Project Homeless Connect Housing Resource Guide

1 Project Homeless Connect Housing Resources and InformationIssue: October 2019 Table of ContentsResources for Rent and Other Assistance 1 Emergency Shelters 3 Day Shelters 6 Domestic Violence Shelters and Resources 7 Transitional Housing Programs in Metro denver 8 Permanent Affordable and Low-Income Rental Housing 12 Senior and Disabled Affordable Housing Properties 40 Housing Resources for Those with Felonies and Sex Offenses 44 Affordable and Subsidized Housing Search Resources 461 Resources for Rent and Other AssistanceThe Action 8755 W. 14th Ave. Lakewood, 80215 303-237-7704 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 4 ; Th 11 5 Call for an for Jefferson County residents and anyone experiencing homelessness.

2 Services include utility assistance, food, clothing, case management and information on tenant rights. Call for Interchurch Task 1553 Clinton St. Aurora, 80110 303-360-0260 Services for residents of Aurora including utility assistance, bus tickets (dependent on funding), food and clothing. Call for 6240 Smith Rd. denver , 80216 Appointment line: 720-377-1313 Call Monday - Thrusday from 8 - 9 to make an appointment (or until appointments are filled). NO WALK-INS. Appointments are limited and based on funding and appointment availability. Services include rent, mortgage, and utility (gas/electric and water) assistance.

3 denver Human 1200 Federal Blvd., 1st floor denver , 80204 720-944-4 DHS (4347)Public assistance programs including rent and security deposits. Provides information about food assistance, financial assistance, veteran transitional Housing , Medicaid, and utility Call 2-1-1 or text 898-211 Mile High United Way s 2-1-1 is a free and confidential community referral service that connects callers with resources that provide Housing , food, emergency shelter, rent assistance, clothing, child care options and many other types of community assistance. Referral specialists are multi-lingual.

4 Available 24-hours a day, seven days a 3805 Marshall St. Wheat Ridge, 80033 303-422-2133 Provides a variety of services for Homeless families and youth and victims of domestic violence. Call hotline for information and eligibility Family Community 3370 S. Irving St. Englewood, 80211 303-789-0501 Services including food bank, rent/mortgage, utility assistance, school supplies, crime victims supports, clothing, and case management for individuals, families and seniors in Douglas and Arapahoe Counties. Call for specific Family 3201 South Tamarac Dr. denver , 80231 303-597-5000 Rent assistance, case management, food pantry and access to other supportive services.

5 Call to schedule an 1100 E 18th Ave. denver , 80218 303-860-7200 Call for hours and to schedule an appointment. Services include ID assistance, utility assistance, bus tickets (dependent on funding), readiness training, financial training and food Army --- Housing 2201 Stout St. denver , 80205 303-295-3366 Provides short-term financial assistance, case management and community mentors for families and seniors experiencing homelessness. Call for an appointment Monday through Friday from 9 - 4 Assistance 2839 W 44th Ave. denver , 80211 303-455-9642 Services for seniors including a food bank, utility assistance, bus tickets/passes, and some medical equipment.

6 Call for an appointment Tuesday or Wednesday between 10 and 2 , or email Support East 18th Ave. denver , 80218 303-832-1622 Day center for seniors. Monday - Friday 7 - 7 Sunday 11 - 2 (summer) and 11 - 4 (winter). Services include meals, emergency food and clothing, individualized case management, medical care, Housing , government benefits, socialization, and SheltersSHELTER HOTLINE: call 2-1-1 for the Mile High United Way Shelter Line and Vacancy InformationMETRO DENVERA gencyPhone #AddressWebsite/E-mailProgram NotesCHUM Women s Homeless Initiative through St.

7 Francis Center303-297-15762323 Curtis StDenverEmergency shelter for single women. Sign up in person at St. Francis Center or call to place name on lottery between 6 and 8 (Salvation Army)303-295-33661901 29th St. shelter for single men. Line up no earlier than 4:30 CenterSingles: 303-317-8990 Families: 720-505-26282178 Victor St. shelter for single men, single women and families. Based on lottery system. Call between 5 Box 1406 shelter for single women and transgender individuals. Call for Rescue Mission303-294-01571130 Park Ave. West, Shelter for beginning at 5:30 Promise of Greater Box 40550 for Homeless families.

8 Rotating congregations are host sites with case management. Call for Domestic Violence Box for single women with children who are victims of domestic violenceGift of Mary303-860-8040633 Fox for single women. Call at 12:30 and 4:30 for availability every day except denver ContinuedAgencyPhone #AddressWebsite/E-mailProgram NotesGrowing Home720-407-19653489 W. 72nd Ave.# to 90-day stay for families experiencing homelessness in of Adams County and North Jeffco. Rotating congregations are host sites. Parents must have full custody of child/children. Call for s Emergency Shelter Program (Samaritan House)303-294-02412301 Lawrence for single women.

9 Doors open at 5:30 of Hope (Family Tree)303-762-95253301 S. Grant stay for women with children experiencing homelessness from Arapahoe Center (Salvation Army)303-295-3366 (Salvation Army Family Services)2741 N. Federal for families. Must be working withing 60 days of arrival. Call for Heart House303-296-66862844 Lawrence shelter stay into two-year transitional Housing program for single women and women with children. Call for for women and children who are victims of domestic Alliance for NonviolenceCrisis line: 303-444-2424 General:303-449-8623835 North stay for women and children who are victims of domestic Lawrence to 120-day stay for men, women, and families.

10 Men: call 6 - 9 to sign up for lottery. Women: call 6 - 7 to sign up for : call 720-799-9371 for Peak303-974-29081630 S. Acoma for youth ages of Courage(Family Tree) Box stay for women with children who are victims of domestic #AddressWebsiteProgram NotesBoulder Shelter for the Homeless303-442-46464869 N. for single men and women. Arrive between 5 and 7 After first night stay, guests will be required to complete a Housing assessment to receive additional Family Assistance Association303-442-30421575 Yarmouth shelter for families. Call for intake SPRINGSA gencyPhone #AddressWebsiteProgram NotesMen s New Life Program719-884-275615 E.