Ariel Clinical Services

Disability Services Health & Mental Health Youth & Families

Private nonprofit providing a continuum of foster care, adoption, therapy, behavioral, and adult IDD day and residential services from its regional headquarters in Grand Junction.

Website: https://www.arielcpa.org/

At a glance

Services
Therapeutic foster care and adoption, Child and family therapy and community supportive services, Adult residential and host home services (IDD), Day program and vocational services for adults with disabilities, Behavioral services
Location
2938 North Avenue, Suite G, Grand Junction, CO, 81504
Service area
Western Slope (Grand Junction and Delta/Montrose) plus other Colorado regions
Phone
970-245-1616
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; adult day and community programs have their own daily schedules
Languages
English
Who it serves
Children and youth referred for foster care/adoption or family services; adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities for adult and day programs
Cost
Program-dependent; many services funded through state contracts and Medicaid; contact for details
Walk-ins
Limited walk-in; families and providers encouraged to call
Appointment
Yes for most services and intakes
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
Yes

Information verified 2026-03-16 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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