housing for single men and women

A Future and a Hope

PO Box 2922, Littleton, CO 80161

Denver Metro

Littleton

A Future and a Hope provides private and shared rooms in separate locations for men and women. The housing is not for couples or families. The housing is a privately run faith-based program with reasonable rent. You must be on parole to be eligible. You may call the number listed or write for more information.

low-income housing

ACCESS Housing

6978 Colorado Boulevard, Commerce City CO 80022

Denver Metro

Commerce City

ACCESS Housing operates two properties that provide 17 long-term housing units in Commerce City. There is no limit on tenant occupancy in these units; however, most of the units have income thresholds. ACCESS Housing works with local housing authorities and various voucher programs for individuals and families who are experiencing unstable housing or who are low-income to make sure they do not lose housing as a result of finances. Call to see if you qualify.

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Addiction Research & Treatment Services–Peer 1

3738 W. Princeton Circle, Denver CO 80236

Denver Metro

Denver

ARTS's Peer I is an 80-bed Therapeutic Community (TC) that offers long-term, intensive treatment for adult males with chronic substance use disorders, related anti-social behaviors and co-occurring mental health disorders. People can be referred by probation, DOC, community corrections' boards, and themselves. If you want to know more about Peer I or to schedule an intake appointment, call the number listed.

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Ananeo Reentry

9121 E 14th Ave, Aurora, CO 80010

Transitional Sober Living

Denver Metro

Aurora

Ananeo focuses on providing transitional housing primarily aimed at assisting individuals get to a self-sustaining existence. In doing so, they focus on addiction recovery, gaining and maintaining employment, basic financial literacy, nutrition, prosocial habits and so on. Their program is generally a monitored sober living environment, but is personalized with one on one coaching and an individualized recovery plan for each client. Ananeo also provides housing for women, contact Christine Zimdahl (303) 944-7456 for further details.

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Arroyo Village

P.O. Box 1406, Denver CO 80201-1406

Denver Metro

Denver

Arroyo Village is sponsored by The Delores Project and has 35 units of low-income permanent supportive housing. Delores Project also has 95 units of affordable housing for individuals and families in the workforce and their Community Re-entry Program for women and transgender individuals who are experiencing homelessness following release from the Department of Corrections. Ideal candidates for the Community Re-entry program should be experiencing homelessness, engaged with a Re-entry Specialist, and actively working on obtaining housing and other forms of stability. Only Community Re-entry Specialists are able to refer to this program. You must work with a CRES officer.

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Aurora Sober Living

Addresses are provided upon acceptance into a sober living home

Denver Metro

Aurora

Aurora Sober Living provides sober living homes in Aurora, Colorado, for men and women. Each home has a house manager living onsite, overseeing the home and available for support. Aurora Sober Living is 12-step based, requiring residents to work a 12 step program of their choosing. Every client is required to work for 30 hours a week, holding everyone accountable for getting out of the house and giving back to the community. Rent is charged weekly, Saturday to Saturday, $200 a week. Aurora Sober Living offers recovery coaches, fellowship, is part of the TSRA (twelve step recovery association), provides opportunities to play sober softball, volleyball, and more. At Aurora Sober Living, they say they help to create not only a sober community, but the homes become like family. You are encouraged to call them at one of the numbers below or you can email aurorasoberlivingcolorado@gmail.com to learn more and join a home.

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Authentic Recovery Homes

Denver Metro

Denver

Authentic Recovery Homes is a level 1 peer led recovery residence in Capitol Hill in Denver. They currently have two locations with shared living as well as private rooms. You can call/text/ reach out via their website 24/7.

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B-Konnected

Denver Metro

B-Konnected provides a professional placement service for landlords while also connecting renters with a challenging rental history (eviction, credit report, criminal history) to places they may rent. The B-Konnected service is much more than a property search for a "felon-friendly" landlord. B-Konnected provides the search and checks in with landlords on a regular basis for the first year in order to help people stabilize in their rental housing. B-Konnected also provides shared housing in Denver and Littleton at a reasonable monthly rate. Services are free if there is a match within their landlord network. Click on the website to learn more. You may also call the number below or email housinginnovator@b-konnected.org to learn more.

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Carla Vista Sober Living Homes–Aurora

Denver Metro

Aurora

Carla Vista Sober Living Homes are located in Aurora in residential neighborhoods. They are fully furnished and have on-site staff to encourage and support you on your journey. Men and women live in separate homes, with two residents per room. A house manager lives in each home and offers guidance, accountability, and support. Click on the website for admission requirements and to learn more.

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Catholic Charities–Marisol Home

Denver Metro

Denver

Marisol Home provides safe and secure emergency and community-based housing for pregnant women and single women with children who are experiencing homelessness. They provide shelter and basic needs, maternity care, case management, post-shelter support services, and child care services for children up to 12 years old. Call to learn how to apply and for location.

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Colorado Coalition for the Homeless–Community Resources

Denver Metro

Denver

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless provides Get Help, a section on their website where you can get help applying for housing. Click on the website link to go to a page where you can get started applying for housing for families, adults without children, adults with mental illness, afforadable housing, and other housing options in the Denver metro area.

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Colorado Coalition for the Homeless–PATH Program

2100 Broadway, Denver CO 80205

Denver Metro

Denver

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless PATH program helps adults living with mental illness move from homelessness into permanent housing and find the resources you need to support recovery and maintain long-term housing stability. To be eligible, you need to be an adult with a primary diagnosis or history of major mental illness, experiencing homelessness at time of admission or at imminent risk of becoming homeless, and seeking housing as an individual or as a couple (not with dependent children). There is no referral necessary. It's helpful but not required if you bring the following with you: photo ID, Social Security card, birth certificate, and proof of income. Because there can be a wait list for housing programs of at least eighteen months, the sooner you begin the application process the sooner you will obtain permanent housing. Click on website to learn more.

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Denver Path House

Addresses are made available upon acceptance

Denver Metro

Denver Path House is long-term housing for veterans, men with previous substance abuse, and/or men who are on probation or parole for non-violent issues. It's a single family home with 12 private bedrooms (furnished or unfurnished), a large living room, 2 family rooms, and a large deck and patio. It's located in Aurora approximately one mile north of I-225 and Parker Road (Nine Mile light rail station) and close to other bus routes, grocery stores, and restaurants. A security deposit and first month's rent are due at move-in, but the home's management will work with third parties who assist with this. No current substance abuse or sex offenses. Provides independent living that is supportive of each other. Please call 720-980-9334 for more information. $900 per month includes all utilities, internet, cable, and washer/dryer.

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Denver Rescue Mission–New Life Program at The Crossing or Harvest Farm

6090 Smith Road, Denver CO 80216

Denver Metro

Denver

Denver Rescue Mission--New Life Program is a one-year immersive program. The program includes housing, bible study, education, counseling, life skills development, and work readiness. Click on the website for more information. Eligibility and orientation information are at the bottom of the page. The New Life Program is offered at The Crossing in Denver and Harvest Farm in Wellington. Call 970-568-9803 for Harvest Farm admissions.

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Denver Rescue Mission–STAR Transitional Program

6090 Smith Road, Denver CO 80216

Denver Metro

Denver

Denver Rescue Mission's STAR Transitional Program gives homeless families a safe place to live at The Crossing until they are back on their feet. Services include case management, life-skills training, financial management training, and more. At least one STAR Program adult must have a minimum income of $800/month for individuals and $1,000/month for families.

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Denver’s Temporary Rent & Utility Assistance Program

Denver Metro

If you are a renter or homeowner in Denver and need assistance with paying rent and/or utilities, including Denver Water and Xcel Energy, you may be eligible for rent and utility assistance through Denver’s Temporary Rent & Utility Assistance Program. Click on the link to learn more.

Drogadictos Anónimos “Valle de Vida”

8800 W 14th Ave, Lakewood, CO 80215

Denver Metro

Lakewood

Drogadictos Anónimos "Valle de Vida" helps individuals suffering from substance use by providing them with a safe, encouraging and supportive environment. They focus on the physical, mental and spiritual condition as a whole; contributing to the individual‘s social reintegration in a dignified and efficient way. The program is based on the Community as a Method approach where those living in recovery assist one another's journey toward sobriety. This organization is a Live-In Recovery group that is free of charge and requests new clients dedicate a minimum of 90 days towards the program. The Drogadictos Anónimos organization assists in recovery by teaching life changing values, weekly sports therapy, weekly audio/visual therapy, and promotes camaraderie.

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Elevate Recovery Homes

homes in Englewood, Centennial, and Westminster

Denver Metro

Elevate Recovery Homes provides sober shared living homes for men in Englewood, Centennial, and Westminster. Their mission is to support members in creating a life of purpose and value and believe early sobriety is much more than abstaining from drugs and alcohol. They do this by addressing the whole person, not just the substance use. Elevate provides a safe, supportive, and structured environment focused on helping members develop the independent living skills necessary to successfully transition into a healthier lifestyle. All members are provided access to a gym to encourage fitness, and peer coaches are on staff to build out individualized “Elevation Plans” for each member. Click on the website link to learn more. You may also call their Director of Operation Robby Mitchell at the number below or email him at Robby@elevaterecoveryhomes.com. The cost is $900 a month. There is also a one-time processing fee of $150.

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Em’s House Foundation

Transitional home to help end housing insecurity.

Denver Metro

Aurora

Em's House Foundation provides safe and supportive shelter for those wanting to reclaim their lives. Be it from addiction, homelessness or being justice involved, Em's House welcomes all into their affordable program. Currently located in the central Aurora area. To apply, visit their website and apply online or reach out to info@emshousefoundation.org for further instructions

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Family HomeStead

Denver Metro

Denver

Family HomeStead provides emergency housing for homeless families with children. Their emergency housing services includes intensive case management support and independent unit housing for 30-90 days. Their six-month transitional housing program gives priority to client families leaving our Emergency Housing program, safehouses and shelters. Call to learn how to be accepted into their programs.

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Family Promise of Greater Denver

419 Lipan Street, Denver CO 80204

Denver Metro

Denver

Family Promise of Greater Denver works to prevent homelessness through rental assistance or if a family is experiencing homelessness, they connect families to emergency shelters and provide post-shelter support. Click on the website to learn more. You can also call them.

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Family Tree–House of Hope, GOALS, & Homelessness Program

3805 Marshall Street, Wheat Ridge CO 80033

Denver Metro

Englewood

Family Tree's Housing and Family Stabilization Services provides House of Hope, GOALS, and a homelessness program. Family Tree is located in Wheat Ridge, as is their homelessness program. Call 303-467-2604 for help with their homelessness program. House of Hope, for women with children who are experiencing homelessness, is located in Englewood. Call 303-762-9525 to reach House of Hope. The GOALS program helps stabilize families experiencing homelessness. Their number is 303-693-1241. Call the number listed for general questions. The website provides more information about each of these programs.

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Harvard House Denver

S.O. Housing

Denver Metro

Denver

Harvard House Denver is a transitional home that offers bed space to individuals coming out of the system. Rent starts at $1,200 and it includes utilities. Reach out to Donnie Mitchell at (480) 433-3532 for availabilities.

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Homes with Heart

Denver Metro

Aurora

Homes With Heart Foundation offers safe and secure housing to people in recovery from addiction or experiencing housing insecurity. Currently operating one men's home in Aurora, they believe that housing is a basic need that serves as the foundation for residents to grow and build the lives they want to live. Homes with Heart is a Level II CARR certified home with a house manager who is available to offer support and guidance to residents. For more information, please contact Stephanie at 720-282-0212 or HomesWithHeartFoundation22@yahoo.com

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House of Light Recovery

4065 South Yampa Street, Aurora CO 80013

Denver Metro

Aurora

House of Light Recovery provides a beautifully furnished clean home. Their sober living home is specifically designed and equipped with the needed facilities/gadgets to give comfort and security to all residents. They are set to rehabilitate and help alcohol and/or substance abuse addicts recover fast and get reintegrated into society. Their services are for adults who are serious about their recovery and seeking support and a safe home to build their new beginning. Their program has a healthy list of requirements for residents to follow as well as expected strict house rules and program requirements.

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House of Rahab–The Don’t Look Back Center

14211 E 4th Avenue, Aurora CO 80011

Denver Metro

Denver

The Don't Look Back Center's House of Rahab is a shared living program where women and transwomen may find a safe haven together. The house provides life skills, cooking, HIV education/prevention, art therapy, naloxone classes, and a 12 step program. It costs $700 per month with a $50 administrative fee. The Don't Look Back Center also provides a number of different programs for disadvantaged women, including therapy for addiction and trauma, care management for client wellness and autonomy, a transgender outreach program T.O.P. specifically for transwomen, CCAR certified recovery coaches, acu-detox treatments, and DUI education and therapy. Women and transwomen who've been in the justice system as well as self referrals are very welcome. Call to find out more about any of their services and the House of Rahab. The Center is located in Building 3, Suite 305.

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Just Living Recovery

Sober Living for the LGBTQIA+ community

Denver Metro

Lakewood

Just Living Recovery facilitates active recovery and recovery community engagement. Residents model pro-social behaviors and improve and enhance their relationship skills and conflict competency. The community is actively working towards racial equity and supporting LGBTQAI+ folx. They hope to cultivate each resident’s sense of belonging and responsibility for their community.

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Mary’s Hope Clean & Sober Homes

Denver Metro

Mary's Hope is a nonprofit organization that provides 16 recovery homes. They provide affordable, structured, safe clean and sober living and addiction support services for men and woman who have 1)completed opioid treatment, drug treatment, and alcohol treatment; 2) have a desire to be clean and sober; 3) haven't had the opportunity to stay clean and sober in their current living environment; and 4) want a second chance at life to realize their dreams and goals. Call for more information. Click on Admissions & Enrollment on the website to apply.

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For residents/descendants of redlined Denver neighborhoods

Denver Metro

Are you a resident or direct descendant of someone who lived in a Denver neighborhood that was redlined between 1938 and 2000? If so, you may be eligible for $15,000 or $25,000 toward a down payment on a home! Click on the website link to learn more. There's a link to a map where you can search by address to see if you lived, or you are a direct descendant of someone who lived in a historic redlined area. The map has a number of different neighborhoods in Denver that were defined by banks as historically ineligible for loans, or "redlined." Borrower can purchase a home anywhere in the metroDPA footprint of eligible areas (this includes 46 cities and 9 counties along Denver’s Front Range).

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Mile High Behavioral Healthcare

Denver Metro

Denver

Mile High Behavioral Healthcare brings a caring, seamless continuum of behavioral healthcare to the most vulnerable in the community—offering affordable care and housing services with focused programs to address life challenges. They offer behavioral healthcare and programs at the home office of their agency, located in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood. They have a facility in Sheridan where they offer integrated care and programs for transgender and gender-expansive individuals. Shelter services and programs are in Aurora, close to the Fitzsimons Medical Complex. MHBHC offers a variety of services that include behavioral health, a housing support team, LGBTQ+ care, recovery support, M.A.T. services and even childcare. Visit their website to get more details on locations.

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Mile High Ministries–Joshua Station

2330 West Mulberry Place, Denver CO 80204

Denver Metro

Denver

Joshua Station is a faith-based community helping families make the transition from homelessness to a healthy, stable living environment. Families must have children under the age of 18 to be admitted into the program. Those with sexual or habitual violent offenses will not be accepted into the program. There is no waitlist. Applicants attend an orientation and go through an interview process to determine if acceptance of a family into the program is a good fit.

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Monarch Sober Living

Various homes in the Metro Denver area

Denver Metro

Monarch Sober Living’s primary purpose is to provide a safe, supportive, and structured environment for people transitioning on their journey through sobriety. They take the safety and security of residents seriously. To ensure the sanctity of the home, all residents are drug and alcohol tested twice weekly. Their homes include on-site house managers who provide oversight in the home as well as advice and support when needed. 1-2 house meetings weekly to check in with residents and discuss any struggles, issues, or obstacles they may be dealing with. The program is 12- step based and active participation in this community is required. A residents success at Monarch Sober Living depends on their ability to follow our house standards, which are in place to create new habits, replacing the old way of living for a new way of life.

Mountain West Recovery

Denver Sober Living

Denver Metro

Denver

Mountain West Recovery is a sober living and transition living organization committed to providing safe and secure housing for those in recovery, and in need of short to medium term transitional living. Residents join Mountain West from all different backgrounds and situations, but what everyone has in common is a desire to get sober and maintain sobriety. Sobriety is a basic requirement for all clients. A minimum of 3 sober activities required, to include 12 step programs, religious gatherings, sober based recovery activities, etc. The one-time upfront intake fee is $150, with monthly and weekly rates available.

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My Father’s House

PO Box 441491, Aurora CO 80044

WAGEES Community Partner

Denver Metro

Denver

My Father's House has several shared living homes that will accept people with a sex offense conviction. The homes are safe, decent, affordable, and in good neighborhoods near public transportation. They are also fully furnished with everything you need. You may call Jim Blum at the number listed, email him at jim@myfathershousedenver.org, or write to him at the address provided about admission to one of the homes. The homes cannot accept anyone with a sexually violent predator conviction. My Father's House is also a WAGEES partner and provides housing for people on parole.

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Open Doors Ministry–LightHouse, Cornerstone, Still Waters

1567 Marion Street, Denver CO 80218

Denver Metro

Denver

Open Doors Ministry provides several different housing programs for men and women. Still Waters housing is a group of three homes providing safe transitional housing for women leaving homelessness, addictions, and the sex industry. LightHouse is a boarding home that provides a safe, caring, and sober environment for men struggling with addictions and other issues. Cornerstone is a long-term home for disabled men.Te Veo house provides short-term transitional housing to homeless women. Click on the website and then look under Housing, (Men's Housing and Women's Housing, and Te Veo House) to see if you're a good fit for their housing. We provide the location for Open Door Ministry's main reception.

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Oxford House–Arvada, Aurora, Centennial, Denver, Firestone, Lakewood, Littleton, Longmont, Thornton, Westminster

Denver Metro

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An Oxford House is a democratically run, self-supporting and drug-free home. The number of residents in a House may range from six to fifteen. There are houses for men, houses for women, and houses which accept women with children. We link to their vacancy website which is kept updated. Use the drop-down menu to search by state (CO) and county. The gender column indicates whether the house is for men (M), women (W), or women with children (WC). You'll also see addresses, contact information, and whether a house has a vacancy. We recommend calling both numbers listed as one number is for the house and the other is for the person who will be setting up your interview. If you want to know more about Oxford House, go to www.oxfordhouse.org.

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Providence at the Heights (Second Chance Center’s PATH)

15602 East Alameda Parkway, Aurora CO 80017

Denver Metro

Aurora

Providence at the Heights provides supportive housing and for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It was developed by Second Chance Center. If you are interested in this housing, please contact SCC.

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Providence Network–Providence House

801 Logan Street, Denver CO 80203

Denver Metro

Denver

Providence Network offers both transitional and affordable housing in five properties in the Capitol Hill area of Denver. They provide shelter, food, individual & group counseling, addictions recovery, and life & job skills. Call to find out about how to apply. You can also email them through their website. Click on Contact Us.

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Ready to Work Housing and Employment Center–Aurora (Bridge House Program)

3176 S Peoria Court, Aurora CO 80014

WAGEES Community Partner

Denver Metro

Aurora

Ready to Work Housing and Employment Program--Aurora helps men and women who are homeless rebuild their lives. People in the program receive paid work, dormitory housing, and case management support. Ready to Work--Aurora is a Bridge House program.

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Ready to Work Housing and Employment Center–Boulder (Bridge House Program)

4747 Table Mesa Drive, Boulder CO 80305

WAGEES Community Partner

Denver Metro

Boulder

Ready to Work Housing and Employment Center-Boulder helps men and women who are homeless rebuild their lives. People in the program receive paid work, dormitory housing, and case management support. Ready to Work--Boulder is a Bridge House program.

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Residential Landlord Tenant Guide

Denver Metro

Denver

The Residential Landlord Tenant Guide helps Denver area renters understand their rights as a renter. The guide includes information for youth, aging adults, immigrants, refugees, LGBTQ, and people with disabilities.

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Route2Recovery Sober Living & Services

Denver Metro

Lakewood

Route2Recovery provides fully furnished, beautiful, single-family homes for adults in need of a safe and sober environment. The sober living homes are held to a high standard of accountability, helping individuals integrate healthy habits and routines back into their everyday lives, while continuing to maintain their sobriety. Residents are expected to complete daily, weekly, and monthly chores, attend required house meetings, participate in the program, and be working, volunteering, or attending school full time. In addition to recovery housing, Route2Recovery also provides Recovery Peer Coaching and Family Coaching. Located at the base of the foothills, Route2Recovery Sober Living has quick access to Belmar Shopping Center, public transportation (RTD bus and Light rail), several major highways, the mountains and downtown Denver. They are also located near several recovery clubhouses.

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Saint Francis Apartments at Cathedral Square

2323 Curtis Street Denver, CO 80205

Denver Metro

Denver

Saint Francis Apartments at Cathedral Square is supportive housing sponsored by Saint Francis Center. It has 49 units of permanent supportive housing with case management and support to ensure you will be successful. Case managers connect residents with resources such as healthcare, mental healthcare, and substance abuse treatment. The apartments are near the corner of Colfax and Washington, but you will need to go to Saint Francis Center, which is a day center, to talk to a case manager to begin the application process. The address provided is for the Saint Francis Center.

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Salvation Army–Denver Harbor Light Center

2136 Champa Street, Denver CO 80205

Denver Metro

Denver

The primary goal of the Harbor Light Center is to help men obtain a sustainable, self-sufficient living situation free from addiction through the development of essential life skills. You must have successfully completed a detox program to be eligible. Click on the website to learn more. You can call the number listed or email the intake coordinator at Katherine.knudsen@usw.salvationarmy.org.

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Sanderson Apartments

Denver Metro

Denver

Sanderson Apartments is permanent supportive apartment homes located in Denver and provided by WellPower. You must be working with a therapist or case manager at WellPower in order to be referred to Sanderson Apartments. To get started, call the number below and ask for an intake interview, or assessment. If you qualify, you'll be assigned to a therapist or case manager.

Serenity

7251 E 49th Avenue, Commerce City CO 80022

Stout Street Foundation 28-Day Program

Denver Metro

Commerce City

Serenity is a 28-day intensive inpatient residential program for those struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. It is provided by South Street Foundation and works with a variety of insurance providers to cover costs. It does not accept Medicaid.

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Sophrosyne Sober Living

Denver Metro

Lakewood

Sophrosyne Sober Living provides a safe and supportive all-pathways-to-recovery residence program. Their goal is to create an encouraging environment to help individuals living in sobriety. They have multiple homes in the Lakewood area.

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Stout Street Foundation

7251 E 49th Avenue, Commerce City CO 80022

Denver Metro

Commerce City

Stout Street Foundation is a two-year residential recovery community for those wanting to recover from struggles with long history of substance use. They have been helping people recover in the Denver Metro area for over 45 years with an emphasis on the importance of peer support and accountability. Stout Street Foundation is a coed program that offers group therapy in the evenings and has a foundation of Therapeutic Community (behavioral modification) to the program with more therapy and individualized treatment through individual counseling. They are a no cost program and all you need to do to apply is have the ability to work a full time job. You will be assigned to positions to further your vocational training skills. You will be inpatient for 18 months and the last six months of the program is a transitional phase where you live on your own in a sober living type structured environment where you save money to prepare moving onto your own or into another sober living. Click on the website link to learn more. You can also reach their admissions department at admissions@stoutstreet.org. For short-term treatment, check out Serenity in this section.

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Tami & Rick

7275 S Acoma Way Littleton, CO 80120

Connections to housing opportunities for those with sex offenses

Denver Metro

Littleton

Tami & Rick have an extensive amount of experience helping families and individuals get connected to housing opportunities in the Denver Metro area. They have created a network of housing opportunities that specifically assists those who have to register as a sex offender. Click onto the form below to learn how to get the process started.

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The Lotus Lodge Sober Living

Sober Living for men and women in Aurora

Denver Metro

Aurora

Lotus Lodge was designed to inspire spiritual, physical, and emotional rehabilitation for men and women in early recovery. With their step down structure, they provide accountability and safety, while promoting individual autonomy. At the heart of this recovery process are the principles of service, community, and hope.

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The Other Side Academy

1859 York St, Denver, CO 80206

Denver Metro

Denver

The Other Side Academy provides a 2-year residential self-help community for men and women who have hit rock bottom, usually from a lifetime of addiction and criminal behavior who want to learn a better way to live. The program provides free long-term residential housing and vocational training, education and basic life skills to former drug/alcohol abusers, homeless and others in a family-like community. Their goal is to help you gain the life skills you need to stay employed and return to society. Call, write, or walk in to get started.

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Transitions Sober Living

6 homes in Aurora

Denver Metro

Transitions Sober Living provides six sober living residential homes for men. Homes are CARR certified and provide semi-private rooms and outdoor areas. They work with men on probation, parole, and not under supervision. The houses are in the Denver Metro area. Clients typically stay for three to twelve months. The cost is currently $945 a month with a $150 processing fee. The cost includes all utilities, fully equipped kitchen, bed/linens/towels, and monthly professional cleaning service. Call Scott at the number below.

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Tribe Recovery Homes

1178 Mariposa Street, Denver CO 80204

Denver Metro

Aurora, Commerce City, Denver, Montbello, Thornton

Tribe Recovery Homes is a nonprofit organization that provides several sober living homes for men and women in the Denver metro area. They provide a structured environment that helps you get back on your feet in a furnished and comfortable home. Properties are managed by professional staff with lived experience who take care of daily activities and protocols for all residents. Click on Sober Living Homes on the website's home page for a description and location of each house. You can apply online through their website; click on the red Apply Here button. You can also call the number listed for more information. If you wish to make a donation or volunteer, please email hello@triberecoveryhomes.com.

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Volunteers of America–Irving Street Women’s Residence

601 S Irving Street, Denver CO 80219

Denver Metro

Denver

The Irving Street Women’s Residence is a residential and support program designed to serve chronically homeless women (homeless for one continuous year or four (4) times in three (3) years) who are disabled or experience mental health issues. You must have a completed VI-SPDT in order to be considered for their wait list.

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Zen Mountain

Sober Living homes for women

Denver Metro

The program was carefully designed to help women reshape their lifestyle into one where they can remain emotionally healthy, responsible, productive, and happy for good. There is no maximum time someone can spend in the program, and the program evolves with clients the longer they stay, giving them extra privileges and freedoms the longer they stay in recovery. Their three-phase approach helps clients gradually become more independent and self-reliant as their time progresses. Some clients remain in the program for a long time, sometimes years, and they have the experience and stability to help those coming into the program.