Resources

• Call 211 or visit 211colorado.org

• Hello

• 211 Colorado streamlines services and provides one central location where people can get connected to the resources they need - such as shelter availability, childcare, and rent payment assistance. 

• Free and multilingual non-emergency health and human services.

https://www.odmdenver.org/

• Open hours in the ‘family room’ Mon-Fri 8:30-5pm. Assistance with housing/food. Weekly meals on Saturday mornings.

• Male multi-year housing programs for addiction/sober-living, people living with disabilities. 

• Female multi-year housing programs for homelessness, addiction, single mothers, and those leaving the entertainment industry

• Learning center for ages 3-12, drop-in youth programs and bible studies

• Transitional employment opportunities

https://www.coloradocoalition.org/

• Housing: Housing and resource navigation, rent assistance resources

• Healthcare: Wide range of health services, help with applying for medicaid - several locations available, including Stout Street Health Center in downtown Denver

  • Stout Street Health Center: Medical and behavioral health care, substance use treatment, dental, vision, and pharmacy services

• Supportive services: Childcare, employment, Native American services, rural initiatives, peer-led residential community, veteran services, women exiting criminal justice system, benefits eligibility evaluation

https://westernusa.salvationarmy.org/im-connection-center/services/

• Extensive resource referral, housing navigation, crisis services, rent assistance, utility assistance, service extension

• Resourcing for families 

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• Day center: Showers, phone, mail, storage, off site storage, clothing, cell phone charging, notary, etc. 

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7am-3pm

  • Wednesday, 7am-1pm (12pm on 3rd wednesday of month)

  • Saturday-Sunday, 7am-2pm

• Social Services: 1 on 1 case management meetings with staff for shelter, food, clothing, resourcing. Wednesday only (9:30am-11am) 

• Wellness office: mental and physical healthcare options through partnerships and referrals. Monday-Friday 7:30am-3:00pm

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• Free programs for adult women, their children, and gender diverse individuals

• Meals, food pantry, family program, showers, laundry, phone access, mail access, physical and mental health, nap room, clothing bank, community resource access, high school equivalency, job readiness, computer lab, case management, peer recovery.

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am-4pm

  • Tuesdays 8am-1:30pm

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• Free Day services and overnight shelter for youth ages 12-24

• Day services at ‘The Mothership”- a refuge and safe haven for youth experiencing homelessness. Three meals a day, laundry services, showers, computer access, day shelter, music studio

  • Day center is 7 days a week 8am-8pm  

• Overnight shelter 24/7, 365 days a year 

• Transitional housing programs, case management, support services all offered 

• Call (303) 974-2900

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• CCH provides supportive, income-restricted, and transitional housing through 20 housing properties owned and operated by CCH, and assists approximately 1,800 households with housing assistance to find and secure affordable housing options.

  • Wrap-around supportive services such as counseling, life skills training, financial literacy, and employment assistance are available at most locations to support the residents to maintain safe and stable housing

• Sign up for case management appointments here

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• Day shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness

  • Meals, community resources, counseling, food boxes, private showers, laundry service, phone service, wireless internet access, clothing pantry, mail and document safe-keeping, hygiene kits 

• Ancillary services

  • “Safe side” recovery program, Denver Human Services, Denver Health, Regis OT/PT/wound care, Deserving Dental, yoga, massage therapy, Stout street mobile clinic, haircuts, VA representative, HIV/Hep C testing 

• Fresh Tracks program

  • Fresh Tracks is a program developed to support individuals experiencing homelessness with the knowledge and skills necessary to seek and attain sustainable employment while addressing the physical and spiritual characteristics contributing to their current life status.Item description

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• 2301 Lawrence St

  • 365 days a year, 4pm-7:30am

• 4330 48th Ave 

  • 24/7, 365 

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• Meals, Shelter, and daytime services for men 

• Next Step program to provide members with a consistent bed, locker space, and case management, as well as other long-term mission programs 

• 1 year “New Life” recovery program for men for case management, work readiness, education, etc. 

• “Bridge” transitional program for men, women, and families 

• Prevention program for families at risk of losing housing with one-time financial and case management support 

• Call: 303.297.1815

• Crossroads: Shelter for men (bed availability/intake from 10am-12pm each day)

  • Call: (720) 305-4640

• Harbor Light: Rehabilitation program from drugs and alcohol (detox completion required, transitional housing for 6.5 months) 

  • Call: (720) 305-5670

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• 24-7 low-barrier, extended-stay shelter for women, transgender, and nonbinary individuals. Guests staying in the shelter receive meals, access to hot showers, bus tickets, access to health services, toiletries, a clean bed, a phone for local calling, and housing-focused case management.

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• My Place provides 20 shelter beds for youth ages 12-17 and Mary’s Place offers 32 beds for youth ages 18-24.

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• Short-term housing facility supporting seven families at a time

• (720) 305-4678

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• Based on availability, 6-9 month supportive living program for single women, veterans families

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• Shelter program for single women and single mothers providing temporary housing, food, clothing, transportation, and case management

• Follow-up support program for formerly homeless families and single women 

• 2 Year transitional housing program for mothers pursuing educational/job training goals

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• Short-term emergency shelter for women

• Call (303) 860-8040

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• Family shelter program with supportive services 

• Additional preventative and diversion services to prevent homelessness (rent assistance, relocation services, mediation, etc.)