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Please select one or more categories below to find the right resources for you.
All resources are listed in alphabetical order.
Samaritan House
2301 Lawrence Street
Denver
Hours of operation: 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. Capacity: Offered based on availability. Services include: 6-9 month supportive living program provides safe dorm beds or family rooms; three nutritious meals; showers; and support services including case management, individualized goal-setting, mental health clinical services, holistic wellness, employment readiness, housing navigation, financial and life-skills classes and referrals to community resources.
303-742-0828
Samaritan House
2301 Lawrence Street
Denver
The Catholic Charities Veterans Program at Samaritan House extends far beyond the conventional concept of shelter, offering a comprehensive array of services, including counseling, job resources and support for those who have served our nation.
303-294-0241
Sandstone
350 Interlocken Blvd #100
Broomfield
Sandstone serves teens and young adults. Their level of care includes; Partial Hospitalization (PHP)Intensive Outpatient (IOP)Assessments; Treatment Programs: Substance Use; Dual- Diagnosis.
(720) 773-8727
Second Wind Fund
303 E 17th Ave, Suite 400
Denver
The mission of Second Wind Fund is to decrease the incidence of suicide in children and youth by removing the financial and social barriers to treatment. A parent, guardian, or any other youth- serving professional may submit an online referral for a youth facing barriers to accessing care.
720-962-0706
Senior Assistance Center
4255 Jason Street, Suite 120
Denver
Senior Assistance Center promotes the self- sufficiency of older adults by providing support services with the ultimate goal of increasing the quality of their lives and helping clients achieve stable, sustainable living situations.
303-455-9642
Senior Assistance Center
4255 Jason St Ste 120-C
Denver
The Senior Assistance Center provides the Xcel Energy Assistance Program through Energy Outreach Colorado. You must meet the requirements listed: You must be 55 or older. You must live in Denver, Adams, Jefferson or Broomfield County. You must be approved for LEAP (if eligible, Nov-Apr). You must have a past due Xcel balance of $100 or more.
303-455-9642
Seniors Resource Center
3227 Chase Street
Wheat Ridge
Seniors Resource Center is your partner through every step of your aging journey. We offer a variety of services for older adults and caregivers to ensure you have the support you need to thrive. We believe that every older adult should get to decide where and how they age—and our array of services makes that possible. Our team can help you with everyday tasks like hygiene and cleaning, keep you engaged at our Adult Day Center, connect you to other resources in our community, and more. At our Adult Day Center, our staff are experts in supporting those with dementia, but all are welcome.
303-238-8151
Servicios De La Raza VISTAS
3131 W 14th Ave.
Denver
Whether facing violence, abuse, or crime, resources are available to guide and protect. Services include crisis intervention, mental health care, case management, advocacy, safety planning, and skill-building, all focused on ensuring safety in both body and mind. They provide legal reource nights to navigate things like divorce, etc.
303-458-5851
Servicios de la Raza
3131 W. 14th Avenue
Denver
Support is available to help individuals prepare for employment through resume building, job search assistance, application support, and job fairs. Partnerships with local organizations also provide certification opportunities in industries such as forklift operation, flagger certification, and other valuable credentials—creating pathways to meaningful employment.
303-458-5851
Servicios de la Raza
3131 W 14th Ave.
Denver
Healthcare is a fundamental human right, not a privilege. At Servicios de La Raza, we advocate for fair access to healthcare services, ensuring that all individuals have the opportunity to take care of their health, prevent illnesses, and access necessary treatments. Services are provided to promote health insurance enrollment, healthcare access, and prevention across Colorado. Services are available in both English and Spanish, welcoming everyone in need.
303-458-5851
Servicios de la Raza
200 S. Sheridan Blvd.
Denver
Survivors of crime can find strength and support through a network of services designed to lead to safety and self-sufficiency. Whether facing violence, abuse, or crime, resources are available to guide and protect. Services include crisis intervention, mental health care, case management, advocacy, safety planning, and skill-building, all focused on ensuring safety in both body and mind.
303-953-5930
Seventh Day Adventist Church Food Pantry
567 E. Bromley Ln.
Brighton
NOTE: Closed the 4th Thursday in November & December Monthly Food Pantry : 2nd/4th Thursdays Distribution is from 9 am - 12 pm, first come, first served until the boxes run out. Anyone welcome - just come and get in line, register and take a box home!
303-659-1999
Sexual Health Clinics
1401 W. 122nd Ave #200
Westminster
Providing assistance in your sexual health journey. Whether exploring safer-sex options, STI testing, birth control, or screening for breast and cervical cancer, we offer our services in a non-judgmental environment.
303-363-3018
Sheltering Animals & Families Together
Pet-Friendly Domestic Violence Shelters
Shiloh House
6588 W. Ottawa Avenue
Littleton
Families First at Shiloh House exists to prevent the abuse and neglect of children by providing education, family support, and treatment. They offer many support groups, such as a home visitation program, social and emotional skills education for children, and parent education classes.
303-933-1393
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