Thanks to everyone who came out to our 26th year, 9-Ball Billiards event this past Saturday at The Wynkoop Brewery!! A challenge dedicated to Kyle E. Fisher. We had a […]
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Congratulations to our Cash Prize Drawing Winner!
ACCO’s RAMP Program: Suit Up Event
Interview with Scott Cowperthwaite of TV8 Summit on Wines in the Pines
ACCO FY 2018 Annual Report and Head Start Report
Read Ability Connection Colorado’s Annual Report to the Community for FY 2018! We are very excited about the accomplishments of our organization this past year.
FY 2018 Annual Meeting Held
Ability Connection Colorado held its Annual Meeting for fiscal year 2018 on Friday, April 5, 2019. The well-attended meeting featured a number of speakers who shared outcomes and highlights from all of our programs as well as a review of our special events held during FY 2018.
Ability Connection Colorado Fall 2018 Newsletter
Colfax Marathon
Help raise money for Ability Connection Colorado by joining us at this fun marathon for runners of all skill levels. The Colfax Marathon offers a Marathon, Half Marathon, Urban 10 […]
Tribute to Dr. Min Mehta, MD, FRCS
Remembering Dr. Min Mehta, MD, FRCS Her global work as a pioneer in championing straight spines helped save the lives of countless babies with Progressive Infantile Scoliosis For thousands of […]
Check out the Fall issue of Connect, the ACCO Newsletter!
As the season of gratitude approaches, Ability Connection Colorado would like to say THANK YOU. TOGETHER, WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH! Donor Spotlight Colleen Forst, President and CEO of TCBY […]
Creative Options – Now Enrolling 4 Year Olds at our Half Day Sites
Your child is special and unique, and we want to nurture every bit of their unlimited potential in a safe, nurturing environment. We offer: Rigorous Learning Free Nutritious Meals & […]
Recognizing Ability Connection Colorado’s Community of Support
At Ability Connection Colorado (ACCO), we are so fortunate to have an incredible community of support – both internally and externally – including amazingly dedicated employees, volunteers, corporations, and foundations […]
Our hearts go out to the ISOP founder
Kiwanis Club and Ability Connection Colorado Continue Legacy Started in 1947!
In 1947, the Kiwanis Club of Denver gifted $750.00 to Cerebral Palsy of Colorado (now Ability Connection Colorado) to establish a loan library to “aid parents in their search for […]
Nonprofit school to begin new chapter in Aurora
Appears this month Business Den With its waiting list of about 800 would-be students, Ability Connection Colorado needs more space. The nonprofit is breaking ground on a fifth early childhood […]
Connect. ACCO introduces all new Fall, 2015 Newsletter
For all the latest news and happenings at Ability Connection Colorado, please check out our all new Fall 2015 Newsletter.
This Organization is Protecting the Rights and Dignity of Colorado’s Most Vulnerable
Originally published in The Dime Colorado. Rebecca is a 66-year-old woman with severe cerebral palsy. Her elderly parents both passed, leaving her dependent on institutions for her medical and personal […]
Circle K and its Customers Making a Difference
A little change can make a lot of sense. Updated September 4, 2015 If you walk into any Circle K or Shell gas station in Colorado you will notice a […]
ACCO Annual Meeting a Celebration of Impact and Achievement!
ACCO’s well attended Annual Meeting was held on March 13, 2015. Employees and guests gathered together to review the impacts and outcomes of fiscal year 2013-2014 and to recognize the […]
EnerCom’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament Generates Commitments of $57,400 for ACCO Programs
A big “Thank You” to EnerCom, Inc. for generating charity commitments of more than $55,000 for Ability Connection Colorado through its annual charity golf tournament on Sunday, August 17 at […]
We are building Creative Options #5!
Creative Options Center for Early Education was selected through a winning essay to receive playground equipment and curricula valued at $16,000 from Big Toys – aPlayCore Company. We submitted a […]
Join us for the 22nd Annual Great Balls of Fire 9-Ball Billiards Challenge on February 6, 2016!
21st Annual Great Balls of Fire 9-Ball Billiards Challenge a Big Success! Held in February 7, 2015, at the Wynkoop Brewery, last year’s 21st installment of the annual 9-ball tournament […]
Keystone’s Wine in the Pines fundraiser celebrates 32 years
Originally published in the Summit Daily Every year, Ned Archibald is given a blank check for one Summit County event. It’s no wonder the Keystone Resort executive pastry chef’s desserts […]
Tummy Time, Back to Sleep and Infantile Scoliosis….What Do they All Have In Common?
In the early 1940s, Dr. Harold Abramson, a New York pediatrician, pored over heartrending reports of babies who accidentally suffocated while they slept. As he reviewed case after case, he […]
What is Halo Gravity Traction?
What is Halo Gravity Traction? Halo gravity traction is a procedure used to reduce the degree of curvature in the spines of children with severe idiopathic or congenital scoliosis. Spinal […]
ISOP featured in Fall, 2014 issue of Scoliosis Quarterly
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The Early Treatment Method
“The casting method uses the explosive growth experienced by infants and toddlers to gently and permanently guide the spine back into its correct position,” Dr. Min Mehta said. “The earlier […]
Where ISOP got its start
Mother’s Determination Turns The Tide in Toddler’s Scoliosis Fight Follow the long journey of ISOP founding Mom, Heather, and daughter, Olivia, as they sought to find answers where there were […]
HIGHLIGHTS: ISOP Physician Advisory Board Meeting (May, 2014)
At the May meeting of ISOP’s Physician Advisory Board, the Board resolved several key elements to successful Mehta Growth Guidance Casting: Agreed: Underarm Casts are only effective for curves T8 […]
Karleigh’s Cause – A Parent-Initiated Event Benefiting ISOP
When their beautiful 15 month old daughter, Karleigh, was diagnosed with progressive infantile scoliosis (PIS), Kim Westmiller and her husband had no idea what they were up against. Fortunately, they […]