Basic Needs

Our welcoming, low-barrier access to food and community is fundamental in building trust and rapport with adults experiencing homelessness. 

TRI-CITIES NAVIGATION CENTER
We provide lunch (Mondays-Fridays), showers, laundry, employment services, medical, dental, and mental health care, vouchers for different needs, housing assistance, peer support, and state benefits enrollment.

7 Days a Week, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
4675 S Windermere, Englewood, 80110
Phone: 720-994-8789

With 20 short-term beds and day programming, the Navigation and resource center focuses on collaborative case management through outside agencies that we collaborate withto identify opportunities for, and address barriers to, the achievement of an individual's plan for housing or other long-term exit from homelessness, including Ready to Work application. It is NOT an emergency weather shelter or place to drop someone off in the middle of the night for lodging.

COMMUNITY TABLE DINNERS
Bridge House has been serving meals to food insecure members of our community since 1997.
Our intern sleep program provides emergency shelter, food and support services for adults experiencing homelessness who have interest in our Ready to Work program.

MONDAYS 4:30-5:15 p.m. (Indoor Seated Dinner)
Trinity Lutheran Church: 2200 Broadway, Boulder
Enter on the north side of the alley between Pine and Mapleton

This dinner program is open to anyone, whether low income or currently experiencing homelessness. Historically these dinners have been served indoors with sit-down dining and we look forward to returning to that model as soon as possible.

Community Table dinners are prepared by our Community Table Kitchen social enterprise  and are supported by our dedicated volunteers. To volunteer click here…