No one developmental period in life is more derided than the teen years. Just look at the media and you will see some of the most terrifying headlines associated with adolescents.. They are overly focused on themselves and callous about others, addicted to the internet/gaming … Read more
Construction at 2700 Wewatta, in Denver, is officially underway! This building will provide 56 units of supportive housing to transition-age youth (18-24) who are at risk of/or experiencing homelessness. The 2700 Wewatta project will follow the same successful model as 1440 Pine, in Boulder; providing … Read more
On January 9, 2023 we enthusiastically welcomed Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet to TGTHR to learn more about our programs, meet some program participants, and talk with TGTHR staff. He toured The Source Drop-In Center and Overnight Shelter which provides immediate resources to young people … Read more
Colorado has put the mental health needs of youth and children at the forefront of its policy and funding priorities for 2022/2023. The recently established Behavioral Health Administration has funded the I Matter campaign which connects youth with up to six free counseling sessions with … Read more
Many news outlets have reported a marked increase in suicidality amongst teenagers over the past two years. Unfortunately, adolescent depression, anxiety, and suicide rates have actually been climbing since before the pandemic, with a 60 percent increase from 2007 to 2018 in suicidality in this … Read more
At TGTHR, those in our community that choose to donate either their time, their money, or resources for the youth we support are an integral part of succeeding in our organization’s mission of ending youth homelessness. Whether it’s attending and participating at TGTHR’s annual Gala, … Read more
Boulder, Colo. — TGTHR welcomed Governor Jared Polis on Nov. 10 to talk about affordable supportive housing and to officially recognize National Homeless Youth Awareness Month. As part of his effort to make Colorado more affordable and help more people who are living on the … Read more
Andre came to 1440 Pine in December 2019 as a referral from Boulder County, as one of the ten reserved apartments for young people aging out of the foster care system in our county. While at 1440 Pine, Andre engaged in case management, life skills … Read more
Celebrating Year One: An Open Letter from our CEO It’s hard to believe that it’s been one year since the opening of the 1440 Pine Street Apartments. While staff, tenants, board members and myself reflect on this mile marker, there is a clear overarching theme: … Read more
We are happy to announce our newest Youth Enterprise Award winner, A, who lives at the 1440 Pine. A handful of wonderful youth were nominated but after much deliberation, our selection committee chose A. Congratulations A! The Youth Enterprise Award recognizes a young person between … Read more
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