We're excited to announce that Park Avenue Apartments has received a 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) award and secured over $2.3 million in annual tax credits from the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA)! This funding will help transform the former La Quinta Inn site in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood into 60 new supportive housing units for individuals exiting homelessness. Learn more, chfainfo.com/chfa-news/05092025-2025-htc-round-one (fb)

The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is proud to announce that its Renaissance Children’s Center (RCC) located in the Lakewood community recently received a Level 5 rating from Colorado Shines, the highest rating possible from the state’s early childhood quality rating and improvement system! Lisa Thompson, Chief Program Officer for the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless credits the team at RCC for the Colorado Shines rating. “This honor is a reflection of the extraordinary care, compassion and commitment of our entire team who pour their hearts into nurturing and educating children experiencing homelessness or living in at-risk situations. It is a celebration of love in action, of showing up, day after day, to create a space where every child feels, safe, seen, and supported.” (fb)