OACRA Colorado Housing & Reentry Directory
✅ Reentry-focused / supervision-aware
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📍 Find services by region
Colorado Housing, Shelter & Reentry-Friendly Options
This directory organizes Colorado housing pathways that may support people on probation, parole, community corrections, diversion, reentry, or other community supervision. It upgrades the existing Colorado base into the national OACRA V2 framework while removing repetitive generic routing and adding clearer provider-level pathways.
Four reentry housing levels covered: emergency shelter and crisis access, transitional and reentry housing, recovery or sober living environments, and longer-term supportive or independent stabilization pathways. Always verify eligibility, house rules, and address approval before moving.
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Colorado reentry housing
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- 🧭 Clear intake routing
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Partner opportunity
Colorado housing coverage
Support Colorado housing coverage
Shelters, reentry organizations, community corrections partners, recovery homes, nonprofits, and sponsors can help strengthen Colorado coverage and improve service discovery across all regions.
- 📌 Regional and county coverage
- 🛏️ Emergency + transitional + recovery paths
- 🧱 Built for statewide upkeep
Statewide & System-Level Housing Pathways
Coverage: statewide Colorado. General routing belongs here only, so regional sections can focus on direct providers and local housing pathways.
✅ Verified Justice-System Housing & Reentry Pathways
WAGEES Community Partners
State-supported reentry partner network for people under Colorado Department of Corrections supervision, in community corrections, or recently discharged.
Reentry Support
CDOC-Linked
Partner varies by area
Ask parole / CDOC / local WAGEES partner
Use as system routing, not direct placement guarantee
DOC/parole status
Housing and employment barriers
Statewide
Colorado Community Corrections Residential Programs
Structured residential placements for approved justice-involved individuals, often tied to sentencing, diversion, transition, or parole-related supervision.
Community Corrections
Residential
Approval required
Court / DOC / community corrections board referral
Not a walk-in housing option
Referral paperwork
Facility rules and fees
Statewide / Local Boards
Residential Reentry Centers (Federal Halfway Houses)
BOP-contracted halfway houses provide structured, supervised reentry support for eligible federal releases, including employment and financial-management support.
Federal Reentry
RRC
Assigned placement
Assigned by BOP / federal case manager
Not a direct walk-in provider
BOP release planning
Case manager instructions
Federal / Colorado
🛠️ Eligible General Routing & Confirm-First Statewide Tools
2-1-1 Colorado
Statewide routing tool for shelter, rental assistance, emergency help, and housing-navigation referrals. Use once here, not repeated in regional boards.
General Routing
Verify directly
Not placement approval
Dial 2-1-1
Ask for shelter or housing resources by county
County • ZIP
Immediate housing need
Statewide routing
Remerg Resource Map
Colorado reentry resource map for parole offices, halfway houses, UA sites, crisis walk-in centers, reentry organizations, and job training.
Resource Map
Reentry Navigation
Confirm provider directly
remerg.com
Use to locate nearby justice-related resources
County and supervision status
Housing, parole, or crisis need
Statewide / Online
Private Landlords, Room Rentals & Shared Housing
Independent housing may work for some people, but screening, lease terms, household rules, and supervision restrictions must be confirmed first.
Independent Housing
Market varies
Confirm address approval
Confirm address approval before paying deposits, signing, or moving.
Income proof • ID
Lease or written agreement
Statewide / Local Markets
Denver Metro & Front Range
Counties: Denver, Jefferson, Arapahoe, Adams, Boulder, Douglas, and nearby Front Range communities.
Direct providers only; statewide routing remains in the Statewide section.
✅ Verified Shelter, Reentry & Housing Navigation Providers
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
Housing, health care, substance-use treatment, employment, childcare, and stabilization services for people experiencing homelessness in Denver.
Housing Support
Health / Treatment
Denver
Housing intakeHealth / behavioral-health support
Denver
Denver Rescue Mission — Lawrence Street Shelter / Programs
Emergency shelter and transitional programming for immediate stabilization and next-step housing or recovery planning.
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Program
Confirm intake
ID if availableSupervision paperwork if applicable
Denver
Second Chance Center — Aurora
Reentry organization supporting formerly incarcerated people with mentorship, employment support, resource navigation, and housing-related stabilization.
Reentry Support
Housing Navigation
Aurora
Release / reentry statusHousing and employment barriers
Aurora / Metro Denver
Mile High Behavioral Healthcare / Comitis Crisis Center
Behavioral health, housing, crisis, and shelter-linked programs, including Aurora-area crisis and day-resource access.
Housing / Crisis
Behavioral Health
Aurora
Comitis: (303) 341-9160
MHBHC: (303) 825-8113
Housing program eligibilityCrisis / family shelter route
Aurora / Denver
St. Francis Center
Day shelter and services for adults experiencing homelessness, including basic needs, social services, employment, and housing support.
Day Shelter
Housing Support
Employment Services
Current housing needID if available
Denver
Urban Peak — Youth Shelter & Housing
Shelter, outreach, supportive housing, education, employment services, case management, and life-skills support for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness.
Youth Housing
Supportive Services
Age-specific
Age eligibilityShelter / housing path
Denver
🛠️ Eligible Family, Youth, Supportive & Confirm-First Housing Paths
The Salvation Army — Lambuth Family Center
Family emergency shelter and housing-stabilization program. The waitlist is capped; call before relying on availability.
Family Shelter
Housing Stabilization
Waitlist / availability
Call Center: (855) 768-7977
Direct: (720) 305-4678
Household detailsID and family documents if available
Denver
Volunteers of America Colorado
Colorado branch offering housing, shelter, hunger, veteran, youth, family, and community-support programs. Confirm the specific active housing pathway before referral.
Housing / Shelter
Veterans / Youth / Families
Program varies
Mission: (303) 295-2165
Veteran support: (720) 501-3367
Which housing/shelter program fitsReferral requirements
Denver / Colorado
Bridge House — Ready to Work
Employment, housing, and support program designed to break cycles of homelessness, incarceration, and chronic unemployment.
Transitional Program
Employment Housing
Program eligibility
Boulder: (720) 325-7431
Aurora: (720) 204-1100
Ready to Work admissionHousing/employment expectations
Boulder / Aurora / Englewood
All Roads Shelter / Boulder Homelessness Services
Boulder-area shelter and services access point with housing-option assessment, basic-needs services, case management, and shelter connection.
Shelter Access
Case Management
Assessment required
Boulder: (303) 579-4404
Longmont: (720) 453-6096
Housing statusCounty/location
Boulder / Longmont
Oxford House / Peer Recovery Housing — Front Range
Peer-run recovery housing and other sober living homes may support stability, but each house sets its own rules, fees, curfews, testing, and acceptance process.
Recovery Housing
House rules vary
Officer approval
Get full address, rules, fees, and verification letter before moving.
House rulesProof of residence if available
Front Range
Private Landlords, Room Rentals & Shared Housing
Independent housing may work with income, references, and written terms. Background screening and supervision restrictions must be confirmed before payment or move-in.
Independent Housing
Screening varies
Confirm address approval
Confirm address approval before deposits, signing, or moving.
Income proof • IDLease or written agreement
Denver Metro
Northern Colorado — Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley & Surrounding
Counties: Larimer, Weld, Morgan, Logan, and nearby communities. Local provider paths only; statewide routing remains in Part 1.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Navigation & Local Stabilization
Murphy Center / Homeward Alliance
Fort Collins hub for people experiencing homelessness, connecting users to basic needs, housing resources, and partner services.
Homeless Services Hub
Housing Resources
Fort Collins
Current needsID if available
Fort Collins
Fort Collins Rescue Mission
Shelter, meals, and recovery-oriented support in Fort Collins. Confirm intake process, documentation, and supervision compatibility directly.
Shelter
Meals / Recovery
Confirm intake
Program page
Confirm current shelter access
Bed accessProgram restrictions
Fort Collins
Neighbor to Neighbor
Primary housing resource for Larimer County residents, offering homelessness prevention, housing stability, and support services.
Housing Stability
Prevention
Funding varies
n2n.org
Confirm current assistance
Lease/notice if applicableIncome or need documentation
Fort Collins / Loveland
🛠️ Eligible Greeley/Weld, Recovery & Confirm-First Local Paths
Greeley / Weld County Local Housing Pathways
No single reliable central housing provider should be assumed from the base. Contact current local shelters, Weld County human-services partners, and reentry/case-management providers directly for live availability.
System Routing
Confirm current provider
Local verification needed
Use local shelter / county provider contacts
Do not rely on outdated third-party listings
County and ZIPCurrent housing need
Greeley / Weld County
Oxford House / Sober & Transitional Homes — Northern Colorado
Recovery homes may provide structure, curfew, and sobriety expectations. Each home sets its own fees, rules, house votes, and approval requirements.
Recovery Housing
House rules vary
Officer approval
Get full address, rules, fees, and verification letter before move-in.
House rulesProof of residence if available
Northern Colorado
Shared Housing, Room Rentals & Private Landlords
Informal rooms and private rentals may be available, but supervision rules, lease terms, household members, and address approval must be confirmed before moving.
Independent Housing
Rural/college market varies
Confirm address approval
Get written terms and confirm with your officer before moving.
ID • income proofLease or written agreement
Fort Collins / Loveland / Greeley
Southern Colorado — Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Fremont & San Luis Valley
Counties: El Paso, Teller, Pueblo, Fremont, Custer, Huerfano, Las Animas, Alamosa, and nearby Southern Colorado communities.
This section focuses on direct shelter, transitional housing, sober living, supportive housing, and local stabilization providers.
✅ Verified Shelter, Transitional Housing & Recovery-Support Providers
Springs Rescue Mission
Adult shelter and recovery-oriented support in Colorado Springs. Useful for immediate stabilization and next-step housing or program planning.
Adult Shelter
Recovery Support
Confirm intake
ID if availableCurrent housing need
Colorado Springs
Partners in Housing
One-year transitional housing and supportive services for families with children experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness.
Family Transitional
Supportive Services
Eligibility required
Family / household infoIncome and housing status if requested
Colorado Springs
Homeward Pikes Peak
Housing First, supportive housing, treatment, and sober living pathways for people facing homelessness, addiction, or instability in the Pikes Peak region.
Supportive Housing
Sober Living
Treatment Support
homewardpp.org
Confirm current intake directly
Housing program fitTreatment or recovery requirements
Pikes Peak Region
Ithaka
Low-barrier transitional and service-enhanced transitional housing path for single men, including sober living/transitional housing support.
Men’s Transitional
Sober Living
Confirm eligibility
Age / eligibility rulesHouse rules and fees
Colorado Springs
Wayside Cross Gospel Rescue Mission
Pueblo shelter and rescue mission pathway for people needing emergency stabilization. Confirm current bed access and program rules before travel.
Shelter
Pueblo
Confirm intake
728 W. 4th St., Pueblo
(719) 545-5744
ID if availableCurrent housing need
Pueblo
🛠️ Eligible Family Shelter, DV Shelter, Rural Paths & Independent Housing
Salvation Army R.J. Montgomery Center
Family shelter and emergency housing support in Colorado Springs. Program capacity and intake rules should be confirmed before arrival.
Family Shelter
Emergency Housing
Confirm availability
(719) 578-9190
Call before arrival
Household infoID / children documents if available
Colorado Springs
TESSA — Safehouse & Support
Confidential domestic-violence shelter and support pathway. Justice-involved fit depends on safety, eligibility, and confidential intake rules.
DV Shelter
Women / Families
Confidential intake
Safe Line: (719) 633-1462
tessacs.org
Immediate safety needID if available
Colorado Springs
Posada — Pueblo Housing & Homeless Services
Housing and homeless-services provider serving people experiencing homelessness in Pueblo, including families and individuals depending on program fit.
Housing Services
Pueblo
Confirm intake path
posadapueblo.org
Confirm current access directly
Program eligibilityReferral/intake process
Pueblo
Loaves and Fishes Ministries — Fremont County
Local homeless-services and emergency support pathway in Cañon City/Fremont County. Confirm shelter or housing support availability directly.
Emergency Support
Fremont County
Availability varies
loavesandfishesco.org
Confirm current services
Current needCounty/location
Cañon City / Fremont
La Puente Home — San Luis Valley
Emergency shelter and homeless-services provider in Alamosa/San Luis Valley. Useful for rural Southern Colorado stabilization planning.
Rural Shelter
San Luis Valley
Confirm intake
ID if availableCurrent housing need
Alamosa / San Luis Valley
Private Landlords, Room Rentals & Shared Housing
Independent housing may be possible through private landlords or shared rentals. Screening, affordability, and household rules vary widely.
Independent Housing
Market varies
Confirm address approval
Confirm address approval before deposits, signing, or moving.
Income proof • IDLease or written agreement
Southern Colorado
Western Slope & Mountain Communities
Counties: Mesa, Garfield, Eagle, Summit, Routt, Delta, Montrose, La Plata, Montezuma, Gunnison, and nearby mountain communities.
This section balances Grand Junction, Durango/Southwest Colorado, Montrose/Delta, and resort-county access points.
✅ Verified Shelter, Housing Stability & Regional Support Providers
HomewardBound of the Grand Valley
24/7 emergency shelter for families and vulnerable individuals experiencing homelessness, with meals and supportive services in Grand Junction.
Emergency Shelter
Families / Individuals
Grand Junction
ID if availableCurrent housing need
Grand Junction / Mesa County
Housing Resources of Western Colorado
Western Colorado housing organization providing housing counseling, stability services, and housing-resource support.
Housing Stability
Housing Counseling
Program availability varies
Rental / housing supportEligibility and documents
Grand Junction / Western CO
Grand Junction Housing Authority
Affordable housing and Housing Choice Voucher pathway in Mesa County. Waitlists, background screening, and eligibility rules may apply.
Affordable Housing
Housing Authority
Waitlists / screening
ID • household infoIncome documents if requested
Grand Junction
Manna Durango — Housing Resource Center
Housing support, resource navigation, and possible rental or security-deposit assistance on a case-by-case basis in La Plata County.
Housing Resource Center
Rental / Deposit Help
Appointment required
Resource Center: (970) 828-0155
Main: (970) 385-5095
Housing need summaryIncome / lease documents if applicable
Durango / La Plata County
VOA Durango Community Shelter
Durango-area shelter access point listed in local La Plata County resource guides. Confirm bed access, rules, and documentation directly.
Shelter
Durango
Confirm availability
(970) 259-1255
1055 Avenida Del Sol, Durango
Bed accessProgram rules and verification
Durango / La Plata County
Housing Solutions of the Southwest
Southwest Colorado housing organization supporting housing stability and affordable-housing access in the Durango area.
Housing Stability
Affordable Housing
Southwest CO
Housing programsEligibility and application steps
Durango / Southwest CO
Hilltop Community Resources
Regional support provider serving Mesa, Delta, and Montrose counties with family resource centers, transitional living, counseling, and community support pathways.
Regional Support
Transitional Living
Mesa / Delta / Montrose
Grand Junction: (970) 242-4400
Montrose: (970) 252-7445
Family/resource center servicesTransitional living or support pathway
Western Colorado
Family & Intercultural Resource Center (FIRC)
Summit County resource center offering financial empowerment support, emergency rental assistance, utility assistance, and housing-stability support.
Housing Stability
Rental / Utility Help
Summit County
Income / lease documents if applicableCounty and household details
Summit County
🛠️ Eligible DV Shelter, Recovery Housing, Resort Housing & Independent Paths
Hilltop Latimer House
Domestic-violence shelter and support pathway with Grand Junction and Montrose locations. Intake is confidential and population-specific.
DV Shelter
Grand Junction / Montrose
Confidential intake
Main: (970) 241-0324
Crisis: (877) 543-9520
Immediate safety needID if available
Mesa / Montrose
Montrose County Housing Authority
Affordable-housing pathway serving very-low-income families and seniors. Waitlists, income rules, and background screening may apply.
Affordable Housing
Housing Authority
Waitlists / screening
Address listed locally: 222 Hap Ct, Montrose
Confirm current application process directly
ID • income documentsHousehold information
Montrose
Oxford House / Peer Recovery Housing — Western Colorado
Peer-run recovery homes and sober living options may support reentry stability. Each house sets its own fees, rules, votes, curfews, and medication policies.
Recovery Housing
House rules vary
Officer approval
Get full address, rules, fees, and residence verification before move-in.
House rulesProof of residence if available
Western Colorado
Resort & Seasonal Worker Housing
In resort markets such as Vail, Breckenridge, Aspen, and Steamboat, some employers offer shared or dorm-style housing tied to employment. Housing may end quickly if the job ends.
Worker Housing
Employment-Tied
High-risk if job ends
Confirm county travel limits, curfew, employment terms, and address approval before accepting job-tied housing.
Job offer detailsHousing agreement if available
Summit / Eagle / Routt / Pitkin
Private Landlords, Room Rentals & Shared Housing
Independent rentals may be available through landlords, rooms, mobile homes, or shared housing, but background screening and housing supply vary widely by county.
Independent Housing
Inventory varies
Confirm address approval
Confirm address approval, household members, and written terms before paying deposits or moving.
Income proof • IDLease or written agreement
Western Slope / Mountain Counties
Important: Listings do not guarantee acceptance, placement, approval, or compliance with probation, parole, community corrections, court, or provider rules. Programs may deny admission based on screening, supervision status, offense history, residency restrictions, funding, bed limits, treatment needs, or house rules.
Before moving: confirm that the address, household members, curfew, travel distance, overnight rules, and housing type are allowed under your supervision conditions. Request written confirmation when possible.
Documentation: Keep copies of intake paperwork, program rules, approval messages, lease terms, payment receipts, and residence verification letters.
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