Homeless Solutions – Resident Resources
Offering resources and support to address homelessness in Greeley and empowering residents to support one another.
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Support for those experiencing homelessness
Outreach, Rehousing, and Permanent Housing Support
If you are experiencing homelessness, need help with rent or other services or are looking for resource information, contact HNC@unitedway-weld.org or call 2-1-1. Greeley's Housing Navigation Center is behind DriveWise on 8th Avenue.
Greeley’s Homeless Solutions Department consists of the Outreach Team and two housing support teams – the Rapid Rehousing and Permanent Supportive Housing Teams. The Outreach Team builds rapport and quickly works to help connect individuals to available resources and aims to meet people where they are and their immediate needs.
The Rapid Rehousing Team places more moderate-need individuals and families experiencing homelessness into safe, stable housing quickly. Through additional services, including case management, transportation, access to health care, food, employment assistance, and more, this team helps them maintain housing stability with support for up to 2 years with the goal of working toward independence and long-term housing.
The Permanent Supportive Housing Team provides voucher-supported permanent housing solutions and supportive services to access transportation, health care, food, and income assistance if qualified. The goal of this team is to help the highest-need individuals experiencing chronic homelessness obtain and maintain stable housing with ongoing case management support.
The following resources are available to those experiencing homelessness and community members who would like to support. Resources listed below include emergency services, healthcare, and food resources.
Call 9-1-1 for all immediate emergencies.
- Suicide and Crisis Lifeline | 9-8-8
- North Range Behavioral Health 24-Hour Crisis Line | 970-347-2120
- A Woman’s Place (Domestic Violence Safe House) Crisis | 970-356-4226
- North Range Behavioral Health Crisis and Intensive Services | 970-347-2120
Non-Emergency phone numbers
- Greeley Police Department | 970-350-9605
- Weld County Sheriff | 970-356-4015
- Weld County Department of Human Services | 970-352-1551
Connect with local resources
- City of Greeley Outreach Team | 970-351-5005
- Housing Navigation Center and Cold Weather Shelter | 970-515-6281
- Guadalupe Community Center | 970-353-6433
- Colorado Housing Connects | 1-844-926-6632
- United Way | 2-1-1
- Greeley Family House | 970-352-3215
- Alternative Homes for Youth | 970-353-6010
- Lutheran Family Services (Advocacy and Support) | 970-356-6751
- Salvation Army (Basic Needs, Food, Clothing) | 970-346-1661
- Greeley Interfaith Clothing Bank | 970-356-5897
- Community Outreach Center (Basic Needs, Food, Clothing) | 970-353-9242
- Weld County Adult Protective Services Reporting Hotline | 970-400-6700
- Weld County Child Protective Services Reporting Hotline | 1-844-264-5437
- North Colorado Medical Center Behavioral Health Clinics | 970-810-5454
- North Range Behavioral Health Substance Use and Detox | 970-356-6664
- Sexual Assault Victim Advocate (SAVA) | 970-506-4059, ask for “advocate”
- Alcoholics Anonymous | 970-224-3552
- Al-Anon and AlaTeen | 970-350-0116
- Medicaid Weld County | 970-352-1551
- North Colorado Medical Center (Hospital) | 970-352-4121
- Sunrise Community Health (Medical and Dental) | 970-350-4606
- Colorado Dental, Vision and Hearing Program | 970- 400-6629
- New Eyes (Glasses) | 855-268-3937
- Colorado Families for Hands and Voices | 720-598-2648
- Weld County Food Bank | 970-356-2199
- Friendly Fork (Senior) | 970-400-6955
- Meals on Wheels | 970-353-9738
- Evans WIC Clinic | 970-395-1113
- Light House Mission | 970-506-9335
- Northern Colorado Veterans Services | 970-888-4249
- Refugee & Asylee Program | 970-353-5267
Definitions for Homeless Solutions Support
Support to help people who are homeless gain stability.
A person or family who lacks fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime housing.
Someone who has a disabling condition and has been homeless for over a year. Someone with a disabling condition who has had four or more episodes of homelessness in the past three years. Someone with a disabling condition who has experienced homelessness for over a year.
A database that homeless service providers use to track and manage resources.
A diagnosable substance abuse disorder, mental illness, developmental disability, or chronic physical illness. Or the existence of two or more of these conditions.
Government subsidized housing support. There are various levels of these vouchers.
A housing voucher for people who meet the criteria that provides financial help with case management services.
A yearly snapshot of the number of homeless people in a given city, county, or region. Volunteers conduct this survey count on one night in February each year. The survey is voluntary.
Homeless people living in emergency shelters or transitional or temporary housing.
People and families sleeping in a place not designated for or used as a regular sleeping accommodation.
Federal agency that sets rules and regulations, and provides guidance and funding for state and local governments, nonprofits, and for-profit businesses. HUD can provide grant money to homeless service resource providers.
A regional group that coordinates housing resources and service providers.
A system used by CoC and service providers to connect homeless people to housing and services.
A Colorado state division of DOLA that sets rules and provides guidance and money for local governments, nonprofits, and businesses for housing and homelessness. DOH can provide grant money to homeless service resource providers.
A Colorado State department that sets rules and provides guidance and money for local communities. DOLA can provide grant money to homeless service resource providers.
Temporary shelter that provides private rooms for people and families.
Temporary shelter that provides space for individuals and families with little privacy.
A model that connects homeless people to permanent housing and supportive services.
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