Electronic Authorizations

Electronically signing and submitting this application means that:

• You will verify your identity by validating your email address
• All information provided by you on the application is true and correct to the best of your knowledge
• You agree to the use of your electronic signature as well as electronic submission of this application, along with any and all documents uploaded as applicable

You may opt out of electronic application submission at any time by closing this window as long as you have not clicked on the Submit button (on the last page).  A paper application and the required documentation, if required, may instead be sent to the following address:

Jefferson Prosperity Partners
5150 Allison Street
Arvada, CO 80002

Jeffco Prosperity Partners Family Advisory Committee developed a tool to facilitate and keep our community connected.  JPP has created a shared document online that will allow for families, who choose to participate, the option to share their personal contact information and a little bit about themselves to connect with families outside of official JPP programming.  

What is a virtual directory?

A virtual member directory is a valuable resource for JPP community members. This directory will contain the names and contact information for all the members of community and staff who chose to participate. Information shared will include the following: your name, phone number, email, and a picture that will be shared with all members who chose to participate. 

**Families can remove their names from this directory at any time, but it is not guaranteed that the information will not be saved or stored with other families once connections have been made. 

Why participate?

It provides you an opportunity to get to know other JPP families and contact each other outside of JPP programming. The directory is completely optional and it is a great way to connect, share talents, meet up with other families, engage in fun activities, meet families who share interests or have similar goals , connect over coffee, create play dates, and even share recipes!  The opportunities are endless.

JPP staff are mandated reporters. A mandatory reporter is defined as a professional who is obligated by law to report known or suspected incidents of child abuse and/or neglect. Mandatory reporters are part of the safety net that protects children and youth and have the ability to provide lifesaving help to child victims in our community. Any person specified in C.R.S. 19-3-304 is by law a mandatory reporter in Colorado. If a mandated reporter has reasonable cause to know or suspect that a child has been subjected to abuse or neglect, or observed the child being subjected to circumstances or conditions that would reasonably result in abuse or neglect, the mandatory reporter shall immediately upon receiving such information report or cause a report to be made of such fact to the county department, the local law enforcement agency, or through the child abuse reporting hotline system (https://www.co4kids.org/mandatoryreporting).
Other areas of mandatory duty to report are any of the following types of abuse or suspected abuse:

• Child abuse and/or neglect
• Elder abuse and/or neglect
• Threats of Suicide or homicide
• Threats to harm of buildings, entities, organizations, groups of people or public spaces. 

JPP adheres to integrity of family voice and confidentiality within the JPP team. Being a part of JPP offers a safe space to tell your story and grow towards your goals. We work very hard to ensure your information is shared on a need to know basis, with the exception of the above mentioned policy.