Housing
One of the ways to change is to have stability in one's life. In order to do this, housing gives just that. Here at COSC, we want to ensure that those who are looking to make a change in their lives are given that chance as well as prevent homelessness, safety, affordability, and stability for the underserved or vulnerable populations by making housing affordable.​ Ultimately, we want to empower individuals and families to break the cycle of poverty and achieve long-lasting independence.
Phase 1: Men Transitional Housing Peer Supportive Services.
COSC provides peer supportive services at two transitional housing for men with six units in each building. COSC partners with Charity's House Ministries, Inc. who leases the properties.
COSC Peer Support Professionals provide resources to improve quality of life. This includes resources for self-efficiency, building trust, how to restore relationships in the family and how to navigate in society, and overall improvement in one's well-being.
Phase 2: Permanent Supportive Housing Services
Charity's House Apartments, LLLP
COSC partners with Charity House Apartments, LLLP and Blueline Developers, Inc. to provide peer supportive services for Co-Ed (male and female) permanent housing for those who were incarcerated and prevent homelessness.
A twenty-year project vision that has come to fruition has done wonders for those in the community!
Charity's House Apartments, LLLP, located at 3022 Welton Street Denver, CO 80205, has 36 units and fully furnished, with a laundry facility, computer lab, and community space.
If interested in an application, please call our Peer Support Professionals , (303) 362– 0618, and we will connect you to BlueLine property management for a rental application.
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Phase 3: Home Ownership/ Co-Op Housing
Coming Soon
The next phase is to provide those who have finally had permanent housing, be empowered to own their own home as well as co-own with other family members. This phase connects to our final pillar of building community wealth. We want families to be reconciled and share wealth within the community of how they were able to utilize resources that were given to them to provide a testimony that it is possible to find redemption and obtain a better life for an individual to bestow upon their families.