Update to Monday Family Walk-Ins
As of October 7, family walk-ins will be paused until further notice to increase access to services. Click here for a list of resources for families. Stay tuned for updates to the family walk-in process.
As of October 7, family walk-ins will be paused until further notice to increase access to services. Click here for a list of resources for families. Stay tuned for updates to the family walk-in process.
The Colorado WAGEES Women’s Re-entry Program is for adults who identify as women and who have been, or are about to be, released from a Colorado Department of Corrections facility. The WAGEES Women’s Program brings together the vocational, therapeutic, and case-management services of The Empowerment Program with the integrated healthcare of the Stout Street Health Center. As partners, these two organizations provide services designed to wrap-around women leaving prison to help you successfully navigate the requirements of your parole and to re-enter your community.
Stout Street Health Center offers many of the services that can be listed on a Parole Agreement (behavioral health, substance use treatment, anger management, and prescription management). We offer the following services at NO cost:
Through our partnership with The Empowerment Program, women on parole also have access to:
Supportive services such as bus tickets, clothing, and hygiene items are provided as budget permits.
Ways to be referred to the WAGEES Women’s Pilot Program:
* The WAGEES Women’s Pilot Program is voluntary and is fully funded by the Colorado Department of Corrections (DOC) through HB14-1355 and HB18-1176 in the amount of $703,800. The grant is administered by the Latino Coalition for Community Leadership. All the services are free to participants.