HomewardBound of the Grand Valley is dedicated to eliminating the unwanted condition of homelessness in the Grand Valley, and we can’t stop until every unhoused person has a path home.
More than 1,400 men, women, and children received services at HomewardBound in 2023. With the addition of the new Unhoused Resource Center in January 2024, HomewardBound is on track to serve more individuals experiencing homelessness now than ever before.
While we are focused on providing the vital needs of food and shelter to our community, we are also dedicated to the work of building a way for people in Western Colorado and Eastern Utah to find a path home.
Our Locations
North Avenue Emergency Shelter is the first stop for single adults experiencing homelessness to access services.
North Avenue Emergency Shelter
2853 North Avenue
Overnight, emergency shelter for adults, veterans, and individuals with pets who are experiencing homelessness.
Pathways Family Shelter provides 24/7 Emergency Shelter for families experiencing homelessness
Pathways Family Shelter
562 29 Road
Overnight shelter for families and guests participating in our RecoveryBound or Purposeful Work programs.
The Resource Center, a collaboration between The City of Grand Junction, United Way of Mesa County, and HomewardBound.
The Unhoused Resource Center
261 Ute Avenue
Daytime shelter and resource hub for underserved individuals and families or those experiencing homelessness
Our Services
In 2022-2023, HomewardBound provided over 175,000 meals and almost 60,000 nights of emergency shelter. In addition to providing these vital, life-saving services, HomewardBound also provides:
PATHWAYS FAMILY WELLNESS CENTER
Pathways’ health center offers onsite healthcare professionals for individuals experiencing low income and homelessness. The facility is a nurse-led clinic offering students from Colorado Mesa University in-clinic hours.
RecoveryBound Program
HomewardBound’s RecoveryBound Program is a comprehensive, non-clinical program available for guests seeking treatment for substance misuse. In addition to classes and study sessions, participants engage in Purposeful Work vocational activities to promote societal responsibility and reintegration.
Children's Library & play area
The dedicated children’s lounge give kids a quiet, secure place to just be kids. The room is designed to accommodate reading, homework and even play, which gives parents the time to access services onsite.
Comprehensive case management
Guests have access to three case managers that specialize in key, high-risk areas, including families and adults 50+. Trainings, coaching, and navigation of resources such as employment applications, public assistance or legal services are just some of the ways guests can receive help on their paths to housing.
Our Impact
HomewardBound provides the only year-round homeless shelters between Denver and Salt Lake City that accommodate single adults, families with children, people with disabilities, people with pets, and military veterans. In addition to the above services, we also provide onsite healthcare, vocational training, day shelter, and free access to necessities like blankets, clothing, and toiletries.
120,000+
Meals Served in 2024
We provide breakfast, lunch, dinner, and evening snacks every day with a focus on healthy meals for the mind and body.
1,400+
individuals helped in 2024
Shelter, meals, and support services are provided to people struggling with low income and homelessness.
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HomewardBound is a proud recipient of the 2024 Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid. Learn more about HomewardBound’s commitment to financial accountability by clicking the seal to view our public profile.