Building Colorado's Safety Net—One Person, One Provider at a Time

After 25 years as a corrections officer managing individuals with behavioral challenges and developmental disabilities, our founder recognized a pattern: the right environment transforms lives. Many individuals faced not just developmental disabilities but co-occurring mental health challenges and housing instability. Traditional systems addressed each issue separately, creating gaps, duplication, and frustration.

Launching Rocky Mountain Day Service demonstrated the PASA model works—generating $600,000 annually in sustainable operations serving individuals with developmental disabilities. But success revealed a critical gap: individuals with DD + mental health + housing needs fall between systems. PASA providers excel at developmental disability services but cannot provide mental health therapy or housing navigation (different licenses, clinical staff, expertise required).

New Destiny fills this gap through a dual approach: providing integrated mental health, housing, and case management services that complement PASA developmental disability services, while helping families become PASA-certified providers and supporting small providers with consulting and back-office services. By partnering WITH PASA providers rather than competing, New Destiny creates a true continuum of care.