REVEL — Programs for Teens & Adults with Autism (Denver, CO)

About This Group
REVEL (Real Experiences Vital for Enhancing Life) is a Denver-based nonprofit established in 2016 to address the critical gap in services for individuals with autism during the transition to adulthood. Based in Denver’s River North neighborhood, REVEL provides individualized, neuro-affirming programs that build independence, social connection, and life skills for teens and adults on the spectrum. Their approach recognizes that every person’s path is different and meets participants where they are.

What to Expect
REVEL offers a range of programs including the REVEL Lounge (a drop-in social space for making friends), REVEL Teen Camp (ages 13–17, exploring Denver through creative and skill-building activities), outdoor adventure camps (ages 14+, including snow sports, rafting, and hiking), the GEAR UP daily program (small-group experiential learning in employment, social skills, health, and daily living), and a Mental Health Program offering psychotherapy, parent coaching, and community workshops. The REVEL Lounge is open on a flexible schedule with special events throughout the year.

Who It’s For
Teens (ages 13+) and adults on the autism spectrum or with related neurodivergent conditions. Programs are tailored for different age groups and skill levels, from social connection to vocational training and independent living.

Meeting Details
Schedule: Ongoing programs — see revelinlife.org for the current calendar
Location: REVEL, River North (RiNo) neighborhood, Denver, CO
Format: In-person (some workshops may be virtual)
Cost: Varies by program — financial assistance available
Registration: Required — apply or register through the REVEL website

Contact Information
Organization: REVEL
Website: https://revelinlife.org/
Email: info@revelinlife.org