Hope House Colorado — Free Programs for Teen Moms (Denver Metro, CO)
About This Group
Hope House Colorado is a transformative nonprofit dedicated to empowering teen mothers and their children to break the cycle of poverty and build thriving, independent lives. Since 1996, Hope House has served thousands of young mothers across the Denver Metro area through a comprehensive continuum of support that includes housing, education, career development, parenting classes, life skills training, mental health services, and community. Their approach is rooted in the belief that with the right support, teen moms can achieve extraordinary things for themselves and their children.
What to Expect
Hope House offers multiple program tracks depending on each young mother’s needs. The residential program provides safe housing and 24/7 support for pregnant and parenting teen moms. Community-based programs serve young mothers who live independently and include GED/education support, job training, financial literacy, healthy relationship coaching, and parenting education. Support groups and mentoring programs provide peer connection and guidance from women who have walked a similar path. All programs are strengths-based, trauma-informed, and completely free of charge.
Who It’s For
Pregnant and parenting teen mothers (typically ages 14–24) and their children. Hope House serves young mothers across the Denver Metro area regardless of background, and prioritizes those facing homelessness, poverty, or lack of family support.
Meeting Details
Schedule: Ongoing programs — intake available year-round
Location: Denver Metro area (multiple locations)
Format: In-person (residential and community-based)
Cost: FREE — all programs and services
Registration: Apply through the Hope House website or call for an intake appointment
Contact Information
Organization: Hope House Colorado
Website: https://www.hopehousecolorado.org/
Phone: (303) 429-0358