Homelessness Services
Family Tree Housing and Family Stabilization Services works with individuals and families experiencing homelessness, or those at-risk of homelessness. We offer an information help line, homeless prevention services, case management, education and employment services and various other supportive services in order to help people achieve economic independence.
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Family Tree House of Hope is dedicated to providing safe shelter and supportive services for women with children experiencing homelessness. These families, overwhelmed with the daily struggle of where to stay the night and find their next meal, find a safe place to stay while they begin to get back on their feet. This is the only residential facility of its kind in Arapahoe County, however we serve the entire Metro Denver region.
The Family Tree Homelessness Program provides comprehensive support services to families, individuals, and youth experiencing homelessness in an effort to help stabilize them through education and employment services, emergency financial assistance, affordable housing programs and ancillary support as needed.
The Family Tree GOALS program is a Two-Generation (2Gen) housing program for families experiencing homelessness from Aurora and Arapahoe County. Family Tree GOALS provides families a private room while they develop long-term goals for stability self-reliance. Families are provided a safe space for four to nine months, and one-year of follow-up support.
helpline calls were answered by our Homelessness Program providing resources and referral information
of households exiting GOALS moved into safe and stable housing
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.
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