Parent Services & Advocacy
Family Advocates
Goal Setting
Personal, career and financial
Find & Secure Additional Resources
Sourced from the community
Career Development
Includes educational and job readiness assessments, pursuit of higher education or other certificate programs; resume writing, and interview preparation.
adult enrichment Classes
Topics including women’s health, domestic violence and relationships, job searching, nutrition, organizational skills, parenting, leadership and communication skills.
Lasting and long-term personal and economic self-sufficiency requires both a healthy mind and body. As part of the Wellness Initiative each resident is required to participate in VitalU, a seven-week series of wellness related topics that focus on values, relationships, stress management, financial security, mental health, and conflict resolution – all with the goal of empowering residents to flourish beyond the doors of Warren Village.
In addition, through a longstanding partnership with the Healthy Beginnings Clinic of the CU School of Medicine, resident children are provided with free, onsite screenings, check-ups and preventive services each week. Through an additional partnership with the Mental Health Center of Denver, children are able to receive on-site, mental health and development supports.
Warren Village has an active alumni association that supports families as they continue on their journey after moving beyond the doors of Warren Village. Members meet every month and are committed to promoting the mission of the organization; sharing success stories with current and future residents, and the community; and supporting current residents through volunteer efforts. If you are interested in joining the Alumni Association please email Annette Alexander.