Lost and Found Transitional Living Program - Arvada, Colorado
Overview of the Facility
The Lost and Found Transitional Living Program is a residential facility located in Arvada, Colorado. It is designed to provide support and housing for individuals transitioning from homelessness or unstable living situations. The program aims to help residents develop life skills, find employment, and ultimately achieve independent living.
Contact Information
Address: 5675 Yukon St, Arvada, CO 80002
Phone: (303) 423-2541
Website: Jefferson County Lost and Found Program
Email: Not publicly available
Program Services
- Temporary housing
- Case management
- Life skills training
- Employment assistance
- Mental health support
- Substance abuse counseling
- Financial literacy education
Eligibility and Application Process
To be eligible for the Lost and Found Transitional Living Program, individuals must:
- Be 18 years or older
- Be experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness
- Be willing to participate in program activities and follow rules
- Pass a background check
To apply, interested individuals should contact the Jefferson County Human Services Department or visit their website for more information on the application process.
Rules and Expectations
Residents of the Lost and Found Transitional Living Program are expected to:
- Maintain sobriety
- Participate in program activities and meetings
- Work towards employment or education goals
- Contribute to household chores and maintenance
- Respect other residents and staff
- Adhere to curfew and visitation policies
Length of Stay
The typical length of stay in the Lost and Found Transitional Living Program is up to 24 months, depending on individual progress and circumstances.
Community Partnerships
The program collaborates with various local organizations and agencies to provide comprehensive support to residents, including:
- Mental health providers
- Local employers
- Educational institutions
- Housing assistance programs
Success Stories
While specific success stories are not publicly available due to privacy concerns, the Lost and Found Transitional Living Program has helped numerous individuals transition from homelessness to stable housing and employment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long can I stay in the program?
The typical length of stay is up to 24 months, but this can vary depending on individual circumstances and progress.
Is there a cost to participate in the program?
While specific cost information is not publicly available, many transitional living programs require residents to contribute a portion of their income towards program fees or savings.
Can I bring my children with me to the program?
Information about whether the program accommodates families with children is not publicly available. It's best to inquire directly with the Jefferson County Human Services Department for specific details.
What happens after I complete the program?
The program aims to prepare residents for independent living. After completion, residents typically transition to their own housing, often with continued support and resources from the program or partner organizations.
Is there a waiting list for the program?
Information about waiting lists is not publicly available. Interested individuals should contact the Jefferson County Human Services Department for the most up-to-date information on program availability.
