About Homelessness
About Homelessness
The Colorado Division of Housing is dedicated to providing support and creating long-term solutions to address homelessness in Colorado. Through strategic initiatives, partnerships, and funding, the Division works to improve the housing stability of individuals and families facing homelessness. Key initiatives within the Division include the following:
Learn about Homelessness
Explore key program models, best practices, and resources available for addressing homelessness, including street outreach, emergency shelter strategies, and tools for local officials.
Homelessness Strategies
Discover our holistic strategies and extensive resources, alongside insights into our efforts to combat homelessness through targeted funding and supportive initiatives.
Data and Impact
Gain valuable insights into our efforts, including key metrics and updates on grant programs, initiatives, and collaborations aimed at addressing homelessness in Colorado.
Immediate Housing/Rental Assistance
Individuals facing homelessness or eviction can find resources by calling 2-1-1 Colorado. While the Division of Housing doesn't provide immediate aid, 2-1-1 connects people with emergency shelter, food, rental assistance, healthcare, and more.
2-1-1 Colorado is a confidential and multilingual service in Colorado that focuses on linking residents with essential services through phone or online channels. This service operates via four Area Information Centers across the state.
No matter where you are in Colorado, dialing 2-1-1 gives you access to local resources for food, housing, child care, counseling, or substance abuse treatment. It's the one number for the help you need.
- View the 2-1-1 Colorado website.
- Call 2-1-1 Colorado.
If you are a resident of Denver, Colorado, you may be eligible for the Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance (TRUA) Program.
Non-Immediate/Rental Assistance Needs
Visit the Division of Housing’s Housing and Rental Assistance Resource page for assistance with non-immediate needs.