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We’re pleased to welcome two new team members at Providence House, Tabitha and Charity. Tabitha joins us as our new Providence House Community Presence where she acts as a friend and support to our [...]
Rayce came to Providence House in need of a life reset but he found so much—a warm, welcoming, loving, supportive, yet accountable, Christ-centered community. This past June, Rayce graduated from our Providence House program [...]
I’ve worked in nonprofits for over 20 years—and I’ve rarely seen a place like Providence House. Here, men and women recovering from addiction, homelessness, and trauma don’t just get a roof over their heads—they [...]
Bill Downer is a shining example of the power of healing. Bill's life was one of struggle, addiction, and frustration. But on what he likes to call “10-10-10” (October 10th, 2010), Bill began to [...]
April Sloan knows firsthand the transformative power of change. When she was a resident of Providence House, April experienced a complete transformation in her life. She arrived having tried everything but failing time and [...]
Dear Friend of Providence House, Providence House has stood in the gap for Denver’s most vulnerable since 1988. Every day, we open our doors to men and women recovering from addiction, homelessness, and trauma—helping [...]
Bruce lived at Providence House and now serves on staff at Victory House. Working together for Victory House, with Lydia, his NextStep Community Co-Manager, their paired strengths provide the supportive care needed to foster [...]
For many, the road to recovery is not a straight path but a winding journey marked by ups and downs. For Lydia, a Denver native and dedicated leader at Victory House this journey has [...]
We're celebrating our most recent Providence House graduation. Just last month Levi completed our two-year addiction recovery program for men and women in Denver and we’re pleased to announce he has joined our team [...]
Ryan’s last relapse forced him into a local shelter, where he lived for six months. He got into another nonprofit’s recovery home for men before continuing his recovery story at Gibson House, one of [...]
