Below are 5 shelters for homeless in Denver, CO County.

The mission of CHARG Resource Center is to advance a model of genuine partnership among individuals who live with mental illness, mental health professionals, and the larger community through respectful comprehensive services.

Through a unique partnership with diverse communities of faith, Family Promise provides emergency shelter, meals and supportive services to homeless families in the Greater Denver area.The Family Promise of Greater Denver along with over 50 congregations, assist homeless families by providing temporary shelter, meals, transportation and assistance finding work, housing, counseling and supportive services.Family Promise operates under the model of “hospitality”. Volunteers are the program’s “hosts” and the families staying in the Network are our “guests”. We work to meet the guests’ basic human needs with a spirit of warmth and compassion.

Champa House provides long-term help toward self-sufficiency in a residential setting for single women with dependent children.This 9-unit transitional housing facility has the capacity to provide living accommodations for nine women and up to 25 children.

Shelter is a fundamental human need. We recognize there are many reasons an individual or family finds themselves in need of shelter. Our program services are offered for chronically homeless individuals, the mentally ill, low-income families, those who aspire to own their own home one day, women and children seeking refuge from a domestic violence situation, and  female veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder and more. Our programs offer permanent, temporary and transitional residents with support services designed to foster self-sufficiency.