Safe and Affordable Housing

Safe & Affordable Housing

With safe, consistent and affordable housing, families can break the cycle of poverty and achieve self-sufficiency. Warren Village offers two to three year transitional housing in 93 apartments accommodating single-parent families. 100% of the single parents who reside or come to Warren Village were homeless or unstably housed.

Apartments at Warren Village

Warren Village’s apartment building is located in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, a close walking distance to public transportation, stores, social service organizations, and a spacious city park. Each resident pays rent, based on their income, which ranges from $25 a month to 30% of their total income. Each resident must be committed to working toward specific personal and self-sufficiency goals.

Interested in Living at Warren Village?

We offer housing to single parents who:

are motivated to set and achieve goals
have a high school diploma or GED
are 18 years or older
have custody of one or more children
are committed to full-time work and/or school
are willing to attend three life skills classes per month
will actively participate in our Wellness Initiative and other programs
will volunteer two hours per month

Do You Need

Housing?

Application Form
Warren Village Housing Application
PLEASE PRINT ONE-SIDED

Lease Addendum

If you have questions about the application process you can call 303.320.5063 during business hours
(M-F, 9-4) or send an email.

You can also view this instructional “how to” video about the application.

Warren Village offers additional safe and affordable housing at another location in North Denver through our First Step program.
This one-year transitional, communal living program for single mothers is made possible by our partnership with the City of Denver. First Step offers many of the same program components as living on-site at Warren Village including on-site family advocates who empower residents to set and achieve their goals, Life Skills Classes, and enrollment for children in the Early Learning Center. Each resident pays rent, based on their income, which ranges from $25 a month to 30% of their total income. Each resident must be committed to working toward specific personal and self-sufficiency goals.

To learn more please download our At A Glance, or contact the First Step Program Manager at 303.320.5080 or via email.