men, sober housing, transitional housing, Veterans
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Denver Metro
Aurora Path House is long-term housing for veterans, men with previous substance abuse, and 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 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. $800 per month includes all utilities, internet, and cable.
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DD-214, homelessness, housing, Veterans
1247 Santa Fe, Denver CO 80204
Denver Metro
Denver
The VOA office in Denver has a community resource and referral center for all veterans. You can get help replacing or applying for a DD214, finding mental health services, finding a job, and legal clinics. Showers are available 7am-noon M-F. If you need housing, ask about their long-term housing program. VOA can also connect you to other offices in Colorado.
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education, employment, health care, legal services, property tax, Veterans
155 Van Gordon, Suite 210 (first floor), Lakewood CO 80228
Denver Metro
Lakewood
If you are a veteran and looking for help, try calling the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs office in Lakewood. This office can connect you to local resources and help.
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Veterans
1355 South Colorado Blvd., Building C, Room 113, Denver Colorado 80222
Denver Metro
Denver
If you are a veteran and looking for help, call the Denver office for the CO Division of Veterans Affairs at 303-284-6077. This office can connect you to local resources and help.
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482 28 Road, Grand Junction CO 81501
Northwest
Grand Junction
If you are a veteran and looking for help, try calling the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs office in Grand Junction. This office can connect you to local resources and help.
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Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson, Longmont, Veterans
Statewide
County Veterans Service Offices will serve as an advocate and help you file for benefits. Click on the website for a statewide list of every county office, along with contact information. It's also great to connect with a CVSO because county representatives usually have a local network of resources.
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clinic, homelessness, showers, Veterans
3836 N York Street, Denver CO 80205
Denver Metro
Denver
Denver VA CRRC provides resources and much more for homeless veterans. They provide showers, job and training referrals, help filing for service-connected claim or pension, connections to housing and rental assistance, and a walk-in clinic M-Th: 7:30-11am.
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Veterans
Statewide
Your county’s department of human services may have a Veteran Services Office that specifically helps veterans. Be sure to ask. Click on website for the statewide list of departments of human services.
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DD-214, Veterans
1355 South Colorado Boulevard, Bldg C, Suite 113 (ground floor), Denver CO 80222
Denver Metro
Denver
Veterans who enlisted in Colorado can contact the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and ask for help applying for a DD-214. Ask about the documentation you need to order a copy.
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crisis line, dental, employment, health care, homelessness, housing, mental health, suicide prevention, Veterans
Statewide
If you are a veteran and are homeless or at risk of homelessness—or a family member, friend or a supporter of such a veteran — you can make the call to or chat online with the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans, where trained counselors are ready to talk or chat online confidentially 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Leave your contact info and you should get a call from this person within a day or two.
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homelessness, housing, Veterans
9900 E Iliff Avenue, Denver CO 80231
Denver Metro
Denver
Rocky Mountain Human Services provides Homes for All Veterans, a program for homeless veterans. You may walk in any time for help with housing, but note that case managers don’t provide immediate housing or emergency shelter vouchers. Call 303-636-5600 for information.
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college, education, Life skills, Veterans
Statewide
Upward Bound Veterans programs are located at Metro State University of Denver, Colorado State University in Pueblo, Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, and Colorado State University in Fort Collins. These programs provide support with basic skills, counseling, mentoring, tutoring, and academic instruction in core subject areas.To find your school’s Upward Bound Veterans program, look on your college’s website.
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crisis line, mental health, suicide prevention, Veterans
Statewide
The Veterans Crisis Line is a free, confidential resource that’s available to anyone, even if you’re not registered with VA or enrolled in VA health care. The responders at the Veterans Crisis Line are specially trained and experienced in helping veterans of all ages and circumstances. If you're hitting a crisis point in your life, call 1-800-273-8255, press 1, and an operator will connect you to help. The line is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You may also text to 838255 or chat online for help.
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legal services, Veterans
1700 N Wheeling Street, Aurora CO 80045
Denver Metro
Aurora
This program helps justice-involved vets connect to VA services. While they don’t provide legal services, they connect folks to those who can. Offices are in Colorado Springs in the CS Clinic, Denver in the VA Eastern Health Care System, and Grand Junction in the VA Medical Center. Click on the website to learn more and scroll down for links to directly email people who work at these offices.
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