Denver Rescue Mission Fort Collins Homeless Resolution Center

The Denver Rescue Mission Fort Collins Homeless Resolution Center project is a new $26 million community-focused facility designed to provide safe shelter, supportive services, and pathways to long-term stability for individuals experiencing homelessness. Developed in response to a devastating fire that severely damaged the existing men’s shelter and displaced 227 individuals, the new center reflects the resilience of the community and a renewed commitment to compassionate, effective care. Scheduled to open this Fall, the facility will provide 250 beds organized into smaller “neighborhood” living areas tailored to the unique demographics and needs of residents, creating a more supportive and dignified environment. The project also includes a full commercial kitchen and dining room, along with expanded case management and support services aimed at helping individuals transition from crisis to stability and self-sufficiency.