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& Housing Stability
the renew collaborative
Program Mission
Create custom action plans for Denver families facing eviction and homelessness.
How The Program Works
Denver Housing Authority refers tenants facing eviction to Mile High United Way’s Renew Collaborative Team.
Then, our housing coaches work with the tenants to get them back on track. Participants receive one year of personalized case management to help them set goals and move toward economic stability. As participants meet their goals, they will receive up to $1,500 of rental assistance for their back-owed rent.
This partnership helps families avoid displacement, stabilize their housing and build the foundation for long-term economic success.
Who is involved
Mile High United Way provides intake, evaluation and wraparound services for clients referred to the Renew Collaborative.
Denver Housing Authority provides affordable housing to more than 12,000 very low-, low- and middle-income families across Denver.
The GreenLight Fund partners with the community and the local nonprofit ecosystem to break down barriers to economic mobility by launching and scaling evidence-based programs that open possibilities and meet community-identified needs.
HomeStart originated the Renew model in Boston and provides ongoing guidance to partner agencies.
