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Fort Collins

Name & LinkServiceAddressPhone
Catholic Charities Samaritan House Fort CollinsShelter serving families & Women460 Linden Center Dr. 970-484-5010
Crossroads SafehouseDomestic Violence Services  970-482-3535
Family Housing NetworkFamily shelter, day center1606 S. Lemay Ave, Suite 105 970-484-3342 
Fort Collins Rescue MissionShelter serving male-identifying316 Jefferson Street 970-224-4302
The Murphy CenterResource center/day shelter.242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940
The Matthews HouseYouth & Family services.415 Mason Ct #1 970-472-0609
Volunteers of America SSVFVeteran Services.116 W. Harvard St. #4 970-999-5877

Homeless Resource Guide


 Loveland & Estes Park

Name & LinkServiceAddressPhone
Alternatives to ViolenceDomestic Violence Services 970-669-5150
Loveland Resource CenterShelter serving single men & women300 S. Railroad Ave. 970-962-3241
Disabled Resource Services 2154 W. Eisenhower Blvd.970-667-0816
House of Neighborly ServicesBasic Needs Resources1511 E.11th St.970-667-4939
Crossroads MinistryEstes Park Basic Needs Resources in Estes Park1753 Wildfire Road970-577-0610
Estes Valley Crisis AdvocatesDomestic Violence Services in Estes Park 970-577-9781

 

Northern Colorado Continuum of Care: The causes of homelessness are complex, but the solution is straightforward. We need to house people. The Northern Colorado Continuum of Care (NoCO CoC) supports a coordinated community-wide system capable of quickly connecting people experiencing homelessness to permanent housing and supportive services. 

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City of Loveland 

 The Loveland Homelessness Task Force announced May 29, 2024 that the First Christian Church building, 2000 N Lincoln Ave, is under contract for the purpose of establishing a sustainable site for a 24/7 resource center for people experiencing homelessness. The resource center will serve as a collaborative and housing-focused facility dedicated to providing people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness with essential services and personalized case management. The goal is to support and empower individuals to transition from homelessness or housing insecurity to housing security through a client-centered approach.

Learn more here: Loveland Homelessness Task Force: Sustainable Solutions Together


City of Fort Collins

The City of Fort Collins does not provide direct service. Rather, the City's efforts are focused on funding community agencies, convening critical conversations, and policy development. All those working to making homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring in our community rare unified in the desire to build better systems, use data and collaboration to best respond, and recognize the myriad challenges that lead to homelessness in the first place. 

Learn more here: City of Fort Collins, Social Sustainability


Office of Housing Stability

200 W. Oak Street

Fort Collins, CO 80521

housingoffice@co.larimer.co.us