Homelessness Services

Coordinated Entry is a required step for anyone seeking homeless-related services in Boulder County.

• Services include shelter; help identifying housing options, basic-needs services, case management and more.
• Talk with a staff person and go through a short assessment to help connect you with the best resources.
• Coordinated Entry is available by phone or in person. Call 303-579-4404 or visit All Roads Shelter at 4869 North Broadway from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.
• After hours, you may go to All Roads Shelter from 5 to 7 p.m. and complete the assessment at the next available time to access future services.

Once Coordinated Entry is completed, qualified individuals can access Navigation Services at All Roads Shelter.

In the Navigation Program, clients will participate in housing-focused case management. Navigation Services are intended to eliminate or reduce time in homeless services for adults by providing short-term assistance including access to employment, benefits and basic needs, coupled with an overnight shelter.

Diversion Services are provided through the Coordinated Entry process. These services provide light assistance for such things as reunification to families or support systems or assistance with landlord communication. The goal of the Diversion Services program is to keep people from entering long-term homelessness or the sheltering system. While all people who are screened through Coordinated Entry are eligible for Diversion Services, it is the primary resource for people who are not Boulder County residents.

All Roads Shelter has a list of additional resources. You can view this list on the shelter's website.

TGTHR provides safe housing, food, clothing, counseling, employment help, health care, transportation assistance and other support services to individuals ages 12 to 24.

• Drop-in Center: Open every day, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m.
• Overnight emergency shelter: Open every night, 5 to 8 p.m.
• Appointments: Can be scheduled every day between 8 a.m. and noon.

• Call 303-447-1207 for more information.
• TGTHR website.

Critical Weather Conditions are considered to be when there is a forecasted (by the National Weather Service):

• Warning for blizzard or dangerous winds with gusts in excess of 70 M.P.H., OR
• Predicted low temperature of 10°F or below in the evening, 20°F or below during the day, OR
• Predicted six inches or more of snowfall.

• All Roads Shelter
  4869 N. Broadway
  Boulder, CO 80304

We recognize that critical weather nights are likely during Colorado winters and can be especially impactful to those who are unhoused.

• Beds are limited and there is no guarantee of bed availability.
• People are encouraged to make other arrangements where possible or to engage with year-round programming.
• Individuals seeking shelter and services are strongly encouraged to contact Coordinated Entry at 303-579-4404 to be assessed for available services. Walk-up, in-person Coordinated Entry is available at All Roads Shelter, 4869 North Broadway, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• The All Roads Shelter facility has 180 beds.

To access this service, people must meet certain requirements.

• Arrive before 7 p.m.
• Be in good standing and follow the shelter’s health and safety requirements.

When conditions meet the criteria below, and the City of Boulder has the necessary resources, the city may open an Extreme Weather Shelter. An Extreme Weather Shelter will only be activated when conditions are consistently expected to last a minimum of three nights and there is:

1. A forecasted consistent daily high of 5°F or below when accompanied by heavy precipitation or forecasted blizzard, heavy wind (in excess of 30MPH sustained/70MPH gusts), or extreme winter weather watch/warning; or
2. A forecasted consistent nightly low of 0°F or lower.

All forecasts are to be provided by the National Weather Service, and decisions to open and close the Extreme Weather Shelter will be made based on forecasts 48 hours, minimum, in advance of opening the shelter.