Harbor House Collaborative
Finding Solutions to Homelessness & Addiction in Our Commuity
719-473-5557
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1710 E. Pikes Peak Avenue, Ste. 100
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
Call:719-473-5557
Fax: 719-473-6442
Harbor House Collaborative
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Supportive Housing is a self-sufficiency program for the chronically homeless substance abuser. Through the program, motivated individuals can receive transitional supportive housing for up to 18 months, intensive case management, intensive outpatient substance abuse treatment, counseling services, life skills support and recovery support services. The goal is for residents to become sober, self-sufficient and live independently
OUR CURRENT PROGRAMS ARE:
Harbor House Collaborative supports the community by being part of our community continuum of care in service for the homeless, for the indigent, for those with no insurance, and for those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders. To learn more about our current programs go to Harbor House Clinic and Supportive Housing
Please feel free to explore our Web site to find out more about us, and the programs we offer. .
We have been providing services and programs to individuals in the Pikes Peak area since we opened the Harbor House doors in February 2004.
About Us
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- HARBOR HOUSE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING
- HAROBR HOUSE CLINIC
- SAFE HARBOR: A Recovery Experience for Women
(Safe harbor is a program that is part of the Clinic)
- HOUSING FIRST PROGRAM
- RECIPES FOR SUCCESS
- COMMUNITY CAFES AND COFFEE BARS
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The Harbor House Clinic is a Division of Behavioral Health certified community alcohol and drug counseling center. We provide multi-dimensional services to individuals and the general public affected by the disease of addiction. Through individual counseling, group counseling, outreach and public education programming, our goal is to provide individual assistance to help minimize the harm that alcohol and drug use has on individuals, families, the community and society.
Harbor House Collaborative is happy announce our new innovative hands on approach to teaching and learning almost any life skill, living skill or Bible study. Students will learn how to cook healthy wholesome recipes and meals using organic and fresh ingredients. Woven into the class is a duel learning of the life skill. Curriculums feature a refreshing blend of honesty, humor, hands on participation and solid learning through authenticity effectively impacting the participant and enhancing the learning experience. Students not only take home a meal or a series of meals for themselves and family but come away with the knowledge and skills to become truly productive and self –sufficient.
A Recovery Experience For Women is a gender specific outpatient substance abuse treatment program for women, pregnant women, women who have delivered a drug or alcohol exposed infant, female offenders, women with co-occurring substance abuse and emotional/trauma issues. We focus on relapse prevention skills, identify formation, building support networks and transitioning back into the community
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Community Cafés and Coffee Bars are not just another food venue. A community Cafe puts people in touch with their food through relationships; relationships with the growers of the food and relationships with each other in the community. Our Community Café will be an organic community kitchen serving food made with creativity and love, enjoyed at a community table. This is part of what will make it a place our customers will want to share and return to again and again.
Our concept is about growing and serving organic local food, being sustainable, sharing good vibrations, building community, reducing waste and providing our customers with delicious, vibrant cuisine by means of an exceptional dining experience where people from all parts of our community "break bread" together.
Housing First or rapid re-housing as it is also known, is an alternative to the current system of emergency shelter/transitional housing, which tends to prolong the length of time that individuals remain homeless. The methodology is premised on the belief that vulnerable and at-risk homeless individuals are more responsive to interventions and social services support after they are in their own housing, rather than while living in temporary/transitional facilities or housing programs. With permanent housing, these men, women and families can begin to regain the self-confidence and control over their lives they lost when they became homeless. For over 20 years, the “Housing First” methodology has proven to be a practical means to ending and preventing homelessness. The methodology is currently being adapted by organizations throughout the United States.
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