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The time is now. The cause is just. TGTHR we can create a community where every young person is valued, empowered, and safe.
TGTHR: AT WORK
ABOUT TGTHR
The time is now. The cause is just. TGTHR we can create a community where every young person is valued, empowered, and safe.
LAST YEAR WE WORKED WITH
young people throughout all our programs
106
young people with a history of domestic violence
70
LGBTQ+ young people who reported family rejection
61
young people who were formerly in foster care
OUR PROGRAMS
TO END YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
Homelessness is not just a lack of shelter. It’s the absence of a home — a place where somebody feels safe, comfortable, secure, and valued. Ending youth homelessness requires all young people to have a place to live, employment, access to education, wellness, and a supportive community. That’s what TGTHR has been delivering for 55 years.
PROGRAMS
Chase House
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The Source Drop-In Center
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The Source Overnight Shelter
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1440 Pine
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Transitional Living Program
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Street Outreach Program
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Our team
As a team, we are committed to ensuring every young person can lead a fulfilling life. Meet the dedicated staff and Board of Directors who wake up every day with the drive to end youth homelessness and create the circumstances that allow young people to thrive.
LEARN
get educated
The movement to end youth homelessness begins with understanding its causes. A lot of people think they know them: things like mental health issues, substance use, and poor life choices. In fact, they’re often symptoms, caused by economic instability or abuse at home. Imagine having to handle day-to-day stresses while living outside with little or no support. Now picture yourself empowering somebody who’s experienced all that to build their path forward.
Contact us to schedule a TGTHR presentation or meeting with a TGTHR staffer to learn more.
FINANCIALS
your impact
To end youth homelessness, it takes all community members coming TGTHR. We work with every type of stakeholder to break the cycle of youth homelessness.
JUSTICE, EQUITY, DIVERSITY, & INCLUSION
Our EFFORTS
TGTHR is committed to building a culture of equity, inclusivity, and non-violence for all individuals, which is why we created a J.E.D.I. (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) Committee in 2021 and remain committed to ensuring our programs and community are a safe space for all individuals.
OUR BRAND
WHY TGTHR
We changed our name from Attention Homes to TGTHR to signal the start of a national movement to end youth homelessness.
EVENTS
UP NEXT
Here’s where TGTHR movement is making moves next.
WHAT YOU MISSED
Couldn’t make it? Check out what we did TGTHR.
OUR STORIES
MEET GABBY
Gabby’s parents had a long history of substance use and were routinely putting Gabby and her siblings in dangerous situations. As an elementary and middle school student, Gabby managed the household and took care of her younger brothers. She was the one getting them up for school every day.
OUR STORIES
Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and the hormonal teenager: What do these three things have in common?
No one developmental period in life is more derided than…
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Groundbreaking Celebration for 2700 Wewatta
Construction at 2700 Wewatta, in Denver, is officially underway! This…
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Senator Bennet Visits TGTHR
On January 9, 2023 we enthusiastically welcomed Colorado U.S. Senator…
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Statewide improvements in mental health services in Colorado
Colorado has put the mental health needs of youth and…
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Addressing the mystery: Why are adolescents more suicidal since the pandemic?
Many news outlets have reported a marked increase in suicidality…
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