Annual Report: This is what change looked like last year

Our 2025 annual report is here—and it tells the story of a year shaped by change, both for us as an organization and for the community we’re part of.

Organizationally, we stepped into a new name and identity. After more than 30 years as Community Health Partnership, we became ChangeLine—a shift that reflects how our role has evolved. As a civic hub, our work is rooted in connection: bringing people together, strengthening relationships, and supporting the kind of collaboration that leads to lasting solutions.

But change doesn’t happen because of one person or organization alone. Last year, people and organizations from across the Pikes Peak region chose to join us to imagine what’s possible and build something better together.

Here’s a glimpse of how that work took shape:

• Community-led healing and leadership: In its first full year, Prism Community Collective welcomed nearly 600 unique visitors—growing into a space shaped by and for the community it serves.

• A stronger homelessness response: A record number of volunteers helped lead a more inclusive Point-in-Time Count, creating more accurate data and a stronger foundation for action.

• Stronger rural behavioral health systems: In Teller County, deeper coordination and locally driven efforts are improving how communities respond to mental health needs.

• Expanded access to care: Through provider training and network-building, more LGBTQ+ people in our region are able to find inclusive, affirming care.

• A coordinated approach to suicide prevention: More than 70 organizations aligned around a shared commitment to saving lives—showing what’s possible when efforts are connected.

This is what change looks like but none of it happened on its own. It happened through shared effort—with community driving the work forward and ChangeLine helping to support and sustain it.

Please take a few minutes to look at the full report—and then join us in building what comes next.