Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP): emergency housing and rental assistance.

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless: housing assistance and wrap-around support services (life skills training, employment assistance, childcare, etc.) as well as health care services. Services are offered to individuals, couples & families.

Family Tree Homelessness Program (Wheat Ridge): provides homelessness prevention services, information helpline, housing navigation and placement services, case management, as well as education and employment services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness. Contact: (303) 467-2604.

Metro Denver Homelessness Initiative: coordinates services and housing for people experiencing homelessness, with the mission of getting folks housed as quickly as possible.

Urban Peak: emergency shelter for youth (16-20), with resources of case management, counseling and mental health evaluations.

Hunger Free Colorado: has a Food Resource Hotline available for those who need help locating food. Call (855) 855-4626 Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to find school meals, food pantries, and receive assistance with SNAP and WIC enrollment.

Metro Caring: provides fresh foods, nutrition education, cooking classes and community garden workshops.

Food Bank of the Rockies: food pantries located throughout Denver Metro; you can search within their website to identify a location near you. Assistance with SNAP applications is also available.

FISH of East Denver: grocery deliveries for those who are home-bound or without transportation.

You can also use this website to search for food pantries and organizations in your area.

Colorado Crisis Services: 24/7 Crisis Line and Mobile Crisis Services; Call (844) 493-8255 or text TALK to 38255.

WellPower Crisis Services Walk-In Center (Denver): In-person crisis support, information and referrals. Location: 4353 E. Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80220.

National Suicide Hotline: dialing 988 will connect you to the suicide hotline - formerly (800) 273-8255.

SafeHouse: provides emergency shelter services, non-residential counseling and advocacy services, and an extended stay program for survivors of domestic violence and their children, as well as a 24 hour crisis and information line. Contact: (303) 318-9989.

Family Tree: provides a crisis line, emergency shelter, safety planning, legal advocacy, supervised parenting time and connection with community resources. All services available in both English and Spanish. Contact: (303) 420-6752 (24 hour crisis line); (303) 420-0412 (main line).

Rose Andom Center: provides advocacy, children’s services, medical, counseling and civil and criminal legal services for victims of domestic violence, as well as information and support in identifying further resources. Contact: (720) 337-4400.

National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 799-SAFE (7233).

You can find an updated list of local resources here.

Denver Hospice Grief Center: offers individual and group support, remembrance ceremonies, and anticipatory and post-death support for children and teens. Contact: (303) 321-2828.

Heartlight Center (Aurora): grief support and education, including multi-week support programs, financial guidance and support after loss, and Spanish-speaking group services. Contact: (720) 748-9908.

Judi’s House (Aurora): group counseling to grieving children and families - individuals are grouped with those of similar age and with similar death experiences - as well as educational workshops and short-term individual grief counseling. Contact: (720) 941-0331.

CuraWest: drug and alcohol detox facility providing medical detox, relapse prevention, case management, aftercare planning, and therapy services. Most major insurances are accepted. Contact: (888) 693-1794.

West Pines Behavioral Health: medical detox, residential treatment and IOP services, with psychiatric care/medication management, therapy, and community support groups. Contact: (303) 467-4080.

Porter Adventist Hospital (Intensive Outpatient): a 12-week comprehensive program with individualized rehabilitation plans to support long-term recovery. Contact: (303) 715-2300.

Mile High Behavioral Health - Transcend: long-term recovery support via peer support, assistance in resource navigation, family therapy, parenting skills, social events, etc. Contact: (303) 825-8113.

Find an AA group near you using this website.

Find an NA group near you using this website.

Tepeyac Community Health Center: individual, couples and family counseling, support groups (e.g, depression, chronic disease management), crisis services, etc.. Services can be provided in both English and Spanish. Contact: (303) 458-5302.

Servicios de la Raza: provides counseling, substance misuse treatment and prevention, peer support services, healthcare access, employment and financial coaching, victim services, and re-entry services. Contact: (303) 458-5851.

Inner City Health: individual counseling services, ADHD/ADD assessments and referrals to resources in the community. Contact: (303) 296-1767.

WellPower El Centro de las Familias: bilingual (Spanish and English) mental health services to adults, youth, children and families from the Latino/a/x and Hispanic community. Contact: (303) 504-1900.