Yoga for the People creates opportunities for yoga teachers, organizations and communities to foster relationships that promote wellness. We do this by offering yoga in safe, supportive environments.
Program Cycles
We offer three programming cycles to help us plan for, recruit and train the necessary volunteers to run yoga programming. Applications to be a site are accepted for 6-week and 12-week programs, as well as one-time and “in between” requests. We offer classes any time from once per month to once per week, depending on the population you serve, your programming needs and our volunteer availability.
In special circumstances, we are able to accommodate last minute requests or requests that come in mid-cycle, based on our team’s availability and nature of the request. We highly encourage you to incorporate yoga programming into your annual program cycle so that we can best accommodate your needs.
Cost to Your Organization
Yoga for the People carries a $1 million liability policy that meets the requirements of all of our partners to date, including Denver Health and University of Denver. Our instructors carry personal insurance as well. Services are provided on a sliding scale or at no cost based on organization budget and depth of programming desired. We are also available for one-time trainings and presentations for your staff and volunteers on topics ranging from the health benefits of yoga, how to start a meditation practice, self-care, practicing yoga with special populations and others.
If you are interested in yoga at your site, please complete the site application form or e-mail yogaforthepeople@gmail.com for more information. Due to demand for services, we are not always able to accommodate every request – if you have flexibility in your preferred times and dates, please be sure to let us know. We look forward to working with you!
Program Cycles
We offer three programming cycles to help us plan for, recruit and train the necessary volunteers to run yoga programming. Applications to be a site are accepted for 6-week and 12-week programs, as well as one-time and “in between” requests. We offer classes any time from once per month to once per week, depending on the population you serve, your programming needs and our volunteer availability.
In special circumstances, we are able to accommodate last minute requests or requests that come in mid-cycle, based on our team’s availability and nature of the request. We highly encourage you to incorporate yoga programming into your annual program cycle so that we can best accommodate your needs.
Cost to Your Organization
Yoga for the People carries a $1 million liability policy that meets the requirements of all of our partners to date, including Denver Health and University of Denver. Our instructors carry personal insurance as well. Services are provided on a sliding scale or at no cost based on organization budget and depth of programming desired. We are also available for one-time trainings and presentations for your staff and volunteers on topics ranging from the health benefits of yoga, how to start a meditation practice, self-care, practicing yoga with special populations and others.
If you are interested in yoga at your site, please complete the site application form or e-mail yogaforthepeople@gmail.com for more information. Due to demand for services, we are not always able to accommodate every request – if you have flexibility in your preferred times and dates, please be sure to let us know. We look forward to working with you!
Who We Serve
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Yoga for the People volunteers have taught at a number of local schools and organizations, including:
• Addiction Research Treatment Services (ARTS) • Alice Terry Elementary School • The American Indian College Fund • Brady High School • The Bridge Project • Children’s Hospital • Colorado Coalition for the Homeless • Colorado State Public Defender • Denver Center for International Studies • Denver Health • Denver Health - La Casa • Denver Housing Authority • East Elementary School • East Middle School • The Empowerment Program • Family Tree House of Hope • Father Woody's Haven of Hope • Focus Points Family Resource Center • Good Shepherd Fund • Habitat for Humanity • Hope Haven - Mercy Housing • The Institute for Human-Animal Connection |
• Joshua Station • Jefferson County Housing Authority • Mile High Behavioral Health • North High School • Padres Unidos • Project Access • Project Wise • Rocky Mountain Communities (Mountain Terrace, Garden Court and Townview locations) • Rocky Mountain Service, Employment, Redevelopment • Rocky Mountain Stroke Association • Roundup Fellowship • Sheridan Early Childhood Center • Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning • Synergy • University of Colorado Cancer Center • University of Denver • Urban Servant Corps • Warren Village • Willow Street Residence • YESS Institute |
