Covenant House-Love Ministries

The Intermountain Division of The Salvation Army is located in Denver. The organization operates thrift stores and worship and Christian centers. It provides a variety of adult rehabilitation services and transitional housing programs. The Salvation Army offers older adult programs in cultural, social, age-specific and inter-generational contexts. The parent organization provides meals, drinking water, ice, clean-up kits and pastoral care to individuals affected by disasters. It additionally offers summer camping and character building programs. The Salvation Army provides crisis residential, intensive outpatient and residential rehabilitation programs. The organization also offers prenatal care, childbirth education, and before- and after-school programs. Its local corps and community centers provide music, tutoring, character building and Christian education programs for children and teenagers. The Salvation Amy, founded in 1865 to help the impoverished in London s East End, has functioned worldwide for more than 140 years. As of 2005, the Christian charity has expanded to include more than 100 countries, and the gospel is preached by its officers in more than 160 languages.

Urban Servant Corps, located in Denver, Colorado, is a ministry of the Lutheran Church ELCA that offers a transformative year of full-time volunteer service within an intentional community. This organization welcomes individuals dedicated to social justice and spiritual growth, providing opportunities to serve vulnerable populations while living simply and exploring their faith journeys. Volunteers engage with various non-profit partners addressing social justice issues, including education, food justice, and poverty. Urban Servant Corps not only supplies essential support such as housing, health insurance, and a stipend but also fosters professional development and mentorship to enhance participants' experiences and skills. Generated from the website

Colorado Vincentian Volunteers is a faith-based year of service program in Denver, CO that invites young adults, ages 21-30, to join a community of faith and action. Committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, they serve Denver's marginalized populations through direct service and advocacy, offering opportunities for spiritual, emotional, and professional growth. Volunteers work full time at nonprofits or schools, serving people living on the margins, and become transformed through the support of one another, staff, and the greater community. Colorado Vincentian Volunteers also acknowledges and honors the Indigenous Peoples who are the original stewards of the land, recognizing the history, contributions, and sacrifices they have made. Their commitment extends to dismantling ongoing legacies of oppression and inequities while recognizing the current and future contributions of Indigenous communities in Denver.Generated from the website