Resource Directory
We seek God’s peace for our city through the creative, compassionate, and prayerful development of people and communities.
Since 1988, we have cultivated communities of hope and healing in the heart of our beloved city, Denver. We put our mission into action through supportive housing, leadership development, and initiatives that strengthen our neighbors’ capacity to thrive.
Joshua Station is a two-year intensive program for families experiencing homelessness – a supportive pathway toward healing and self-sufficiency. Our residents share a culture of mutual encouragement, together with on-site staff and volunteers. Supported by our family advocates and program team, our residents chart a path toward stable housing. They work their plan—step by step, personally and practically—for two years.
Families only (Single or 2 Parent).
No Sex Offenses. Income & 90 days of Sobriety before application process Required (UA drug testing).
Addt’l Req found here. (https://milehighmin.org/need-housing/)
Faith-based but no religious reqs.
Referral & Intake
Rooms often available.
Submit online interest form >Phone Screen > Attend Orientation > Complete Application > Final Interview
1-2 year transitional housing for families. Private room with shared kitchen. Rent determined on case-by-case (usually ~$200/month). Pets: Service animals only
Service Reqs: Counseling, Employment/Education, Youth Programming
On-site Residential Services: Case Management, Legal Services, Child & Adult Therapy, Employment Services (skills & employer connect), Youth Services (tutoring, mentorship, enrichment), Education (GED, ESL, Higher Ed pathway support), Life Skills Training (planning, financial lit, parenting, health, relationships), Family Advocates (CM & help developing & implementing personalized Family Action plan)