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Members are not eligible to have a job until the completion of their first 50 days of workshops and Community Involvement. Length of participation depends on an individual’s goals and progress. Next Step members spend anywhere from 50 days to six months at our Lawrence Street Shelter and our Community Center developing a foundation for a successful future.

Willing to submit to random drug and alcohol testing.

Physically able to do Community Involvement activities.

Instead, they will transition into their own housing, a long-term program or another stable living environment.

Job readiness, interview skills and resume buildingĪfter Next Step, a successful participant will no longer be dependent upon shelters and emergency services.

Next Step members attend these workshops as they grow toward stability: The next step in a member’s life is unique to their talents and ambitions, but we encourage all our guests in practical ways to transition out of the Mission’s emergency services and into a stable lifestyle. These prepare members for a successful future. The first 50 days of Next Step focus on Community Involvement, job skills training, relationship development, financial planning, addiction groups, and Bible-based spiritual development. Members begin Next Step by developing goals they want to pursue, participating in Community Involvement activities and receiving their bed assignment at our Lawrence Street Shelter.

Shelter beds are only available for men at our Lawrence Street Shelter and 48th Avenue Center. If you’re ready to take the next step in your life, we’re here to help. Next Step also helps men identify talents, pursue ambitions, discover opportunities, and ultimately transition out of a shelter into greater stability. While regular overnight guests at the Mission are assigned beds through a random lottery, men who participate in our Next Step services are given a guaranteed bed assignment. Our Next Step services help men experiencing homelessness take steps toward stability by addressing basic needs like food, shelter and job skills. If you are a woman experiencing homelessness and are seeking immediate shelter for yourself and your children, please call 303.294.0157 to be referred to an appropriate shelter. Shelter Locations for Women and Childrenĭenver Rescue Mission is not equipped to provide emergency overnight shelter to women or children, but other partner organizations in Denver are available. Men who are a part of Next step have a reserved bed. This shelter is also host to Next Step, a service designed for men experiencing homelessness who want to pursue a path toward permanent living situations. Guests have access to three meals a day, showers, laundry, safe storage (designed to store overnight guests’ possessions during the day). This ADA accessible location provides 24/7 emergency sheltering for men every night.

Guests are transported from the Lawrence Street Community Center after the dinner meal service to the Holly Center and then back to the LSCC in the morning prior to the breakfast meal service. This overnight emergency shelter for men features restrooms, showers, and water fountains. Guests have reserved beds at the shelter, as well as access to showers, laundry, safe storage (designed to store overnight guests’ possessions during the day), and services. Get Directions 48th Avenue Center Denver Rescue Mission