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Douglas County Homeless Engagement, Assistance, & Resource Team (HEART)

The Homeless Engagement, Assistance and Resource Team (HEART) is Douglas County’s front-line response team for individuals experiencing homelessness. Formed in 2022, HEART is a co-responder program pairing navigators with local law enforcement to provide outreach, support and resources. HEART Navigators are experts in housing, behavioral health and case management. They meet people where they are with empathy and help connect them to the services they need.

Douglas County Housing Partnership

DCHP is a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) approved Housing Counseling Agency and provides foreclosure mediation services and home equity mortgage conversion (HECM) counseling to hundreds of Douglas County residents every year. Additionally, DCHP provides home buyer education and down payment assistance to first time homebuyers who wish to live in Douglas County.Rental housing, forclosure mediation, revere mortgage, approved lenders, loan package checklist, plublic notices.

Homelessness Resource Directory

The City of Aurora has complied a resource guide to help families experiencing homelessness to identify community resources which they can access. Some of these resources include emergency weather shelters, drop-in day centers, shelters, food pantries/meals, behavioral health resources, Colorado legal services, veterans services, employment, and re-entry services.

Aurora Housing Authority

AHA is committed to creating mission-driven housing solutions that make a difference. We currently support 2,000 households through voucher programs and provide affordable rental homes to 1,620 residents. By working closely with government entities, investors, landlords, and for and non-profit organizations, we build impactful partnerships that help us serve our communities and transform lives.

Housing Choice Voucher

“Housing Choice Voucher” formerly known as Section 8, is a housing subsidy program that is funded by the federal government to assist very low to low-income families live within the community.  The subsidy pays a portion of the owners rent to make housing affordable. The HCV program at the Denver Housing Authority is a lottery-based application process. The dates of the lottery change yearly; however, these dates are announced in all local papers under the public notice section, the DHA phone system as well as our website. Once annually the Denver Housing Authority holds an online lottery process on our website for interested applicants, 18 years of age and older. 

Ithaka Transitional Housing

Ithaka Housing in Colorado Springs provides safe, affordable, and supportive transitional housing for approximately 100 low-income residents, families, and seniors experiencing homelessness, crisis, or transitioning from incarceration. Operating for over 40 years, it offers stable housing, case management, and services aimed at fostering independence.

Metro Denver Homeless Initiative

The Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI) coordinates a seven-county regional response to make homelessness rare, brief, and nonrecurring. It acts as the lead agency for the Metro Denver Continuum of Care (CoC), uniting over 70 organizations to manage data, provide OneHome coordinated entry, and implement evidence-based, data-driven housing solutions.

Providence Network

Providence Network is a Denver-based, faith-based nonprofit providing "transformational housing" and support services to adults and families struggling with addiction, homelessness, and abuse. Founded in 1988, it offers a two-tiered model—FirstStep transitional housing and NextStep affordable housing—combining sober living, 24/7 staff support, counseling, and life-skills training.

Rocky Mountain Communities

Rocky Mountain Communities (RMC) is a Colorado-based nonprofit founded in 1992 that develops, owns, and manages affordable housing, serving over 2,700 individuals. RMC operates around 10 properties, offering stable housing and comprehensive, resident-focused services (food, education, health) aimed at fostering stability and upward mobility.

South Metro Housing Options

Since 1971, the Littleton Housing Authority dba South Metro Housing Options (SMHO) has been serving the affordable housing needs of Littleton and Arapahoe County, making us the second oldest housing authority in the state of Colorado. SMHO owns and operates six (6) affordable housing communities in Littleton, conveniently located near shops, services, and public transportation.

Tri-Cities Homeless Initiative

The Tri-Cities Homelessness Initiative is a collaborative, data-driven effort by Englewood, Littleton, and Sheridan, CO, along with nonprofit partner Change the Trend, to address regional homelessness. Adopted in 2021, the Action Plan focuses on governance, serving single adults and families, and workforce development through initiatives like the Navigation Center and Ready to Work housing.

Urban Peak

Urban Peak is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping youth (ages 12-24) experiencing homelessness in the Denver metro area, providing comprehensive services including 24/7 shelter, supportive housing, education, and employment training. Their "Mothership" campus offers over 100 beds and specialized care to transition youth toward self-sufficiency.

Volunteers of America Colorado

Through more than 50 distinct human service programs throughout the state of Colorado, including housing and healthcare, Volunteers of America helps more than 141,894 Coloradoans each year. Since 1896, our ministry of service has supported and empowered America’s most vulnerable groups, including at-risk youth, the frail elderly, low-income families, homeless individuals and families, women and children escaping domestic violence, and those seeking affordable housing solutions. Services include housing and shelter programs, hunger services, volunteer services, community support, Veteran support (720-501-3367), and the Mission (303-295-2165).