Free In-Home Organizing · Colorado Springs
Home organizing help
at no cost if you qualify.
Free, hands-on organizing for people whose health makes home harder to manage. Colorado Medicaid members can join our waitlist while we finish network enrollment. If you’re not on Medicaid, our Community Access Program serves people referred by our partner agencies.
Medicaid services are currently waitlisted. Our Community Access Program requires a referral from a participating agency.
For social workers, case managers, and other professionals supporting someone who needs help at home.
Two ways to get help at no cost.
Our no-cost help is for people whose health makes life at home harder. Not sure which fits you? Reach out and we'll sort it out together.
That's okay. We'll help you check.
Colorado Medicaid
- You have Colorado Medicaid (Health First Colorado)
- Your mental or behavioral health makes managing your home harder
Community Access Program
- You're not on Medicaid and have a need at home
- You're referred by one of our partner agencies
Grant-funded, space is limited.
Applications are reviewed monthly.
Everything you need to make home work again.
Every session is shaped around your health, your goals, and your pace.
Hands-on organizing
Work alongside our team to make decisions, create systems, and make your home easier to manage.
Skills for daily living
Build routines you can keep up with, like tracking bills, storing medications, and keeping appointments.
Clinical guidance
Get support from a licensed clinician when mental health affects your home and daily life.
Safety and accessibility
Clear walkways, exits, and counters, and make practical changes that make home safer.
Care team coordination
With your permission, we work with your care coordinator, caseworker, family, and other providers.
Community Access Program sessions include:
- 1-hour in-home Discovery Session
- Organizing products
- Two 3-hour organizing sessions with two professional organizers
- Optional donation drop-off
Getting started
is simple.
Check If I Qualify
Answer a few quick questions to help us understand your situation and which support may be right for you.
We’ll help you with next steps
We’ll review your information, explain your options, and help you understand what happens next.
Get support at home
If you’re eligible and services are available, we’ll work together to make your home safer and easier to manage.
Working with one of these agencies?
These local agencies refer neighbors to Impactful Organizing. If you work with a caseworker or care coordinator at one of them, ask them about a referral.
El Paso County Department of Human Services
Family Life Services
The Family Compass
TESSA
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Colorado Community Health Alliance
Lutheran Family Services
Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity
Safe Families for Children
Mt. Carmel Veteran Services
We Fortify
Rocky Mountain PACE
Homeward Pikes Peak
Not working with any of these agencies? You can still reach out to us directly.
See if I qualifyReferring a client or patient?
Care coordinators and providers can refer Colorado Medicaid members directly.
Social services agencies can partner with us to refer clients to our Community Access Program.
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We get it.
And we can help.
Our team combines professional organizing with licensed clinical expertise. We work at your pace, respect your decisions, and never judge.
Real homes. Real results.
Before and afters from homes we've served in Colorado Springs.
Hear from neighbors we’ve helped.
- Find what you need
- Move safely through your home
- Keep up with bills and medications
- Come home to calm, not chaos
Common questions
Does Medicaid really cover home organizing?
Some Colorado Medicaid members may qualify for in-home organizing and skills training at no cost when a mental or behavioral health need makes managing home harder.
We're currently waitlisting Medicaid members while we complete network enrollment. Eligibility depends on your coverage and individual needs. Reach out and we'll help you understand your options.
How do I know if I qualify?
Fill out our short form, or call or text us. We'll review your information, help check your Medicaid coverage or agency referral, and talk through what's happening at home.
There's no cost to check, and reaching out doesn't commit you to services.
We respect your privacy. Your information is kept confidential.
I'm not sure if I have Medicaid.
That's okay. Colorado Medicaid is also called Health First Colorado. If you're not sure whether you have coverage, reach out and we'll help you figure it out.
Do I need a diagnosis?
No. You don't need a diagnosis before reaching out. For Medicaid-covered services, we'll talk with you about how your mental or behavioral health affects life at home. Our licensed clinician can complete an assessment to help determine whether our services are a fit.
What is the Community Access Program?
Our Community Access Program provides no-cost organizing for people who aren't on Medicaid and are referred by one of our partner agencies. Funding comes from grants and donations, so availability is limited.
If you work with a caseworker or social services agency, ask whether they partner with us. See our partner agencies ↓
Can my care coordinator or caseworker refer me?
Yes. Care coordinators, case managers, and healthcare providers can refer Colorado Medicaid members. For the Community Access Program, a referral from a participating partner agency is required.
What does a typical session look like?
Most organizing sessions last 2 to 3 hours in your home. We set goals together, work alongside you to organize your space, and build practical systems at a pace that feels comfortable to you.
Do I have to get rid of things I want to keep?
Never. We won't remove anything without your permission. Our goal is to help you make space for what matters to you and decide what works best for your home, on your terms.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Colorado Springs and surrounding areas in El Paso County, including Monument, Black Forest, Peyton, Falcon, Manitou Springs, and Fountain.
Not sure if you're in our service area? Contact us and we'll confirm.
Do you provide cleaning or junk removal?
Our focus is hands-on organizing, not deep cleaning, junk removal, or heavy cleanouts. When additional services are needed, we can help coordinate with other providers so their work fits into your organizing plan.
Cleaning, hauling, and disposal services are not included in our services and are generally the client's responsibility. Limited financial assistance may be available in some cases, depending on funding.
Do you help with hoarding?
Yes. We work with people experiencing hoarding challenges, including hoarding disorder. We respect your decisions, work at your pace, and never judge.
Our goal is to help you create a home that better supports your health, safety, and quality of life. We don't require you to part with belongings without your permission.
We'll point you in the right direction.
Not on Medicaid?
Get the same hands-on help with your health in mind, booked when you need it.
See self-pay options May be HSA/FSA eligible.*No health need?
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