CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates)-(719)447-9898
casappr.org
Main CASA Office 418 South Weber Street Colorado Springs, 80903
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of the Pikes Peak Region is a volunteer-based nonprofit organization serving El Paso County and Teller County that trains and supervises volunteers to represent the best interests of our most vulnerable citizens – victims of child abuse, neglect, and severe domestic conflict. Judges appoint CASA volunteers to be a voice for these children in court and the community. The desired result is that children are placed into safe, loving homes where they can thrive.

Catholic Charities of Colorado Springs-(719) 636-2345,-(719) 632-4154
https://www.ccharitiescc.org/
228 N Cascade Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903 
Provides emergency services for economically disadvantaged families; essential living items for infants and children; a soup kitchen and services for the homeless; infant adoption services; unplanned pregnancy counseling and support services; English as a Second Language class for immigrants; and social services advocacy.

• Marian House-(719) 475-7314,14 W. Bijou St., 80903- provides hot meals seven days a week, 365 days a year,  Se habla Español
• Family Connections @ Helen Hunt Campus (children)-(719)636-2345
• Market Place Food Pantry-(719)636-2345
• Hanifen Employment Center @ Marian House(719)636-2345
• Catholic Charities – Legal Immigration Counseling-(719)636-2345

Dream Centers-(719) 247-2007  
https://www.dreamcenters.com/
Dream Centers is a non-profit organization comprised of Mary’s Home housing program and Dream Centers Women’s Clinic helping people trapped in cycles of poverty find hope, embrace health, and build sustainable lives–for themselves and their children.

• Mary’s Home- (719) 301-5411
  https://www.dreamcenters.com/marys-home/
  Faith- based supportive housing program for single mothers and children who are seeking to exit homelessness permanently. Once accepted into the program, mothers engage in informal and formal learning to gain holistic health, life skills, and economic self- sufficiency while children attend childcare or school. After an initial phase of trauma-informed care, healing, and restoration, mothers work to obtain an education, career, sustainable budget, and permanent housing.

•  Women’s Clinic- (719) 388-1594
  https://www.dreamcenters.com/womens-clinic/
  The Dream Centers Women’s Clinic provides free women’s health, behavioral health, and other wrap-around services for uninsured and under-insured women in Colorado.
  *Services are reserved for patients who are uninsured

Haseya Advocate Program-(719) 600-3939
https://haseya.org/
Haseya Advocate Program is a Native woman-led organization that serves Indigenous survivors of domestic and sexual violence in the Colorado Springs, Colorado region. “We empower Native survivors to overcome domestic and sexual violence by providing culturally sensitive and appropriate advocacy, including safety planning, access to information and resources, accompaniment, and problem solving.

Homeward Pikes Peak-(719) 231-7803
https://www.homewardpp.org
2010 E Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO, 80909

1. Bloom Recovery Home – A stable supportive housing program for pregnant women or mothers of infants with onsite staff and wrap-around services.
2. The Outpatient Clinic at Homeward Pikes Peak – Outpatient Individual and group therapies for addiction, specialize in women’s care, can provide clinic case managers to aid clients in navigating resources. For more information contact Dawn-(719) 499-6827, Katie Edelson Milo, Director of Clijnical Services -(719) 352-4967
3. Harbor House Recovery –men’s sober living program that addresses homelessness and addiction with onsite staff and wrap-around services. Open to any form of referral including self-referrals. Daniel Jones (719) 761-6875 or Evan Mahaffay (719) 209-2475
4. Housing First and Veteran Specific Housing- Scatter-site Permanent Supportive Housing for folks with a disability (dual diagnoses and/or physical) and who are chronically homeless.  Clients are selected through coordinated entry (CE).  Folks get on the CE list by completing the VISPDAT. Heather Ryan-Figueroa – (718) 213-9229
5. Project Detour – A collaborative re-entry supportive housing program for women struggling with opioid and/or alcohol addictions with onsite staff and wrap-around services Referral by DHS, Recovery, Drug Heals or Family court only. Kristi Jackson (719) 499-5137
6. Rapid Rehousing – Short term rental assistance.  Holly Tumminaro (719) 881-1038
7. Street Outreach –connects with individuals who are experiencing homelessness to remove all barriers to housing and increase access to healthcare and services, assistance with completing the Housing Survey/VISPDAT (Vulnerability Index – Service Prioritization Decision Assistance Tool)-Jansen Howard(719) 291-1622  or John Moore (719) 208-6865

Kingdom Builder’s Family Life Center(719)247-8190 Crisis line (24/7): 719-464-4647
https://kbflc.org/
Colorado Springs, CO
KBFLC is committed to changing the narrative of underserved individuals, families and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking through advocacy, education, case management and mentorship
Violence Free Colorado Member Program

Laundry Love- (719)440-8235
2323 W. Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Laundry Love washes the clothes and bedding of low/no income families and person(s) across the US. We brighten the lives of thousands of people through love, dignity, and detergent by partnering with diverse groups and laundromats nationwide.

Life Support Center-(719) 475-2347, x12
http://www.ccharitiescs.org
228 N. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Supports and empowers pregnant women and families in their role to provide a nurturing and safe environment for themselves and their families.

Mercy’s Gate-(719)277-7470
https://mercysgatecs.org/
4360 Montebello Drive, Suite #300, Colorado Springs, CO. 80918
A church network helping with the emotional, physical, financial, and spiritual needs of families in northern Colorado Springs. Offers a food pantry, USDA commodities program, financial counseling and assistance, rent and utility bill assistance, nurse as needed, tax preparation assistance, legal advice, seasonal need programs, and heart training center. Call for hours and appointments.

One Nation Walking Together- (719) 329-0251
https://www.onenationwt.org/
3150 N Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80907
ONWT strives to make a positive impact in the lives of Native Americans. A people that are greatly underserved and misrepresented, ONWT is an organization about People helping People—not a cause. By addressing the specific needs of each community we serve, One Nation is able to be more than a “dump and run” charity. One Nation delivers the basic necessities of life while uplifting the lives of the most impoverished people in our country. Services include- Emergency services, family aid, food assistance, outreach, medical

Pikes Peak United Way-(719) 632-1543
www.ppunitedway.org
518 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO. 80903.
Addresses community needs through 70 community programs provided by 42 partner health and human service agencies. Programs include: Military Family Assistance Fund; Homeward Pikes Peak; Adult Resources for Care and Help; 2-1-1 Emergency Management; and more. Provides limited information and referrals, performs community assessments, and awards Community Initiative Grants.

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains- (719) 475-7162
https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-rocky-mountains
Colorado Springs Westside Health Center- 3480 Centennial Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Comprehensive healthcare resource for all aspects of women’s health, including exams and family planning. On-Site STD screenings and testing services, sex education and information, counseling services

The Resource Exchange (TRE)-(719) 380-1100
https://www.tre.org/
418 S. Weber St. Colorado Springs, CO. 80903

Sanctuary Church – Shower House- 719-634-7232
https://www.thesanctuarywestside.org/
1930 W Colorado Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Sundays 9am-12pm 

Springs Rescue Mission-(719) 632-1822
https://www.springsrescuemission.org
Main Office: 5 West Las Vegas St., Colorado Springs, CO. 80903.

Springs Rescue Mission is dedicated to seeing lives transformed and filled with hope as the community works together to fight homelessness, poverty, and addiction. Christian-based organization. 

1. Samaritan’s Kitchen- Soup Kitchen. ((719) 632-1822) 5 W. Las Vegas St. Provides hot food and a warm welcome to anyone in need. Open daily. Mealtimes 4pm, 4:30pm and 5pm. 
2. Homeless Shelter- Men’s-(719) 844-2758 Women’s-(719) 314-2398 @ 25 West Las Vegas Street-80903. Year-Round, low barrier shelter for the homeless to keep people safe, warm, and alive. Seven nights a week. Doors open at 5 pm and close at 10 pm.  
3. New Life Program-Men’s sober living/ residential recovery program -(719) 633-1822- 15 E. Las Vegas St., the 80903.-Christ-Centered program promotes healing the heart, soul, mind, and body. Fill out an application at.
4. Mission Inn- Men’s transitional housing-open to New Life Program graduates only,-(719) 632-1822, 116 South Nevada Avenue, 80903
5. Supportive Family Services- Provides food, clothing, and home goods free of charge-(719) 632-1822- 111 West Las Vegas Street, 80903. Donated blankets, food boxes, household items, cold weather clothing/gear all provided at zero cost
6. Resource Center-(719) 632-1822- 21 West Las Vegas Street, 80903. With trust, perseverance, and help, anyone can find a way off the streets.

Teens with Promise-(719) 266-0106
3540 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO. 80917
Teenagers are provided with supplies to start and stay in school, including clothing, school supplies, sports equipment, medical/dental care, and holiday gifts.

TESSA-(719) 633-1462
www.tessacs.org
24-Hour Hotline:-(719) 633-3819, TDD-(719) 633-1462
Provide counseling for sexual assault, temporary shelter, and food for women in crisis; information and referral services; victim advocacy, case management; community education; support groups; restraining order assistance; 24-hour crisis intervention; psychotherapy; court support; therapeutic and non-therapeutic support and services to children who have witnessed or been victims of domestic violence.

The Place (formerly Urban Peak)- (719)  630-3223
www.urbanpeak.org
423 E Cucharras Street, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Helps young people (ages 15-20) overcome homelessness and other real-life challenges by providing shelter, safety, respect, essential services, and a supportive community, empowering them to become self-reliant

Voces Unidas for Justice
http://www.vocesunidasforjustice.org/
720-588-8219
2519 Airport Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Voces Unidas for Justice provides an environment for Latinas embracing the richness of our identities while building empowerment & leadership around issues of justice, equality, & safety; with the main objectives of access to safety services, creating community-based advocacy for accessing social networks and services, and building community leadership in order to end domestic and sexual violence, and stalking for all people.

West Side Cares-(719)389-0759
https://westsidecares.org/
2808 West Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, CO. 80904
Food pantry; Sunday evening meals; rent and utility assistance (COPE); vouchers for clothing, laundry, and bus tokens; help with obtaining documentation, such as ID; medical assistance program; seasonal community garden; back-to-school supplies; seasonal/holiday assistance programs; referrals. Westside residents only. Hours: Mon. – Thurs., 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.; Thursday evenings, 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.