Alliance Program

HOW WE SERVE: THE RIVER DEEP ALLIANCE

For more information, contact Foundation Director and Alliance Chairman

The River Deep Alliance is an important aspect of our organization. It is an innovative and exciting collaboration among complementary nonprofits that work in their own ways to re-acclimate, re-enable and re-engage people with disabilities. While these groups provide distinct programs, their client bases often overlap.

The Alliance provides an easy referral channel that connects clients to Foundation outings and other services. Throughout the year, the Foundation facilitates communication among Alliance members to share knowledge, ideas and resources that help all of the organizations be more effective and efficient. Alliance members also combine their strengths to focus better on their clients in need.

For more information about The River Deep Alliance

Foundation Director Bob Adwar: 303-881-0400 or bob@riverdeepfoundation.org

River DEep Alliance Members

Anglers of Honor (AOH)

Provides therapeutic fly fishing experiences on premier, private waters that have been restored to allow access for individuals with disabilities.

Craig Hospital

Craig Hospital is a world-renowned center for specialty rehabilitation and research for people with spinal cord and/or traumatic brain injury. Its Therapeutic Recreation Program promotes overall fitness and well-being with the goal of improving, maintaining or restoring physical strength, cognition, and mobility through recreational activity.

Operation TBI Freedom (OTF)

This program of Craig Hospital provides support for veterans and active-duty military personnel with traumatic brain injuries. The program provides case-management services that include crisis management, medical and mental health referrals, employment and/or education assistance, psychosocial classes, emergency assistance for severe needs, and much more.

SCI Humanitarian Outreach Program (SCI HOP)

This program of the Denver chapter of Safari Club International organizes hunting, fishing, archery instruction and other outings for persons who have sustained a disabling injury or brain trauma. It offers the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and participate in safe, supportive group activities.

Victory Service Dogs (VSD)

This provider of service dogs and companion dogs for military veterans stands apart from many other service dog organizations because its clients and their dogs train together to address the specific needs of the dog’s owner. VSD also adopts shelter dogs when possible.

Quality of Life Plus (QL+)

This non-profit fosters and generates innovations that aid and improv quality of life for those who have served our country, including veteran and active-duty service members and first responders. QL+ works with students at top universities on adaptive challenges and delivers novel solutions for use by the River Deep Foundation.

Belleview Spine and Wellness

This chiropractic practice established a program, Pain Free Military, to provide accessible musculoskeletal treatment for veterans and their family members. The program offers free adjustments for veterans who do not have medical benefits to cover the cost and education designed to help veterans (active and retired) and their family members make the most of their VA and Tricare health benefits.

Denver Adaptive Divers (DAD)

DAD works with people with various disabilities to help them discover freedom of movement under the water, achieve diving certification and/or enjoy dive travel.

Comeback Yoga

Comeback Yoga offers free, accessible, trauma-informed, and science-based yoga classes to veteran and active-duty services members and their caregivers. It also provides relevant master teacher training to enable its instructors to offer yoga classes best suited for the military community, and it offers scholarships for Yoga Teacher Training to veterans who are interested in becoming yoga instructors.