Community Resources

The Denver Housing Authority is a quasi- municipal corporation with a portfolio of over 13,000 units and housing choice vouchers, providing affordable housing to more than 26,000 very low, low and middle-income individuals representing over 12,000 families. DHA has transformed public housing in Denver creating vibrant, revitalized, sustainable, transit oriented, and mixed-income community of choice.

Get support with food, cash, and medical assistance, child care assistance, shelter and housing, child support, job training, and more.

The Veteran Services team is part of Denver Human Services (DHS) in the City and County of Denver. Their staff works with all veterans and military personnel as well as their families, regardless of service time or discharge status. They can help with: Filing for VA Benefits: claims, education, outreach; In-person peer-to-peer support; and Veteran-specific resource navigation. For all services, they recommend that you call to make an appointment before coming to visit.

Denver is a vital gathering place for Native people from hundreds of tribal Nations. We serve this intertribal community by providing resources, programs, and support that strengthen culture, build opportunity, and foster belonging across generations.

Denver Indian Health and Family Services (DIHFS) is Denver's only Urban Indian Health Program providing culturally appropriate care for American Indian and Alaska Native adults, children, and families. We serve primarily the Denver Metropolitan area including Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, Jefferson and Weld Counties. We provide a variety of services including primary care, dental care, behavioral health services, diabetes management/disease prevention, and enrollment in health insurance.

Are you looking for your next job opportunity—or your next great hire? Denver Workforce Development provides no-cost, one-on-one guidance for jobseekers and resources for employers. Whether you’re advancing your career or growing your team, we’re here to help.

Community Hubs address a holistic approach to student learning through programs and services that support the social, emotional, physical, academic and basic needs of families. DPS works with each identified community to build out the services most aligned to their needs.

Denver Rescue Mission has been serving the most vulnerable in our community for 132 years. Our history is rooted in a love of Christ and a commitment to share that love with others. At multiple locations throughout our community, we help restore the lives of people experiencing homelessness and addiction through emergency services, recovery, transitional programs, and prevention.

Denver Rescue Mission is changing lives by meeting people at their physical and spiritual points of need with the goal of returning them to society as productive, self-sufficient citizens.

Denver Springs provides evidence-based, transformational care for a broad range of mental health and addiction concerns in a compassionate, comfortable environment.

Help for Heroes® provides treatment and therapy specifically geared for people who routinely face trauma, physical and mental stress, and life- threatening situations. They offer many paths to recovery, including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) treatment, substance use treatment, and medication management.

DDRC is a trusted nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities discover their potential and live meaningful, fulfilling lives. With decades of experience, we have cultivated a holistic approach that supports every aspect of life—from Early Intervention (EI) through adulthood— ensuring that each person receives the care and opportunities they need to thrive.

We are here to provide support and services, coordinate care, and expand our offerings by partnering with community organizations. Serving all ages, from birth to aging, we want to ensure that all individuals with disabilities in our community receive support.

Disability Law Colorado has a new name, but their mission remains the same: They fight discrimination. They expose abuse and neglect. They push not just to pass laws but to enforce them.

Colorado's Domestic Violence Program contracts with community-based domestic and sexual violence advocacy organizations throughout Colorado that provide no-cost, voluntary and confidential services to people experiencing domestic and sexual violence in Colorado. The program does not provide services directly to members of the community.