STRiVE (Mesa Developmental Services)

Disability Services Employment & Financial Support Youth & Families

Longstanding Mesa County nonprofit (Mesa Developmental Services) providing a full spectrum of community-based supports for individuals with developmental disabilities from infancy through adulthood, including family and employment services.

Website: https://www.strivecolorado.org/

At a glance

Services
Early intervention for infants and toddlers, Child and family services, Day programs and residential services for adults with developmental disabilities, Vocational and employment services, Host homes and supported living, Respite and family support
Location
790 Wellington Avenue, Grand Junction, CO, 81501
Service area
Mesa County
Phone
970-243-3702
Email
info@strivecolorado.org
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; program-specific residential and day services operate extended hours
Languages
English
Who it serves
Children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families in Mesa County
Cost
Program-dependent; many services funded through Medicaid waivers and state contracts; some may have co-pays or fees
Walk-ins
Yes at administrative and some program sites during hours
Appointment
Appointments and referrals required for most services
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
Yes

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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