2025 Year-End Report: Building Momentum Across Our Region

Key achievements of Triad Bright Futures and our partners include:

  • Advancing workforce, home visitation, mental health, and screening initiatives through the Bright Futures Roadmap

  • Launching the Maternal Child Health Leaders for Equity program, supporting 20 Latina leaders through training and co-mentorship

  • Establishing a Community Learning Network and approving a shared Theory of Change and Evaluation Plan to guide coordinated action

  • Expanding child care and family connection efforts in mountain communities, including new facilities

  • Supporting strong enrollment in UPK, benefiting more than 4,100 children and families in our region

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Organizational Reports

Assessing “Ripple Effects” of the Bright Futures Roadmap

The first Bright Futures Roadmap process evaluation sought to capture the experiences and stories of impact from partners working together on the Roadmap initiatives.

By grouping the impacts, ripples, and stories that partners identified into categories, five key themes of impact emerged. This information will be used as part of the evaluation strategy of the Bright Futures Roadmap collective efforts.

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2025 Quarterly Reports

In the third quarter of 2025, TBF and our partners advanced the goals of the Bright Futures Roadmap by supporting families, providers, and systems across our region.

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The Q2 report highlights partners’ work to strengthen collaboration, problem-solving, and community engagement in Jefferson, Clear Creek, and Gilpin counties.

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In Q1, TBF completed the transition to our new fiscal sponsor, Trailhead Institute; supported preregistration and two matching rounds for Year 3 of UPK; and launched the Community Learning Network.

Download the Q1 report 

Early Childhood Community Needs Assessment: Mountain Communities

The Mountain Workgroup is supporting Roadmap efforts in Gilpin and Clear Creek counties to increase equitable access to holistic, high-quality, multi-sector programs for children from prenatal to age 8.

Following a six-month community-driven research process, Triad Bright Futures produced an overview of the state of early childhood in these mountain counties. The report looks at the challenges and opportunities faced by families, and offers next steps and solutions generated by families, local leaders, and community members.

2024 Year-End Report

Triad Bright Futures deepened our partnership work with the community to advance quality, equitable early childhood experiences for all families.

TBF facilitated and supported the collaborative work of the Cornerstone Workgroups with focus on the four pillars of the Bright Futures Roadmap.