Growing Home centers and amplifies the voices of the community to create a thriving and healthy North Metro Denver. We offer a network of services and evidence-based programs that support people experiencing immediate and long-term barriers to stability and success. We work in partnership with our community, driving action toward stability in the areas of food, housing, parenting education, and lifelong stability.
In partnership with the community, Growing Home advances access to food, housing, parenting education, and lifelong stability to create lasting change for the future.
Inspired by founder Kathleen Drozda's mission to eliminate homelessness in the community, Growing Home addresses immediate participant needs like food access and housing stability and then focuses on longer-term goals toward self-sufficiency and economic mobility.
Stabilization allows individuals and families to move beyond immediate needs to focus on understanding and addressing challenges in longer-term programs with coaching and case management. In this manner, Growing Home takes a broader approach toward helping families succeed, become self-sufficient and resilient, and achieve positive community impact.
Who we serve: Our program participants are low-income individuals and families. 90% are women, 81% are people of color (BIPOC), and 73% are Latinx. Growing Home also integrates the organization's advocacy and community organizing work with its direct service work in the impact areas of food, housing, parenting education, and lifelong stability. All work is grounded in a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.
Organization name
Growing Home
other names
Adams County Interfaith Hospitality Network
1998
Tax id (EIN)
84-1461503
Category
Human Services
Organization Size
Large Organization
Address
3489 West 72nd Avenue #112Adams County, CO, US
Jefferson County, CO, US
Denver, CO, US