Grantees

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 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 decrease barriers in housing navigation, and implementing strategies to reduce the stigma associated with people experiencing housing insecurity.

Support for providing housing support and case management services to people experiencing homelessness in Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande and Saguache counties.

Support for providing housing support and wraparound services to primarily Black women and children survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence and sexual assault.

Support for providing older adults of color in Eagle and Garfield counties with one-time stabilization grants (e.g., for mortgage assistance, back-owed property taxes, home safety upgrades and more).

Support for providing homeownership support, HUD-approved housing counseling, home ownership classes, employer-funded mini-grants, and a purchase assistance loan program serving people with low incomes, rural immigrants and communities of color.

Support for providing transitional housing, case management, life skills and employment support to youth with substance use disorder and system-involved people in northeastern Colorado.

Support for building affordable, single-family homes for economically disadvantaged families, mostly through 3-D printing technology. The effort also trains Aims Community College students on the technology.

Support for providing emergency housing, housing navigation, wraparound services and housing stability programming (e.g., tenant rights, how to read and negotiate a lease) to Fort Lewis College students experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness.