If you are interested in staying up to date with what’s going on with mentoring in Pueblo and Colorado or have a mentoring program, join our meetings every 3rd Thursday of the month. Officially join the PMC by completing the Member & Affiliate Registration at the bottom of this page.

Contact Diego Rivera, PMC Coordinator
(719-225-8580, opt. 1) for more information

Join the Collaborative

PMC is an open resource for the Pueblo community; however, membership has two levels of commitment:

MEMBERS:
Individuals representing an agency with an existing mentoring program.

AFFILIATES:
Individuals who represent an agency or organization and do not have an existing mentoring program but are in the process of developing and starting a mentoring program.
Individuals who are not developing a mentoring program but embrace the mission and vision of the PMC.

Our Mission

Building on current resources and address gaps in mentoring by building a community-wide system for communication and engaging, supporting and sustaining quality mentoring for Pueblo youth, young adults and families.

Connect

Diego Rivera, PMC Coordinator
719-225-8580, option 1
youth@pueblounitedway.org

 

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