Hope House News
Community First Foundation Provides $50,000 Grant
May is Mental Health Month and we are so grateful to the Community First Foundation for supporting our teen moms with a generous $50,000 grant for mental health services! Thanks to Community First Foundation, our teen moms have greater access to crisis counseling,...
Race Day Is Now August 22nd!
The Hope House 5K has been rescheduled for Saturday, August 22nd at Lake Arbor Park! If state guidelines won't allow gathering by that date, the event will still happen virtually! Registration is now open! HURRY! The first 100 registrants will receive their neck...
COVID-19 Update
With COVID-19 cases now confirmed in Colorado, Hope House Colorado is doing everything we can to help slow the spread of this virus and, most importantly, minimize the risk of exposure to our teen moms and their children, staff, volunteers and our community. We will...
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie is no longer the vulnerable, frightened teen mom who applied to Hope House. Her background is not uncommon around Hope House. Stephanie grew up in generational poverty, became a mom as a teenager and then dropped out of school.
By the time her daughter was born, her boyfriend was gone. She was sleeping with her baby girl on a couch in a crowded mobile home.
Our Programs
Hope House 5K & Fun Run.
Join us for the 7th annual Hope House 5K & Fun Run on Saturday, August 22nd! It’s a wonderful event for all ages, strollers are welcome around paved course.
If state guidelines won’t allow gathering by August 22nd, the event will still happen virtually! Registration is now open! HURRY! The first 100 registrants will receive their neck gaiter race swag in the mail so they can use the gaiter as a face mask.
Can’t Make It But Still Want To Help?
You can sponsor a teen mom’s ticket!
You can start a peer-to-peer fundraiser!
Hope House Blog Posts
Alyissa: How My Life Has Been Affected By COVID-19
From a Typically Boring Lecture to a Lesson on Community, and a Gift to Hope House
March 2020 I walked into my Core Composition class at the University of Colorado Denver expecting a boring lecture on the rhetorical strategies of ethos, pathos and logos, and specifically how to use them in order to make an argument stronger. I was surprised to see a...
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Our Mission Statement:
Hope House Colorado empowers parenting teenage moms to strive for personal and economic self-sufficiency and to understand their significance in God’s sight, resulting in a healthy future for them, and for their children.
Our Vision Statement:
Hope House Colorado is committed to transforming the lives of teen mothers around the world.