
Community of Caring
Aspen Mine Center
166 E. Bennett Ave. Cripple Creek, CO.
Mailing address: PO Box 1587
Cripple Creek, CO 80813-1587
Phone:
(719) 689-3584
Fax:
(719) 689-5711
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About Us
In 2002, the Community of
Caring Foundation, a Colorado tax exempt nonprofit incorporated in 1998,
opened the doors of the Aspen Mine Center to provide a “one-stop resource
shop” for residents of southern Teller County and the surrounding area.
The AMC now houses some two dozen nonprofit service organizations, either
full or part time, along with a number of others who pop in from time to
time, often on the Commodities Day, the last Friday of each month, when
the place is really jumping with people and activities.
Its own talented and
dedicated staff includes Community of Caring founder and chairman of the
board Mary Bielz, Community of Caring executive director Ted Borden, Aspen
Mine Center coordinator Kathy Hansen, executive assistant Veldean Petri
and employment specialist/client services assistant Hank Nelson.
A major presence in
the Aspen Mine Center is the Teller County Department of Social Services.
The main floor was remodeled recently to accommodate two social services
offices and a small conference room and a reception area. The front
reception area will be staffed by Aspen Mine Center personnel.
The
Aspen Mine Center is also home to Wes Kime’s Cripple Creek Coffee and
Internet Café, a popular place with locals and visitors alike.
Upstairs in the Aspen
Mine Center is the large classroom, the Pikes Peak Workforce Center
facility, Early Head Start and the Aspen Mine Senior Club. |











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