SAMARITAN HOUSE DOWNTOWN - Catholic Charities

2301 Lawrence St.
Denver, CO - 80205
(303) 294-0241

Each of our residents is matched with a case manager who helps him/her navigate our 120-day Levels Program. Each resident commits to goals that will help them obtain stable income and housing.
We supply about 25% of the shelter housing available to families in the Denver area.
Its not just a place to sleep.
We provide a temporary home, a place for new beginnings.
Our Transitional Shelter Accommodations
Mens Dorm with 126 beds
Womens Dorm with 48 beds
21 Family Rooms, for up to 75 children
Overflow space for 200, additional women
Special Programs for Special Needs
We offer special programs that cater to the needs of families, singles, and veterans including:
Individualized plans and treatment programs
An employment center with computers and internet
Faith-based classes
Individual and family counseling (in coordination with our Regina Caeli Clinical Counseling)
Parent-child connection groups
Tutoring
School enrollment assistance
On-site health care clinic
Assistance securing benefits
Dental assistance onsite for those who qualify, once a month
Legal aid
Transportation assistance on a limited basis for those seeking work
Motel vouchers and food stamps on-site for those who qualify

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  • Mar 12, 2020

    I have a friend that has been homeless, and really needs help-- He has no car, no money, and debt up the kazoo. We can't keep him with us (in Evergreen, CO) much longer at our house at all. He was homeless for many months- and I have bucked my husband to have him come and temporarily live with us. He is a good guy, a hard worker, a Christian, and an honest person. He just got a job, but owes us and others many thousands of dollars, and has to walk miles to this new job- just started a few days ago. Is there any way you might be able to help him with a place to live, or a car? I would appreciate any help at all. Thanks.


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