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Back Jeffco Action Center Provides clothes, shoes, sheets, bicycles, limited bus passes, temporary mailing addresses and a food box six times a year. The Action Center https://www.theactioncenter.org/ Since 1968, The Action Center has been committed to expanding and refining its services to meet our participant’s ever-changing needs. Our goal is to provide clients with a continuum of services to meet their current needs and become self-sufficient. It is through the tireless effort of our volunteers, dedication of our professional staff, and generous donations from our amazing community that we are able to provide hope and assistance with dignity.

Back Providers Resource Clearing House Provides beds, bedding, furniture, rugs, lamps, dishes, and hygiene products. Contact Veteran Representative at Volunteers of America. Providers' Resource Clearinghouse PRC-Brochure_Press Providers Resource Clearinghouse (PRC) redistributes new and gently used furniture to the community; families, veterans, and individuals with mental and developmental disabilities.

Back Colorado Workforce Provides one-on-one job assistance, including proper attire. Call to make an appointment at (303) 433-0300 Colorado Workforce https://cdle.colorado.gov/workforce-partners-resources The Colorado Department of Labor & Employment (CDLE) strives for excellence by collaborating with our Workforce Development staff and partners. These partners help provide resources and information for the CDLE employment, training staff and workforce system; as well as our partner agencies and constituents throughout the nation.

Back Re-Entry 940 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203 Back Provides bus passes, bicycles, backpacks, work shoes, work pants, vouchers for housing and a computer lab for finding work. Veteran Rep – Tony Medina will suggest other avenues for help Megan Sharp Weaver is helpful Re-Entry Community Re-Entry Specialists | Colorado Department of Corrections Community Re-Entry Specialists (CRES) provide essential case management and support services statewide to help offenders transition successfully from prison to the community. Their services include stabilization assistance, housing, transportation, clothing, hygiene items, work tools, and job training, tailored to individual needs and requiring offender participation. CRES cognitive-based interventions to enhance motivation, support positive behaviors, and facilitate family reintegration.

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