Resources

We have a number of resources available to our Northglenn community residents.  Please visit or contact these organizations for a variety of services that will benefit you and/or your family or organization.

 

Shelter:

 

Access Housing:  Provides transitional housing with wrap around services, as well as rental, mortgage and utility assistance (303)289-7078

Growing Home:  Emergency mortgage assistance (303)426-0430

Catholic Charities, Samaritan House:  2301 Lawrence St. (303)294-0241

Sacred Heart Housing: 2844 Lawrence, (303) 296-6686

Delores Project: Shelter for women and transgender people 18+ yrs or age, (303)534-5411

New Genesis: Single Men 18+, 1680 Sherman St. (303)881-0953

Salvation Crossroads:  Shelter for single men (303) 295-3366

Comitis Crisis Center:  Transitional housing (303)341-9160

Severe Weather Activation Program, Crossroads Community Center: Huron and 104th (720)523-6646

Urban Peak: 1630 S. Acoma, shelter for ages 12-20, (303)974-2908

 

Day Shelters:

 

A.W.A.R.E.: provides: Food bank, computer services, 690 W. 84th Ave.  (303)451-4288

Aurora Day Resource Center: provides employment assistance, computer services, clothing & hygiene, showers, laundry, day beds, breakfast & lunch

Mission Arvada Day Shelter:  provides showers, hot meals, clothing, hygiene products, transportation, housing vouchers, works with the Veterans Administration

 

Food:

 

Food Bank of the Rockies: Click on this link to find food pantries in  your area and see eligibility requirements – Find Food | Food Bank of the Rockies (foodbankrockies.org)

Good Shephard Presbyterian Food Bank: 10785 Melody Dr. (720)-465-9946 T-Thurs 9-11:30AM

Immaculate Heart of Mary Food Bank: 11426 Pearl St, (303)452-2041 Ext 126 Hours: M, W, F 9-11:30AM

Northglenn Christian Church Food Bank: 1800 E. 105th Pl , Hours: T & W 10-11:45AM (303)452-3787

Neighbor Outreach of Colorado: provides 40 lbs of food, the 1st Thursday at 500 E. 84th Ave, and 3rd Thursday, at Holy Cross Church, 9371 Wigham St

SNAP: check eligibility by going to snapco.benefitslaunch.org

PEBT Food Assistance: (720)382-2920

 

Mattress Pick Up:

 

Mattress Pick up assistance is available for those in finance need by completing the Utility Assistance Form and checking the box near the end of the form related to mattress and box spring pick up.

Car Repair:

Hands of The Carpenter (Hands) –  offers hope to single, working women with dependent children under the age of 18, to provide:  Vehicle evaluations, Low-cost repairs and on-going maintenance for up to three years, education about how to properly care for their cars and to prepare for future automotive needs, loaner vehicles and towing is also available if needed.
(720) 710-8852

 

Clothing:

 

A Precious Child – provides clothing, housewares, baby essentials, precious gifts for Birthdays and holidays, and much more.  (303) 466-4272

Joyful Journey’s – Provides clothing and food to struggling families and individuals.  Open 7 days a week from 10AM – 7PM, 6900 W. 117th Ave, Suite 400, Broomfield, CO 80020. Joyful Journeys Community Enrichment | Enriching Lives  (303) 667-9695 (by appointment only)

Adams County Human Services – provides LEAP – Xcel Energy funding assistance, Veteran Services, Early Childhood Services, Foster Care, Work Force Services.  (720) 523-2000

Northglenn Crisis Response Unit, Jessica Hulse, jhulse@northglenn.org (720) 822-0558

 

Employment, Training and Certification Programs:

 

If you are seeking employment in a construction trade, which may require participation within an apprenticeship program.  Call Tony Abeyta at 303-720-1284 or email Tonys57ford@yahoo.com

If you are specifically looking to working in the field of heat and frost insulation, go to:  https://www.insulators.org/students

Work Options –provides training and certifications in the culinary field. Program is 4-6 weeks, and allows the participant to earn up to $400/monthly.  Often referrals are made at the completion of the program to hiring establishments.  Call (720) 660-0159

Helmets to Hardhats is a national, nonprofit program that connects transitioning active-duty military service members, veterans, National Guard and Reservists with skilled training and quality career opportunities in the construction industry. The program is designed to help military service members successfully transition back into civilian life by offering them the means to secure a quality career in the construction industry  http://helmetstohardhats.org

Electrical Apprenticeship Program – Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM), located at 11329 Pearl St., Northglenn (303) 853-4886

Good Will Industries – Obtain fundamental computer and digital skill.  Access online Training over in over 200 modules; as well as Google’s GSuite (Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive). http://gsuite.google.com/learning-center

Adams County Human Services –Work Force Services.  (720) 523-2000

Second Chance Center offers case management, mentoring, and vital resources to assist formerly incarcerated individuals in reestablishing their lives.  http://www.scccolorado.org