Our Programs
Posada’s programs are designed to move individuals and families from crisis to stability by pairing housing solutions with meaningful support. Through evidence-based, client-centered approaches, we help people secure housing, regain independence, and build lasting foundations for the future.
Rapid Rehousing
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Posada’s Rapid Rehousing program helps individuals and families exit homelessness quickly and move into stable housing using a Housing First approach.
By removing barriers to housing and providing short-term assistance, Rapid Rehousing minimizes time spent without a home while promoting long-term stability.
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Posada provides long-term housing solutions that combine affordability with supportive services, ensuring residents can maintain stability and independence over time.
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Permanent Supportive Housing for individuals with disabilities and complex needs
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Housing-first approaches that prioritize stability
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Wrap-Around case management
Our goal is to provide housing that lasts, with support that adapts as residents’ needs change.
Elko Family Shelter
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The Elko Family Shelter provides safe, temporary shelter for families in Pueblo who have nowhere else to go.
More than just a roof, Elko offers stability, dignity, and a compassionate environment for parents and children during times of crisis. Posada's family shelter offers programming that offers a safe place where individuals can learn and grow.
Shelter Features:
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Private family rooms designed to keep families together
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Case management and support staff
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Connections to housing resources, employment assistance, and essential services
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Clear pathways to long-term housing and stability
Elko is a vital part of Posada’s mission to ensure every family in Pueblo has the support they need to create a safe, stable future. The Family Shelter follows established standards and guidelines to ensure a safe, respectful, and comfortable environment for all families in residence.
Norman Transitional Housing
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Norman House is a transitional housing program serving up to seven young adults ages 18–24 who are experiencing homelessness. Residents receive supportive case management, reduced rent, and individualized assistance as they work toward stability and independence. Through housing, guidance, and ongoing support, Norman House helps young adults build a sustainable path forward.
GRANT ADMINISTRATION
Posada has demonstrated a strong capacity to adapt its resources to evolving community needs while intentionally diversifying funding to support long-term sustainability. In response to Pueblo County’s critical shortage of affordable housing, the organization has made housing development a strategic priority.
Posada collaborates with local and state agencies, community partners, and philanthropic funders to pursue competitive grants, leverage public and private funding, and align projects with funder priorities and community needs. Participation in coordinated planning efforts, including the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, strengthens alignment with shared outcomes and increases grant competitiveness.
These strategic partnerships expand housing opportunities for low-income and unhoused individuals while maximizing collective impact to reduce homelessness and housing instability across Pueblo County.
Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA)
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Posada’s Tenant Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) program provides critical housing supports to ensure income-qualified individuals and families secure and maintain safe, affordable housing in Pueblo County. TBRA, provides comprehensive case-management supports ensuring long-term self-sufficiency for program participants.
This program is closed at this time.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
WHO WE SERVE
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Temporary rental assistance that helps cover a portion of monthly rent
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Flexibility to choose any qualifying rental unit
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Support understanding leases, tenant rights, and responsibilities
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Ongoing case management focused on budgeting, employment, and goal planning
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Income-qualified families with minor children
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Individuals age 65 and older receiving SSI
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Individuals age 55 and older receiving SSDI
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Youth age 18 and older transitioning out of foster care
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