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1. Housing Resources

• 2-1-1 Colorado - For Help call 211 for resources 
• Apartment Guide
• Craigslist - Apartment and housing searching or furniture items 
• Facebook Groups 
  • Denver Housing, Rooms, Apartments, Sublets, and & Roommates
  • Golden, Arvada, Denver: Housing and Housing
  • Boulder Creative Housing
• ForRent.com
• Housing Assistance Resources - Jefferson County housing stability and eviction prevention resources Section 8 - Rental assistance to income-eligible tenants by subsidizing a portion of their monthly rent and utilities and paying it directly to their landlord
• Trulia 
• Zillow 
• Renter’s Insurance: YouTube Video - Colorado Division of Insurance- Basics of Renters’ Insurance Part I
• Best Renters Insurance Options - A comparison of the 9 best renter insurances companies in 2022 
• Insurance Tips for Colorado Renters

2. Urban Peak

Urban Peak 

Shelter Location: 1630 S. Acoma St. Denver, CO 80223

“The Spot”- Drop-In Center: 2100 Stout St. Denver, CO 80205

Shelter Hotline: 303-974-2908

Main Number: 303-974-2900

Services:

• Emergency shelter and drop-in center for homeless and runaway youth ages 15-20. 
• Access to food, clothing, hygiene products, intensive case management, and resource referrals.
• Job skills assessment, training, and GED classes
• Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Russian

3. Hope House Colorado

Hope House Colorado

Address: 6475 Benton St, Arvada, CO 80003

Telephone: (303) 429-1012 ext. 228

Email: [email protected] 

Hope house is metro-Denver’s only resource providing parenting teen moms free Residential and Community Programs, equipping them for long-term independence and economic self-sufficiency. 

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Parenting mothers between the ages (15-20). 
2. Must have given birth to the baby before age 20. 

Programs & Services:

• Free diapers and wipes
• GED and High School Diploma- free tutoring and testing! 
• Job/Career Assistance (resume, application, career placement etc.)
• College Help (Free College- application, grants, tutoring) 
• Free Onsite Childcare
• Parenting Classes
• Relationship Classes
• Free Counseling
• Fitness Classes 
• Self-care classes
• Legal assistance (free parenting orders)
• Human Services assistance
• Housing Assistance

4. Youth and Young Families

Youth and Young Families

The Youth and Young Families program provides case management and permanent housing support for homeless youth and their families. Single males, single male parents, LGBTQ welcome.

ELIGIBILITY

• Between 16-24 years of age
• Income
• Vital Documents for all household members
• Homeless Verification
• Referral from local shelters and direct service providers.

Potential applicants should contact the Youth Services Coordinator at 720-217-3884.