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Posada Phone: (719) 545-8776 Pueblo Community Health Center Grand Avenue Clinic Hours: VA Services Posada works in cooperation with the Pueblo Police Department to ensure that emergency shelter is provided to families with children or to individuals with medical issues, after hours and on weekends. You can call the office at 553-2502 or you can go directly to the Pueblo Municipal Justice Center at 200 S. Main in Pueblo. Arrangements have been made with the department to refer families to appropriate shelter and vouchers are available for food so that a household ‘s basic needs are met during night hours. |
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"I am deeply grateful and appreciative of the program because I was facing homelessness... thank you for all your services."
- Anonymous Posada Client 1/12/10
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Posada received a donation of 19 Cricket phones. They are available with one free month of usage on each phone and they can be activated for $37.00 a month after the free one month usage. Please contact Posada or stop in to sign up for a phone.
Mission
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Posada's mission is to provide housing and supportive services that empower homeless individuals and families in Pueblo County to become self-supporting members of the community. |
In most cities, it is easy to see that homelessness is a problem. Lines of desperate-looking people circle soup kitchens waiting for a meal. Homeless people beg for money at street corners, or fill public spaces such as parks or libraries.
It is not like that in Pueblo County. For many of us, it is easy to live here for years without knowingly encountering a homeless person.
And yet, we have people without homes in Pueblo. For more information on Pueblo's Homeless Population, click HERE.
What We Do |
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Our staff is committed to providing a continuum of care for the homeless that includes emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent housing, and a wide range of services. Posada constantly looks for ways to support low-income individuals and families as they work toward self-sufficiency.
You may be homeless if you... |
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- Are living in a car, park, abandoned building, on the streets.
- Are living in housing without running water or electricity and have no way to afford other housing.
- Are in an emergency shelter.
- Are in transitional or supportive housing for homeless persons.
- Are in a hospital or other institution up to 30 consecutive days but normally live in one of the above places.
- Are being evicted within a week from a private dwelling and cannot afford other housing.
- Are being discharged within a week from a mental health institution, substance abuse treatment facility, jail, or prison that you have been at for 30 consecutive days and cannot afford any other housing.
- Are fleeing a domestic violence housing situation and cannot afford any other housing.
- Are in a place that you don't feel safe because of the behaviors of a caretaker, friend or relative.
- Are being threatened or harmed because of your documentation status.
Please ask to visit with a Posada case manager if you believe you are homeless. We have services to help you obtain shelter, benefits, employment and housing.
Thank You! |
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Posada would like to thank its generous supporters for their help during this critical time. Please visit our SUPPORTERS page.
For technical support, contact anne@posadapueblo.org