Serves individuals who are struggling with financial hardship, re-entering society after incarceration, experiencing homelessness, housing voucher recipients, veterans, disabled, experiencing mental and behavioral health challenges, in recovery, and sex offender registrants

Overnight housing shelters and services

Appointment only – 30-45 day emergency shelter, families with children

Housing for very low-to-moderate income families with on-site services for adults and children

Long-term housing for veterans, men with previous substance abuse, and men who are on probation or parole for non-violent issues. No current substance abuse or sex offenses.

Serving families in Arvada who are experiencing homelessness or who are on the verge of becoming homeless; therapy, life skills education, career counseling, and more

Shelter, food, emergency assistance, legal, rent assistance, counseling, and more

Providing bilingual, multicultural, low income, medical, dental and mental health care at reduced prices. Includes medical services, primary care, dental cleaning, women’s health, cancer screening, geriatrics, chronic disease etc. 5250 Leetsdale Drive, Suite 110, Denver, CO 80246 303-954-0058

Housing options for individuals and families, bus tokens, dental care, medical care, mental health counseling, and more

Provides mortgage assistance to homeowners experiencing a temporary disruption in income to avoid delinquent mortgage payments and ultimately resume self-sufficiency

Emergency adult and family shelter; programs supporting individuals in recovery from addiction, trauma, mental health issues and homelessness

Bus tokens, cash assistance (Denver only), child care resources (Denver only), eviction assistance, legal assistance, rent assistance, vouchers for motels and gas (families and single women)

Alcohol and substance abuse help, baby food and care items (diapers), dental care (DRM clinic), medical care (general and optical needs), shelter for single men

Furniture/appliances, food, clothing, and household items

Transitional housing for men, women, and families

Free medical women’s health, behavioral health, and a suite of wrap-around services to uninsured and under-insured women ages 13-65. Single-mother families experiencing crisis, this two-to-five-year program aims to help women and their children heal and rebuild after trauma and begin to dream again

Support, stabilize and sustain Coloradans to afford energy needs, low-income utility bill assistance, furnace repairs

6 month transitional housing program for families with at least one child under 18yo

Must call first – Servicing families at risk of or experiencing homelessness by providing shelter, meals, and a spectrum of supportive services as they obtain permanent stability

Emergency shelter, homeless prevention services, transitional and permanent housing, and more

Serving children and families. Food pantry open Mon.-Sat. @ 10-12pm

Daytime shelter for men and women with HIV. Open Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm for drop in services like showers, computers, and meals

Utility bill payment assistance, rent assistance, and free grocery store for families with low incomes

Personalized in-home home/health care services - Jet Health

Affordable, safe and stable housing, resident services, and more

Affordable apartments in Lakewood and Denver, Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers to eligible Lakewood residents, human services, and more

Rent assistance, eviction prevention, rental and mortgage counseling, and more

Housing and discipleship programs serving single men and women (with or without kids) in crisis or leaving homelessness, addictions, or the sex industry. They also provide housing and assistance for men with disabilities.

Faith-based, 2-year or long-term housing programs that help men, women and families heal from addictions and abuse

Shelter for single women and mothers, transitional programs, food/resources and more

Transitional housing/shelter for families, single men, and single women, adults 21yrs+

Job services for adults experiencing hurdles to employment (i.e. disabilities, homelessness, TANF, etc.)

Homeless and at-risk youth – housing, education, employment, medical, mental health services, food, clothing, hygiene products, counseling, and more

Men’s residential recovery community that helps low-income men overcome the cycle of addiction and rebuild their lives through sobriety, work, and accountability

Employment services (separate location), ID assistance, mental health counseling, and more Adult women and men – daytime shelter, social services, health and wellness, housing, employment, and more

Education, employment, housing, well-being, and community for youth facing homelessness

Safe, emergency overnight shelter and long-term services for single adult women who are homeless

Empowers women to overcome issues of substance abuse, trauma, mental health, homelessness, poverty, involvement in the criminal justice system, and unemployment by providing trauma-informed behavioral health support services, housing and resource coordination services

Emergency youth overnight shelter (ages 15-20) with medical clinic. Additional housing programs serving addiction recovery, mental illness, physical or developmental disabilities, and more

16-24yrs only – case management services to help support in employment, education, independent living, parenting skills and more

Affordable housing for single parent families, parent services, early child education and more