Boulder Public Library

The City of Boulder, Boulder County, and area agencies offer services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or trying to avoid becoming unhoused.

The Colorado Civil Rights Division handles housing complaints in which discrimination has allegedly occurred on the basis of one or more of the following: Sex, Race, Color, National Origin, Ancestry, Creed, Religion, Disability, Marital Status, Familial Status (children under the age of 18 in the household), Sexual Orientation (including Transgender status), and Retaliation (for opposing a discriminatory practice).

Free housing for pregnant mothers in need

Shelter and support for at-risk mothers and infants

Information and support for unhoused individuals with pets

United Way call, chat, or text service to find local resources for food, shelter, health care, mental health, and more

PEAK is an online service for Coloradans to screen and apply for medical, food, cash, and early childhood assistance programs.

EFAA helps families in the Boulder community whose immediate needs for food, shelter and other basic necessities cannot be adequately met by other means, and supports their efforts toward financial stability or self-sufficiency.

Heating bill assistance, furnace repair, weatherization and energy rebate programs for low-income families.

Connects low-income families to affordable internet service and computers and delivers digital skills trainings

Free housing for pregnant mothers in need

Shelter and support for at-risk mothers and infants

United Way call, chat, or text service to find local resources for food, shelter, health care, mental health, and more

PEAK is an online service for Coloradans to screen and apply for medical, food, cash, and early childhood assistance programs.

Hunger Free Colorado, a statewide nonprofit organization, connects people to food resources to meet existing needs.

United Way call, chat, or text service to find local resources for food, shelter, health care, mental health, and more