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It's all coming together! This week, we celebrated having a full list of applications for our Permanent Supportive Housing, are watching our furniture being installed, and are hoping for good news for our final inspections. Soon after that we will begin welcoming guests into our beautiful, new shelter and making final preparations to move people into our new apartments at Arroyo Village.
Over 5000 people in Denver are facing homelessness and it will take 100 Arroyo Villages to solve the problem. We are proud to work alongside Rocky Mountain Communities to provide much needed affordable housing for our community. Thanks to Jessica Porter Denver7 for the feature!
New homeless shelter opening in Denver
thedenverchannel.com
For the first time in 30 years a new homeless shelter has been constructed in Denver.
We're so lucky to see Arroyo Village here in Denver, setting a highest standard of care for women and trans guests in need. One point, if the 5000 number is cited to the point-in-time it would consider those in homelessness in Denver, Lakewood, Boulder, Aurora, Thornton, and all cities in the 7 county metro region. There is so much to do and no shortage of need. We're so lucky to have this program in our city providing care. Thank you!
So is it to say, Domestic violence survivors in the ACP program would be ok to live there?
Great news!
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Major kudos to Katie McKenna, Senior Program Director for Enterprise Community Partners who braved the weather for a tour of Arroyo Village. Enterprise has been a supporter of The Delores Project for over four years and helped us grow our capacity to build affordable housing in partnership with Rocky Mountain Communities.
