SRC Resource Network

“We don’t heal in isolation, but in community.”

– S Kelley Harrel

If you or someone you know is in an emergency, call 911 immediately.
If you are struggling with a mental health crisis, call Colorado Crisis Services at
1-844-493-8255 or text “Talk” to 38255
If you are in crisis or experiencing suicidal thoughts, call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 .

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Substance Use & Recovery Resources

DetoxResources for various types of detoxing include Medically Assisted and non-medically Assisted (aka Social Detox), in addition to Inpatient care and residential rehabilitation programs.
Dual Diagnosis CareAn individual with dual diagnoses, also known as co-occurring disorders, has both mental health issues and substance abuse disorder occurring simultaneously. When a person has a dual diagnosis, both conditions need to be treated. If only one of these conditions is treated, there’s a good chance the other will get worse. For example, if addiction is treated but mental illness is not, relapse can be more likely.
Overdose PreventionOverdose Prevention approaches help reduce certain health and safety issues associated with drug use. Overdose prevention was created by and for people who use drugs to improve health and wellbeing, including during active drug use.
Forms of overdose prevention include moderation management. Overdose Prevention supplies include syringe kits, fentanyl strips ,and Narcan
Medication-Assisted Recovery/TreatmentMedication-Assisted Recovery-MAR- (formerly called medication-assisted treatment-MAT) is the use of medications in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies for the treatment of substance use disorders. MAR is used to treat dependence on opioids, alcohol, and stimulants
Free Medicaid TransportationMany Medication, Assisted Recovery providers require patients to go to the clinic on a daily weekly or monthly basis. Medicaid recipients can utilize these transportation services to get to and from their treatment location as needed.
Mutual Aid Support & GroupsA safe and welcoming space for people struggling with the same issues to come together.
In/Outpatient Treatment CentersTreatment Center varies in the types and intensity of services offered. Such treatment costs less than residential, inpatient, and partial hospitalization treatment and often is more suitable for people with jobs or extensive social supports. It should be noted, however, that low-intensity programs may offer little more than drug education.
Sober LivingA sober living house is a peer-managed home designed to help people maintain sobriety. This is achieved through required sobriety, recovery group attendance, and household participation. Those who live in these houses rent rooms indefinitely and live a life in accordance with their responsibilities, like work and school. (via verywellmind.com)
Senior Services The Colorado Springs BEACON Guide is a trusted resource for local seniors and those who assist them. This annual resource guide features educational articles and hard-to-find contact information for local businesses, regional programs and national resources, all presented in the order of when you might need them.

Types of Detox

Medically Assisted Detox
In some cases, detoxing from certain drugs requires medication-assisted therapy to help ease the severity of withdrawal symptoms. Medications prescribed during detox are often tapered down until the patient is no longer physically dependent on addictive substances.

Non-Medically Assisted AKA “Social Detox”
Social detox is a viable option for patients whose withdrawal process is deemed manageable without medical intervention. It can be a very effective way to begin the recovery process for people who aren’t at risk of developing life-threatening withdrawal symptoms like seizures or severe dehydration.

Inpatient care and Residential rehabilitation treatment programs consist of 24-hour care at a live in facility. Program length ranges from 1 week to 18 months depending on several factors, including the severity of the addiction, and the existence of any co-occurring mental health conditions.

Medically & Non-Medically “Social Detox” Resources
Inpatient Care & Residential Rehabilitation

Cascade Canyon Teen Residential Treatment Detox Center-(719) 249-3545
https://www.sandstonecare.com/locations/colorado-teen-rehab/
Residential treatment center in Colorado designed specifically for teens struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and trauma. Cascade Canyon Teen Residential Center provides a home-like environment nestled peacefully in the Rocky Mountains adjacent to Pikes Peak Mountain just outside of Colorado Springs, Colorado

Cedar Springs Hospital-(719) 633-4114
https://www.cedarspringsbhs.com/
Provides inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment, as well as medical detoxification.
*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Denver Springs-(720) 643-4300
https://denversprings.com/
8835 American Way. Englewood, CO 80112
*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Mountain Springs Recovery– (877) 326-0467
https://mountainspringsrecovery.com/
1865 Woodmor Monument, CO 80132

NorthPoint Colorado-(970) 671-6378
https://www.northpointcolorado.com/
4565 Kendall Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538

Pathfinders– (866) 263-1847
https://pathfindersaz.com/colorado/
2953 S Peoria St. Suite 230 Aurora, CO 80014

Peaks Recovery Centers-(855) 906-3924
https://peaksrecovery.com/
1150 Kelly Johnson Blvd suite 204, 80920

Peak View Behavioral Health-(719) 444-8484
https://peakviewbh.com/
7353 Sisters Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80923
*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Recovery Unlimited-(719) 358-7338
http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/
140 S Parkside Dr. Colorado Springs CO 80910

Recovery Village Palmer Lake-(719) 884-0063 |https://www.palmerlakerecovery.com/
443 South Highway 105, Palmer Lake CO, 80133

Sandstone Care Detox Center (719) 249-3545
https://sandstonecare.com
2102 University Park Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80918

Non-Medical “Social” Detox Facilities

Crossroads Turning Point – (719) 203-6550, 1(800) 304-3758
https://www.crossroadstp.org/
1026 Maxwell Street Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Region Six Alcohol and Drug Abuse (RESADA)-(719) 456-2600
https://resadatreatment.com/service/resada-non-medical-detox-program/
11000 Road GG 5, Las Animas, CO, 81054

Cedar Springs Hospital- (719) 633-4114

https://www.cedarspringsbhs.com

2135 Southgate Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80906

As a progressive organization, Cedar Springs is always working to improve access, convenience and quality of care through innovation, research and training. We provide acute inpatient and residential treatment as well as partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs for substance use disorder. From assessment to discharge planning, all services are individualized to address patients’ needs.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Denver Springs- 720-643-4300

https://denversprings.com/

8835 American Way. Englewood, CO 80112

Denver Springs specialize in treating adolescents & adults who are struggling with mental health and addiction issues.Their goal is to consistently deliver quality, evidence-based treatment using a program-centered approach intended to reach beyond the typical crisis stabilization model commonly used throughout the industry.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

NorthPoint Colorado-970-671-6378

https://www.northpointcolorado.com/

4565 Kendall Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538

Joint Commission accredited 64-bed inpatient drug and alcohol treatment center located in Loveland, CO. Inpatient care, outpatient care and partial hospitalization programs are available as well as dual diagnosis care and care for adolescents.

*Accepting Medicaid dependant on location

Residential Rehabilitation Programs

Cascade Canyon Teen Residential Teatment Detox Center (719) 249-3545

https://www.sandstonecare.com/locations/colorado-teen-rehab/

Residential treatment center in Colorado designed specifically for teens struggling with substance use and co-occurring mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and trauma. Cascade Canyon Teen Residential Center provides a home-like environment nestled peacefully in the Rocky Mountains adjacent to Pikes Peak Mountain just outside of Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Cedar Springs Hospital- (719) 633-4114

https://www.cedarspringsbhs.com

2135 Southgate Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Crossroads Turning Points(719) 419-7959

https://www.crossroadstp.org/

411 South Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, CO – 80903

Nonprofit organization with comprehensive services in prevention, intervention, and co-occurring treatment. CTP specializes in heroin and opioid addiction treatment with a full continuum of care that includes detox, residential and outpatient services. Medication-Assisted Treatment is also available.Payment assistance is available

Denver Springs- 720-643-4300

https://denversprings.com/

8835 American Way. Englewood, CO 80112

Denver Springs specialize in treating adolescents & adults who are struggling with mental health and addiction issues. Their goal is to consistently deliver quality, evidence-based treatment using a program-centered approach intended to reach beyond the typical crisis stabilization model commonly used throughout the industry.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Homeward Pikes Peak (719) 231-7803

https://www.homewardpp.org

2010 E Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO, 80909

Bloom Recovery Home – A stable supportive housing program for pregnant women or mothers of infants with onsite staff and wrap-around services.
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
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

Mountain Springs Recovery-855-389-1377

https://mountainspringsrecovery.com

1865 Woodmoor Dr. Monument, CO 80132

Mountain Springs provides evidence-based healing and recovery programs for drug and alcohol addiction in Monument. They offer a team of highly competent professionals in various academic disciplines and specialties. Patients can then receive safe and comfortable on-site detoxification treatment with around-the-clock monitoring. The center’s treatment programs are structured in 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day formats. It integrates a wide variety of therapies, such as dual diagnosis treatment, psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, trauma therapy, 12-step treatment, and more. Aftercare services are provided to help patients reintegrate into everyday life and ensure a lasting recovery.

Pathfinders- (866) 263-1847

https://pathfindersaz.com/colorado/

2953 S Peoria St. Suite 230 Aurora, CO 80014

Pathfinders Recovery Center is a Premier Addiction and Co-Occurring Disorder treatment center with upscale locations in Arizona and Colorado. We provide researched, cutting edge, and effective drug and alcohol addiction treatment. The partners and leadership at Pathfinders Recovery Center have over 25 years of experience in the field of addiction treatment, co-occurring disorders, and the important but frequently overlooked; transition back into society.

Peaks Recovery Centers-855–906–3924

https://peaksrecovery.com/

2270 La Montana Way, Colorado Springs, CO 80918

Peaks Recovery Centers is a licensed residential treatment center for adults between the ages of 18 and 30 who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. The center is accredited by the Joint Commission for its safe and high-quality services. It offers gender-specific sober living and programming in a structured 90-day treatment program. The professional staff at the center provide services such as evidence-based individual and group therapies, trauma therapy, monthly family sessions, yoga, fitness activities, and outside fellowship meetings.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Peak View (719) 444-8484

https://peakviewbh.com/

7353 Sisters Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80923

Treats all forms of chemical-based addiction, including alcoholism and drug addiction (heroin, opiates, cocaine, meth, prescription drugs, etc.) in a non-judgmental environment. Medically monitored detox, dual diagnosis (co-occurring) treatment plans, relapse prevention, discharge planning. Group therapy setting, continued physician oversight and medication management, further stabilization and transition back into productive activities at home, work, and in the community

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Region Six Alcohol and Drug Abuse (RESADA)-(719) 456-2600

https://resadatreatment.com

11000 Road GG 5 , Las Animas, CO, 81054

The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake-(719) 602-0914

https://www.palmerlakerecovery.com/

443 S. Highway 105, Palmer Lake, CO 80133

The multidisciplinary staff will first conduct a comprehensive medical and psychiatric evaluation to tailor an individualized treatment plan to a client. Depending on each client’s needs, the programs commonly feature individual, group, and family therapy; a 12-step program, physical exercise, and recreational therapy, such as yoga, equine therapy, and art therapy. For patients seeking residential treatment, the center offers gender-specific housing with luxurious private and semi-private rooms that offer comfortable accommodations and amenities.

Springs Rescue Mission-(719) 632-1822

https://www.springsrescuemission.org

Main Office: 5 West Las Vegas St., Colorado Springs, CO. 80903.

New Life Program-Men’s sober living/ residential recovery program is a Christ-Centered program that promotes healing the heart, soul, mind, and body.

Other Residential Programs

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community (719) 662-1162.

https://www.coloradocoalition.org/fortlyonprogram

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community combines recovery-oriented transitional housing for people currently or formerly experiencing homelessness with peer support, and educational, vocational, and employment services on a beautiful campus in Southeastern Colorado. Individualized programs include peer support, education opportunities, vocational and employment services, and wide variety of hobbies and activities. Upon completion of the program, you will be assisted in getting housing and employment as you return to your community of choice, which can include housing subsidies if you qualify. Housing and employment assistance are provided upon completion of the program.

*Referral Required

Step Denver (303) 295-7837

https://stepdenver.org/

Step Denver is a men’s residential recovery community that helps low-income men overcome the consequences of addiction and rebuild their lives through sobriety, work, and accountability. Step Denver offers career counseling, life skills training that includes physical fitness, nutrition, financial budgeting, and family restoration, along with recreational and spiritual activities. Men, 21 and older may complete a telephone or walk-in interview and background check to apply for admission into the program. Due to city and county laws governing facilities of this type and to ensure a safe environment, Step Denver is not permitted to admit men convicted of severely violent or sexual offenses. There is no initial cost. However, men will be required to pay $15/day, $75/week or $200/month for fees once obtaining employment

The Other Side Academy-303-335-9488

https://www.theothersideacademy.com/

1859 York St, Denver, CO 80206

The Other Side Academy provides a 2-year residential self-help community for men and women who have hit rock bottom, usually from a lifetime of addiction and criminal behavior who want to learn a better way to live. The program provides free long-term residential housing and vocational training, education and basic life skills to former drug/alcohol abusers, homeless and others in a family-like community. Their goal is to help you gain the life skills you need to stay employed and return to society. Call, write, or walk in to get started.

Treasure House of Hope (720) 422-2534

https://www.treasurehouseofhope.com/

Treasure House of Hope (THH) is a one-year Christ-centered discipleship program offered to individuals who are lost, hurt, addicted, hopeless and desperate to change. They house and train participants to make sound decisions based on biblical principles that produce the fruit of a changed life all free of cost.

Achieve Whole Recovery – (719) 373-9703
https://achievewholerecovery.com/
1115 Elkton Dr. #300. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907

Mental health and addiction clinic in Colorado Springs that provides medication-assisted treatment, psychiatry, and therapy for both mental health and addiction. AWR operates within a team environment that includes psychiatrists, physician assistants, psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, and therapists. Outpatient services are offered for people struggling with addiction to alcohol, opioids, amphetamines, and other chemical substances of abuse. Vivitrol, Subclade (Suboxone shot), and Suboxone treatment are provided.

Same day walk-in appointments available for substance abuse patients Monday- Friday from 9-11am; 1-4:45pm
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Addiction Resources – (844) 640-0175
https://www.addictionresource.net/
The primary goal of Addiction Resource is to provide information, resources, and strength in support to addicted individuals.

AspenRidge (719) 627-2107
https://www.aspenridgerecoverycenters.com/colorado-springs-rehab/
1223 Lake Plaza Dr Unit C, Colorado Springs, CO 80906

AspenRidge offers people the tools to live successful and sober lives while utilizing the latest evidence-based therapeutic methods in a safe, accountable community setting. Aspenridge offers range of therapies to treat mental disorders in combination with addiction like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) EMDR and acupuncture

Avenues Recovery Center at Denver (720-704-0844)
Denver Rehab for Substance Abuse | Avenues Recovery
1820 S Potomac St | Aurora, Colorado 80012

Avenues Recovery Denver Rehab Center is a drug and alcohol detox and rehabilitation center located in Aurora, Colorado – a mere 25 minutes from the bustling city of Denver. Utilizing cutting-edge, evidence-based practices and a care model centered on community, Avenues offers an unusually successful clinical protocol. It’s what has helped 95% of our community achieve lasting sobriety. You may have been to treatment centers before – but you’ve never been to Avenues.

Cedar Springs Hospital – (719) 633-4114
https://www.cedarspringsbhs.com
2135 Southgate Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Crossroads Turning Points – (719) 419-7959
https://www.crossroadstp.org/
411 South Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, CO – 80903

Denver Springs – (720) 643-4300
https://denversprings.com/
8835 American Way. Englewood, CO 80112

We specialize in treating adolescents & adults who are struggling with mental health and addiction issues. Our goal is to consistently deliver quality, evidence-based treatment using a program-centered approach intended to reach beyond the typical crisis stabilization model commonly used throughout the industry.

Denver Women’s Recovery – (833-754-0542)
https://www.womensrecovery.com/colorado-drug-alcohol-rehab-programs/
3801 E Florida Ave, Ste 650. Denver, CO 80210

Denver Women’s Recovery (DWR) provides a quality, clinically savvy, trauma-integrated Intensive Outpatient Program. We provide comprehensive services to allow you to meet your treatment goals while also continuing to work, take care of children, and/or other responsibilities. Our goal is to assist you in discovering alternative solutions for coping with life (trauma, depression, anxiety, etc) rather than through the use of mind-altering substances.

Diversus Healthcare – (719) 572-6100
https://diversushealth.org/
115 S. Parkside Drive, Colorado Springs, CO. 80910

Outpatient mental health therapy for individuals, families and children, community support programs, psychiatric emergencies; substance abuse services; crisis management. Telehealth appointments available
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Hinds Feet Counseling – (719) 428-5432
http://www.hindsfeet.org
1322 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO. 80909

Hinds’ Feet Counseling serves adults dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues and adolescent youths in El Paso county dealing with substance abuse and/or mental health issues. They offer gender responsive therapy groups and co-ed education groups, as well as vocational, life skills training and adventure based therapy. They accept self-pay and offer a sliding fee scale based on income

Insight Services – (719) 447-0370
https://insightservicescolorado.com/
212 East Monument Street, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903

Insight Services offers different mental health and wellness services such as therapy for groups, individuals, families and couples. Substance-related and behavioral addiction treatment services also include therapy and education groups, adolescent services and DUI education. Insight Services, PLLC provides mental health and substance abuse services regardless of ability to pay. Discounts are offered based on household income and size. A sliding fee schedule is used to calculate the basic discount and is updated annually using the federal poverty guidelines.

Milestone Psychiatry – (719) 465-2819
https://www.milestonepsychiatry.com/

Milestone Psychiatry is a Veteran owned and operated, family-centered psychiatric clinic. Six board-certified practitioners provide medication management for children age 4 and above, adolescents, and adults of all ages. Milestone Psychiatry offers medication-assisted treatment for people struggling with addiction to alcohol, opiates, and amphetamines. Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Mountain Springs Recovery – 855-389-1377
https://mountainspringsrecovery.com/org/GMB/index.html
1865 Woodmoor, Monument, CO 80132

Springbok Health – (719) 766-8511
https://springbokhealth.us/
1318 W. Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs CO 80904
Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners, & nurses dedicated to helping others overcome their behavioral health difficulties and substance abuse issues- Vivitrol, opioid detox, Methamphetamine Medication Assisted Treatment. “At Springbok Health, we believe that we should be responsive to the healthcare needs of our communities and should direct our resources to meet those needs. PMHNP – BCs treatment includes positive partnerships with the individuals they serve, medication management, counseling, preventative healthcare, education and a high satisfactory experience.”
Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Spring EOP – (719-417-9425)
https://www.springeop.com/
731 North Weber Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903

The clinical programming of Spring EOP helps clients address a variety of mental health and addiction concerns including substance use disorders, trauma, couples and intimacy issues, familial stress, depression, anxiety, and other stressors that directly impact sobriety.

Urban Peaks Rehab-(303)-955-5131
https://urbanpeaksrehab.com/
Urban Peaks Rehab takes a multifaceted approach to recovery. They offer one-on-one therapy to develop a deeper understanding of SUD and group therapy services to give and get assistance from others who can understand the difficulties you face in recovery.

Walls Counseling – 719-362-0558
https://www.wallscounselingcolorado.com/
731 N Weber Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

“Counseling for Families, Teens, and Young Adults. Our counselors have a broad base of experience and depth of clinical knowledge…We specialize in: Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorders Adolescence Autism Spectrum Disorder Career Counseling Family Counseling Marriage and Couples Counseling Substance Use Disorders (Addiction) Behavioral Addictions (Pornography, etc) Sexual Abuse Trauma and EMDR Therapy and More…”

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Overdose Prevention Support Groups, Organizations

Better Safe- Overdose Prevention Support- (719)465-2295
https://srchope.org/better-safe-harm-reduction/

Peer-driven safe space for anyone looking for support in or seeking information about overdose prevention , medication-assisted recovery, moderation management

Buprenorphine Treatment Practitioner Locator – SAMHSA:
Buprenorphine Treatment Practitioner Locator | SAMHSA

High Rockies Overdose prevention
https://highrockiesharmreduction.com/

Combatting overdose deaths, the spread of infectious disease, economic costs and other negative consequences of substance use in rural Colorado through the expansion of evidence-based, overdose prevention programing and peer support services.

Keep The Party Safe
http://keepthepartysafe.org/

The Keep The Party Safe website and campaign educate Coloradans on how to recognize when someone is experiencing an overdose, administer a naloxone rescue, and check drugs to see if fentanyl is present. When used properly, fentanyl test strips are reliable and can be an important step to take. Test strips can be found online, via syringe access programs, and Denver residents can order them directly from the county for free.

Moderation Management
https://moderation.org/

Moderation Management is a recovery program designed to help people enjoy a healthier relationship with alcohol. Unlike other recovery groups, Moderation Management is not focused on total sobriety. Instead, their goal is to help members achieve success by learning to enjoy alcohol in moderation.
The Moderation Management community offers in-person meetings and chat groups, support forums, and even groups on social media platforms like Facebook.

Never Use Alone-(800) 484-3731
https://neverusealone.com/faq/#hfaq-post-612

Call 1 (800) 484-3731 to speak with a trained overdose preventionist when you are about to use a substance alone.

Organizations Providing Overdose Prevention Supplies

Access Point – Colorado Springs -(719) 578-9092
875 W Moreno Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80905
CHN’s Syringe Access Programs (SAP) is an anonymous program that offers sterile syringes and injection equipment, wound care kits, Naloxone, and other supplies at no cost for individuals who need them. No identification is required beyond client initials. SAP is a overdose prevention service implemented to reduce the spread of HIV, HCV and other infections. Fridays from 10am-12pm and 1:30pm-4pm
Denver- (303) 837-0166
Fort Collins- (970) 484-4469
Grand Junction- (970) 243-2437
Pueblo- (719) 621-1105

Love Alive- 719-283-6197
https://www.lovealivecos.org/
2230 W Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80904

Love Alive was created as a direct response to the alarming and heartbreaking overdose rates in El Paso County, Colorado. This community-based initiative is rooted in community support, overdose prevention, and the belief that all people deserve to live happy, healthy, and autonomous lives. Love Alive conducts overdose prevention and Narcan trainings with small businesses, service organizations, and providers in Colorado Springs

Southern Colorado Association– (719) 289-7149
https://www.socoharmreduction.org/
1249 East Routt Ave, Pueblo, CO 81004 US

Offer a variety of services including Acudetox, Narcan distribution, Fentanyl test strips, Clothing, SNAP program sign up, HIV/Hep C testing and Peer Support Services Syringe Access-Saturdays 12pm-4pm

Achieve Whole Recovery -(719) 373-9703 
https://achievewholerecovery.com/ 
1115 Elkton Dr. #300. Colorado Springs, CO.  80907 
Mental health and addiction clinic in Colorado Springs that provides medication-assisted treatment, psychiatry, and therapy for both mental health and addiction. AWR operates within a team environment that includes psychiatrists, physician assistants, psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, and therapists. Outpatient services are offered for people struggling with addiction to alcohol, opioids, amphetamines, and other chemical substances of abuse.  Vivitrol, Sublocade (Suboxone shot), and Suboxone treatment are provided. 
Same day walk-in appointments available for substance abuse patients Monday- Friday from 9-11am; 1-4:45pm 
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE. 
 
BHG Treatment Center- Colorado Springs- (719) 598-9750 
https://bhgrecovery.com/treatment-services/ 
4157 Centennial Blvd, Colorado Springs CO 80907 
Behavioral Health Group (BHG) treatment centers provide treatment in an outpatient setting. Regular counseling sessions and doctor visits are cornerstones to all programs. Certain programs require on-site administration of medication. The frequency of on-site dosing is determined by federal and state regulations, direction from the doctor with input from the treatment team, and the achievement of recovery milestones by the patient. This location solely provides methadone. Call 844-535-7291 to schedule a consultation. 
Same day walk-in appointments available Monday- Friday from 6:00am-7:30am
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE. 
 
Front Range Clinic- (719) 419-7735 
https://www.frontrangemd.com/ 
1861 Austin Bluffs Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80907 
Front Range Clinic takes an evidence-based and unique approach to drug addiction treatment and addiction medicine. Whether the substance being used is alcohol, prescription pills, heroin, or meth, we will try to help you. Our clinic is built on a culture of compassion, and we take pride in the judgment-free spaces that we have built for our clients. We believe in access to up-to-date care and treatment and have gone to great lengths to reduce the barriers to this care and drug treatment. Vivitrol, Sublocade (Suboxone shot), and Suboxone treatment provided. While walk-ins are accepted, it is best to call and schedule an appointment beforehand. 
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE 
 
Ascent Health- (719) 633-5298 
https://www.ascent.care/ 
2608 Palmer Park Blvd, Colorado Springs, co 
Ascent Health provides affordable and comprehensive outpatient treatment for those suffering with opiate type substance use disorder. Staff is dedicated to addressing the underlying causes of addiction with the latest research-supported methods, counseling, MAT services, and medication management. 
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.
 
Colorado Treatment Services 
 http://cotreatment.com 
5360 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918 -(719) 434-2031 
2010 E. Bijou Street Colorado Springs, CO – 80909-(719) 434-2061 
Colorado Treatment Services is an outpatient treatment facility that focuses on bettering the lives of those struggling with opioid addiction. Methadone and suboxone treatments are available in conjunction with counseling and support groups. 
Same day walk-in appointments available Monday- Friday from 5:00am-10:00am
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE. 
 
Denver Recovery Group–Colorado Springs-(719) 300-7021 
https://www.denverrecoverygroup.com/ 
2531 Airport Road, Colorado Springs CO 80910 
Denver Recovery Group is an opioid treatment center that provides medication assisted treatment (MAT) to individuals in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder. MAT services include methadone, suboxone, and vivitrol.  Call 720-616-0049 to schedule an intake. Walk-in patients are encouraged to arrive before 8:00am on Tuesday and Thursday to begin the intake process. 
 
Milestone Psychiatry-(719) 465-2819 
https://www.milestonepsychiatry.com/ 
Milestone Psychiatry is a Veteran owned and operated, family-centered psychiatric clinic. Six board certified practitioners provide medication management for children age 4 and above, adolescents, and adults of all ages. Milestone Psychiatry offers medication assisted treatment for people struggling with addiction to alcohol, opiates, and amphetamines. 
Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE. 
 
Recovery Delivered- (866) 757-9868 
https://www.recoverydelivered.com/ 
Medication Assisted Treatment through telemedicine and medication home delivery.-Opioid detox, Naltrexone, Campral, Antabuse, Suboxone, Vivitrol 
Cost: $75/visit includes the price of your virtual meeting with one of their licensed providers.  For those with insurance, your insurance should cover drug testing at a local lab as well as medication.  For those without insurance, their home delivered drug testing is $10/test sent out 4 at a time. 
 
Recovery Unlimited-(719) 358-7338
http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/
1702 E Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Evidence-based outpatient treatment and detoxification services for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. Its personalized treatment plans incorporate medication-assisted therapy; individual, group, and family therapy; yoga therapy, 12-step treatment, drug screenings, parental coaching, and more.

Rocky Mountain Transformational Recovery – (719) 203-7260
www.rockymountaintransformationalrecovery.com
Intake email: intake@rmtr.info

Rocky Mountain Transformational Recovery offers cutting-edge addiction medicine and primary care services through telemedicine. We provide accessible and convenient care to individuals seeking support for substance use disorders. Our virtual platform allows patients to receive comprehensive treatment from the comfort and privacy of wherever they reside. Housed or unhoused, we eliminate barriers to access and ensure continuity of care. Our team of experienced clinicians utilizes evidence-based interventions and personalized treatment plans to empower patients on their journey to recovery. With Rocky Mountain Transformational Recovery’s telemedicine program, help is just a click away, enabling individuals to achieve transformative change regardless of location. This transformative potential is at the heart of our services, which also include withdrawal management and primary care.

Springbok Health-(719) 766-8511 
https://springbokhealth.us/ 
1318 W. Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs CO 80904 
Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners, & nurses dedicated to helping others overcome their behavioral health difficulties and substance abuse issues- Vivitrol, opioid detox, Methamphetamine Medication Assisted Treatment. “At Springbok Health, we believe that we should be responsive to the healthcare needs of our communities and should direct our resources to meet those needs. PMHNP – BCs treatment includes positive partnerships with the individuals they serve, medication management, counseling, preventative healthcare, education and a high satisfactory experience.” 
Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.
*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE. 

Vivitrol Providers in Colorado Springs 
 
Achieve Whole Recovery -(719) 373-9703 
https://achievewholerecovery.com/ 
 
Denver Recovery Group–Colorado Springs-(719) 300-7021 
https://www.denverrecoverygroup.com/ 
 
Front Range Clinic-(719) 7735 12qa1q21q 
 https://www.frontrangemd.com/ 
 
Gateway to Success-(719) 374-1650 
https://www.gateway2success.us/ 
 
Mentally Strong-(719) 493-9555 
https://www.mentallystrong.com/ 
 
Milestone Psychiatry-(719) 465-2819 
https://www.milestonepsychiatry.com/ 
 
Recovery Unlimited-(719) 358-7338 
http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/ 
 
Springbok Health-(719) 766-8511 
https://springbokhealth.us/ 
 
For a list of MAT Programs that accept Medicaid/Medicare across Colorado, visit https://bha.colorado.gov/behavioral-health/opioid-treatment-programs to use the Program Locator tool

Axel Medical Transportation-719-401-7870

BestCare LLC-719-920-5580 / 720-280-8478

Bestcare Transport Solutions-720-451-9748

Blue Skies Transportation -719-357-9070 https://www.blueskiestransportation.com
GMT Ride LLC-719-920-9290 / 720-314-3311 https://gmtcare.com/

Good Neighbor Medical Transportation 719-210-6491

Goodwheels-719-442-2077

Joy care medical transport 719-766-228

Kador Transportation-(719) 470-0227
Light Transportation 719-877-3466 or 720-771-0241

Made Star Medical Transportation 719-755-9495, 720-871-2555

Medride -719-545-3333 https://medridecolorado.com/

Nexus Medical Transportation – 719-725-8000 – Home | Nexus (nexusmedicaltrans.com)

Premier Med Transportation Nonemergency Medical Transportation, 773-679-8241 719-551-1028.

Rocky Mountain Transportation Nonemergency Medical Transportation 719-551-1280, 719-551-1028 Colorado Springs, Denver Pueblo

Royal Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, Dispatch:719-551-7123 720-940-6688 720-416-2678

Super Medical Ride Nonemergency Medical Transportation 719-400-8090

Transit to Care -719-644-6005 https://www.transit2care.com/

Unicare Medride NEMT Ambulatory and Wheelchair Services 719-413-3238 or 709-249-6766

Unity Transportation – 719-259-8347 – Unity Transportation Service (unityglobal.network) – offers transportation from Colorado Springs to Denver.

Z-Trip – COS -719-766-4567 https://www.ztrip.com/colorado-springs/

RCO (Recovery Community Organization)– an independent, nonprofit organization led and governed by people in recovery and their allies. RCOs exist for people in recovery because of people in recovery.. RCO’s focus on advocacy, community education, outreach, and/or peer recovery support services

Support Group-a safe and welcoming space for people struggling with the same issues to come together. Support groups promote a sense of community and aim to empower their members.

All Recovery–https://srchope.org/all-recovery-meetings/

All Recovery Support Meetings are non-denominational, non-specific substance addiction, and are open to everyone, regardless of the uniqueness of their pattern or patterns of addiction. We function under the philosophy that people from every type of addiction have much in common and can benefit from sharing together. All Recovery Meetings honor all pathways to recovery, acknowledging that each person’s path is unique and reflects their personal strengths.

Better Safe-https://srchope.org/better-safe-harm-reduction/

Better Safe is comprised of two separate groups, an online introduction to harm reduction and moderation management with pertinent safety information, resources for emergencies and how to get support for those pathways, and an in-person meeting designed for those in active use who are taking/have taken the introduction and are looking for a place to discuss their journey and receive non-judgmental support.

CRAFT Community Reinforcement and Family Training–https://srchope.org/family-support/

Serenity Recovery Connection’s CRAFT Support Program is for family members and friends concerned about someone close to them who lives with a substance use disorder. The Community Reinforcement and Family Training approach (CRAFT) is an evidence-based, compassionate, and effective approach for engaging a reluctant loved one into treatment.

Fresh Out the Gates–https://srchope.org/peers-behind-the-walls/

Fresh Out the Gates, a weekly support group at Serenity Recovery Connection, focuses on a community of people who share similar problems adjusting in society and remaining sober after incarceration. The group provides understanding, hope and overall wellness through meetings and positive conversations and connections.

Impact Alumni Group–https://srchope.org/impact-alumni-group/

The Impact Alumni Group was created to support individuals who are graduates of the Fourth Judicial Specialty/Problem solving courts. All pathways to recovery are embraced in these support groups and are supported by peer coaches with lived experience. Open discussion in a non-judgmental environment allows participants to share their challenges and their goals.

Recover the Rainbow

Recover the Rainbow is a LGBTQIA2+ friendly group that works with All Recovery guidelines. This group strives to create a positive and uplifting environment that supports multiple pathways to recovery. All are welcome to join in person or via Zoom (given out at staff discretion)

WELLBRIETY– https://srchope.org/wellbriety-support/

The Wellbriety Movement is the 21st Century effort on the part of Native Americans in Recovery to create the opportunity for individuals, families, communities and nations to live sober and balanced lives; healthy lives that are balanced emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually.

vents, Accepts Medicaid and private insurance

High Rockies Harm Reduction

https://highrockiesharmreduction.com/

Combatting overdose deaths, the spread of infectious disease, economic costs and other negative consequences of substance use in rural Colorado through the expansion of evidence-based, harm reduction programing and peer support services.

Illuminate Community Recovery Services

Recovery Café Network

https://recoverycafenetwork.org/

Recovery Cafe is comprised of Member organizations throughout the US committed to serving people suffering from homelessness, addiction, and other mental health challenges.

Northwest Colorado Health Partnership-970-875-3630

https://thehealthpartnership.org/

Paradigm ONE (WAGEES)-719-709-1515

https://paradigmone.org

ParadigmONE provides re-entry help, housing connections to sober living houses for men and women, mentors and peer coaching, assistance with employment connections, bus passes, and connections to other community resources. The easiest way to get into the program is to get a referral from your parole officer. ParadigmONE also offers housing through their Transitional Safety Zone Program (TSZ), which provides a safe sober place to stay until you can provide a clean UA/BA and successfully transition into sober living. ParadigmONE also offers access to their recovery community center, which includes fitness classes, yoga, boxing, music, art, and much more.

PAWsitive Recovery

https://pawsitive-recovery.com/

PAWsitive Recovery gives people in recovery and animals in shelters a new “leash” on life, helping them heal from the wounds of addiction, trauma, and abuse. Drug abuse and addiction not only have an impact on people but can have an impact on animals as well. Their program is based on fostering, so without fosters, they can not accept dogs.

Peer 180

https://www.facebook.com/Peer180RCO

Peer180 is Grand Junction’s local Recovery Community Organization (RCO), which is an independent non-profit pioneered by those well into the recovery process themselves. In this organization, peers offer each other their support and experience to aid in their recovery from substance abuse

Peer Empowered Recovery Community Solutions (PERCS)
http://percsinc.org/

PERCS is a non-profit dedicated to helping others stuck in addiction or those already involved in the recovery community. PERCS provides peer coaches and a safe space in downtown Canon City for like-minded individuals to have fun in a judgement free zone.

Phoenix Multisport-(719) 440-0025

http://www.thephoenix.org/

nationwide non-profit that focuses on helping people get active in recovery. It is a free program with the only requirement being forty-eight hours of sobriety. The activities include indoor/outdoor rock-climbing, yoga, weight-lifting, boxing, and much more. It’s a great way to meet other people in recovery and have fun while doing it.

Rooted 303’

https://www.rooted303.com/

Rooted 303 helps those impacted by addiction with services to ignite their passion, discover their purpose, and reclaim their future through workshops, facilitated grouos, and peer coaching services

Sober AF Entertainment

https://soberafe.com/

“Sober AF Entertainment is a community for fun people looking for a safe environment to enjoy
music and sports. We offer discounted tickets to some of these events. We offer a place for
sober support groups to promote themselves and to add videos and blogs. We will add our own
interviews via Facebook Live as well as go live on Facebook while at concerts where there are sober support groups”

Trudging Together-720-519-9702

www.trudgingtogether.com

Recovery Coaching, podcasting, community support

White Bison- (877) 871-1495

https://whitebison.org/

White Bison is a Native American-operated non-profit company dedicated to creating and sustaining a grassroots Wellbriety Movement that provides culturally based healing to the next seven generations of Indigenous People. Wellbriety means to be sober and well. Wellbriety teaches that we must find sobriety from alcohol and other drugs addictions and recover from the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol on individuals, families, and whole communities. The “Well” part of Wellbriety is the inspiration to go on beyond sobriety and recovery, committing to a life of wellness and healing every day.

12-Step Programs

https://www.coloradospringsaa.org/

https://ca-colorado.org/meetings

https://nacolorado.org/

https://marijuana-anonymous.org/

https://al-anon-co.org/

Gay and Lesbians in Alcoholics Anonymous

http://gal-aa.org/

Even those who do find the AA fellowship is extremely valuable, some can still have a hard time finding their people. That’s why Gay and Lesbians in Alcoholics Anonymous (GaL-AA) is a great group for the LGBT community.

They welcome and embrace anyone who identifies as LGBTQIA+ in the AA fellowship for meetings, providing that extra little bit of helpful support. They also feature a newsletter and plenty of resources (such as city updates and personal stories for inspiration) for those who want some additional information online.

Celebrate Recovery

https://www.celebraterecovery.com/

12-step program that incorporates Christian teachings as its spiritual component. Celebrate Recovery may be ideal for someone who would like to combine their Christian spirituality with their journey to sobriety. This program supports reducing the stigma associated with mental health and helping pastors with addiction find their road to recovery. Celebrate Recovery has group meetings available in most states.

Popular 12-Step Alternative Support Programs

CHOICES in Healing & Recovery, Inc.

https://choicesforrecovery.org/

The core mission at CHOICES in Healing & Recovery, Inc. is to provide trauma informed care in behavioral health. CHOICES welcomes adults living with mental health & substance use disorders whether they choose abstinence, moderation or harm reduction from alcohol, drugs & behaviors, a non-spiritual/secular, or spiritual recovery model; to take mental health or substance use disorder medication, reduce or discontinue. CHOICES! In name and mission: through trauma informed peer support group alternatives, peer workshops and leadership training, and clinical supervision & CEU training for providers.

In the Rooms (Online Recovery)

https://www.intherooms.com/home/

In the rooms describes itself as a free online recovery tool that offers 130 weekly online meetings for those recovering from addiction and related issues. In The Rooms embraces multiple pathways to recovery, including all 12 Step, Non-12 Step, Wellness and Mental Health modalities

Moderation Management

https://moderation.org/

The Moderation Management community offers in-person meetings and chat groups, support forums, and even groups on social media platforms like Facebook.

LifeRing Secular Recovery
https://lifering.org/

Unlike 12-step programs, LifeRing does not rely on a higher power, sponsors, or certain steps to attain sobriety, but instead asks individuals to find strength and self-control within themselves. LifeRing is there to provide support as individuals find their own way to sustained sobriety and their own path in recovery. With face-to-face meetings and online support through a comprehensive online community, LifeRing is an international nonprofit organization.

Smart Recovery

https://www.smartrecovery.org/

Self-help support group for individuals who wish to remain abstinent from drugs and alcohol and/or other problem behaviors or activities. Offering face-to-face meetings with peers as well as daily online meetings, a chat room that runs 24/7, and an online message board, SMART Recovery is a research-based program that provides tools to help individuals change negative and defeating thoughts in order to enhance recovery from addiction.

SOS

http://www.sossobriety.org/

Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS) is a non-spirituality-focused organization that focuses on sobriety and mutual support. SOS was founded by James Christopher, a former AA attendee that became frustrated with the emphasis on God and religion. He expressed that frustration by writing “Sobriety Without Superstition,” published in Free Inquiry, a secular humanist journal. He received enough positive feedback that he founded SOS.

SOS recovery focuses on factors outside of spirituality like genetics and environmental factors. Importantly, SOS allows its members to determine for themselves whether they believe alcoholism is a disease.

Women for Sobriety

https://womenforsobriety.org/

Women for Sobriety (WFS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women overcome alcohol and drug addiction by providing a safe space for members to share their experiences. WFS focuses on helping women replace self-destructive thought patterns with more constructive ones, using 13 positive affirmations. Like other mutual support groups, WFS groups are run by a moderator in a conversation-like format and usually have 6-10 participants.

Sober Mommies Support Group

https://www.facebook.com/groups/OfficialSoberMommies/

This community provides a “safe, understanding, judgment-free support system for mothers in and contemplating recovery from substance abuse/misuse.” The goal here is to empower women to reach their full recovery while parenting… which can be harder than it looks.

This support group hopes to provide opportunities for women who are balancing recovery and parental responsibilities to share with their peers about the ups, downs, and unique challenges of this lifestyle.

Sober Black Girls Club

https://www.soberblackgirlsclub.com/

“Our traumas run so deep that we often feel stuck, as if we will never find solutions to the struggles we face. So yes, we drink, and if anyone were in our shoes, they would probably drink too.” These are the words that begin Sober Black Girls Club’s mission, and they’re right. The traumas faced by the Black community, and women in particular, are many. So finding help in recovery for your particular experience is really important, which is why this community exists.

SBGC is a community that provides resources and support to Black girls, womxn, and non-binary folks considering beautiful sober lives. You can sign up to receive a newsletter, join the club, find support groups, get mentoring, and so much more.

Online Support Group Databases

FindRecovery.com

https://findrecovery.com/

National website searchable database that helps visitors to find a nearby meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and Al-Anon.

In the Rooms (Online Recovery)

https://www.intherooms.com/home/

VeryWellMinded.com

https://www.verywellmind.com/find-a-support-group-meeting-near-you-69433
an award-winning resource for reliable, compassionate, and up-to-date information on an expansive list of support groups: 12-step, secular, faith-based, dual-diagnosis and harm reduction

FAITH-BASED RECOVERY

Alcoholics for Christ

https://www.alcoholicsforchrist.com/

Alcoholics for Christ is an interdenominational, non-profit organization that provides support for not just addicts but also the family members of the addict. The goal is to help the addict and those around them restore their faith in religion.

Catholics in Recovery

https://catholicinrecovery.com/

Catholics in Recovery is a nonprofit organization helping those suffering from all types of addictions, both substance and behavioral. The organization utilizes the 12-step program as well as the sacramental love and mercy of the Catholic Church.

Celebrate Recovery

celebraterecovery.com

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, 12 step recovery program for anyone struggling with hurt, pain or addiction of any kind. Celebrate Recovery is a safe place to find community and freedom from the issues that are controlling our life.

Find a meeting-https://locator.crgroups.info/

Christians in Recovery

http://christians-in-recovery.org/

This organization focuses on addictions of all kinds. They focus on helping the addict regain balance in their life through the bible and the 12-step program.

Jewish Addiction Awareness Network

https://www.jaanetwork.org/resources/jewish-resources.php

Also known as JAAN, this organization provides resources and tools to help those struggling with addiction in the Jewish Community. They provide information on Jewish-specific treatment centers and programs throughout the United States.

LDS Programs

https://www.addictionguide.com/recovery/faith/lds-addiction-recovery/

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) has a program called the Addiction Recovery Program (ARP).

One Simple Voice-(719) 507-9255

onesimplevoice.org

228 N. Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906

One Simple Voice is a Roman Catholic, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with the essential purpose of assisting people who desire to begin or enhance their transformation to a life of sacred wisdom, peace, love and union with God.

Recovery Dharma

https://recoverydharma.org/

Founded on, and inspired by Buddhist teachings, Recovery Dharma is a peer-led community unified by trust in the potential of each of person to recover and find freedom from the suffering of addiction. “We believe that the traditional Buddhist teachings, often referred to as the Dharma, offer a powerful approach to healing from addiction and living a life of true freedom.”

Refuge Recovery

https://www.refugerecovery.org/

Refuge Recovery is a book by bestselling author and renowned Buddhist teacher Noah Levine. In the book, Levine adapts the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths and Eight Fold Path into a proven and systematic approach to recovery.

Sunday Recovery Meeting– The Sanctuary Church

1930 West Colorado Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80904

Sunday 7:30pm-9:00pm

U-turn for Christ-(719) 473-6285

https://www.uturncs.com/

514 N. Wahsatch Ave. Colorado Springs, CO, 80903

U-Turn for Christ is a Christian rehabilitation center with locations throughout the United States. It has over twenty-five years of experience providing a Biblical model of restoration for men and women suffering from the cycle of addiction. The first phase of the program is a two-month discipleship program that features morning devotions, daily chores, healthy fellowship, volunteer work, evening Bible study, and nightly personal devotion time. The second phase of the program is six months long, wherein patients can serve in ministry or return to work and attend church with participants from the first phase of treatment.

Outpatient treatment varies in the types and intensity of services offered. Such treatment costs less than residential, inpatient, and partial hospitalization treatment and often is more suitable for people with jobs or extensive social supports. It should be noted, however, that low-intensity programs may offer little more than drug education.

Intensive Outpatient aka Intensive Day Treatment, can be comparable to residential programs in services and effectiveness, depending on the individual patient’s characteristics and needs. Group counseling can be a major component. Some programs treat patients with co-occuring medical or mental health problems in addition to their drug disorders.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is a short-term form of intensive rehab, usually for those with acute symptoms that are hard to manage but don’t require 24-hour care. PHPs have structured programming (i.e. individual and/or group therapy), and usually meet 3-5 days a week for around 6 hours (i.e. 9 am-3 pm). Some PHPs are residential (patients sleep on site) and some are not, so patients sleep at home. PHPs can last from 1-6 months, and some offer transportation and meals.

**Listed from Least to Most Intensive**

Outpatient Treatment
Intensive / Partial Hospitalization

Achieve Whole Recovery -(719) 373-9703

https://achievewholerecovery.com/

1115 Elkton Dr. #300. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907

Mental health and addiction clinic in Colorado Springs that provides medication-assisted treatment, psychiatry, and therapy for both mental health and addiction. AWR operates within a team environment that includes psychiatrists, physician assistants, psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, and therapists. Outpatient services are offered for people struggling with addiction to alcohol, opioids, amphetamines, and other chemical substances of abuse. Vivitrol, Sublocade (Suboxone shot), and Suboxone treatment are provided.

Same day walk-in appointments available for substance abuse patients Monday- Friday from 9-11am; 1-4:45pm

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Ascent Health– (719) 633-5298

https://www.ascent.care/

2608 Palmer Park Blvd, Colorado Springs, co

Ascent Health provides affordable and comprehensive outpatient treatment for those suffering with opiate type substance use disorder. Staff is dedicated to addressing the underlying causes of addiction with the latest research-supported methods, counseling, MAT services, and medication management.

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

AspenRidge (719) 627-2107

https://www.aspenridgerecoverycenters.com/colorado-springs-rehab/

1223 Lake Plaza Dr Unit C, Colorado Springs, CO 80906

AspenRidge offers people the tools to live successful and sober lives while utilizing the latest evidence-based therapeutic methods in a safe, accountable community setting. The facility recognizes that family and community systems are impacted by addiction, and aim to treat these peripheral issues as well.

Crossroads Turning Points(719) 419-7959

https://www.crossroadstp.org/
411 South Cascade Ave. Colorado Springs, CO – 80903
Nonprofit organization with comprehensive services in prevention, intervention, and co-occurring treatment. CTP specializes in heroin and opioid addiction treatment with a full continuum of care that includes detox, residential and outpatient services. Medication-Assisted Treatment is also available. Payment assistance is available

Denver Springs– 720-643-4300

https://denversprings.com/

8835 American Way. Englewood, CO 80112

Homeward Pikes Peak (719) 231-7803

https://www.homewardpp.org

2010 E Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO, 80909

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

NorthPoint Colorado-970-671-6378

https://www.northpointcolorado.com/

4565 Kendall Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538

Joint Commission accredited 64-bed inpatient drug and alcohol treatment center located in Loveland, CO. Inpatient care, outpatient care and patrial hospitalization programs are available as well as dual diagnosis care and care for adolescents.

*Accepting Medicaid dependant on location

Peak View (719) 444-8484

https://peakviewbh.com/

7353 Sisters Grove, Colorado Springs, CO 80923

Treat all forms of chemical-based addiction, including alcoholism and drug addiction (heroin, opiates, cocaine, meth, prescription drugs, etc.) in a non-judgmental environment.

The outpatient program is designed for clients who can independently handle many aspects of their life without round-the-clock monitoring, but who need more intense work beyond standard talk therapy.

Peaks Recovery Centers-855–906–3924
https://peaksrecovery.com/
1150 Kelly Johnson Blvd suite 204, 80920

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Recovery Systems PC -719–578–5433

https://www.recovery-systems.org/

119 N. Wasatch Ave. Colorado Springs, CO.80903

Based in Colorado Springs, Recovery Systems PC has over twenty years of experience providing evidence-based outpatient treatment for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction and their loved ones. The structured, comprehensive program integrates individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, family education, social support, drug screening, and early recovery. Counseling services include positive psychology, cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, 12-step philosophy, and compassionate care. The staff is comprised of social workers and licensed addiction and clinical counselors.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Recovery Unlimited-(719) 358-7338

http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/

1702 E Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Evidence-based outpatient treatment and detoxification services for individuals suffering from drug and alcohol addiction. Its personalized treatment plans incorporate medication-assisted therapy; individual, group, and family therapy; yoga therapy, 12-step treatment, drug screenings, parental coaching, and more. The professional staff is comprised of substance abuse counselors and other medical professionals. Recovery Unlimited received the “Best Business of 2018” award from ThreeBestRated for being one of the best addiction treatment centers in Colorado Springs.

Region Six Alcohol and Drug Abuse (RESADA)-(719) 456-2600

http://www.resada.org

11000 Road GG 5 , Las Animas, CO, 81054

RESADA exists to assist individuals affected by substance use issues, problems, and concerns by offering a clean and safe environment while fostering progress, enriching lives, and enhancing the recovery process. We understand addiction is an illness and strive to provide recovery tools that help overcome and strengthening of the mind, body and spirit. Outpatient Program is assessment driven and treatment plan orientated. RESADA uses evidence based and researched strategies that have been proven to help aid in addiction recovery. These strategies are used in individual and group therapy to give the client a unique client centered program to maximize treatment outcomes.

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted, Sliding Scale Payments Available

A New Hope LLC(719) 493-0862

https://anewhopecolorado.com/

3470 Briargate Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80920

A New Hope LLC is a Joint Commission-accredited drug and alcohol treatment center that offers residential, intensive outpatient, and sober living programs. It emphasizes holistic and alternative therapies, such as equine therapy, aromatherapy, acupuncture, meditation, yoga, nutrition, and exercise. Additionally, the center uses state-of-the-art therapies, including neurofeedback technology and nutraceutical amino acid therapy to restore brain wave and neurotransmitter balance. Group therapy is a cornerstone of treatment at A New Hope LLC and incorporates a range of treatment modalities, including mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention, relationship skills, and more.

Denver Women’s Recovery–833.754.0542

https://www.womensrecovery.com/colorado-drug-alcohol-rehab-programs/

3801 E Florida Ave, Ste 650. Denver, CO 80210

Denver Women’s Recovery (DWR) provides a quality, clinically savvy, trauma-integrated Intensive Outpatient Program and sober living. Denver Women’s Recovery is a community for women by women who are struggling with alcohol and drug addictions as well as dual diagnosis.

Gateway to Success-(719) 374-1650

https://www.gateway2success.us/

155 Printers Parkway Suite #200, Colorado Springs, CO 80910

Intensive treatment for a minimum of 6 hours for youth and 9 for adults per week. Intensive treatment is offered in group/individual format and utilizes brief therapy to assist individuals in identifying personal goals in the therapeutic process. Individuals are given the opportunity to explore thought process, mood management, emotional regulation, stress reduction, behavioral patterns, skill development, reduce psychological distress, develop a relapse prevention plan and process current/past issues. Individuals will develop a personalized service plan that highlights strengths and compliment goals

NorthPoint Colorado-970-671-6378

https://www.northpointcolorado.com/

4565 Kendall Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538

Recovery Systems PC -719–578–5433

https://www.recovery-systems.org/

119 N. Wasatch Ave. Colorado Springs, CO.80903

*Medicaid/Medicare Insurance Accepted

Recovery Unlimited-(719) 358-7338

http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/

1702 E Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80909

The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake-(719) 602-0914

https://www.palmerlakerecovery.com/

443 S. Highway 105

Palmer Lake, CO 80133

Provides full continuum of care options, including medically-supervised detoxification, inpatient, partial hospitalization, regular and intensive outpatient, and family treatment programs. The multidisciplinary staff will first conduct a comprehensive medical and psychiatric evaluation to tailor an individualized treatment plan to a client. Depending on each client’s needs, the programs commonly feature individual, group, and family therapy; a 12-step program, physical exercise, and recreational therapy, such as yoga, equine therapy, and art therapy. The Recovery Village is a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers.

Region Six Alcohol and Drug Abuse (RESADA)-719-456-2600
http://www.resada.org/

11000 Road GG 5 , Las Animas, CO, 81054
RESADA exists to assist individuals affected by substance use issues, problems, and concerns by offering a clean and safe environment while fostering progress, enriching lives, and enhancing the recovery process. We understand addiction is an illness and strive to provide recovery tools that help overcome and strengthening of the mind, body and spirit.

Soaring Hope Recovery 719-493-0862
http://soaringhoperecovery.com/

3470 Briargate Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Soaring Hope Recovery is a Joint Commission-accredited drug and alcohol treatment center that offers residential, intensive outpatient, and sober living programs. It emphasizes holistic and alternative therapies, such as equine therapy meditation, nutrition, neurofeedback technology and nutraceutical amino acid. Group therapy is a cornerstone of treatment at Soaring Hope Recovery and incorporates a range of treatment modalities, including mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy, relapse prevention, relationship skills, and more.

Spring EOP–(719) 417-9425

https://www.springeop.com/

731 North Weber Street Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Spring EOP stands for “Enhanced Outpatient Programming,” an elevated outpatient experience for exploring and addressing substance use disorders, and the underlying issues that fuel addiction. The clinical programming of Spring EOP helps clients address a variety of mental health and addiction concerns including substance use disorders, trauma, couples and intimacy issues, familial stress, depression, anxiety, and other stressors that directly impact sobriety.

For more information on sober living programs in the Denver area, Visit https://www.hornbucklefoundation.org/our-sober-living-partners

A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes- (719) 465-6542
www.a2ndchancerecovery.com

Description: transitional housing provides residents with a safe, supportive environment based on the 12 steps of recovery. AA,NA,CMA,HA & Celebrate Recovery. Learn tools for a new way of living without drugs or alcohol. The goal is to give back that which was freely given within the rooms of AA.
Services Provided: Peer coaching available, Alcohol & drug-free social activities, Living skills, Overnight visits with children.

All-In Halfway- (719) 661-9778

Chance Homes, Colorado Springs, (917) 405-8990
https://www.facebook.com/people/Chance-Homes/100090921904055/

Eudaimonia Sober Living- (719) 941-8097 or (888) 426-4565
https://eudaimoniahomes.com/

Description: Accountable living environment with structured scheduling to help residents maintain a sober lifestyle on their own. Certain insurance may be accepted.
Services Provided: Enables the 12-Step program in a structured, safe, clean and spiritual atmosphere.
CARR Certified Home

Gospel Homes for Women Sober Living (Women’s House)- 719-291-3406
www.gospelhomesforwomen.org.

Description: Christian Faith-Based ministry that provides faith-based sober living homes for homeless, the abused, or previously incarcerated women
Services Provided: Supportive spiritual community through mentorship, bible studies, and financial health and goal-setting assistance.
CARR Certified Home

Grit Grounds Sober Living- (719) 280-3013
Link to brochure:
https://gritgrounds.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Brochure.pdf

Description: provide a comprehensive & established system of care in residence for substance abuse & mental health participants.
Services Provided: Curriculum is built around structure, support, and involvement in a 12-step program. Offer an ethical and compassionate approach to helping all clients succeed in living sober.
CARR Provisional Certified Home

Hazelbrook Sober Living-(303) 800-7009
https://hazelbrooksoberliving.com/

Description- Award-winning quality and affordable sober living program in the Denver Metro area of Colorado and Colorado Springs. All homes are located within walking distance of bus stops, grocery stores, AA/NA meetings
Services Provided: Operate five men’s homes and two women’s homes, 12 Step and non-12 Step programs, peer recovery coaching, bible studies, specialized recovery groups, and individualized treatment plans
CARR Certified Home

Homeward Pikes Peak- Harbor House, Project Detour
https://www.homewardpp.org

Harbor House Recovery Home – (719) 761-6875 /(719) 209-2475

Description: 1-year structured sober living for motivated men. Open to any form of referral, including self-referrals.
Services Provided: gender-specific treatments, individualized treatment plan, transportation support, child care assistance, assessment of clinical needs, individualized and group treatments, couples and family counseling

Project Detour – (719)-471-0213

Description: 1-year structured sober living for single, pregnant, and women with children under 1 year old. Referral by DHS, Recovery, Drug Heals, or Family court only.
CARR Certified Home

Ithaka Land Trust- (719) 578-1629
https://www.ithakaland.org/

Description: transitional and permanent affordable housing for those desiring a sober-living home; those are struggling with mental illness; individuals on parole or probation; people fleeing domestic violence or abuse; and those living in emergency shelters, in their cars, or on the street.
Services Provided: 125 residents, two hospitality houses, two apartment buildings, two four-unit buildings, and fifteen houses.

Next Chapter Transitional Housing Sober Living – (719) 930-6811
https://www.nextchapterhouse.com/

Description: sober living home for females over the age of 18 who want to live in a supportive drug and alcohol-free environment to start their road to recovery, Total of ten beds
Services Provided: visitation with children is permitted. Program length depends on the participant; however, their goal is a two-year stay at most.
CARR Provisional Certified Home=

Oxford House Inc- Sober Living/ Group Homes
www.OxfordVacancies.com
23 Locations in Colorado Springs

Description: Collective of 2,000+ residences worldwide offering a community-based approach to addiction recovery. Each house is autonomous, democratically run by the residents alone, and fully self-supporting.
Services: Locations for men, women and locations that accept women with children. Not a rehab center or a program. Democratically ran BEAUTIFUL and COMFORTABLE fully furnished sober living homes.

*Please visit https://oxfordhouse.org/ for more information and FAQ.

Rocky Mountain Sober Living-(719) 357-6529
https://www.rockymountainsoberliving.com/

Description: Offers a structured, supportive environment for individuals seeking recovery. “We offer a place to feel human again, establish a disciplined life, and regain and maintain a strong program of recovery, all while experiencing the relational support necessary to sustain a sober existence.”

SPERO/David’s House-(303) 351-7888
https://www.sperorecovery.org/

Description: Provides clients with upscale amenities and personalized comfort while addressing the complex emotional issues of recovery as it applies to substance abuse, alcoholism, gambling addiction, and even co-occurring disorders.

Sunrise Serenity-(719)-358-3750

Description: Provides safe and sober shared housing for men and women in a safe location. Rooms are shared or private. The houses requires 12-step meetings, household duties, and meetings and has a zero-tolerance policy. One men’s location- Pinehouse, and one women’s location-Norwood House
Services Provided: Job Coaching
Medicaid is not currently accepted, but vouchers and other assistance is available

Methadone and Suboxone-Friendly Housing:

All Oxford Houses
A 2nd Chance Recovery
- Methadone is administered on the property, and Sublocade(intravenous buprenorphine) *buprenorphine tablets/strips are not permitted.
Sunrise Serenity
- Sublocade(intravenous buprenorphine) is permitted if administered professionally off-site *methadone and buprenorphine tablets/strips are not permitted
Homeward Pikes Peak
Next Chapter Transitional Housing Sober Living
Shore/Bijou Ithica Land– Has to be administered off-site
Eudominia-Has to be administered off-site
My Brother’s Keeper- Case by case situation.
Grit Grounds-Some restrictions apply
Gospel Homes for women

Program Name	Contact Number	Website
A 2nd Chance Recovery Homes	(719) 217-4383	https://a2ndchancerecovery.com/
All-In Halfway	(719) 661-9778
Chance Homes	(917) 405-8990
Embark Recovery Housing	(800) 604-8978	https://www.embarkpca.net/transitional-recovery-housing
Emersyn House	(443) 821-1494	https://www.emersynhouse.com/
Eudaimonia Recovery Homes	(888) 424-4029	https://eudaimoniahomes.com/
GatewayMAT	(719) 209-3749
Gospel Homes for Women	(719) 633-5079	https://gospelhomesforwomen.org/
Grit Grounds	(719) 280-3013	https://www.facebook.com/gritgrounds/
Homeward Pikes Peak	(719) 473-5557	https://homewardpp.org/
Hope is Alive		https://hopeisalive.net/
Next Chapter	(719) 930-6811	https://www.nextchapterhouse.com/
Rocky Mountain Sober Living	(719) 357-6529	https://www.rockymountainsoberliving.com/
Sunrise Serenity Homes	(719) 358-3750

Program Name	Location	Website	Contact Number
Empower Recovery	Arvada	https://empowerrecoveryhomes.com/	(720) 530-9809
Jefferson Center	Arvada	https://www.jcmh.org/	(303) 425-0300
Lotus Lodge	Arvada	https://lotuslodgesoberliving.com/	(303) 551-1610

Aurora Sober Living	Aurora	https://aurorasoberliving.com/	(720) 339-6947
Carla Vista Sober Living	Aurora	https://carlavista.com/	(480) 612-0296
Em’s House Foundation	Aurora	https://emshousefoundation.org/	(720) 593-9090
Front Range Sober Living	Aurora	https://frontrangesoberliving.com/	(720) 309-0494
Helpful Heart House	Aurora	https://www.helpfulhearthouse.com/	(303) 522-8364
Homes With Heart	Aurora	https://www.homeswithheart.org/	(720) 282-0212
New Hope Sober Living	Aurora	https://newhopesoberliving.com/	(303) 880-0075

Satori Sober Living	Aurora	https://www.satorisoberliving.com/	(303) 349-9800
Stride Sober Living	Aurora	https://www.stridesoberliving.com/	(303) 905-9580
Sunrise Serenity Homes	Aurora		(719) 358-3750
Temperance Sober Living	Aurora	https://temperancesoberliving.com/	(303) 507-6858
Transitions Sober Living	Aurora	http://www.tslcolorado.com/index.html	(303) 501-6500
Matt Dangel’s House	Canon City	https://www.facebook.com/MattDangelshouse/	(719) 602-4650
All About Recovery Inc	Denver	https://www.allaboutrecoverycolorado.com/	(720) 877-5091
Ananeo Colorado	Denver	https://www.ananeo.org/	(720) 224-8928
Gail’s Place	Denver	https://www.gailsplace.org/	(208) 602-2742
Mile High Sober Living	Denver	https://milehighsoberliving.com/	(720) 445-5729
Mobarez Solutions	Denver	https://www.mobarezsolutions.org/housing-solutions	(720) 628-8665
Mountain West Recovery	Denver	https://www.mountainwestrecovery.com/home	(720) 288-0450
Northstar Sober Living	Denver	https://www.northstartransitions.com/	(866) 407-2240
Promises	Denver	https://thepromisessoberliving.com/	(720) 815-6394
The Salvation Army/Harbor Light	Denver	https://denverharborlight.salvationarmy.org/	(720) 305-5670
Summit Healing	Denver	https://www.summithealing.com/	(303) 876-1077
Authentic Recovery Homes	Denver	https://www.authenticrecoveryhomes.com/	(720) 766-9093
All Points North Recovery Residences	Edwards	https://apn.com/	(855) 510-4585
Purpose House Sober Living	Fort Collins	https://www.purposehousesoberliving.com/	(970) 889-3155
Centennial Mental Health	Fort Morgan	https://www.centennialmhc.org/	(970) 522-4549
Amos Supportive Housing	Grand Junction	https://amossoberhousingassociation.com/	(970) 778-4360
A Step UP	Grand Junction		(480) 819-9114
North Range Behavioral Health	Greeley	https://northrange.org/	(970) 347-2120
Just Living	Lakewood	https://www.justlivingrecovery.org/	(720) 408-8702
Mary’s Hope Sober Homes	Lakewood	http://www.maryshopesoberhomes.com/	(720) 473-7105
Pathfinders Recovery Center	Lakewood	https://pathfindersaz.com/colorado/	(866) 275-0079
Red Rock Recovery Center Colorado	Lakewood	https://www.redrockrecoverycenter.com/	(855) 908-0071
Route 2 Recovery	Lakewood	https://route2recoveryservices.com/	(720) 422-0492
Sophrosyne Sober Living	Lakewood	https://sophrosynesoberliving.com/	(303) 598-2960
Unity Sober Living	Lakewood	https://www.unitysoberliving.org/	(954) 682-6152
Lamar Transitional Living	Lamar		(719) 336-0650
Heart Mind Haven	Littleton	https://heartmindhaven.org/	(303) 578-0226
CREW Sober Living	Northglenn	https://crewsoberlivingco.com/	(720) 722-5311
Step Seven	Parker	https://www.stepseven.org/	(303) 840-0006
Crossroads Turning Points	Pueblo	https://www.crossroadstp.org/	(800) 304-3758
Travis House	Steamboat	https://www.travishouse.org/	(970) 846-6451
Threshold to Recovery	Westminster	https://www.thresholdtorecovery.com/	(720) 458-8090
Multiple Locations
Zen Mountain Sober Living	Aurora, Centennial	https://www.zenmountainhouse.com/	(720) 515-3299
Hazelbrook Sober Living	Aurora, Denver	https://www.hazelbrooksoberliving.com/	(303) 800-7009
House of RAHAB/The Don’t Look Back Center	Aurora, Denver	https://thedontlookbackcenter.org/	(720) 638-8397
Tribe Recovery Homes	Aurora, Denver	https://triberecoveryhomes.com/	(720) 608-7423
Elevate Recovery Homes	Centennial, Englewood, Westminster	https://elevaterecoveryhomes.com/	(720) 608-5875
Valiant Living	Centennial, Foxfield, Highlands Ranch	https://www.valiantliving.com/	(720) 669-1285
Spero Sober Living Homes	Denver, Lakewood, Littleton	https://www.sperorecovery.org/sober-living-homes-co/	(303) 736-2545
Monarch Sober Living Homes	Denver, Lakewood, Wheatridge	https://monarchsoberlivinghomes.com/	(877) 835-1545
I Am – Recovery	Denver, Littleton	https://www.iam-recovery.com/	(303) 888-0043

The Colorado Springs BEACON Guide

is a trusted resource for local seniors and those who assist them. This annual resource guide features educational articles and hard-to-find contact information for local businesses, regional programs and national resources, all presented in the order of when you might need them. Each year, we call to verify each phone number and listing to ensure readers have the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Learn More About Colorado Springs Beacon Guide

Community Resources

Community based resources all focus on providing more immediate help to those in need in the great Colorado Springs area. These resources range from emergency housing, hotlines, family resources, and more.

Basic NeedsThese resources are here to help provide free and low-cost options for needs like clothing, housing, and food.
BIPOC / LGBTQIA2+
Crisis & Sucide Prevention
Employment & Financial Assistance
Family Resources
Government Programs
Local Non-Profits
Mental & Physical Health
Legal Assistance / Justice-Involved Citizens
Veterans Services

2-1-1 United Way- toll-free one-call access to over 400 service providers in El Paso, Teller, and six other Colorado counties. The 2-1-1 service is designed to help those in need get easy and quick access to agencies that can assist them. Call to speak with a knowledgeable operator who will look up important agency, program, and service information and provide referrals to the caller. For a link to 2-1-1 services online, visit http://211colorado.org.

Emergency Shelters

New Promise (Families With Children -18)-719- 358-6220

RJ Montgomery Center-Salvation Army (Adults, Adults w/ Children)-719-578-9190

Springs Rescue Mission (Adults 18+)-719- 632-1822

TESSA (Survivors of Domestic Violence)-719- 633-3819

The Place (Youth 15-20)-719- 630-3223

Urban Peak Emergency Shelter-719-630-3223

Non-Emergent Housing Assistance

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community -(719) 662-1100
https://www.coloradocoalition.org/fortlyonreferral
30999 Co Rd 15, Las Animas, CO 81054
The Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community provides recovery-oriented transitional housing to individuals experiencing homelessness. The program combines housing with peer support, educational, vocational, and employment services for up to 250 people currently or formally experiencing homelessness from across the state of Colorado, emphasizing serving veterans experiencing homelessness.

Greccio Housing-719-475-1422
www.greccio.org
1015 E. Pikes Peak Ave., Suite 110, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Affordable rental housing is available to income-qualified individuals, families, seniors, and veterans.

Homeward Pikes-Housing First-(719)473-5557
https://homewardpp.org/
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). Clients must complete VISPDAT to be placed on CE list. For more information contact Heather Ryan-Figueroa – (718) 213-9229

Housing Rehabilitation Program -719-385-5912
Provide financial assistance through grants and loans to improve housing conditions for qualifying low and moderate low-income households within the city of colorado springs and el paso county

Partners in Housing-719-473-8890
www.partnersinhousing.org
455 Gold Pass Heights St., Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Homeless families with children can apply for transitional housing and supportive case management for up to one year.

Rocky Mountain Community Land Trust 719-447-9300
www.rmclt.org
1212 W. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80904
Provides permanent, quality, affordable housing opportunities to limited-income families.

Additional Resource Guides:

TRE (The Resource Exchange)

https://www.sprc.org/

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/suicide-resource-guide

Food Programs/ Hunger Assistance

Hunger Free Colorado Food Resource Hotline (855-855-4626)

M-F (8 am – 4:30 pm). All information is confidential and bilingual staff are ready to help Coloradans find food and nutrition resources in their community and assist in applying to federal nutrition programs such as SNAP.

Use Hunger Free Colorado’s Food Finder page to “find information on community resources, food and nutrition programs, and other public benefits designed to support you and your loved ones.” https://hungerfreecolorado.org/find-food/

Government Food Assistance Programs:

SNAP(Food Stamps)-Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program-federal nutrition program to help low-income households purchase food. It provides a monthly benefit that helps families and individuals buy the food they need for good health.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/snap
For Application information
https://peak–coloradopeak.force.com/peak/s/peak-landing-page?language=en_US

Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)-Provides healthy meals and snacks to children and adults receiving day care, Call: 303-692-2330
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/CACFP

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) –Provides low-cost or free lunches to school children. Call: 303-866-6600
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrilunchprogram

School Breakfast Program (SBP) -Provides low-cost or free meals to school children. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/breakfast

Special Milk Program -Offers milk to children in schools, childcare institutions, and eligible camps. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrimilk

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) -Provides free meals and snacks to help low-income children in the summer months. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrisummer

Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) -Healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, health care referrals. Call: 303-692-2000
https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Pantries throughout El Paso County

Visit https://careandshare.org/FindFood/ To find neighborhood food pantries, including hours and updates on services in your area and mobile food pantries throughout Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, and Pueblo

Mt Carmel Veterans Services Drive-Thru Food Distribution
Norris Penrose Event Center Upper Lot-1125 W. Moreno St.
Every Other Friday, distribution begins at 11:00
runs until supplies are depleted

Visit https://www.veteranscenter.org/ for more information.

Centro Mundial De Alabanza – 2601 E St Vrain 80909;-(719)460-4392

Saturdays 11am-1pm

Colorado Springs Central SDA Church – 1305 N Union Blvd;-(719) 634-1682

Mondays: 10am-2:30pm
1st & 3rd Saturdays: 1:30pm-4pm

Connections4Life – 6436 US Hwy 85, Suite U, Fountain 80817; (719) 387-9919

Open 4-7:30 every Thursday for weekly drive-thru food pantry serving residents living in zip codes 80911, 80902, 80925, 80913, and 80817.
1st and 3rd Friday 9 am-3 pm – Commodities and Senior boxes to all residents of El Paso County

Crossfire Ministries – 2120 La Salle St 80909;-(719) 447-1806

Tuesdays 10 am-7 pm

Fish and Loaves – 2221 N Wahsatch Ave 80907;-(719) 633-7661

Saturdays 9am-12pm

Grab and Go bagged lunches at New Directions Agape Services – 2060 Jetwing Dr

Monday through Friday, 12:00 – 2:00

Mt Calvary Lutheran Church – 1318 N Circle Dr 80909;-(719) 634-1053

Wednesdays 10 am-1 pm

No Cost Drive through Grocery Programs at Colorado Springs Food Rescue Office – 917 East Moreno Ave

Tuesday – Thursday at 3:00 until food runs out
Saturday- 12:00pm until food runs out

Pikes Peak Christian Church– 4955 Bradley Rd, 80911; (719) 392-9061

Mondays, Wednesdays-10:00-12:00/1:00-4:00
Fridays-09:00am-12:00pm.

Salvation Army – 908 Yuma St 80909;-(719) 884-1034

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 11 am-3 pm

United Way Food Box Delivery Program – Call 211, and they will deliver a food box to your doorstep within 24-48 hours

Additional Resource Guides:

TRE (The Resource Exchange)

https://www.sprc.org/

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/suicide-resource-guide

Clothing, Household Goods, Furniture

Assistance League of Colorado Springs-(719) 475-1029
https://www.assistanceleague.org/colorado-springs/
405 South Nevada Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado- (719) 636-2345
www.ccharitiescc.org
14 W. Bijou, Colorado Springs,

COCharity’s Hope Food & Clothing Pantry-(719) 332-2360
315 South Hancock Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Connie’s Cupboard- (719) 205-5853
594 S Santa Fe Ave, Fountain, CO, United States, Colorado

CrossFire Ministries, Inc.- (719) 447-1806
https://www.crossfireministries.org/
2120 E. LaSalle St., Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Eastern Plains Community Pantry-(719) 347-2976
701 4th St. Calhan, Colorado

God’s Pantry Ministry-(719) 382-0643
102 N Main St. Fountain, Colorado Springs, CO. 80917

Goodwill Colorado Springs
https://goodwillcolorado.org/

High Plains Helping Hands -(719) 495-3123
7375 Adventure Way, Colorado Springs, CO.8092

Laundry Love | Love. Dignity. Detergent. – 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.

Two locations support Laundry Love in Colorado Springs:

Laundry Town – (Weekly on Wednesdays):
719-352-4595, 472 North Murray Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80916
Westside Laundry and Dry Cleaners (Every Monday, last load in by 11:30AM): 719-440-8235, 2323 W. Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80904

Mercy’s Gate -(719) 277-7470
4360 Montebello Drive, Suite #300, Colorado Springs, CO. 80918

Seventh-Day Adventist Community Center-(719) 634-1682
1305 N Union Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO. 80909

3 (SERC)-(719) 761-0833
1615 E Cheyenne Rd. Colorado Springs, CO. 80905

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

Stratmoor Community Center- (719) 502-7096
www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/shelter/co_stratmoor-community-center
2027 B Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80902

The Place – Drop In Center–(719) 244-3959
https://theplacecos.org/youth-services/
Day center for homeless youth ages 15-24 to receive a variety of services such as case management, hygiene and cold weather supplies, housing resources, employment assistance, and much more.

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

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

Westside Cares (WSC)-(719) 389-0759
westsidecares.org
2808 W Colorado Ave. Colorado Springs, CO.80904

Additional Resource Guides:

TRE (The Resource Exchange)

https://www.sprc.org/

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/suicide-resource-guide

Transportation

Envida – 719-633-4601, 719-633-4677 (To request a ride)
https://envidacares.org/
5640 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918
Supports independent living for persons with disabilities, the elderly, and low-income citizens in the Pikes Peak region.

BUSTANG- 719-385-RIDE (7433)
ridebustang.com/
Colorado Department of Transportation’s (CDOT) interregional express bus service that connects transit entities along the I-25 and I-70 corridors• Mountain

Mountain Metro Transit (MMT) 719-385-RIDE
https://coloradosprings.gov/mountainmetro
1015 Transit Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
www.transit.coloradosprings.gov
provides the public with clean, safe, and economical bus services in the Pikes Peak region. Bus routes include service into Manitou Springs, north to Chapel Hills Mall, and south into the Widefield area.

Other services provided:
• Mountain Metro Mobility: A complimentary ADA paratransit service for individuals with mobility needs that prevent them from using the fixed-route bus system.
• Mountain Metro Rides: Offers alternative transportation options by encouraging people to commute by carpool, vanpool, bicycling, or walking.
• Bike-n-Bus Program: Passengers can use their bicycles for part of the trip and the bus for the rest by using the mounted bike racks on the front of each MM bus.
• Vanpool: Commuters who live and work near each other can share the ride and pay a low monthly fare for a minivan seating up to 8 or a full-size van seating up to 12 people. All fuel, maintenance, and insurances are included.

Manitou Springs Free Shuttle719-685-5089
manitousprings.org/manitou-free-shuttle/
354 Manitou Ave., Manitou Springs, CO 80829
Serves the Incline, Pikes Peak COG Railway, as well as Manitou Ave., operates 365

City of Fountain Municipal Transit-719-392-3500
fountaincolorado.org
116 S Main St., Fountain, CO 80817
Provides bus transportation to the public, elderly and disabled riders. Offers a deviated fixed route. Visit website for more detailed information.

Free Medicaid Transportation Services

Medicaid has partnered with transportation services throughout Colorado to provide a means of getting to and from non-emergent medical appointments at zero cost. These services can be reserved onliine or over the phone and must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

Axel Medical Transportation-719-401-7870

BestCare LLC-719-920-5580 / 720-280-8478

Bestcare Transport Solutions-720-451-9748

Blue Skies Transportation -719-357-9070 https://www.blueskiestransportation.com

GMT Ride LLC-719-920-9290 / 720-314-3311 https://gmtcare.com/

Good Neighbor Medical Transportation 719-210-6491

Goodwheels-719-442-2077

Joy care medical transport 719-766-228

Kador Transportation-(719) 470-0227

Light Transportation 719-877-3466 or 720-771-0241

Made Star Medical Transportation 719-755-9495, 720-871-2555

Medride -719-545-3333 https://medridecolorado.com/

Premier Med Transportation Nonemergency Medical Transportation, 773-679-8241 719-551-1028.

Rocky Mountain Transportation Nonemergency Medical Transportation 719-551-1280, 719-551-1028 Colorado Springs, Denver Pueblo

Royal Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, Dispatch:719-551-7123 720-940-6688 720-416-2678

Super Medical Ride Nonemergency Medical Transportation 719-400-8090

Transit to Care -719-644-6005 https://www.transit2care.com/

Unicare Medride NEMT Ambulatory and Wheelchair Services 719-413-3238 or 709-249-6766

Z-Trip – COS -719-766-4567 https://www.ztrip.com/colorado-springs/

Additional Resource Guides:

TRE (The Resource Exchange)

https://www.sprc.org/

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/suicide-resource-guide

Pet Care

Serenity Paws, LLC – 719-487-9105 – PROJECT RECOVERY | Serenity Paws (serenitypawspetstylist.com) Serenity Paws is dedicated to Project Recovery, a program that bridges the gap between individuals on a sobriety journey, and their ability to care for themselves and their pets by providing a safe place to board your pet so you can enter into treatment.

Broadmoor United Church of Christ-(719) 473-1807
http://www.broadmoorchurch.org/
315 Lake Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80906

Broadmoor Community Church, United Church of Christ, is a progressive Christian community, welcoming families of all configurations. ALL people are welcome regardless of religious background, education, race, sexual orientation, family makeup, economic status, or nationality. “We are committed to making a difference in our city and our world. At BCC, we take our faith in a loving God seriously and joyfully. Together we seek to be a community of faith where people are transformed by the Spirit of God.”

Center For Recovery Adolescent Treatment Center-(720) 815-3041
https://centerforrecovery.net/
2121 South Oneida Street #412, Denver, CO 80224

program specializes in treating adolescents ages 14-18 who are experiencing problems with substance abuse and mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, and ADHD, and who would benefit from an intensive outpatient treatment program.

Connections Trauma Consulting & Psychotherapy
Benjamin F. Sturgeon MA, LPC-(719) 428-3529
524 N Tejon St. Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Individual, couples, and family counseling for children, teens, and adults. Specialties include treatment of trauma related problems and associated anxiety, anxiety disorders, behavioral issues, and depression by utilizing Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and other forms of therapy.

Inside/Out Youth Services-(719) 329-1056
www.insideoutys.org
223 N. Wahsatch, Suite 101, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

LGBTQ+ Healthcare Directory
https://lgbtqhealthcaredirectory.org/

One Colorado-(303) 396-6170
www.One-Colorado.org

1490 Lafayette St, Suite 304 Denver, CO 80218
One Colorado is a statewide advocacy organization. We’re committed to creating a fair and just Colorado for all people, especially lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Coloradans and their families.

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 adults.

PFLAG Colorado Springs-(719) 425-9567
https://pflag.org/chapter/colorado-springs/

The nation’s largest family and ally organization, PFLAG, Promotes the health and well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) persons, their families and friends and is committed to advancing equality through its mission of support, education, and advocacy.

Pikes Peak Metropolitan Community Church-(719) 634-3771
www.PPMCC.org
1102 S 21st St, Colorado Springs, CO 80904

A progressive community of faith, welcoming all people, with special outreach to the LGBTQ communities of the Colorado Springs area.

Safe2Tell Colorado -(877)-542-7233
https://safe2tell.org/

Provides an anonymous way for students, parents, school, and community members to report their concerns regarding their safety or the safety of others through a mobile app – available on Apple and Android devices – or by calling.

Transformative Freedom Fund
https://transformativefreedomfund.org/

Colorado-based nonprofit that supports the authentic selves of transgender Coloradans by removing financial barriers to transition-related healthcare

The Trevor Project-(866) 4-U-Trevor (866-488-7386)
https://www.thetrevorproject.org/

The Trevor Project is a national organization focused on crisis and suicide prevention efforts among the LGBTQ youth.

TRUE Center for Gender Diversity- (720) 777-8783
https://www.childrenscolorado.org/doctors-and-departments/departments/gender-diversity-center/

Located at Children’s Hospital Colorado, TRUE Center for Gender Diversity is the only comprehensive care center in the Rocky Mountain region specifically set up for gender-diverse children, adolescents, and young adults with experts in adolescent medicine, endocrinology, nursing, psychology, social work, and nutrition

4Square Counseling, Paul Gross-(719) 354-1967
http://www.4squarecounseling.com/

Specializing in LGBT, Polyamorous Families, Pagan, Military, and Marriage and Family Therapy, 4Square Counseling is here to help people and their families see and believe in the true self each person has.

Colorado Crisis Services- 1-844-493-8255 or Text “Talk” to 38255
https://coloradocrisisservices.org/
Confidential help and text line for individuals struggling with a mental health crisis.

Crisis Stabilization Unit-(719) 572-6100
diversushealth.org/mental-health-services/crisis/
Open 24-hours-a-day, seven days a week, and available for all ages, regardless of pay. Access to licensed professional counselors, peer specialists, and care coordinators.

Pikes Peak Suicide Prevention-(719)573-7447
https://www.pikespeaksuicideprevention.org/
704 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
The mission is to unite the community in addressing suicide in the Pikes Peak Region through education, intervention, and postvention.

Safe2Tell Colorado 1-877-542-7233
https://safe2tell.org/
Provides an anonymous way for all members of our community to report their concerns regarding their safety or the safety of others through a mobile app – available on Apple and Android devices – or by calling

TESSA-(719)633-1462, Crisis Line:-(719)633-3819 open 24/7
https://www.tessacs.org/
435 Gold Pass Hts, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Providing confidential programs that empower victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in El Paso and Teller counties. TESSA helps women and their children achieve safety and well-being while challenging communities to end sexual and family violence.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline- 1-800-273-TALK (8255)
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
Call to connect with a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area. The Lifeline provides 24-hour, toll-free, and confidential support to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. Support is available in English and Spanish and via live chat.

Disaster Distress Hotline- 1-800-985-5990
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline
People affected by any disaster or tragedy can call this helpline, sponsored by SAMHSA, to receive immediate counseling. Call to connect with a trained professional from the closest crisis counseling center within the network.

Veterans Crisis Line- 1-800-273-8255, press “1”; text 838255
https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/
This helpline is a free, confidential resource for Veterans of all ages and circumstances. Call or chat online to connect with 24/7 support.

Crisis Text Line- Text HELLO to 741741
http://www.crisistextline.org/
Free and confidential support 24 hours a day throughout the U.S.

Cedar Springs Hospital-(719) 633-4114
www.cedarspringshospital.com
2135 Southgate Rd, 80906
Programs treating all ages. Offers acute and residential inpatient psychiatric treatment, medical detox and rehab, and outpatient services. School mobile assessments. Tricare-certified and most insurance. 24/7 free assessments.

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)-(719)477-1515
www.dbsacoloradosprings.org
2132 E. Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO 80909
DBSA offers programs and services, including free self-help support groups for people with mood disorders, families, and friends.

Diversus Healthcare-719-572-6100
https://diversushealth.org/
115 S. Parkside Drive, Colorado Springs, CO. 80910
24/7/365 Walk-in center offers a confidential safe place. Services are available to people of all ages, regardless of ability to pay, intensive outpatient programs for mental health issues
Telehealth appointments available

Heartbeat- (719) 337-6640
www.heartbeatsurvivorsaftersuicide.org
Monthly support groups for adults who have lost someone to suicide from 7-9 pm on 1st Tuesday of each month at East Methodist Church 1505 E. Monument St, 80903

Parkview Medical Center Behavioral Health (Pueblo, CO)- (719) 595-7891
www.parkviewmc.com
Provides inpatient treatment of mental health and substance abuse. Short-term crisis intervention, evaluation, and stabilization for acute mental health admissions as well as medical detoxification, medication management, and substance abuse treatment for those suffering from drug/alcohol abuse or dependence.

Peak Military Care Network- (719) 955-0742
http://www.pikespeak.co.networkofcare.org/veterans
Extensive directory of all local services and state and national resources for veterans, active-duty personnel, National Guard and Reserve members, and their families.

Peak View Behavioral Health- (719) 444-8484
http://www.peakviewbh.com/
7353 Sisters Grove, 80923
Inpatient and outpatient care for youth 9-17, adults, and seniors. Free needs assessments are offered 24/7. Provides school and senior community mobile
assessments.

Employment Assistance
Financial Assistance

O*NET (Occupational Information Network) Resource Center

www.onetonline.org

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration, O*NET’s exhaustive database of occupational information features an interactive application for exploring and searching careers. There are also various Career Exploration Tools for job seekers looking to find or change careers.

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado-(719)578-1222

www.ccharitiescc.org

Careers with the city of Colorado Springs

https://coloradosprings.gov/city-careers

Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

https://dvr.colorado.gov/job-seekers

The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) supports people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, advance in, and maintain employment by providing a range of customized services based on your individual employment needs and goals.

Colorado Springs Works

https://www.commwrks.org/coloradosprings-works

3750 Astrozon Blvd. Unit #120, Colorado Springs, CO, 80910

Aid low-income individuals to enter the labor force, attain economic security by generating immediate income while improving work readiness, create a positive work history, and encourage long-term career preparation and attainment

El Paso County Department of Human Services, Employment Assistance-(719)636-0000

https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/employment-assistance

1675 W. Garden of the Gods Rd. Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Family Life Services-(719)632-4661

https://flscs.org/

Goodwill Career Development Center-(719)635-4483

https://goodwillcolorado.org/

1460 Garden of the Gods Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Goodwill Staffing Services- (719) 884-7931

https://goodwillcolorado.org/goodwill-jobs/

1460 Garden of the Gods Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80907

Helping Hands El Paso County Community Resources

https://research.ppld.org/HelpingHands

El Paso County Community Resources guide is managed by Pikes Peak Library District. The list they have compiled is extensive and very useful.

Pikes Peak Community Action Agency: (719) 344-8994, (719) 382-8515/(719) 347-2976

www.ppcaa.org

Pikes Peak Workforce Center-(719)667-3700

https://ppwfc.org/

1675 Garden of the Gods Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80907

PPLD Adult Education-(719)531-6333 x2225

https://ppld.org/adult-education

Voces Unidas for Justice- (720) 588-8219

http://www.vocesunidasforjustice.org/

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.

Women Partnering-(719)577-9404/(719) 630-1679

www.stfrancis.org

61 E. Colorado Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Women Partnering is a network of women from diverse backgrounds who respond to the unmet needs of financially vulnerable women and children in the Colorado Springs area

Better Safe-Intro to Safer Use

Wednesdays, 5:30pm- 6:30pm

-An online introduction to harm reduction and moderation management with pertinent safety information, resources for emergencies and how to get support for those pathways.

Zoom Link and Information-

https://srchope-org.zoom.us/j/84181854548?pwd=L3k5Ums2SzBuNEUxblh2V2h1YzJSQT09

Meeting ID: 841 8185 4548
Passcode: 884390

Please visit our Government Programs page for more information on financial aid services through Local, State, and Federal governments.

Assistance League of Colorado Springs-(719)475-2627
https://www.assistanceleague.org/colorado-springs/

Catholic Charities of Central Colorado-(719)578-1222

www.ccharitiescc.org

Colorado Community Health Alliance (CCHA)-(719)598-1540, 1-855-627-4685

https://www.cchacares.com/

Help members navigate the health care system and connect with medical and non-medical services. They can help members understand Health First Colorado benefits, find a primary care provider, behavioral health provider, or specialist, coordinate physical and behavioral health, connect with community resources, enroll in programs to help manage chronic conditions like diabetes and assist in some financial situations.

Colorado Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (EMAP)- 1-888-480-0066

https://cdola.colorado.gov/rental-mortgage-assistance

Tenants who have been unable to pay rent due to financial hardship caused by COVID-19 may be eligible for rental assistance from their county or the state. The Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) can help cover rent as far back as April 2020. Help can include past due, current, and two additional months of rent up to a maximum of 15 months of assistance.

Colorado Medicaid (Health First Colorado)

https://www.healthfirstcolorado.com/

1675 Garden of the Gods Rd. 3rd Floor, Colorado Springs, CO., 80907

Colorado Springs Utilities-(719)448-4800

csu.org

Energy Resource Center-(719)591-0772

erc-co.org

Fresh Start Center – (719)495-3123

https://www.freshstartcenter.com/

LEAP (Low Income Energy Assistance Program)-866-432-8435

https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdhs/leap

Mercys Gate-(719)277-7470 x124

www.mercysgatecs.org

Pikes Peak Community Action Agency-(719)344-8994/(719) 382-8515/(719) 347-2976

Salvation Army, Pikes Peak Region-(719)635-1287/(719) 382-9230

Tri-Lakes Cares–(719) 481-4864

https://tri-lakescares.org/client-services/financial-assistance/

235 North Jefferson St. Monument, CO 80132

Tri-Lakes Cares is The only food pantry and human services organization serving Northern El Paso County. Tri-Lakes is a community-based, volunteer-supported resource center that aims to improve people’s lives through emergency, self-sufficiency, and relief.

Westside Cares -(719)389-0759

www.westsidecares.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Pikes Peak Region- (719) 633-2443
www.biglittlecolorado.org
111 S Tejon Street, Suite 302, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Core program provides mentor relationships and encourages activities with adults, peers, and family members that enable kids to enhance self-esteem and fulfill their potential.

Boy Scouts-719-634-1584
pathwaytotherockies.org/

Boys and Girls Club-719-570-7077
bgcppr.org/

Colorado Child Care Assistance Program-719-444-8178
1675 W. Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, CO.. 80907
A program designed to provide child care subsidies to low-income families for child care when in an eligible activity.

Chins Up / Griffith Center for Children-719-636-2122
griffithcenters.org/

El Paso County Parks and Recreation-719-520-7529
communityservices.elpasoco.com/parks-and-recreation/

First Visitor- (719) 632-5700
https://www.peakvista.org/services/first-visitor
2828 International Circle, Suite 140, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Welcomes New Babies with a homecoming visit from a caring volunteer and continuing calls or visits for as long as desired.

Family Care Center- (719) 540-2146
fcsprings.com

Central (Parkmoor Village) 3715 Parkmoor Village Dr., Ste 102 CO Springs, CO 80917
North (Gleneagle) 15435 Gleneagle Dr., Ste 102 CO Springs, CO 80921
South (Circle) 2860 South Circle Dr., 4th Floor CO Springs, CO 80906
Woodland Park-70 Morning Sun Dr., Ste C Woodland Park, CO 80863

A premier behavioral health treatment center for the Colorado Springs area, Family Care Center offers services for both children and adults and specializes in services for military families and veterans. We take most major insurances except Medicaid. Offers mental health services including TMS, medication management, and counseling.

Family Resource Network-719- 227-7477, Toll-free: 1 (866) 900-KIDS
familyresourcenetworkco.com
5360 N Academy Blvd. Ste 130, Colorado Springs, CO. 80918
Offers a wide variety of family services and supports. These services are made available to the community at large. We have been a prominent resource agency since 1985, helping children and families across Colorado. Our goal is to assist families in reaching their goals, enabling growth, education, and personal success, through the exceptional quality of care and services provided.

Girl Scouts of Colorado-719-597-8603
girlscoutsofcolorado.org/

Good News Foundation-719-638-8985
foodpantries.org/li/good-news-foundation

Keeping Kids Safe in Cyber Space
safehome.org/resources/kid-safety-digital-age/

Kidpower-719- 520-1311
http://www.kidpowercs.org
627 N. Weber, Suite 6, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Provides comprehensive safety education and confidence-building skills to children ages 3-18 and their families. KIDPOWER’s mission is to teach young people to use their own power to stay safe from abuse, assault, and abduction.

Pikes Peak Region Family Child Care Association-719-475-8828
https://cosfamilychildcare.com/
Resources to find licensed child care in El Paso County.

Safe-Families for Kids – Pikes Peak Chapter – 719-357-7080
Meet Our Chapter – Pikes Peak (safe-families.org
The Pikes Peak chapter serves Colorado Springs and the surrounding area for families in crisis by partnering with local churches where families open their homes and lives to vulnerable children. They create support for desperate families through a community of volunteers, motivated by faith to keep children, safe and families intact by preventing child abuse and neglect, Strengthening and stabilizing the family, and reducing the number of children going into foster care.

WIC (Women, Infant, and Children)-719-578-3199
https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Colorado Springs Citizen’s Service Center (CSC)-719- 578-3199

1675 W. Garden of the Gods Rd. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907

Colorado Springs Southeast WIC Clinic-719- 578-3199

2948 E. Fountain Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO., 80910

Fountain Valley Clinic-Widefield-719- 578-3199

97 Widefield Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO. 80911

Free Infant and Child Car Seats and Training Locations:

Head Start – Child Passenger Safety Classes

Memorial Healthlink – Child Passenger Safety Classes

Free Car Seats. Register by calling. Class 6:30-9pm

Pet Resources

Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region 719- 473-1741
www.hsppr.org
610 Abbot Lane, Colorado Springs, CO. 80905
Provides lost & found services, vaccinations, spay/neuter services, pet adoption, animal law enforcement and, animal protection services, as well as lost pet services and pet adoption services

Harley’s Hope Foundation
www.harleys-hopefoundation.org
719- 362-6335
6540 Templeton Gap Rd., Colorado Springs, CO., 80923
Provides safety net programs for low-income pet owners including drive-up pet food pantry

Denver Dumb Friends League (303) 751-5772
https://www.ddfl.org/
2080 S Quebec St., Denver, CO. 80231

191 Yuma St., Denver, CO. 80223
Offers animal welfare services at multiple shelters and provides individuals in under-served areas the ability to get their cats spayed or neutered at reduced fees when a mobile spay/neuter clinic visits their neighborhood.

Hamlett Spay & Neuter Clinic 719- 475-1800, (800) 659-2656
hamlettsn.wixsite.com/clinic
3660 Citadel Drive North, Colorado Springs, CO., 80909
Provides Low-cost vaccination services, deworming, heartworm testing, FIV fecal exams

Maxfund Animal Adoption Center (720) 266-6081
Maxfund.org
1005 Galapago St., 720 W 10th Ave., 1000 Inca St., Denver, CO. 80204
Provides a no-kill animal shelter that offers adoption services and medical care for dogs and cats.

Additional Resource Guides

Helping Hands Community Resources

CASA of the Pikes Peak Region

More Extensive Pet Resource Directories:

Harley’s Hope Foundation

Colorado State University Extension-719-520-7675
https://elpaso.extension.colostate.edu/
17 N. Spruce St., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. 80905
Provides programs such as 4-H and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) for young people to develop leadership, citizenship, and life skills.

Concrete Couch-719-641-7760
www.concretecouch.org
214 E. Vermijo Ave., Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Provides free opportunities to connect community members and encourages intergenerational participation in fun projects. An example is the Summer Community Art & Mural Program (SCAMP). SCAMP beautifies parks, creates art benches, paints murals, and much more.

Inside/Out Youth Services-719- 329-1056
www.insideoutys.org
223 N. Wahsatch, Suite 101, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Emphasizes a broad range of support services and programs for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and questioning youth between the ages of 13-22, including support groups, peer counseling, safe recreation activities, community referrals, HIV/STD prevention education, community education and advocacy, and youth leadership development.

Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado-719-636-2474
soco.ja.org

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.

The Place (formerly Urban Peak)
www.urbanpeak.org

719- 630-3223
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 adults.

YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region-719-471-9790
www.ppymca.org
316 N. Tejon St., Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Provides programs and services for children such as summer sports camps, summer day camps, youth sports, youth art and dance, Camp Shady Brook, and Child Watch child care.

Bakhita Mountain Home
https://bakhitamountainhome.org/
Bakhita Mountain Home (BMH) offers survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation a safe space to continue to heal and grow individually while connecting to a supportive community.  BMH is an independent communal living program that provides support for ongoing goal development and attainment. BMH is a rent-free program where residents may stay up to two years while working towards their individual goals. Residents’ basic needs are met while at BMH and are able to focus on themselves and healing rather than many stresses associated with everyday life. 
*Bakhita Mountain Home is not an emergency shelter or sober living home

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
Bloom Recovery Home – A stable supportive housing program for pregnant women or mothers of infants with onsite staff and wrap-around services.
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
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

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.

Project I See You:
Shared Power: Homeowner & Business Grants | Project I See You
supports women as first-time homeowners and small business owners in Denver, Colorado through the Shared Power Initiative.

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

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.

Voces Unidas for Justice- (720) 588-8219
Provide an environment for Latinas to embrace their identities while building empowerment around issues of justice, equality, & safety. Focus on access to safety services, community-based advocacy, and community leadership to end stalking and domestic/sexual violence for all people.
Brindan un entorno para que las latinas acepten sus identidades mientras construyen empoderamiento en torno a temas de justicia, igualdad y seguridad. Centrarse en el acceso a los servicios de seguridad, la defensa comunitaria y el liderazgo comunitario para poner fin al acoso y la violencia doméstica/sexual para todas las personas.

WIC (Women, Infant, and Children)-719-578-3199
https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Main: Colorado Springs Citizen’s Service Center (CSC)-719- 578-3199

1675 W. Garden of the Gods Rd. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907

Southeast: Colorado Springs Southeast WIC Clinic-719- 578-3199

2948 E. Fountain Blvd. Colorado Springs, CO., 80910

Fountain/Widefield: Fountain Valley Clinic-Widefield-719- 578-3199

97 Widefield Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO. 80911

Women Partnering-719- 577-9404
http://stfrancis.org/wp/
10 S Institute, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903
Responds to the unmet needs of women and children who are financially vulnerable in Colorado Springs. Helps women network with each other to help them fulfill their needs, be it physical, emotional or spiritual.

Colorado Employment First promotes self-sufficiency and independence by preparing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients for employment through job-seeking skills training, work experience and monthly job-search support activities. To be eligible, you must be a SNAP recipient.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/employment-assistance/colorado-employment-first

ReHire Colorado is a transitional employment program that combines wage-paying work, job-skills training and supportive services to help individuals successfully re-enter the workforce and Colorado businesses connect with high-quality talent. ReHire serves as a bridge between local job seekers and businesses.=
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/employment-assistance/rehire-colorado

Refugee services- The Colorado Refugee Services Program facilitates the effective resettlement of refugees and promotes refugee advancement past self-sufficiency and to long-term integration. The program provides resources for refugees, asylees, community partners, and interested individuals looking for a way to connect.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/crsp

Senior employment- Colorado Employment First promotes self-sufficiency and independence by preparing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients for employment through job-seeking skills training, work experience and monthly job-search support activities. To be eligible, you must be a SNAP recipient.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/employment-assistance/senior-community-service-employment-program

Colorado Works Subsidized Training and Employment Program (CW STEP) helps connect at-risk populations who are eligible for basic cash assistance from Colorado Works (Colorado’s federally funded program providing temporary cash assistance for needy families) with crucial professional work experience and opportunity.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/cwstep

Trajectory Disability: a firm that assists men and women in applying for Social Security Disability Benefits (SSDI).
Home – Trajector Disability

Affordable Connectivity Program
https://www.affordableconnectivity.gov/
The Affordable Connectivity Program is a federal program that subsidizes access to the internet to help low-income households pay for internet service and connected devices like a laptop or tablet. If household is eligible: up to a $30/month discount on internet service, up to a $75/month discount if household is on qualifying tribal lands, a one-time discount of up to $100 for a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer (with a co-payment of more than $10 but less than $50) a low cost service plan that may be fully covered through the ACP*
List of Providers– https://www.affordableconnectivity.gov/companies-near-me/
*Eligibility is determined by income of if someone in the household is on SNAP or Medicaid.

Aid to the Needy Disabled and Aid to the Blind (AND-SO)-Cash assistance benefits to low-income Colorado residents with total disability or persons under 59 who meet the definition of blindness, Call:(719)636-0000
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/cash-assistance/adult-financial-programs

Colorado Works/Colorado’s Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)– provides cash and services to eligible needy Colorado families. Through the program, participants receive help becoming self-sufficient by strengthening their family’s economic and social stability. Colorado Works operates in all 64 counties and is delivered locally through each county’s department of human or social services.Call: 800-536-5298
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/colorado-works

Home Care Allowance (HCA) Cash assistance to elderly and disabled individuals for services paid directly to a home care provider of the client’s choice. Call: (303) 866-5700
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/cash-assistance/adult-financial-programs

Housing Choice Voucher Program Helps eligible low-income Colorado residents lease privately owned rental units from participating landlords. Call:(719)387-6700
https://cdola.colorado.gov/housing-voucher-programs

Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) Provides assistance to eligible Colorado families, seniors and individuals pay a portion of their winter home heating costs. Call: 866-432-8435
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdhs/leap

Old Age Pension (OAP)Provides a cash benefit to low-income Colorado persons aged 60 or over and may include medical assistance. Call:(719) 636-0000
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/cash-assistance/adult-financial-programs

Personal Needs Allowance (PNA) program provides a cash payment to a client living in a facility. The payment is intended to cover hygiene and personal care costs not usually supplied by the provider.
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/cash-assistance/adult-financial-programs

Public Housing Provides safe, decent, and affordable rental units for low-income Colorado residents. Call:(719)387-6700
https://resources.hud.gov/#

United States Repatriation Program A federally funded program that helps Americans in other countries who are returning or being returned to the US because of illness or destitution. Call: 202-501-4444
https://www.acf.hhs.gov/ohsepr/repatriation/emergency-repatriation

Weatherization Assistance Program Assists households reduce energy bills by improving the energy efficiency of their homes. Call: (303) 866-2100
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/energyoffice/weatherization-assistance

SNAP(Food Stamps)-Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program-(719) 636-0000
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/snap
Federal nutrition program to help low-income households purchase food. It provides a monthly benefit that helps families and individuals buy the food they need for good health.
*For Application information
https://peak–coloradopeak.force.com/peak/s/peak-landing-page?language=en_US

Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)-provides reimbursement for healthy meals and snacks served to Colorado’s children and adults in child care centers and homes, afterschool programs, emergency/homeless shelters, outside-school-hours programs and adult day care centers. Call: 303-692-2330
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/CACFP

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) –-Provides low-cost or free lunches to school children. Call: (303) 866-6600
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrilunchprogram

School Breakfast Program (SBP) –Provides low-cost or free meals to school children. Call: (303) 866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/breakfast

Special Milk Program –Offers milk to children in schools, childcare institutions, and eligible camps. Call: (303) 866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrimilk

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) –Provides free meals and snacks to help low-income children in the summer months. Call: (303) 866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrisummer

Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) –Healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, health care referrals. Call: (303) 692-2000
https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) A Colorado public low-cost health insurance for certain children and pregnant women, Call: 800-221-3943
https://hcpf.colorado.gov/child-health-plan-plus

Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP) provides child care subsidies to eligible low-income families for child care when in an eligible activity. Assistance in finding quality child care is also available by calling 877-338-2273 or visiting the Colorado Shines website.
https://cdec.colorado.gov/colorado-child-care-assistance-program-for-families

Head Start and Early Head Start Comprehensive child development programs serving low-income children and their families. Call: 720-877-3315
http://coloradoofficeofearlychildhood.force.com/oec/OEC_Families?p=Family&s= Head-Start-Early-Head-Start&lang=en

Medicaid A public health insurance program that provides free or low-cost medical services for children and adults in Colorado with limited income and resources. Call: 800-659-2656
https://www.healthfirstcolorado.com/

Presumptive Eligibility (PE) Program- Provides pregnant women and children under 19 with temporary Medicaid or CHP+ medical coverage right away. Call: (303) 866-3544
https://hcpf.colorado.gov/presumptive-eligibility

Special Connections provides gender-responsive treatment for pregnant and parenting women who are Medicaid eligible in order to maximize the chance of a healthy birth and to provide needed postpartum treatment services in order to improve maternal and child health outcomes. Special Connections providers offer gender-specific substance use disorder treatment, including care coordination, group and individual counseling, health education and parenting support groups, all in a residential treatment setting where, whenever possible children can remain with their parent.
https://hcpf.colorado.gov/special-connections

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

Bloom Recovery Home – A stable supportive housing program for pregnant women or mothers of infants with onsite staff and wrap-around services.
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
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
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
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
Rapid Rehousing – Short term rental assistance. Holly Tumminaro (719) 881-1038
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.

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.
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.
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.
Mission Inn- Men’s transitional housing-open to New Life Program graduates only,-(719) 632-1822, 116 South Nevada Avenue, 80903
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
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.

Insurance Options and Information

Connect for Health Colorado- (855) 752-6749
https://connectforhealthco.com/
State of Colorado’s Health Insurance Marketplace for those who qualify for financial assistance to lower the cost of private health insurance.
*To qualify for financial assistance through Connect for Health Colorado, you must not be eligible for Health First Colorado.

Colorado Community Health Alliance (CCHA) –(719) 598-1540,(855) 627-4685
cchacares.com
Help Medicaid members access, understand, and navigate the medical and non-medical resources provided to to Medicaid health care particpants. Care coordination team services include: finding a primary care provider/behavioral health provider/specialist, dental, vision, home health, and long-term care needs.

Colorado Medicaid (Health First Colorado)
https://www.healthfirstcolorado.com/
1675 Garden of the Gods Rd. 3rd Floor, Colorado Springs, CO., 80907

Alternate Low-Income Insurance Options:
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/hcpf/other-coverage-options

Achieve Whole Recovery -(719)373-9703
https://achievewholerecovery.com/
1115 Elkton Dr. #300. Colorado Springs, CO. 80907
Achieve Whole Recovery offers Adult Psychiatry Services (ages 18 and up) for individuals struggling with their mental health as well as Child Psychiatry Services (ages 4 to 18). Our physicians and physician assistants work together to determine the best approach to achieve whole-body wellness.

Bright Futures Psychiatry-(719) 289-3173
https://www.brightfuturespsychiatry.com/
4729 Opus Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Bright Futures Psychiatry strives to improve the mental health of each client through the integration of psychotherapy, psychopharmacology, and mental wellness education. Specialize in TMS for Treatment-Resistant Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, & Postpartum.

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Cedar Springs Hospital-(719) 633-4114
https://www.cedarspringsbhs.com/
2135 Southgate Road Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Cedar Springs Hospital is a mental health facility in Colorado Springs, Colo. They provide inpatient and outpatient services for pediatrics, adolescents and adults. Treatment options range from inpatient acute care, residential and dual diagnosis rehabilitation to partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs.

Diversus Healthcare-(719) 572-6100
https://diversushealth.org/
115 S. Parkside Drive, Colorado Springs, CO. 80910
Outpatient mental health therapy for individuals, families and children, community support programs, psychiatric emergencies; substance abuse services; crisis management. Telehealth appointments available

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Family Care Center
https://fccwellbeing.com/
-Central (Parkmoor Village) 3715 Parkmoor Village Dr., Ste 102 CO Springs, CO 80917
-North (Gleneagle) 15435 Gleneagle Dr., Ste 102 CO Springs, CO 80921
-South (Circle) 2860 South Circle Dr., 4th Floor CO Springs, CO 80906Woodland Park-70 Morning Sun Dr., Ste C Woodland Park, CO 80863
A premier behavioral health treatment center for the Colorado Springs area, Family Care Center offers services for both children and adults and specializes in services for military families and veterans. We take most major insurances except Medicaid. Offers mental health services including TMS, medication management, and counseling.

Fact Sheets — Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance: MMHLA
https://mmhla.org/fact-sheets/

Mentally Strong-(719) 493-9555
https://www.mentallystrong.com/
3720 Sinton Rd Suite 104, Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Adult, youth, and pediatric pyshciatric assessment, medication management, counseling, specialized treatments including

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Peak View Behavioral Health-(719) 444-8484
https://www.peakviewbh.com/
7353 Sisters Grove, Colorado Springs, CO
Provides compassionate and highly effective mental health treatment options, utilizing a collaborative team approach to care..

Recovery Unlimited(719)358-7338
http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/
1702 E Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Inpatient Acute Care

Chins Up / Griffith Center for Children (719) 636-2122
griffithcenters.org

.Lighthouse Acute Services provided by Diversus Healthcare-(719) 572-6100
https://diversushealth.org/
Crisis Walk-In Center Provides secured 24/7, 365, short-term stabilization care for anyone 18 and over in a mental health crisis. provides a for immediate help with a mental health crisis. Anyone 18 and older may use this center. Do not need to be an area resident or client. Call the number listed or go directly to the Walk-In Center for help.

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.
**NO ONE WILL BE DENIED SERVICES DUE TO INABILITY TO PAY

Peaks Recovery Centers-855–906–3924
https://peaksrecovery.com/

Pueblo’s Crisis Walk-In Center (Health Solutions) Crisis Hotline 1-844-493-8255 or Text “TALK” to 38255
https://coloradocrisisservices.org/
310 Chinook Lane, Pueblo CO 81001

Pueblo’s Crisis Walk-In Center is open 24/7, 365 days a year and provides immediate help with a mental health crisis. Anyone may use this center. You do not need to be an area resident or client. They accept a variety of insurances, including Medicaid, and no one is denied services due to inability to pay. You can call the number listed or just go directly to the Walk-In Center if you want immediate help.

Venessa Ellington Alston- (719) 219-8163

1255 Lake Plaza Drive Suite 100, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
“Colorado Native who has a passion for counseling. Bachelor’s in social work obtained in 1989 -Colorado State University (formerly USC). Master’s in social work in 2017 from North Carolina Central University. With over 26 years of experience working in the field I bring a wealth of knowledge, patience and understanding to my practice”

Hinds Feet Counseling(719)428-5432

http://www.hindsfeet.org

1322 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO. 80909

Hinds’ Feet Counseling serves adolescent youths in El Paso and Teller Counties dealing with substance abuse and/or mental health issues. They offer gender responsive therapy groups and co-ed education groups, as well as vocational, life skills training and adventure-based therapy. They accept self-pay and offer a sliding fee scale based on income

Insight Services(719)447-0370

https://insightservicescolorado.com/

212 East Monument Street, Colorado Springs, CO. 80903

Insight Services offers different mental health and wellness services such as therapy for groups, individuals, families and couples. Substance related and behavioral addiction treatment services also include therapy and education groups, adolescent services and DUI education. Insight Services, PLLC provides mental health and substance abuse services regardless of ability to pay. Discounts are offered based on household income and size. A sliding fee schedule is used to calculate the basic discount and is updated annually using the federal poverty guidelines.

*Accepting Medicaid

NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness – Colorado Springs- (719) 473-8477

https://namicoloradosprings.org/

1615 S. Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO

All programs and services are offered at no cost.

Offers education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families who are navigating mental illness.

Recovery Unlimited(719)358-7338

http://www.recoveryunlimited.biz/

1702 E Pikes Peak Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Step Forward Counseling Services, Kelly Gillespie-(719)695-0131
www.stepforwardcounseling.weebly.com

1465 Kelly Johnson Blvd. Ste 210, Colorado Springs, CO 80920

Walls Counseling- 719-362-0558

https://www.wallscounselingcolorado.com/

731 N Weber Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

“Counseling for Families, Teens, and Young Adults. Our counselors have a broad base of experience and depth of clinical knowledge…We specialize in: Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorders, Adolescence Autism Spectrum Disorder, Career Counseling, Family Counseling, Marriage and Couples Counseling, Substance Use Disorders (Addiction), Behavioral Addictions (Pornography, etc), Sexual Abuse Trauma and EMDR Therapy and More…”

*Most insurance accepted INCLUDING MEDICAID & MEDICARE.

Health Center at International Circle-(719) 632-5700
http://www.peakvista.org/
2828 International Cir., Ste 160 Colorado Springs CO, 80910
Services: Acute illness care and management; Behavioral Health; Chronic disease care and management; Health Education; Immunizations; Lab services; Mammography referrals; Patient Navigation; Specialty referrals

Dream Centers 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

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

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.

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

Legal Assistance

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.

Colorado Checkerboard
http://checkerboard.co/
“The CHECKERBOARD is a single point-of-entry website providing free, 24/7 “one-click” public access for all forms, statutes, rules, instructions, flowcharts, and videos for each of over 40 different types of Colorado civil cases. ”

Colorado Court App
The new Colorado Court App provides easy connections to a wide variety of free self-help resources, including the Court’s website, Colorado Legal Services, Colorado Bar Association, Colorado Self-Help Center, and the CHECKERBOARD website. All free and available now for your smartphone in Android version from the Google Play Store.

Colorado Legal Services-719-471-0380
http://www.coloradolegalservices.org/

Helping low-income Coloradans find solutions to civil legal problems.

Colorado Legal Services Divorce Clinic-719-471-0380
Colorado Legal Services Guardianship & Conservatorship Clinic-719-473-6212
Colorado Legal Services Post Decree Pro Se-719-473-6212

Court Care for the Pikes Peak Region-719-452-5499
http://www.courtcare.org
Court Care is a not-for-profit organization that provides child care for children whose parents or guardians have court-related business. Court Care serves the Fourth Judicial District and Colorado Springs Municipal Court and is managed and operated by the Child Nursery Centers.

Divorce Clinic-El Paso Courthouse, Jury Ass Rm #W113

Forge (formerly Colorado Springs Teen Court)-719-475-7815
https://forgeevolution.org/, info@springsteencourt.org
Municipal Courthouse 224 E. Kiowa St., Rm 230 Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Forge is a unique justice program for first-time offenders of misdemeanor crimes. It is designed to give youth between 11 and 18 who have broken the law and admitted their guilt a second chance. Those accepted into the program must go “to a sentencing trial” in a real courtroom with teens serving as prosecuting and defense attorneys. An adult judge presides, and a teen jury determines the sentence, including mandatory community service and jury duty in future teen courts. Upon successful completion of the program, charges against the defendant are dismissed.

The Justice Center – Free Legal Clinics
https://www.justicecentercos.org/
Free call-in legal clinics every Wednesday from 7 pm – 9 pm Call-719-473-6212. The Justice Center also offers free and low-cost legal representation for qualified applicants.

Mercy’s Gate-(719) 277-7470

Pro Bono Legal Services
https://cl.cobar.org/departments/pro-bono-support-to-communities-in-need/#endnote-014

Pro Se Veterans Issues Clinic-(719) 473-6212

Self Help Center @ El Paso Courthouse-(719) 448-7710

Self Help/ Forms Online- https://www.courts.state.co.us/Self_Help/Index.cfm

Resources for Justice Involved Citizens

Get Support in In-Person Right Here at SRC! Fresh Out the Gates is a support group that meets every Friday at 10:00 at 985 W. Fillmore Street. Join a community of people who share similar circumstances and challenges in a positive, empowering atmosphere.

Fresh Out the Gates Support Meetings
Fridays at 10:00 am at 985 W. Fillmore Street. (SRC Headquarters)
https://srchope.org/peers-behind-the-walls/
We share stories, coping tools, and other prosocial activities that support community connections, overall health and wellness, and long-term recovery. Working together, we can better understand why we keep making the same mistakes that result in incarceration and hopelessness. Call Dominique K. (719-465-2295) for additional information

Christ-life Ministries
https://mychristlife.org/
1602 S. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Dedicated to providing criminal-justice-involved individuals and their families with tools to navigate through life, including life skill development, counseling, housing, SUD support
Contact: Linda Perkins,-719-219-6835, wagees@mychristlife.org

Colorado Springs Works
https://www.commwrks.org/coloradosprings-works
3750 Astrozon Blvd. Unit #120, Colorado Springs, CO, 80910
Aid low-income individuals to enter the labor force, attain economic security by generating immediate income while improving work readiness, create a positive work history, and encourage long-term career preparation and attainment
Contact: Jamil Cooks,-719-354-6640, wagees@denverworks.org

El Paso County Department of Human Services, Employment Assistance-719-636-0000
https://cdhs.colorado.gov/benefits-assistance/employment-assistance
1675 W. Garden of the Gods Rd. Colorado Springs, CO 80907

The GO Guide
www.ccjrc.org/find-help/go-guide/
This 260-page book provides extensive information to help people prepare for release and successfully reintegrate into their families and communities. This publication is helpful for people involved in the criminal justice system, their families, community service providers, and criminal justice professionals.

Office of the Colorado State Public Defenders
https://www.coloradodefenders.us/
Colorado Springs Office719- 475-1235 (Colorado Springs)

Springs.Pubdef@coloradodefenders.us
The mission of the Office of the State Public Defender is to defend and protect the rights, liberties, and dignity of those accused of crimes who cannot afford to retain counsel. We do so by providing constitutionally and statutorily mandated effective, zealous, inspired, and compassionate representation.

Supporting Courts by Creating Opportunities for Recovery (SCCOR)- 719-357-5306

https://sccor.net/

SCCOR is a nonprofit organization working to empower participants and alumni of the 4th Judicial Problem Solving Courts, Speciality Courts, and Justice-Involved Individuals to thrive in life by connecting them to resources and services such as food, clothing, transportation, and housing assistance.

WAGEES Colorado (Work and Gain Education & Employment Skills Program)

wageesco.org
Community Partners offer a wide range of services. The services offered under WAGEES are free of charge for most services, but there is often a progressive cost share for services such as housing. Some Community Partners have their own housing available to people who need such assistance and are willing to follow the rules and guidelines established by the Community Partner for safe and successful reentry. Housing resources are always in strong demand, which creates limitations in the duration and amount of support provided. Talk with your Community Partner for the most current information and availability.

Resource Networks, Employer Indexes-

https://jobs.ourcareerpages.com/job/721210

https://jobsforfelonsonline.com/jobs-in-colorado-springs-colorado/

Employers For Justice Involved Citizens

For a list of Local Businesses and Nation-wide organizations that employ Justice-Involved Citizens, use the options listed below to access a variety of sources

AA “Accurate & Affordable” Striping, Inc-(719) 231-9258

https://www.aastripe.com/

Asplundh Tree Expert, LLC

https://asplundh.com/contact/?category_name=c#cont_state

Housing For Justice Involved Citizens

Find Housing

Suicide Prevention Hotline:
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help-yourself/veterans/

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline recognizes that among those who have served or are serving, a mental health crisis can be heightened by military experiences. If you’re a veteran or service member and are in crisis, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Lifeline is a national network of over 200 local crisis centers that combines local care and resources with national standards and best practices.

Military Crisis Line/Veterans Crisis Line:
http://veteranscrisisline.net/Chat

The Military Crisis Line/Veterans Crisis Line provides free confidential support for veterans in crisis or for those who are concerned about one.

Military.com
https://www.military.com/benefits/veterans-health-care/suicide-prevention

A news and resource website for military members, veterans, and their families, including a veterans’ crisis hotline for current and former military members who need immediate mental health assistance.

Government Entities

U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs-https://www.va.gov/

El Paso County Veteran’s Services- 719-520-7276

https://justiceservices.elpasoco.com/veterans-services/

Resource Centers- In-Person, and Virtual

Home Front Military Network-(719) 577-7417

https://homefrontmilitarynetwork.org/,

1120 N Circle Drive, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909.

A merger of two previous agencies, The Home Front Cares and Peak Military Care Network, this is a one stop entry for military members, their families, and veterans to access community resources. Provides assistance to veterans, their spouses, and kids who are in crisis. Everything from grant money for transportation or rental expenses to legal aid, counseling and more is offered from

Military One Source
https://www.militaryonesource.mil/health-wellness/mental-health/suicide/

Department of Defense-funded resource for information, answers, and support for military service members and their families, including a Military Crisis line that connects those in need to professional counselors, 24/7, at no cost.

National Resource Directory–https://nrd.gov/

The National Resource Directory (NRD) connects wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, their families, and caregivers to programs and services that support them. It provides access to services and resources at the national, state and local levels to support recovery, rehabilitation and community reintegration.

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.

Veterans Guide–https://veteransguide.org/

Veterans Guide provides veterans of the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marines and Space Force with necessary information and guidance to ensure every veteran receives the maximum benefits possible

Best Trade Schools

A guide to the best trade schools for Veterans
https://www.best-trade-schools.net/careers/best-trade-schools-for-veterans/

Club Beyond

https://clubbeyond.org/

Club Beyond® is the name used by Military Community Youth Ministries (MCYM) to identify its ministry with military high school and middle school-aged teens worldwide. Club Beyond staff and volunteers mentor young people and are available to journey with them through the hard challenges of adolescence, providing positive role models and exhibiting Christ-like behavior.

Mercy’s Gate-(719)277-7470

https://mercysgatecs.org/

4360 Montebello Drive, Suite #300, Colorado Springs, CO. 80918

Food Pantry: 4210 Austin Bluffs Pkwy. 80918-Inside Calvary UMC.

Main Office: 4285 N. Academy Blvd. 809180-Inside Rocky Mtn. Calvary Chapel

Commodities Program: 5590 N. Nevada Ave. 80918 -Inside Fellowship Bible Church

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.

Pikes Peak United Way-(719) 632-1543

https://www.ppunitedway.org/

518 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO. 80903.

Housing

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community –(719) 662-1100

https://www.coloradocoalition.org/fortlyonreferral

30999 Co Rd 15, Las Animas, CO 81054

The Coalition provides transitional housing and recovery-oriented supportive services for homeless individuals, especially homeless veterans, at the Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community. This innovative program allows homeless persons to leave the community in which they continue to struggle with the cycles of addiction and homelessness in order to help them attain sobriety and health stability.

Greccio Housing-(719)475-1422

www.greccio.org

1015 E. Pikes Peak Ave., Suite 110, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Affordable rental housing is available to income- qualified individuals, families, seniors and veterans.

Homeward Pikes Peak (719) 231-7803

https://www.homewardpp.org

2010 E Bijou St., Colorado Springs, CO, 80909

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

Pikes Peak Veterans Housing Fund-(719) 650-4426

https://coloradosprings.gov/veteranshousingfund
The purpose of the Pikes Peak Veteran Housing Fund is to get veterans experiencing homelessness into housing. The Fund offers financial assistance to veterans to help them obtain housing as well as offering compensation to landlords if damages and unpaid rent are incurred.

Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) (719) 323-2600

https://www.rmhumanservices.org/homes-for-all-veterans

Homeless and eviction prevention help. There may be government grant money to help with back rent, the utility or security deposit for a new home, or even money for first months rent. Case management is also offered.

Volunteers of America-(719) 243-4475

https://www.voacolorado.org/gethelp-denvermetro-veterans-ssvf

Funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the SSVF (‘Supportive Services for Veteran Families’) Program was founded upon the principle that every Veteran has a right to housing.

Addiction, Mental Health, Physical Health

Veterans and AddictionAddiction is a widespread issue in today’s society, and unfortunately it affects veterans at a higher rate than other populations. About one in ten veteran’s turn to alcohol or other addictive substances to help them cope with overwhelming circumstances when returning home. Many are reliving traumatic events and have difficulty readjusting to civilian life. Coping with drugs and alcohol just makes the problems worse. Addiction leads to heart problems, liver failure, cancer, and death.

Keystone Treatment Center- (855) 724-0614 Important Veteran’s Payment Information: Keystone treatment is affiliated with the Veteran’s Community Care Program meaning that all veterans with a referral from a VA caregiver are fully paid/cared for by the VA. It is the mission of Keystone Treatment Center to provide quality treatment to people battling chemical dependency, people struggling with compulsive gambling, and people with co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders, as well as to their families. They inspire their employees to deliver clinical excellence so that Keystone becomes the preferred treatment provider for individuals and families in need. They provide quality care for all of the individuals and agencies that they serve.

Veterans Eastern Colorado Healthcare System (Colorado Springs VA Clinic)-719- 327-5660 https://www.drug-rehab-headquarters.com/colorado/facility/eastern-colorado-healthcare-system-colorado-springs 955 W Fillmore St, CO SPGS, CO. 80907Providing substance abuse treatment, a halfway house or sober living home and buprenorphine used in drug treatment with outpatient care, partial hospitalization or day treatment, residential short-term treatment, and residential long-term treatment. DUI or DWI offenders are supported for drug rehab.

Requirements & Cost: Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, and self-payment is accepted with sliding fee scales and payment assistance.

Veterans and Mental Health-Veterans are at higher risk of mental health problems such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, and Anxiety. Post-traumatic tress disorder (PTSD) is a huge mental health problem facing veterans and can also lead to addiction. Veterans often develop PTSD after experiencing traumatic events in combat.

PTSD causes troubling symptoms such as: being easily startled, difficulty concentrating, increased irritability, nightmares, and flashback

To deal with these symptoms, veterans often use — and abuse — addictive substances. For this reason, PTSD and addiction often occur alongside one another.

According to the VA, almost 1 in 3 veterans who have PTSD also suffer from addiction.

Medical and Behavioral CareFamily Care Center -719-540-2146 A premier behavioral health treatment center for the Colorado Springs area, Family Care Center offers services for both children and adults and specializes in services for military families and veterans. We take most major insurances except Medicaid. Offers mental health services including TMS, medication management, and counseling.

Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community -(719) 662-1100 www.coloradocoalition.org/healthcare 30999 Co Rd 15, Las Animas, CO 81054The Coalition provides transitional housing and recovery-oriented supportive services for homeless individuals, especially homeless veterans, at the Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community. This innovative program allows homeless persons to leave the community in which they continue to struggle with the cycles of addiction and homelessness in order to help them attain sobriety and health stability.

Crawford House-719-477-1639 Crawford House program provides safe emergency housing for veterans in the Colorado Springs area who are homeless and receiving VA-provided mental health care.

Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center-719-772-7000 Resource center for all veterans resources: behavioral health counseling, employment and transition support, job placement, internships, benefits support, housing assistance, legal, education assistance, financial coaching. Vet organizations are present. A clinic next door. For veterans and families of veterans.

Peak Military Care Network-719-577-7417 Connecting military services members, veterans, and their families to the highest quality resources provided by our trusted community partners.

PFC Floyd K. Lindstrom Outpatient Clinic-719-327-5660 This Colorado Springs VA Clinic provides primary care services for veterans in the Colorado Springs area.

Rocky Mountain Human Services- 855-838-7428 Homes for All Veterans provides a wide range of services designed to promote housing stability and alleviate chronic homelessness. Walk-ins for assessment and applications are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 8am-5pm.

UCCS Veterans Health and Trauma Clinic 719-255-8003 The Veterans Health and Trauma Clinic helps you recover from psychological challenges associated with military service, natural disaster, domestic violence, auto accidents, sexual assault or first responder trauma as well as a broad range of anxiety, mood, and eating disorders.

Veterans Administration Clinic 719-327-5660 Primary care services for veterans in the Colorado Springs area. 3141 Centennial Blvd. CO SPGS, CO. 80907

Veterans Addictionhttps://veteranaddiction.org/mental-health/

American Addiction Centershttps://americanaddictioncenters.org/veterans/alcoholism

SRC Resource Network

Substance Use & Recovery Resources

Types of Detox

Residential Rehabilitation Programs

Other Residential Programs

Overdose Prevention Support Groups, Organizations

Organizations Providing Overdose Prevention Supplies

12-Step Programs

Sober Mommies Support Group

Sober Black Girls Club

Christians in Recovery

Recovery Dharma

The Colorado Springs BEACON Guide

Community Resources

Emergency Shelters

Non-Emergent Housing Assistance

Food Programs/ Hunger Assistance

Hunger Free Colorado Food Resource Hotline (855-855-4626)

M-F (8 am – 4:30 pm). All information is confidential and bilingual staff are ready to help Coloradans find food and nutrition resources in their community and assist in applying to federal nutrition programs such as SNAP.

Use Hunger Free Colorado’s Food Finder page to “find information on community resources, food and nutrition programs, and other public benefits designed to support you and your loved ones.” https://hungerfreecolorado.org/find-food/

Government Food Assistance Programs:

Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)-Provides healthy meals and snacks to children and adults receiving day care, Call: 303-692-2330 https://cdphe.colorado.gov/CACFP

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) –Provides low-cost or free lunches to school children. Call: 303-866-6600 https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrilunchprogram

School Breakfast Program (SBP) -Provides low-cost or free meals to school children. Call: 303-866-6661https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/breakfast

Special Milk Program -Offers milk to children in schools, childcare institutions, and eligible camps. Call: 303-866-6661https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrimilk

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) -Provides free meals and snacks to help low-income children in the summer months. Call: 303-866-6661 https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrisummer

Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) -Healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, health care referrals. Call: 303-692-2000https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Pantries throughout El Paso County

Visit https://careandshare.org/FindFood/ To find neighborhood food pantries, including hours and updates on services in your area and mobile food pantries throughout Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, and Pueblo

Mt Carmel Veterans Services Drive-Thru Food DistributionNorris Penrose Event Center Upper Lot-1125 W. Moreno St.Every Other Friday, distribution begins at 11:00runs until supplies are depleted

Visit https://www.veteranscenter.org/ for more information.

Centro Mundial De Alabanza – 2601 E St Vrain 80909;-(719)460-4392

Colorado Springs Central SDA Church – 1305 N Union Blvd;-(719) 634-1682

Connections4Life – 6436 US Hwy 85, Suite U, Fountain 80817; (719) 387-9919

Crossfire Ministries – 2120 La Salle St 80909;-(719) 447-1806

Fish and Loaves – 2221 N Wahsatch Ave 80907;-(719) 633-7661

Grab and Go bagged lunches at New Directions Agape Services – 2060 Jetwing Dr

Mt Calvary Lutheran Church – 1318 N Circle Dr 80909;-(719) 634-1053

No Cost Drive through Grocery Programs at Colorado Springs Food Rescue Office – 917 East Moreno Ave

Pikes Peak Christian Church– 4955 Bradley Rd, 80911; (719) 392-9061

Salvation Army – 908 Yuma St 80909;-(719) 884-1034

United Way Food Box Delivery Program – Call 211, and they will deliver a food box to your doorstep within 24-48 hours

Clothing, Household Goods, Furniture

Transportation

Free Medicaid Transportation Services

Pet Care

Pet Resources

Additional Resource Guides

More Extensive Pet Resource Directories:

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Resource Networks, Employer Indexes-

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Addiction, Mental Health, Physical Health

Quick Links

985 West Fillmore StreetColorado Springs, CO 80907HOURS:Monday - Friday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm719-465-2295

Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)-Provides healthy meals and snacks to children and adults receiving day care, Call: 303-692-2330
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/CACFP

National School Lunch Program (NSLP) –Provides low-cost or free lunches to school children. Call: 303-866-6600
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrilunchprogram

School Breakfast Program (SBP) -Provides low-cost or free meals to school children. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/breakfast

Special Milk Program -Offers milk to children in schools, childcare institutions, and eligible camps. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrimilk

Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) -Provides free meals and snacks to help low-income children in the summer months. Call: 303-866-6661
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/nutrisummer

Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) -Healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, health care referrals. Call: 303-692-2000
https://www.coloradowic.gov/

Mt Carmel Veterans Services Drive-Thru Food Distribution
Norris Penrose Event Center Upper Lot-1125 W. Moreno St.
Every Other Friday, distribution begins at 11:00
runs until supplies are depleted

985 West Fillmore Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80907

HOURS:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
719-465-2295