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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING Programs in Metro Denver
Revised Fall 2006
Transitional Housing is defined as housing from 6 months to two years that typically includes a program component with services.
Transitional housing may be targeted to serve specific populations or people/families with unique needs.
|Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website/E-mail |Program |# of Bedrooms / |
| | | |Other Contact Info | |# of Units |
|Champa House |2544 Champa St. |303.294.9961 | |1-2 year housing program w/case management|10 units |
| |80205 | | |for women on or eligible for TANF with |$3/day per adult |
| | | | |children under 12. Private room and shared|$1/day per child |
| | | | |common space | |
| | | | |Church attendance | |
|Family Homestead |999 Decatur St. |303.623.6514 | |6 month program with case management for |58 units |
| |80204 | | |single & 2 parent families. |$175-300 |
| |Scattered sites | | | | |
|Family Tree Housing |3805 Marshall # 201 |303.467.2604 | |2 year case managed program: Must come |1 - 3 bedrooms |
|Brookview |Wheatridge 80033 | |familytree@ |from a shelter: Rent based on income. |16 units. |
| | | | | |Rent is 30% of income. |
|Family Tree Youth Transitions Program | |303.467.2604 | |2 year transitional housing for families |2 - 3 bedrooms |
| | | | |headed by youth 18-24. Subsidized rent, |8 units. |
| | | | |home-based case management and $$ to |Rent is 30% of income. |
| | | | |assist with education, training and | |
| | | | |finding employment. | |
|Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website/E-mail |Program |# of Bedrooms / |
| | | |Other Contact Info | |# of Units |
|Family Tree Marshall Street North | |303.467.2604 | |2 year program. Residential location. |4- 1&2BR bungalows and a |
| | | | |Homeless individuals 16 years and up. |main house with 5 bedrooms. |
| | | | | |Rent is 30% of income. |
|Family Tree Families in Transition | |303.467.2604 | |6mo.-2 yrs. Transitional housing program |30 units. Rent is 30% of |
| | | | |provides a residential program for |income. |
| | | | |families with dependent children. | |
| | | | |Applicants 18+ | |
|Joshua Station |2330 W. Mulberry Pl. |303.592.1555 | |12 month stay after 90 day assessment for |1 - 2 bedrooms |
| |80204 | |info@ |single and 2 parent families. $100 deposit|71 units |
| | | | |& $75-100 weekly rent. A portion is |$75-100 |
| | | | |returned upon completion of the program. | |
|Project Heritage |6090 Smith Rd. |303.388.7115 | |2 year transitional housing with case |190 beds. |
| |Denver, 80206 | | |management. Serving ex-offenders and | |
| | | | |families. | |
|Hope House |6985 N. Sheridan Blvd. |303.429.1012 | |2 ½ year self-sufficiency program for |2 bedrooms |
| |Arvada, 80003 | |Lisa@ |16-21 year old mothers. Church attendance|10 units |
| | | | |required. High school degree required. | |
|Colorado Homeless Families |PO Box 740130 |303.420.6634 |coloradohomeless |18 month – 2 year transitional housing |2 - 4 bedrooms |
|(R.B. Ranch, Inc) |Arvada, CO 80006 |303.420.2356 fax |chfrb@ |with case management for families |42 units |
| | | | |Residents must work and/or go to school |30% of income |
| Continental Divide Property |6700 E. Colfax |303.393.7368 |Contact: Hector ext. 229 or Oriana ext. 221 |Government subsidized permanent and |1 - 3 bedrooms |
|Management |Denver 80220 | | |transitional housing. |600+ units |
| | | | |Scattered sites |Rent is 30% of income. |
|Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website/E-mail |Program |# of Bedrooms / |
| | | |Other Contact Info | |# of Units |
|Renaissance Blue Spruce Townhomes |7309 E. 7th Ave. |303.293.2217 |Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Family |30 units of transitional housing for up to|2 - 4 bedrooms |
| |Denver 80230 | |Support Services: 303-285-5247 |2 years |92 units |
| | | | |Case management | |
| | | | |Referral necessary from Colorado Coalition| |
| | | | |for the Homeless | |
|Renaissance at Lowry Boulevard |216 Olive St. |303.293.2217 |Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Family |40 units of transitional housing for up to|2 - 4 bedrooms |
| |Denver 80220 | |Support Services: 303-285-5247 |2 years |120 units |
| | | | |Case management | |
| | | | |Referral necessary from Colorado Coalition| |
| | | | |for the Homeless | |
|Renaissance at Concord Plaza |1793 Kendall St. |303.462.3866 |Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, Family |25 units of transitional housing for up to|1 - 4 bedrooms |
| |Lakewood 80214 | |Support Services: 303-285-5247 |2 years |76 units. |
| | | | |Case management | |
| | | | |On site child care | |
| | | | |Referral necessary from Colorado Coalition| |
| | | | |for the Homeless for transitional | |
|Decatur Place |1155 Decatur St. |303.893.2718 | |2 year transitional housing with case |2 - 3 bedrooms |
|Mercy Housing |Denver 80204 | | |management for single parent (male or |106 units |
| | | | |female) families. |30% of income |
| | | | |Residents must work and/or go to school | |
| | | | |and have income to move in. | |
|Growing Home |3489 W. 72nd Ave. #112 |303.426.0430 | |Up to 2 years transitional housing for |4 units |
| |Westminster, 80030 | |growinghome@ |families to work and/or school. Case |Rent is 30% |
| | | | |Management |Of income |
| | | | | | |
|Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website/E-mail |Program |# of Bedrooms / |
| | | |Other Contact Info | |# of Units |
|Chayah House |1544 Marion Street, Denver, CO |303.866.0740 | |6-24 month discipleship home for | |
| |80218 | | |women (16 and up). Individualized | |
| | | | |goal plans, mentoring, community | |
| | | | |meetings, Bible studies, counseling | |
| | | | |and church participation | |
|Light House |3131 W. Center Denver, Co. 80219 |303.936.9039 | |Highly structured 90 day and up to 2 |17 beds. Rent is $105/wk. Must|
| | | | |year program. Must be working FT. |commit to 90 days and then can|
| | | | |Meetings and program attendance |live there for up to 2 years. |
| | | | |required. No TANF, SSI, Violent Hx | |
|Joy House |Located in Capitol Hill |303.863.8368 | |2 year program for women with |$300/month for a 2 bedroom. |
|(Providence Homes) | | | |children leaving domestic violence | |
| | | | |situations. Case management, Bible | |
| | | | |study and life skills. | |
|Providence House I |801 Logan St. Denver 80203 |303.860.8404 | |6-24 month program for single adults | |
|(Providence Homes) | | | |without children. Serves men and | |
| | | | |women battling substance abuse | |
| | | | |issues. Bible study, life skills. | |
| | | | |Must attend orientation. | |
|Providence House II and III |1145 Ogden St. Denver 80218 |303.831.1771 | |6-24 month sober living homes for men| |
|(Providence Homes) | | | |with substance abuse issues. Bible | |
| | | | |study, classes. | |
| Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website / |Program |# of Bedrooms/ |
| | | |E-mail | |# of Units |
|Lambuth Family Service |2201 Stout St. Denver |303.295.3366 | |6 mo. program. Must have children. No |$100 deposit, plus small |
|(Salvation Army) | | | |drugs/ alcohol. Must work FT. ¼ income |program fee. |
| | | | |put into savings. Meals provided. | |
| | | | |Residents participate in chores. | |
|Young Mother’s Program | |303.297.0408 | |For single parents ages 16-21 TANF |15 units. Rent is 30% if |
|(Volunteers of America) |2660 Larimer St. | | |recipients. Must attend parenting |income. |
| |Denver, 80205 | | |classes. Must work or be in school. | |
| New Beginnings |PO Box 423 | | |For pregnant mothers or mothers with no |6 units. All 1 bedroom. |
| |Aurora, CO. 80040 | | |more than 1 child under the age of 3. | |
| | | | |Must have diploma or GED and go to | |
| | | | |school. | |
|New Genesis |Scattered Site apartments |303.638.6897 | |Transitional Housing for single women | |
|Transitional Housing Program | | | |and single parent with one child. | |
|Transitional Living Program | |303.297.0408 | |For youth with no children. 18 mo. |15 units |
|(Volunteers of America) | | | |program. Must work with counselor, |Rent is 30% of income |
| | | | |attend school and/or work | |
|Youth Transitions Project | |303.297.0408 | |For youth ages 16-23 with no children. |10 units. |
|(Volunteers of America) | | | |18 month program. |Rent is 30% of income. |
|Stride |5400 W. Cedar Ave. |303.238.3580 |stride- |2-Year program for homeless families |Serve approx. 25 Jeffco |
| |Lakewood, Co. 80226 | | |from Jeffco and Aurora. Take referrals |families and 50 Aurora |
| | | |To schedule an intake, call the Aurora office |from homeless shelters. Families |families per year. Rent is |
|Families in Transition |14501 E. Alameda Ave. Suite 5 Aurora,|303.366.7951 |at 303-366-7951 |receive affordable housing and |30% of income. |
|(Aurora Self-Sufficiency Program) |80012 | | |self-sufficiency services. | |
|Apartment/Program |Location |Phone # |Website / |Program |# of Bedrooms/ |
| | | |E-mail | |# of Units |
|Bridgeway Homes for Pregnant Women |85 S. Union Blvd. Suite 204 |303.969-0515 | |18 mo. program for 16-21 yr. old |Rent is $100/mo. Deposit is|
| |Lakewood, Co. 80228 | | |pregnant women w/o other children. |$50 |
| | | | |Participants must be working full time. | |
| | | | |Case management, budgeting, | |
|Peer 1 (Men) |3712 Princeton Circle |303.761.2885 | |For adult men with chronic substance |2 units. $17 per day. |
| |Denver, Co. 80236 | | |abuse problems. Referrals made through | |
| | | | |Judicial system. Can stay 9-12 months. | |
| | | | | | |
|Peer 1 (Women) |3630 W. Princeton Circle |303.761.2885 | |For adult women and their children also |3 units. $17 per day. |
| |Denver, CO. 80236 | | |pregnant and postpartum women. Serves | |
| | | | |women with chronic substance abuse | |
| | | | |problems. | |
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