Homelessness

Homelessness

Homelessness prevention services, housing navigation and placement assistance and support services in Metro Denver area

Family Tree Homelessness Program helps stabilize individuals and families who are experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness. Provides comprehensive case management, access to affordable housing, walk-in basic needs provision, employment and education guidance, and rental and utility assistance.

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CALL THE HOMELESSNESS HELPLINE FOR RESOURCE INFORMATION

Contact us

Homelessness Program 3805 Marshall Street
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Phone: (303) 467-2604
Email:
homelessness@thefamilytree.org

House of Hope
3301 S. Grant Street
Englewood, CO 80113
Phone: (303) 762-9525

GOALS
14991 E Oxford Ave, Aurora, CO 80014
Phone: (303) 693-1241

5,872

helpline calls were answered by our Homelessness Program providing resources and referral information

Impact Map

80%

of households exiting GOALS moved into safe and stable housing

Understanding homelessness

Individuals and families without reliable shelter are considered homeless.

Many households without a safe and stable place to live often have to move from location to location simply to have shelter. This may include motels, staying with friends or family members, sleeping in cars, or staying in shelters. Less than one-fifth of those experiencing homelessness live on the streets.

There are many reasons for homelessness which may include: job loss, high housing costs, changed family situations, physical and/or mental illnesses, drug abuse, family break-ups and domestic violence. Anyone is susceptible to these unfortunate events ultimately leading to homelessness and without resources like Family Tree, it may be difficult for vulnerable people to get back on their feet.

Homelessness

Housing assistance, education & employment services for those experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness

The Family Tree Homelessness Program provides housing navigation and placement services, comprehensive case management, education and employment services, along with connections to various resources to assist those experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Understanding homelessness

Individuals and families without reliable shelter are considered homeless.

Many households without a safe and stable place to live often have to move from location to location simply to have shelter. This may include motels, staying with friends or family members, sleeping in cars, or staying in shelters. Less than one-fifth of those experiencing homelessness live on the streets.

There are many reasons for homelessness which may include: job loss, high housing costs, changed family situations, physical and/or mental illnesses, drug abuse, family break-ups and domestic violence. Anyone is susceptible to these unfortunate events ultimately leading to homelessness and without resources like Family Tree, it may be difficult for vulnerable people to get back on their feet.

Homelessness Prevention Services, Housing Navigation and Placement Assistance and Support Services in Metro Denver Area

Family Tree Housing and Family Stabilization Services works with individuals and families experiencing homelessness, or those at risk of homelessness. We offer an information helpline, homeless prevention services, case management, education and employment services and various other supportive services in order to help people achieve economic independence.

Contact us

House of Hope
3301 S. Grant Street
Englewood, CO 80113
Phone: (303) 762-9525
Program Director: Miriam Kisarauskas

Homelessness Program 3805 Marshall Street
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Phone: (303) 467-2604
Housing Inquiries: Email Us
cfrt@thefamilytree.org

Goals
14991 E Oxford Ave, Aurora, CO 80014
Phone: (303) 693-1241
Email: Cymone Williams, GOALS Program Director

Services provided

The Family Tree Homelessness Program can provide the following services:

    • Financial assistance for rent, deposits and utilities
    • Home-based case management services
    • Referrals to community resources
    • Hotline assistance with problem-solving; information and referrals and linkages to community resources
    • Crisis assistance including emergency food, hygiene products, 911 cell phones, voicemail phones, etc.
    • Self-sufficiency and independent living classes
    • Goal setting and planning for activities to overcome barriers to self-sufficiency
    • Assistance with obtaining/maintaining employment and educational goals
    • Access to and assistance with severe weather shelters
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Homelessness Program Testimonials

“I feel like [Family Tree] saved us, I do. Thank you for letting us have the chance to get on our feet. Thank you for saving our lives.”

“The most significant life skills I gained were becoming an even more independent woman, a fighter. And never giving up.”

“I love you guys. You have been there for me for two years. I could not have asked for any better resource. You have helped to keep me safe with a roof over my head.”

Homelessness

Housing assistance, education & employment services for those experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness

The Family Tree Homelessness Program provides housing navigation and placement services, comprehensive case management, education and employment services, along with connections to various resources to assist those experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

CALL THE HOMELESSNESS HELPLINE FOR RESOURCE INFORMATION

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