Helping Hands El Paso County Community Resources

719-475-7314
Marian House Client Services provides emergency and transition services to people who come into the Marian House for a meal, as well as people in the broader community who call in for assistance. We provide services to low-income families, the working poor, seniors on a fixed income, veterans, people who are homeless, and anyone else in need.

719-332-2360
Provides food, clothing, school supplies, and financial assistance to Colorado Springs communities and surrounding areas.

303-838-1200
Rental assistance and legal support and resources for housing issues.

719-277-7470
Faith based organization providing a wide range of services.

719-772-7000
Resource center for all veterans resources: behavioral health counseling, employment and transition support, job placement, internships, benefits support, housing assistance, legal, education assistance, financial coaching. Vet organizations present. Clinic next door. For veterans and family of veterans.

719-323-2600
The purpose of the Pikes Peak Veteran Housing Fund is to get veterans experiencing homelessness into housing. The Fund offers financial assistance to veterans to help them obtain housing as well as offering compensation to landlords if damages and unpaid rent are incurred.

Daytime Number.............(719) 244-3959
After Hours Number........(719) 205-7129
The Place Colorado Springs emergency shelter, is a 20 bed facility for youth ages 15 through 20.

719-323-2600
Homes for All Veterans provides a wide range of services designed to promote housing stability and alleviate chronic homelessness. Walk-ins for assessment and applications are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 8am-5pm.

719-884-2300
Silver Key’s Case Management team assists seniors and their families as they navigate the aging process which can include emergency assistance for rent and utilities. Silver key also offers a number of food services ranging from an emergency pantry, to lunches, to Meals on Wheels.

719-578-9092
Southern Colorado Health Network has provided comprehensive and individualized care to men, women and children in Southern Colorado living with HIV/AIDS.

719-481-4864
Tri-Lakes Cares is a community based, volunteer supported resource center whose purpose is to improve people’s lives through emergency, self-sufficiency and relief programs such as food, rent, utilities, and medical assistance.

719-491-1974
Funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the SSVF ('Supportive Services for Veteran Families') Program was founded upon the principle that every Veteran has a right to housing.

719-389-0759
Westside CARES is an ecumenical and interfaith, nonprofit collaboration providing crisis human services such as food pantries, medical, rent, and utilities assistance. Services are available for those living west of I-25.
Hours: Monday – Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.