Housing for Adults with Mental Illness

Get Help with Housing for Single Adults with a Mental Illness

Click here if you are a single adult or couple without a mental illness.
Click here if you have dependent children under 18 years old.
Click here if you are in need of help with housing and resources, and are out of the Denver metro area. 

Experiencing homelessness without help can be very stressful and intimidating especially when facing mental health challenges. The Coalition’s PATH (Project to Assist in the Transition from Homelessness) Team is here to help you navigate through the many options including connecting you with resources for temporary shelter, permanent housing, benefit programs, and other services to help make the journey easier.

PATH assists adults living with mental illness move from homelessness into permanent housing and access the resources you need to support recovery and maintain long-term housing stability.

Through PATH, you can get help with:

• Case Management
  • Obtaining and Maintaining Permanent Housing
  • Vocational and Educational Referral
  • Assistance in applying for benefits (Food Stamps, AND, SSDI, SSI, etc.)
  • Advocacy, support, and problem solving in connection with social service agencies
• Mental Health
  • Assessment and Evaluation
  • Crisis Intervention
  • Behavioral Health Case Management and Individual Psychotherapy
  • Referrals for mental health and substance use treatment
  • Education and support regarding mental health and recovery
  • Working toward independence, community connection and renewed sense of purpose

Please note: We are unable to provide hotel/motel vouchers,  immediate housing, or payee representative services.