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Colorado’s newly released State of Homelessness Report confirms something we see every day: the need for safe, stable housing is growing rapidly across our state. 53,776 individuals experienced homelessness here in Colorado in 2025. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 recently sat down to interview James, one of our sober-living community residents. His story is one of addiction to empowerment. We’re grateful to be part of James’ recovery journey. How did James connect [...]
Wrestling with how to help someone struggling with addiction? Watching a loved one battle addiction can be incredibly painful. While you can’t force them to seek help, there are meaningful ways to support them [...]
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 [...]
