The Delores Project partners with individuals experiencing barriers to housing to identify their path to stability. By providing shelter, housing, and supportive services, The Delores Project works alongside individuals as they overcome barriers and challenges. In addition, The Delores Project community collaborates with other community leaders to ensure those who have experienced barriers to housing are represented on issues of public policy and community development.
The Delores Project builds belonging for people experiencing homelessness through the provision and advocacy of safe, dignified, and trauma-informed shelter for women, transgender, and nonbinary individuals, support services, and supportive housing for people of all genders.
The Gathering Place (TGP) is Denver’s sole shelter dedicated to enhancing the lives of women, children, transgender, and non-binary individuals facing homelessness and poverty. In 2020, recognizing the need for non-congregate housing, especially for transgender and gender-expansive adults, TGP began operating Rodeway Inn, a 24/7 shelter. Over three years, Rodeway’s positive housing outcomes surpassed most congregate shelters. Now, with the development of the Elati Village micro-community, we aim to build upon this success, integrating lessons learned from Rodeway Inn. Our low-barrier, trauma-informed model prioritizes individualized wraparound support and community feedback to remove obstacles to resources and uplift our members.
*We cannot work with walk-ups or self-referrals at this time.