Sage Ridge Supportive Residential Community
Located in on 560 acres in unincorporated Arapahoe County, the Sage Ridge Supportive Residential Community is a new Denver Metro Area campus that welcomes individuals from across the state who are experiencing homelessness and seeking addiction recovery support. Individuals may stay for up to two years of transitional housing recovery on a voluntary basis.
Sage Ridge is modeled after the Coalition's Fort Lyon Supportive Residential Community, which has served thousands of Coloradans for over a decade through integrated healthcare within a trauma-informed transitional housing recovery model. Participants receive services that include integrated healthcare, vocational training, case management, and peer-supported staffing that fosters autonomy and self-care.
Through this integrated approach, residents have the ability to recover from substance use disorders as well as homelessness--ultimately leading to long-term housing stability and reintegration into their community of choice for successful participants. The Coalition also operates an on-site health center focused on the CCH integrated health model.
A separate recovery provider hosts 27 detox beds on campus, which allow residents who relapse or are struggling with sobriety to stabilize on-site, and then return to the recovery program side when ready. At full capacity in 2026, the Sage Ridge Supportive Residential Community will support 198 participants.
HOW DO I JOIN THE SAGE RIDGE COMMUNITY
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HISTORY AND PARTNERS
Formerly the Ridge View Youth Services Center, Sage Ridge was transferred from the Colorado Department of Human Services to the Department of Personnel Administration for use by the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), Division of Housing in 2022 as a result of the passage of House Bill 22-1377. The Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) selected the Coalition to be the operating on-site partner.
To learn more about Sage Ridge including architectural renderings and construction updates visit the Colorado Department of Local Affairs.