Warren Village Inc

Family supportive services and volunteer segments: our adult self- sufficiency program has multiple elements. Residents attend post-secondary educational programs or work part or fulltime with staff support, and receive support through various wellness initiatives. Residents also participate in ongoing enrichment classes to develop foundational skill and work with family advocates and navigators who guide them through personal and wellness goals, early learning center enrollment for children, and other assistance. Residents in the first step program are part of a communal living program for single mothers at another north denver location, offering many similar self sufficiency program components. Similar resident and childrens' programs are also provided to the residents of the newly opened warren village at alameda, with limited programming available at ivy crossing, a non-warren village owned facility. In addition, hundreds of dedicated volunteers provide a wide range of supports, offsetting costs through conducting enrichment classes, intern work, holiday activities, childcare and resident events.

Housing, gilpin location: the warren village gilpin affordable housing building features 92 units in which single-parent led families can stay for two years (with the possibility of a extension depending on progress toward educational and career goals). Each parent pays rent, equal to 30% of their gross monthly income (or a minimum of 25 per month). The focus of the warren village program is to promote educational attainment, increase income, and support transition into stable and permanent housing upon program exit.