SHELTERS/MEALS12 Catholic Charities460 Linden Center Drive 970-484-5010

Program and overflow shelter for men, women and families. Lottery held daily for overflow beds: Families 3:30pm, Women 9pm, Men 10pm

Nov. 1–April 30: Women overflow held at Community of Christ Church at 220 East Oak Street

Lunch served for all at noon and 12:30pm seven days a week Bus Routes 8 and 81

17 Fort Collins Rescue Mission316 Jefferson Street 970-224-4302

Transitional program and overflow shelter; damp shelter

Women’s lottery: sign-up before 5pm each day; Men’s lottery: sign-up before 4:30pm each day;

Long term beds available for working men and women; showers available for guests staying overnight; breakfast at 6:30 AM; evening doors open at 4:30pm, chapel at 5pm, dinner at 5:30 pm, seven days a week Bus Routes 5, 14, 8 and 81

Family Housing NetworkScattered sites 970-484-3342

Emergency overnight shelter, day center and case management for families with children

Family Day Center 300 E. Oak St. Mon.–Sat.; overnight shelter in area faith communities, call 970-484-3342 for an intake appointment

DAY SHELTERS12 Catholic Charities460 Linden Center Drive 970-484-5010

Mon.–Fri. noon–4pm, Sat. & Sun. 9am–4pm

9 Murphy Center for Hope242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Mon.–Fri. 8–11:30am Bus Routes 8 and 81

WARMING CENTERS9 Murphy Center for Hope242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Mon.–Fri. 5pm–10pm; Nov.–April Bus Routes 8 and 81

20 Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship300 East Oak Street

Sat. 5–10pm; Sep.–May Subject to change without notice

25 PEAK Community Church500 Mathews Street

Sun. 6–10pm; Nov.–April Subject to change without notice

HOUSING INFORMATION7, 9 Neighbor to Neighbor1550 Blue Spruce Drive 970-484-7498 rental information

242 Conifer Street 970-494-9705 Housing search assistance, emergency rent and first month rent assistance Bus Routes 8 and 81

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LibraryIH11,12,16,19,FLEX,MAXSouth Transit Center Routes62,3,6,7,10,19,31,32,33,HORNCSU Transit Center Routes65,8,9,10,14,18,81,92,FLEX,MAXDowntown Transit Center Routes16

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9 Murphy Center for Hope 242 Conifer St., 970-494-9940. Mon.–Fri. 8am–5 pm

In need of support? The Murphy Center is a great place to start. Multi-agency resource center, one-stop-shop of services; veterinary services availableSummitStone Health Partners, Homeward Alliance, Neighbor to Neighbor, Catholic Charities, Veterans Services, Showers, Laundry, Mail and moreBus Routes 8 and 81

HEALTHCARE & BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

29 Alpha Center 1212 South College Avenue 970-221-5121

Christian medical clinic/sexual health education and services at no cost

Mon.-Thu. 9:30am-4:30pm Within walking distance of Max Route

Christ Clinic 970-481-2390

Free primary care medical clinic for all. Please call for an appointment and location

31 Family Medicine Center1025 Pennock Place 970-495-8800

Primary care physician, accepting Medicaid and CICP; Appointments available

Walk-in clinic; Mon.–Fri. 8am–7pm, Sat.–Sun. 8am–1pm Bus Route 5

4 Health District of Northern Larimer County 120,202 Bristlecone Drive 970-224-5209 Prescription and benefits assistance, smoking cessation, mental health connections.

Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm Bus Routes 8 and 81

5 Larimer County Health Department

1525 Blue Spruce Drive 970-498-6767

Low or no cost STI testing and treatment, birth control, annual wellness visits, immunizations Mon.–Fri. 8am-4:30pm, call for walk in hours Bus Routes 8 and 81

24 Northern Colorado Health Network 400 Remington Street, #100 970-484-4469

Case management for clients living with HIV/HCV testing, syringe access, Suboxone/Subutex services, PrEP/n-PEP support, behavioral health counseling, overdose prevention and Naloxone resources, free condoms and

Continued: other barriers Bus Route 18, within walking distance of MAX route

28 Planned Parenthood825 South Shields Street, Suites 4–7 970-493-0281

STD testing, contraception, family planning

Mon., Wed., Fri. 9am–5pm, Tues. & Thu. 10am–6pm, Sat. 9am–3pm Bus Routes 2, 3, 31, 32 and The Horn

34 UCHealth-Poudre Valley Hospital1024 South Lemay Avenue 970-494-7000

Hospital, ER, lab, x-ray; open 24 hours Bus Route 5

1, 26 Salud Family Health Centers1635 Blue Spruce Drive Bus Routes 8, 81

1830 West Laporte Avenue Bus Routes 9, 10 and 92

970-484-0999

Primary care and dental appointments available

Mon.–Fri.; hours vary

32 SummitStone Health Partners: 24/7 Crisis Services1217 Riverside Avenue 970-494-4200

Mental health crisis center;

Within walking distance Bus Route 5

9 SummitStone Health Partners: PATH242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Mental health/substance use disorder treatment, individual/group therapy, psychiatric medications access and adult services only

Mon.–Fri. 8am–4pm; Walk-ins Preferred Bus Routes 8 and 81

43 UCHealth—Mountain Crest Behavioral Health Center4601 Corbett Drive 970-207-4800

Mental health/substance use disorder services, including: outpatient, intensive outpatient/inpatient

Continued: options; walk-in assessment for intensive crisis evaluation

970-495-8090 or walk-in at PVH Emergency Department, 24 hours Bus Route 16

EMPLOYMENT35 People Ready1708 East Lincoln Avenue, #4 970-490-5977

Work available first come, first serve; Mon.–Sat., 5:30am. Bus Route 14

36 Trojan Labor202 Airpark Drive 970-416-0070

Work available first come, first serve; Mon.–Sat., 5:30am Bus Route 14

18 Larimer County Workforce Center200 West Oak Street 970-498-6600

Career exploration, job search support, workshops and more

Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm; Walk-In career consultation: Mon. 1-3:30, Wed. 9-11, Thu. 1-3:30 Bus Route 10, within walking distance of MAX route and Downtown Transit Center

9 Hand Up (Homeward Alliance)242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Employment support and career closet

Available by appointment: Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm Bus Routes 8 and 81

FOOD ASSISTANCE8 Food Bank for Larimer County1301 Blue Spruce Drive 970-493-4477

Food assistance, various programs Clients can shop Mon.–Fri. 12-6pm Bus Routes 8 and 81

41 Salvation Army3901 S Mason Street 970-207-4472

Continued: Breakfast served Mon.–Fri. 8–10am; Laundry Mon.–Thu. 8am & 9am time slots, first come first serve; Sack lunches Mon.–Fri. 8-10am. Single ride bus passes & shower vouchers Mon–Fri 8am–4pm Clothing Mon–Fri 8am–10am

Program applicants have access to food boxes, hygiene, baby items, pet food, etc. (ID required) Within walking distance of MAX Route

13 FoCo Café225 Maple Street 309-368-1659

Pay-what-you-can café/Volunteer

Mon.–Sat. 11am–2pm Within walking distance of Downtown Transit Center

PUBLIC BENEFITS6 Department of Human Services1501 Blue Spruce Drive 970-498-6300

Benefits/public assistance (SNAP, Medicaid, LEAP, CCAP, etc.)

Mon.–Fri. 8am–4:30pm; Public Benefit Interviews: Mon., Tue., Thu., and Fri. 8am–3pm, Wed. 8–11am Bus Routes 8 and 81

9 Dedicated Navigator Program (Homeward Alliance)242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Benefits enrollment assistance

Mon., Wed. and Fri. 9–11am Bus Routes 8 and 81

VETERAN SERVICES12,9 Cheyenne VAMC Homeless ProgramCatholic Charities 460 Linden Center Dr Murphy Center 242 Conifer St

307-920-1752 307-509-9813

Emergency shelter program, housing vouchers, VA enrollment, access to VA medical and mental health services

Continued: Tue., Wed., Fri. at Catholic Charities; Mon., Fri. at Murphy Center Bus Routes 8 and 81

18 Larimer County Veteran Services200 W. Oak Street, 5th floor 970-498-7390

Please call for an appointment

19 Veterans Compass215 W. Oak Street, Suite 102 970-658-5498

Outreach-based program to connect veterans to services Bus Routes 6 and 10

38 Back Home Program, Volunteers of America116 West Harvard Street, #4 970-999-5877

Homeless prevention/rapid rehousing services to low income veterans and families; 

Harvard Street: Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm Murphy Center: Mon. 1–3pm, Tue./Thu. 9–11am

CLOTHING/GEAR39 Junior League Career Closet2900 S College Ave Suite LB 970-482-0594 careercloset@jlfortcollins.org

Free work/interview clothes for women, by appointment only

30 Kid’s Closet (First United Methodist Church)1005 Stover Street 970-482-2436

Free clothing bank for kids

Wed. 3–6pm, Sat. 9am–noon Bus Route 18

Homeward Alliance (Murphy Center and Night Outreach Van)970-494-9940

Primarily supplies outdoor gear, available to guests of Murphy Center

Mon., Wed. and Fri. 9–11am Night Outreach Sun. 7–10pm throughout Fort Collins Bus Routes 8 and 81

23 The Dream Room 316 West Mulberry Street 970-493-2557

Children’s clothing–newborn to 2; proof of residency and driver’s license required

Tue.–Thu. 11am–1pm; call ahead to confirm staff is available Bus Routes 6, 10 and 33, within walking distance of MAX Route

OTHER RESOURCES22 Colorado Legal Services211 West Magnolia Street 970-493-2891

Free legal support; must qualify financially

Tues. & Thu. 9am–3pm Closed daily 11am–1pm Within walking distance of MAX route

37 Crossroads Safehouse421 Parker Street 970-482-3502

Domestic violence shelter, secure facility; open 24 hours Bus Route 18

33 Disabled Resource Services1017 Robertson Street, Unit B 970-482-2700

Social Security and employment assistance, peer support, case management, etc.

Mon.–Fri. 8:30am–4:30pm, closed daily noon–1pm Bus Route 5

15 Downtown Transit Center 250 North Mason Street 970-221-6620

Bus station, bus tickets, maps and bus route information

Mon.–Fri. 7:30am–5:30pm

10 Family Center/La Familia309 Hickory Street #5 970-221-1615

Family resource center, early childhood education

Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm Bus Routes 8 and 81

2 Fort Collins Bike Co-Op 1501 North College Avenue 970-484-9714

Bicycle repairs; volunteer hours for free bike

Available by appointment: Mon.–Fri. 8am–5pm Bus Routes 8 and 81

9 Homeward Alliance Re-Entry Program242 Conifer Street 970-494-9940

Case management for parolees Bus Routes 8 and 81

16 Larimer County Justice Center201 Laporte Avenue 970-498-7000

Mon.–Fri. 7:30am–5pm MAX route, within walking distance of Downtown Transit Center

11, 27 Matthews House531 S. College Avenue 970-472-0609

Youth Center Programming for youth ages 14–21 Continued: Mon.–Fri. 9am–5pm Bus Route 9

Community Life Center 220 North Grant Street 970-449-5191

Family resource center Mon.–Fri. 9am–7pm Bus Routes 9, 10, 33 and 92

Mckinney Vento Educational Resources 970-420-3242

Educational Services for children experiencing homelessness in Poudre School District

14 Municipal Court215 North Mason Street 970-221-6800

Municipal violations: traffic, misdemeanors, and civil infractions

General Caseload Mon.–Fri. 7:30am–4:30pm Closed daily 11:30am–12:30pm

Special Agency Session: 970-221-6649

Resource specialist for qualified

Continued: participants; by referral only

Across the street from Downtown Transit Center

Outreach Fort Collins 970-658-0088

Downtown-based homeless outreach team; information and navigation to resources in Fort Collins

42 SAVA Center4812 South College Avenue 970-472-4204; Crisis Hotline: 970-472-4200

Sexual assault advocacy & counseling

Mon.–Fri. 8:30am–5pm Bus Routes 6, 12, 16 and 19; within walking distance of MAX route

40 SERVE 6.8 Resource Center1239 E Drake Road 970-449-5401

Market and boutique

Tues. & Thurs. 9:30am–11:30am; 68Cares (walk in) Mon.–Wed. 1pm–4:30pm Bus Route 7

21 Social Security/IRS Office 301 South Howes Street

IRS: 970-221-0688, open seasonally Social Security: 866-336-7385

Apply for benefits, name changes, etc.; must have ID to enter building

Mon., Tues.–Fri. 9am–4pm, Wed. 9am–noon Bus Route 10, within walking distance of MAX route and Downtown Transit Center

Need help finding a resource? Call 2-1-1 and talk with someone who can connect you.2-1-1 provides a direct link to non-emergency help for health and human services.

http://www.211.org/

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