Community Resources

Shopping is open on a walk-in basis, no appointment needed. While Hope Pantry is “first come, first served”, we restock the shelves and cold cases all day long! We do our best to make sure everyone has equal access to food regardless of what time they shop.Shoppers are welcomed at check-in and we may ask a few brief questions to identify if you are eligible for any expanded offerings in addition to the pantry’s food supply (for example, TEFAP, a federal food assistance program.)

LITTLE FLOWER ASSISTANCE CENTER: A food pantry, clothing closet, resource center and much more!

With content and activities designed for kids ages seven to 12, the Children’s Program is led by highly skilled counselors who blend learning and play through storytelling, small group discussions, games, recreational activities, role- playing and more.

Head Start was designed to address the disparity in school achievement between children of families within the federal poverty level and children from families well above those poverty guidelines. Head Start’s ultimate goal is to provide children and their families the education and tools to be successful in school as well as later in life.

Head Start was designed to address the disparity in school achievement between children of families within the federal poverty level and children from families well above those poverty guidelines. Head Start’s ultimate goal is to provide children and their families the education and tools to be successful in school as well as later in life.

Head Start was designed to address the disparity in school achievement between children of families within the federal poverty level and children from families well above those poverty guidelines. Head Start’s ultimate goal is to provide children and their families the education and tools to be successful in school as well as later in life.

Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid program) is free or low-cost health coverage for Colorado children and adults who qualify. The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (HCPF) oversees Health First Colorado and Child Health Plan Plus.

Online therapy for kids, teenegers and adults.

We are a peer support group offering empathy, encouragement, and direction following the suicide of a loved one.

At Heartland Mental Health you will find compassionate, person-centered mental health services for adults ages 24 and older. Individual therapy, peer support, resource navigation, and a supportive recovery community.

HeyDenver is a non-profit community-based organization that provides Queer-focused free and confidential sexual health services, outreach, and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing. We are an extension of Colorado Health Network, a statewide organization that serves over 5,000 individuals living with HIV.

The HOPE Center, one of the longest-established Black-led non-profit organizations in northeast Denver, has been supporting and empowering children of color for more than sixty years. Through its early childhood and vocational programs, the center provides a strong foundation for children to develop and adults to succeed.

Hope House Colorado empowers parenting teenage moms to strive for personal and economic self-sufficiency and to understand their significance in God’s sight, resulting in a healthy future for them and for their children.

At Homes For Warriors, we dedicate ourselves to transforming the lives of military veterans and first responders by helping them turn empty apartments into true homes—and their transitions into lasting transformations. Through our Homes for Warriors Program, we provide free furniture, appliances, and essential household goods to veterans transitioning from homelessness into permanent housing.

Hunger Free Colorado, a statewide nonprofit organization, connects people to food resources to meet existing needs and drives policy, systems and social change to end hunger. We envision a day when every Coloradan has equitable access to the nutritious food needed to thrive and reach their full potential.