May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of mental health and the impact it has on our lives.   May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to pause, reflect, and talk openly about something that impacts all of us. For kids and teens especially, mental health shapes how they learn, connect, and

March is Social Work Month—a time set aside since 1963 to recognize the people who quietly, consistently, and powerfully help hold communities together. This year’s theme, “Social Workers: Uplift. Defend. Transform.”, feels especially close to home for us at Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver.  Across our 25 Clubs, youth mental health remains one of our top priorities. Kids today

Reading opens doors to new worlds, big ideas, and endless possibilities. At our Clubs, that magic comes to life every day. Whether it’s a kindergartener sounding out their very first words, a middle schooler getting hooked on a new series, or a teen discovering a role model in the pages of a biography, each story

Every year, we have the privilege of watching young people in our Clubs step into their potential, but this year’s 2026 Youth of the Year City winners have truly inspired us. At Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver, the Youth of the Year program is more than an award; it’s a celebration of character, resilience, and the