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At TGTHR, we believe that when young people are equipped with the right tools and surrounded by people who believe
TOGETHER, WE CAN END youth homelessness
We are ending youth homelessness by providing critical services that build a supportive community around young people, amplifying their voices and celebrating them as they grow.
TGTHR PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
SUPPORTiVE HOUSING
TGTHR offers supportive services at 1440 Pine, a 40-unit permanent supportive housing complex in Boulder, for young people ages 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness. While in TGTHR’s housing programs, individuals receive:
- Case management tailored to each tenant focused on helping them achieve their self-set goals.
- Employment support and job opportunities.
- Education support and resources.
- Access to behavioral healthcare, such as counseling, support groups, and family reunification services.
- Inclusive environment with leadership opportunities and building-wide activities.
SUPPORTiVE HOUSING
TGTHR offers supportive services at Nest56, a 56-unit apartment complex for young people ages 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness. While in TGTHR’s housing programs, individuals receive:
- Case management tailored to each tenant focused on helping them achieve their self-set goals.
- Employment support and job opportunities.
- Education support and resources.
- Access to behavioral healthcare, such as counseling, support groups, and family reunification services.
- Inclusive environment with leadership opportunities and building-wide activities.
Chase
House
Chase House is a Qualified Residential Treatment Program serving youth ages 12-18 who have been placed by child welfare agencies due to family disruption.
In this home environment, youth receive support to prevent them from aging out of the system into homelessness. This includes:
- School support
- Family coaching services
- Life-skills development
- Mental & physical health support
- Community integration
- Recreational and educational activities
- Array of individual counseling and support groups.
THE SOURCE SHELTER HAS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED OPERATIONS due to financial strain. TGTHR is actively working on solutions to reopen.
TGTHR has made the difficult decision to suspend operations at The Source Youth Shelter. This includes the emergency youth shelter, drop-in resource center, and outreach services.
If you are under 21 and seeking immediate help, please contact:
- Urban Peak: 303-974-2908
- The Landing/Matthews House: 970-699-3886
If you are over 18 and seeking immediate help:
Boulder Coordinated Entry Contact Info: Call 303-579-4404 or walk up in person, at the All Roads Shelter, 4869 Broadway, Boulder, CO. Mon – Fri: 9am-3pm.
Longmont Coordinated Entry Contact Info: Call 720-453-6096 or walk-in: M, T, Th, F (12-5pm) at HOPE – 804 S. Lincoln St, Longmont, CO. Weds. 12-5pm 1335 Francis St. Longmont, CO
- Young adults can access the adult shelter system in the broader Denver Metro area. Full List
We are incredibly sorry for the loss of this vital community service. It was a financially driven decision and we remain committed to ending youth homelessness through our housing programs and Residential Care.
Drop-in Center
FREE DAYTIME YOUTH DROP-IN CENTER
The Source is open every day from 12:30-5:00 PM, for anyone ages 12-24. Here you can receive:
- Daily meals
- Internet access
- Showers & toiletries
- Clothing
- A trusted mailing address
- Help with obtaining ID or birth certificate
- Employment help
- Access to medical care
- Mental health support
- Legal counseling
- Education support
- Housing assistance
- Activities, groups, & more!
Overnight Shelter
FREE OVERNIGHT HOMELESS SHELTER
The Source Overnight Shelter is open every night at 5:00 PM for anyone ages 12-20. Here you can receive:
- Safe place to sleep
- Daily meals
- Showers, toiletries, & clothing
- Case Management to help you with goals
- Individual and family counseling
- Employment help & education support
- Transportation assistance
- Housing navigation
- Mental health support
- Life-Skills development
- Activities, groups, & more!
Residential treatment
Chase House
Chase House is a Qualified Residential Treatment Program serving youth ages 12-18 who have been placed by child welfare agencies due to family disruption.
In this home environment, youth receive support to prevent them from aging out of the system into homelessness. This includes:
- School support
- Family coaching services
- Life-skills development
- Mental & physical health support
- Community integration
- Recreational and educational activities
- Array of individual counseling and support groups.
Housing Programs
SUPPORTiVE HOUSING
Affordable housing for young people, ages 18-24 who are experiencing homelessness + supportive services.
TGTHR offers supportive services at two different apartment complexes, along with scattered-site apartments through a Transitional Living Program. While in TGTHR’s housing programs, individuals receive:
- Case management tailored to each tenant focused on helping them achieve their self-set goals.
- Employment support and job opportunities.
- Education support and resources.
- Access to behavioral healthcare, such as counseling, support groups, and family reunification services.
- Inclusive environment with leadership opportunities and building-wide activities.
The facts on youth homelessness
of youth at TGTHR experienced domestic violence/conflict
51%
of youth at TGTHR report mental wellness concerns
27%
of youth at TGTHR were previously in the foster care system
40%
of youth at TGTHR exit homelessness and find stable housing each year
Based on 2024 data
get involved
MAKE AN IMPACt
Every young person deserves a safe place to call home. Your support can break the cycle of youth homelessness.
Join us in creating lasting change. Together, we can build a future where no young person faces homelessness alone. Your involvement, in any capacity, helps create a community where every youth has a place to call home.
Your donations can provide:
$25
One day of meals in our overnight shelter
$250
One night of shelter and basic needs
$75
Three private counseling sessions
$500
A full apartment's furnishings for a youth
$1000
Five full sponsorships for our GED program
$5000
One month of individualized case management & therapeutic services for all youth in our overnight shelter
FACES AT TGTHR
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