Rental Assistance Resources

Local Resources for Rent Assistance in Colorado:

  • Catholic Charities of Denver
  • Jewish Family Service – Emergency Housing Assistance
    • Offers limited financial help and case management for families in the Denver area.
      Phone: 303‑597‑5000
      Location: 3201 S. Tamarac Drive, Denver
      Website: jewishfamilyservice.org
  • Denver Human Services – Emergency Help

What to Do If Someone Needs Help After Hours

If someone needs urgent help with housing, food, or safety outside of normal business hours, there are still several options available:

1. Call 2-1-1 (Colorado 211)

  • 211 Colorado is a 24/7 helpline that connects people with local resources for food, shelter, rent assistance, mental health support, and more.

  • Just dial 2-1-1 or visit 211colorado.org

  • A trained specialist can help find available services nearby, even late at night.

2. Emergency Shelters in Denver

Some shelters operate intake or emergency services after hours:

  • Denver Rescue Mission (Lawrence Street Shelter)
    1130 Park Ave West, Denver, CO 80205
    Phone: 303‑297‑1815
    Offers overnight shelter and meals; check-in typically starts in the evening.

  • Catholic Charities – Samaritan House Shelter
    2301 Lawrence Street, Denver, CO 80205
    Phone: 303‑294‑0241
    Provides shelter for women, children, and families.

  • Family Promise of Greater Denver
    While they operate primarily during business hours, they serve families facing homelessness and may offer 24/7 case support after intake.

3. Call the Colorado Crisis Services Line (for emotional/mental support)

  • Available 24/7 for those feeling overwhelmed, unsafe, or in need of someone to talk to.

  • Call: 1‑844‑493‑8255

  • Or text TALK to 38255

4. Visit a Hospital Emergency Room

If someone is pregnant, homeless, or in immediate danger, hospital ERs are open 24/7 and can connect patients with social workers who have access to housing and crisis resources.