Supportive Housing
Supportive housing is a type of housing for people who need affordable rental housing with ongoing support services to help them remain stably housed. To get into supportive housing, you must go through the Coordinated Entry process. Visit https://www.mdhi.org/need-help to locate the nearest provider and the services provided.
The Division of Housing works with public housing authorities, shelters, and nonprofit organizations that use a process called Coordinated Entry and an assessment tool called the VI-SPDAT to prioritize who gets supportive housing in Colorado. The rating system looks at your income, history of homelessness, whether you have special needs, and more. Those with the greatest need are rated higher for eligibility for the program.
If you’re a veteran, look into VA’s Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC) (info below), VOA’s Bill Daniels Veteran Services Center/VOA statewide as well – information here https://www.voacolorado.org/gethelp-denvermetro-veterans-ssvf, and Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) Contact Information; For Intakes for clients: Call (855) VETS-HAV (838-7428) or email HAVreferrals@rmhumanservices.org
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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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Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado
1325 South Colorado Boulevard, Suite B-300, Denver CO 80222
Statewide
Denver
The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado is THE go-to resource for help and services for survivors of an injury to the brain, their families and providers. BIAC has a Re-entry Specialist who works with justice-involved individuals in Denver County. The Re-entry Specialist helps survivors understand their brain injury by identifying their symptoms and suggesting appropriate accommodations. In addition to resource navigation, BIAC has other programs that can aid clients in skill-building, peer mentorship, mental health therapy, and more. These programs are free and available statewide to Colorado clients. BIAC's Mental Health Counseling Program accepts Medicaid and Medicare because many survivors are insured under these plans. Valor on the Fax, a Permanent Supportive Housing Program, is the housing program offered by BIAC. They can provide housing to individuals with justice involvement as long as they have no prior conviction for methamphetamine manufacturing or are on the sex offender registry.
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Bridging the Gap
Mile High United Way’s program Bridging the Gap works with people between the ages of 18-24 who are exiting the child welfare system. BTG’s housing coordinator and Independent Living Coaches work with program participants to provide housing resources and help with other goals such as employment, education, financial literacy and more.
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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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Colorado Housing Connects
Get Help Finding Affordable & Supportive Housing
Statewide
Colorado Housing Connects can help you find rental assistance, supportive housing, affordable housing, and much more. They can also provide information about renters' rights and evictions. Their website has many resources, and you can also call their operators during the hours listed.
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Greenway Flats
59 West Las Vegas Street, Colorado Springs CO 80903
Southeast CO
Colorado Springs
Greenway Flats in Colorado Springs provides permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless men and women. You must be referred through a housing coordinator in order to be eligibile when there is an opening. The phone number provided is for Colorado Springs Rescue Mission, which is one of the housing coordinators that screens people for Greenway Flats.
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Guadalupe Apartments
1520 N 11th Avenue, Greeley CO 80631
Northeast CO
Greeley
Guadalupe Apartments is a supportive housing project of Archdiocesan Housing, an affiliate of Catholic Charities. The apartments range from studio to two-bedroom. You need to complete an application for this housing through North Range Behavioral Health and/or the Housing Authority of the City of Greeley.
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Journey Home
241 Justice Center Road, Canon City CO 80212
Southeast CO
Canon City
Journey Home is a supportive housing project sponsored by Loaves & Fishes Ministries of Fremont County. The housing is physically located at 250 Justice Center, but you will need to contact Loaves & Fishes at the address and number provided to learn how to access their supportive housing.
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La Puente Home
600 Hunt Avenue, Alamosa CO 81101
Southwest CO
Alamosa
Adelante Family Resource Center partners with families of all shapes and sizes to place them in one of 27 housing units owned by La Puente. Clients receive intensive support and case management from Adelante staff and AmeriCorps members. Each client works toward interdependence and long-term stability, and Adelante will partner with each client as long as is necessary to achieve healthy interdependence. Contact Adelante at the address and phone number provided to learn how to apply.
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Laurel House Apartments
Supportive Housing for Youth
Northwest CO
Grand Junction
Laurel House Apartments is supportive housing for homeless youth ages 18-24. The apartments are fully furnished and have full kitchens and single bathrooms. The building also has common space for cooking, art, community gatherings, and services. Contact The House in Grand Junction to learn more about how to apply for admission to Laurel House Apartments, and to learn about other housing options they may have. You can also click on the website to learn more.
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Pathways Village
2853 North Ave, Grand Junction CO 81501
Northwest CO
Grand Junction
Pathways Village is supportive housing in Grand Junction. You will need to be referred by a housing coordinator with a local agency, such as Homeward Bound of the Grand Valley. We list their number below.
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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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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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San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group Housing Services
8745 County Road 9 South, Alamosa CO 81101
Southwest CO
Alamosa
San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group Housing Services can help you connect to supportive housing in the San Luis Valley. Call Jeanette Trujillo at 719-589-3671. The address we provide is for San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group.
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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.
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South Towaoc Supportive Housing
120 Mike Wash Rd, Towaoc CO 81334
Southwest CO
Towaoc
The South Towaoc Supportive Housing development consists of 10 units for Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Members and other Ute Mountain Ute residents who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness and earning at or less than 30% of the area median income. Contact the Ute Mountain Housing Authority at the address and phone number provided below and ask how to apply. You may also email Benny at bc@umuha.org.
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The Edge
3875 E 15th St, Loveland, CO 80538
Northeast CO
Loveland
The Edge is a 70-unit affordable housing community for veterans. Case managers connect occupants to employment support, local veterans groups, transportation help, and mental and physical health resources. Contact the Loveland Housing Authority at the number provided to find out how to apply. You can also click on the link to their web page and then click on Housing Opportunities. This application is for all of their housing programs.
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