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An exciting new chapter for the PPCoC
An exciting new chapter for the PPCoC

Earlier this year, our CEO, Amber Ptak, shared why ChangeLine was stepping away from its role as System Lead for the Pikes Peak Continuum of Care (PPCoC). On July 1, those responsibilities transitioned to Pikes Peak United Way (PPUW), in close partnership with the City of Colorado Springs. ChangeLine has been honored to serve in this role since 2018 and we’re excited about what this means for our community. 

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Mental health, Pride, and the healing power of LGBTQIA2+ joy
Mental health, Pride, and the healing power of LGBTQIA2+ joy

By Jay Mason (he/him), advocacy intern at Inside Out Youth Services

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to speak up and break down stigma surrounding mental health challenges. Data from the Trevor Project shows that in 2025, 84% of all LGBTQAI2+ young people wanted mental health care, but 44% of them were not able to get it due to systemic barriers. We know that in addition to affordability, destigmatization is key when it comes to making this care more accessible…

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The StoryTeller Project: Reducing stigma through shared experience
The StoryTeller Project: Reducing stigma through shared experience

By Ashlee Shields, Transformation Manager-Teller County

Local storytellers play a powerful role in helping communities move from awareness to lasting change. In rural areas especially, stories shared by neighbors, veterans, parents, youth, business owners, and other community members can break through stigma in ways statistics and marketing campaigns alone cannot.

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