Grantees

General operating support.

Support for expanding the organization’s Valley Alliance to End Homelessness initiative, which aims to meet the housing needs of migrants, refugees and immigrants in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Support for providing housing assistance and wraparound services to unhoused and undocumented people as well as refugees or asylum seekers in Brush and Morgan counties.

Support for providing housing assistance and case management services to women, transgender and gender-expansive adults and their children.

Support for unhoused youth ages 12-24 through housing and wraparound services, including outreach, screening and assessment, shelter and housing, intensive case management, and service linkages, monitoring and aftercare.

Support for providing multi-month rent assistance to economically disadvantaged families in Boulder and Weld counties, and offering tax assistance to mobile homeowners at risk of losing their homes.

Support for emergency shelter operations and case management services to adults experiencing homelessness; launching a marketing campaign to increase the visibility of services and decrease the stigma surrounding unhoused people; and launching a major gifts campaign for sustaining increased services.  

Support for conducting bilingual outreach and providing 1:1 assistance to monolingual, Spanish-speaking Latino/a/x immigrants in Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel counties. The project also offers down payment assistance and mortgage guarantee programs, as well as specialized startup assistance programs for its early childhood education workforce housing project.

Support for providing emergency rent, utility, housing search and move-in assistance, and additional wraparound support services for historically and systemically excluded and underserved communities in Larimer and Weld counties.

Support for providing assistance to Spanish-speaking, Latino/a/x and immigrant households in La Plata and San Juan counties with rental, utility and home repair funds. Additionally, this project is working with landlords and property managers to create more access to housing for monolingual Spanish-speaking and undocumented families, and implementing marketing strategies to reduce the stigma associated with people experiencing housing insecurity.