A nightly emergency shelter for adults, ages 18+
Lottery line / 303.317.8990. Call from 5am-12pm, and call again to confirm after 2pm.
• Meals, personal hygiene kit and seasonable clothing available
• Showers available daily
• Referral services and case management
• Healthcare screenings provided by Metro Community Provider Network (MCPN)
• LGBTQI affirming supportive services

A nightly emergency shelter for families with children under 18
Lottery line / 720.505.2628. Call from 5am-12pm, and call again to confirm after 2pm.

• Meals, personal hygiene kit and seasonable clothing available
• Showers available daily
• Referral services and case management

Three- to six-month short-term sheltering for eligible families
Lottery line / 720.505.2628. Call from 5am-12pm, and call again to confirm after 2pm.

• Meals, personal hygiene kit and seasonable clothing available
• Case management and financial literacy classes

For veterans and their families as they are gaining self-sufficiency
Lottery line / 720.505.2628. Call from 5am-12pm, and call again to confirm after 2pm.

• For single female veterans and male/female veterans with families
• Case management and financial literacy classes
• Meals, personal hygiene kit and seasonable clothing available

From Comitis Crisis Center \ Mile High Behavioral Healthcare \ City of Aurora
• 7:30-4:30 daily
• Housing assistance, employment services, financial literacy and other resources
• Computer lab and clothing
• Hygiene items, showers, laundry and sleeping bays
• Breakfast and lunch
• Mail, document retention and medication storage
• Dental, medical and behavioral health services

From Comitis Crisis Center \ Mile High Behavioral Healthcare \ City of Aurora
Helping the homeless in our community
If you see a person who is homeless and needs assistance call Access Aurora, 303.739.7000 or Comitis Crisis Shelter, 303.341.9160

CCN improves and strengthens family and community life of the individuals, families and children living in the transient house, primarily along Colfax Avenue
• Provides information, resources and services, working alongside adults, children and parents to help them see their value.
• Offers tangible resources to lighten emotional and financial burdens and to encourage stability
• Connecting families to resources for housing, parenting classes, education, or career development
• Showing the youth the possibilities, and giving them opportunity to learn and lead.

For women, 18 years and older, pregnant or one year postpartum, struggling with substance use issues or co-occurring issues of substance use and mental health.
A residential program providing a safe and stable environment, where the women are supported to sustain recovery; deliver a healthy baby; keep their family together; and create a safe home for the newborn. The support and services include intensive inpatient treatment; strengthening parenting skills; linking the women to healthcare and wellness education; and case management.