Welcome to Viva Resource
Discover our mission, vision, and commitment to empowering communities across rural Colorado.
We are proud to introduce Viva Resource, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering underserved communities across rural Colorado through education, resources, and meaningful connections.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple yet powerful: to bridge the gap between vulnerable communities and the resources that can transform their lives. Based in Peyton, Colorado, we work alongside community partners, volunteers, and local organizations to provide information about healthcare, legal services, education, employment, and social support programs, delivered in both English and Spanish to ensure no one is left behind.
What We Do
Through our various programs, including community events, resource fairs, workshops, and one-on-one navigation assistance, we aim to create a welcoming space where families feel supported and informed. We believe that knowledge is power, and we are committed to making that knowledge accessible to everyone in the communities we serve.
Get Involved
We invite you to explore our website, attend our events, and join us as a volunteer or partner. Together, we can build stronger, more resilient communities across Colorado Eastern Plains. Learn how to get involved, or read more stories from our community.
Keep reading
Health Window in Colorado: How to Get Medicaid and Other Resources for Free
Viva Resource Health Window helps you access Medicaid, Emergency Medicaid, and other resources — free and with Spanish assistance. Book your appointment for our September dates.
Resources / RecursosFood Assistance Programs in El Paso County
Learn about food distribution programs, partnerships with local producers, and how to access healthy meals for your family in Peyton, Colorado Springs, and surrounding areas.
Resources / RecursosEmergency Response and Crisis Support in Rural Colorado
Learn about emergency food, housing, and crisis intervention services available to rural families in El Paso County during times of crisis.