In 2020, Mia (she/her/hers) had been staying at Chase House for one-and-a-half years. When Mia first arrived at Chase House, she was incredibly hesitant to engage in case management and socialize with staff and other youth. She was shy and expressed anxiety in living at … 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
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
During such a tumultuous year, something really unique and sweet has emerged for the tenants living at 1440 Pine. Just down the street sits the nonprofit called eTown Hall. eTown Hall is a place to “educate, entertain and inspire a diverse audience through music and … Read more
It’s been an intense year with COVID-19, polarized politics, protests, and reflecting and acting on ways to create an anti-racist country within our own community and organization. And at the same time, there are success stories. These stories help light the way through dark times, … Read more
Gabby’s parents had a long history of substance use and were routinely putting Gabby and her siblings in dangerous situations. When Gabby was 17 years old, Boulder County was notified of their home situation. Everything changed. Her brothers were sent to a foster care home, … Read more
Markus was asked to leave his home in Salt Lake City at age 17 when his family discovered he was gay through a social media post. Because of being outed on social media, he experienced bullying and discrimination at school and in his usual social … Read more
TGTHR’s street outreach staff and volunteers met Melanie and her family on the street. Although her mom had a job, their family didn’t have enough money to afford their own place. They didn’t have a home. Melanie’s mom brought her to TGTHR, so that she … Read more
In late 2010, when TGTHR’s youth shelter opened, David was one of our first residents. He came to our shelter on New Year’s Eve, after running away to avoid being put into foster care. He stayed with us for two months until he turned 18. … Read more
Much like any family with school-age youth, as soon as August arrives, our focus turns to Back to School. This is an exciting time for students as they head back to class, eager to share fun summer stories and see friends they haven’t seen in … Read more
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