Coordinated Entry

Coordinated Entry is the first stop and a key element of the adult homeless service system. All homeless adults seeking services enter through a limited number of community entry points, where they are assessed with common screening tools and matched with appropriate service and housing paths.  See More ➟➟➟ 

Safe sheltering and reliable support services provided with compassion and dignity by experienced staff can make life-changing differences for individuals who have been referred to the Shelter through the Coordinated Entry screening.  See More ➟➟➟ 

Permanent Supportive Housing 

This program serves chronically homeless individuals who live on the streets and tend to have high incidences of mental illness, addictions, and/or physical disabilities.  The Permanent Supportive Housing program provides housing support, with on-going intensive case management for these individuals. See More ➟➟➟

Serving people with shorter histories of homelessness, and those with a lower acuity of need. Rapid Re-Housing provides temporary resources to make housing affordable to help people avoid becoming chronically homeless. See More ➟➟➟

BTHERE 

Boulder Targeted Homelessness Engagement and Referral Effort (BTHERE).

The BTHERE program goal is to engage and build relationships with people experiencing homelessness for future connection to housing or services. See More ➟➟➟