Senior Resource Development Agency, Pueblo, Inc.

Senior Resource Development Agency, Pueblo, Inc., a Colorado-based nonprofit, receives federal grants as a prime recipient to operate senior volunteer and community health programs, with secondary work as a sub-recipient on health-disparities grants from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The organization has no federal contract footprint; its federal engagement is exclusively grant-funded.

Senior Resource Development Agency, Pueblo operates under the AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program (CFDA 94.011), administered by the Corporation for National and Community Service. The organization's flagship award is a $359,359 project grant effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, representing an $18,000 increase to baseline funding and bringing total baseline to $323,423. This grant funds volunteer engagement of adults aged 55 and older with limited incomes to provide one-on-one mentoring, tutoring, and educational support to children with special needs or who are academically or socially disadvantaged in Pueblo, Colorado. Volunteers commit an average of 20 hours per week and deliver services in schools, Head Start programs, and childcare centers, with a focus on academic tutoring, literacy instruction, and developmental support. The award requires a 10% statutory match and 10% budgetary match from the awardee and imposes comprehensive financial and program record-keeping obligations for three years following the final Federal Financial Report.

The organization's customer concentration is split between two federal agencies: the Corporation for National and Community Service (11 awards combined across its Office of Grants Management and primary CNCS channel) and the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (6 awards), accounting for 71% of the award count. In its sub-recipient role, Senior Resource Development Agency, Pueblo receives pass-through funding from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for Health Disparities Covid-19 programming (multiple sub-awards spanning 2023–2025), as well as operating assistance and project administration sub-awards dated through September 2025. A July 2024 sub-award funded capital bus replacement (bus under 30 feet) under operating-assistance authority.

Activity has accelerated in recent years, rising from one award in 2020 to seven in 2025, with the most recent prime award dated July 2026. The organization has obligated $8.5 million across twenty-four total federal awards (prime and sub combined) over its source-data timespan. Senior Resource Development Agency, Pueblo operates exclusively within the grant ecosystem — it holds no federal contracts, IDVs, or BPAs and does not compete under set-aside vehicles.