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The Colorado Paralysis Foundation was created in 2024 as a grassroots nonprofit organization focused on promoting an improved quality of life for those affected by or living with paralysis in the state of Colorado.

Our founder & Director, EB Forst, had the honor of joining Becky Curran for a discussion that brought together individua...
05/18/2026

Our founder & Director, EB Forst, had the honor of joining Becky Curran for a discussion that brought together individuals from all over the nation there to discuss the caregiver crisis.

We're so grateful for everyone who came out to support CPF and engage in meaningful conversation about the resources available to anyone affected by a spinal cord injury. Events like this remind us why this work matters so much.

Thank you to the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation for creating a space where our community can connect. We left inspired and more committed than ever to spreading the word about what CPF has to offer.

Colorado Paralysis Foundation’s Caregiver Training Program, is a two-day, hands-on training designed specifically for he...
03/18/2026

Colorado Paralysis Foundation’s Caregiver Training Program, is a two-day, hands-on training designed specifically for healthcare providers who want to make a real difference in the lives of Coloradans living with spinal cord injuries. It will be held locally and supported at the in Lakewood, CO.

You'll train alongside other up and coming healthcare providers, skilled instructors and actual volunteer individuals living with paralysis in our community. Upon completion of the program, every participant receives a certificate of completion from the Colorado Paralysis Foundation that will further your healthcare career and leave a lasting, positive impact in the Colorado paralysis community.

A highlight of the class is a $300 completion stipend, provided to participants through support from the , just for completing the program.
CPF is an independent affiliate of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

Spots are going fast, reserve yours at coloradoparalysis.org/caregiver-program/

Hello, Colorado! 👋The Colorado Paralysis Foundation, or CPF, is a grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in...
03/17/2026

Hello, Colorado! 👋

The Colorado Paralysis Foundation, or CPF, is a grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2024 and based in Denver, Colorado. We were created to support individuals living with spinal cord injuries, along with their families and caregivers, right here in our state.

CPF was founded in 2024 by EB (Elizabeth) Forst, DPT, a woman living with quadriplegia, who is a professional writer, advocate and trailblazer in the Colorado spinal cord community. Her lived experience is the foundation of everything we do.

We’ve created a groundbreaking hands-on caregiver training program that is the first of its kind.
Our mission is to support individuals living with a spinal cord injury, along with their families and caregivers right here in Colorado.

We do this through:
- Our quarterly hands-on Caregiver Training Program held at
- A robust library of vetted local and national resources available on our website
- Financial grants focused on education, improved access within the home, and therapeutic recreation opportunities.

We are just getting started and would love for you to be part of our growing community. Learn more at coloradoparalysis.org.

“Who knows why an accident happens? The key is what you do afterwards. There is a period of shock and then grieving with...
03/16/2026

“Who knows why an accident happens? The key is what you do afterwards. There is a period of shock and then grieving with confusion and loss. After that, you have two choices. One is to stare out the window and gradually disintegrate. And the other is to mobilize and use all your resources, whatever they may be, to do something positive.”
— Christopher Reeve

At CPF, mobilizing resources is exactly what we set out to do. Through enhanced educational programs, advocacy and dire...
03/16/2026

At CPF, mobilizing resources is exactly what we set out to do.
Through enhanced educational programs, advocacy and direct support programs, our mission is to act as an agent of change for the local paralysis community.

Learn more about our mission at coloradoparalysis.org.

One of the things that makes CPF's Caregiver Training Program totally unique is that participants practice hands-on skil...
03/13/2026

One of the things that makes CPF's Caregiver Training Program totally unique is that participants practice hands-on skills with real clients living with spinal cord injuries. CPF provides a small group setting with one-on-one direct instruction from trained medical professionals.

Our next session is:
March 21–22 at
in Lakewood, CO — and spots are going fast.

If you are a healthcare provider, student, or someone supporting a loved one living with paralysis, we would love to have you join us. A $300 completion stipend is provided via a grant from the .
Sign up at the link in our bio before spots fill up.

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6064 W. Prentice Avenue
Littleton, CO
80123

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+17209005586

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