Partner With Us
Connect the people you serve with housing, shelter, and recovery support across Colorado.
SafeSide Foundation works alongside case managers, social workers, shelters, courts, healthcare providers, and community organizations across Colorado. If you're working with someone who needs more than you can offer alone, we may be able to help.
We believe the best outcomes happen when organizations stop competing and start coordinating. Whether you're referring someone into our Pueblo shelter program or our Denver recovery housing fund, our team is responsive, communicative, and committed to keeping you in the loop on the people you send our way.
Our Flagship Program: The Pueblo Project
Recovery-oriented shelter services in partnership with the City of Pueblo
The Pueblo Project integrates peer support, case management, and recovery-oriented programming into the shelter environment, meeting people where they are and helping them take meaningful steps toward stability. If you are working with individuals experiencing homelessness in the Pueblo or southern Colorado area, we welcome referrals.
Who to refer:
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Individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability in the Pueblo area
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People with substance use history who are open to recovery-oriented support
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Individuals recently released from incarceration or transitioning out of crisis
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Anyone who needs a more structured, supported environment
Recovery Housing Fund — Denver Metro
Need-based housing scholarships for individuals entering structure sober living
The Recovery Housing Fund provides need-based housing scholarships for men and women entering a 90-day structured sober living and recovery program in the Denver metro area. Phase 1 housing costs are fully covered for qualified applicants. A step-down Phase 2 option is available for residents transitioning toward employment and independence.
Who to refer:
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Individuals with substance use disorder seeking structured sober living in Denver
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People motivated for recovery but without financial resources for housing
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Referrals from shelters, treatment programs, drug courts, or community case managers
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Men or women — housing available for both
What makes a strong candidate:
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Willingness to engage in daily recovery programming during Phase 1
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Not currently in acute psychiatric crisis requiring inpatient level of care
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Motivated to work toward employment or school in Phase 2
How the Referral Process Works
Step 1 — Reach Out:
Contact us directly with a brief overview of the individual's situation and which program feels like a fit.
Step 2 — We Connect:
We'll follow up promptly to discuss the referral, ask any clarifying questions, and share current availability.
Step 3 — Stay in the Loop:
With appropriate releases in place, we keep referring partners informed. We believe in coordinated care, not handoffs.
