ROCK it SOCK it
Sock Drive! From January 1 through March 1, 2019, you can donate new socks to the ROCK it SOCK it Drive. Socks are the most needed piece of clothing for individuals without permanent housing. And one of the least...
Words matter
Guarantees and solutions Two men are standing inside the Aurora Day Resource Center suddenly unsure of themselves. One is a case manager from another organization, the other, Justin, is a man who recently became homeless. They came here based...
MHBHC partners with Front Range Clinic
To continue to strengthen our caring, seamless continuum of behavioral healthcare to those in need, Mile High Behavioral Healthcare has partnered with Front Range Clinic to provide Medication Assisted Treatment. With compassionate, addiction healthcare providers, Front Range Clinic helps...
From CEO Robert “Bob” Dorshimer
When we received the troubling news that Arapahoe House was closing its doors leaving some of the most vulnerable individuals in our community with nowhere to turn, our board of directors saw an opportunity to help. • What felt...
We need your help in ending homelessness
As the school season starts up again, it is important to remember that 51% of those experiencing homelessness in the Denver metro area are families. In the last decade, there has been a 322% increase in the number of...
Care integration | A medical home for our clients
Through a collaborative relationship between Mile High Behavioral Healthcare and Sheridan Health Services, the individuals we serve have access to integrated care. Sheridan Health Services, a federally-qualified nurse-managed health clinic, serves as the medical home for our clients with...
Colorado Gives Day
Thank you for your Colorado Gives Day donation! Click to donate >>>> Colorado Gives
Support the campus-wide winter clothing drive
Event Date and Time: Friday, November 13, 2015 2 – 5pm Please join friends of the Comitis Shelter in Aurora and Mile High Behavioral Healthcare as they collect warm clothing and hygiene supplies for local homeless individuals and families....
Thanks to Bank of America
The Comitis Crisis Center thanks the Bank of America for a generous grant of $15,000 to support homeless families, individuals and Veterans on their journey to permanent housing and self-sufficiency. And congratulations to Habitat Denver, which just received Bank...
MHBHC’s shelter in Aurora receives ACE Award
On December 4, 2014, the Comitis Crisis Center in Aurora received the prestigious Aurora Civic Engagement (ACE) Award from the City of Aurora’s Small Business Development Council. Cited for excellent service to the homeless and Comitis’ role in improving...