Our Impact
HomewardBound of the Grand Valley is the only, year-round, open shelter system in Western Colorado and Eastern Utah and the closest emergency shelter option for 12 counties with a population of over 400,000 individuals.
As the only major shelter system between Denver and Salt Lake, our impact reaches beyond the Grand Valley— providing resources for many of our Western Colorado communities and beyond.
Emergency Overnight Shelter
At our two overnight facilities we are providing safe shelter and nutritious meals for families, veterans, and individuals experiencing houselessness. Our services impact over 1,400 individuals annually.
Daytime Shelter and Resources
The Unhoused Resource Center
In addition to overnight, emergency shelter services, we also provide daytime shelter and connections to resources at the HomewardBound/United Way Resource Center.
Learn more about the Unhoused Resource Center or sign up to provide services here:
Transformational Programs
In addition to providing vital, life-saving services, HomewardBound is focused on transformational programming to help people develop the tools they need to find a path to a sustainable and permanent home. These include:
RecoveryBound - Residential, treatment program for individuals looking to find a path to a future free from substance misuse and addiction.
Purposeful Work - Volunteer and vocational training program to enable individuals to rebuild self-worth through volunteerism and community service.
Comprehensive Case Management - All locations have comprehensive case management services to help individuals access the tools and resources to gain more independence and self-sufficiency as they move toward becoming housed.
Family Navigation - Support for families who are needing to connect to resources and develop tools for more effective parenting strategies.