Denver Crossroads Shelter
At Crossroads we not only offer men a safe place to sleep, but we welcome them back into the community.
Each year WE ARE THERE for more than 75,000 men who find shelter and hope at our Crossroads Center.
The shelter houses 300 men a night on average year round. Each client that comes to the Crossroads Center is given access to a variety of services. including showers, laundry facilities, hygiene items, and case management.
All receive a safe place to sleep, a warm dinner, and breakfast before leaving in the morning.
A Hand Up, Not a Hand Up
This program is now open every day offering men the opportunity to not only find a safe place to sleep, but to start the process of becoming self sufficient through an approach that focuses on physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.
Meeting Each Persons Need - Individually
Each client that comes to the Crossroads Center is given access to a variety of services including showers, laundry facilities, hygiene items, medical assistance, and case management. All receive a safe place to sleep, a warm dinner, and breakfast before leaving in the morning.
Eligibility Guidelines
Be homeless male or identifying as male over the age of 18
Must adhere to the Bed Agreement in the Guest Handbook
Bed availability and intake are from 10AM-12PM each day on a first-come, first-served basis
Contact Information
Phone: 720-305-4640
Email: austin.foote@usw.salvationarmy.org
Office Hours: 8:30 am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday
Shelter Hours, open 24 hours.
In the Denver metro area, over 6,100 homeless men, women, and children are facing another winter without permanent housing.
Only 14% of those who are homeless will stay in a shelter tonight.
Each night we have beds available for men looking for a safe and warm place to sleep. There is no cost to stay at Crossroads as a nightly guest.
The shelter houses 300 men a night on average year round. Each client that comes to the Crossroads Center is given access to a variety of services. including showers, laundry facilities, hygiene items, and case management. All receive a safe place to sleep, a warm dinner, and breakfast before leaving in the morning.