The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Renaissance at Loretto Heights Denver, CO View the full Colorado Coalition for the Homeless profile .
Services range from job training and employment to child care and mental health counseling.
Families in the transitional units who achieve an adequate income and level of stability may remain in their apartments as permanent renters, and other units will be used as transitional housing in their stead. A complicated financial package, which brought together 11 funding sources, makes it possible for families with incomes as low as 7 percent of the area median income to live here without needing rental subsidies. The Renaissance is a showpiece of design and amenities, which enables it to compete with market-rate properties. The six-acre project consists of clusters of townhouses set around courtyards, with an outdoor swimming pool, playgrounds, and a community clubhouse. The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless is a large-scale housing developer that also delivers support services.