Find the support you need

Finding accessible housing in Colorado is hard. Knowing which organizations can help is even harder.
C.H.A.D. has built a curated directory so you don't have to search alone.

Colorado State Housing Programs

Colorado State Housing Programs
Colorado Housing Finance Authority (CHFA)
Affordable mortgage loans and down payment assistance for buyers with disabilities and low-to-moderate incomes.
Colorado Division of Housing (CDOH)
State agency overseeing affordable rental housing, emergency rental assistance, and housing voucher programs for people with disabilities.
Denver Housing Authority
Accessible units Manages multiple affordable housing properties in Denver specifically designated for elderly and disabled residents.
Volunteers of America Colorado
Rental Provides affordable rental housing for people with disabilities with on-site services including health care coordination, transportation, and case management.
Home Modifications & Accessibility
Home Builders Foundation (HBF)
Free to clients Since 1993, HBF has completed nearly 2,200 home modification projects for Coloradans with disabilities — ramps, roll-in showers, widened doorways, lifts — at no cost to clients. Partners with the home building industry to do the work.
Brothers Redevelopment
Disability-led center offering housing advocacy, peer support, and transition services. One of Colorado's most active independent living organizations.Free or deeply discounted home modifications for low-income, elderly, and disabled Coloradans including ramps, grab bars, accessible bathrooms, and general repairs.
Independent Living Centers
Atlantis Community, Inc.
Free to clients Since 1993, HBF has completed nearly 2,200 home modification projects for Coloradans with disabilities — ramps, roll-in showers, widened doorways, lifts — at no cost to clients. Partners with the home building industry to do the work.
Center for People with Disabilities (CPWD)
Housing advocacy, financial coaching, and support services across 10 Colorado counties.
Connections for Independent Living
Serving northeastern Coloradans since 1985, offering housing navigation, transition services, and Housing Choice Vouchers exclusively for people with disabilities.
Southwest Center for Independence (SWCI)
Housing vouchers reserved exclusively for people with disabilities in rural southwest Colorado.
The Independence Center
Housing navigation, skills training, and peer support for people with disabilities in southern Colorado.
Legal Aid & Fair Housing
Disability Law Colorado
Free legal help for Coloradans with disabilities on housing discrimination, eviction, and accommodation requests. Currently running a statewide rural housing access initiative.
Colorado Legal Services
Legal aid Free civil legal assistance for low-income Coloradans including evictions, discrimination, lease disputes, and accommodation requests.
Colorado Civil Rights Division (CCRD)
State agency where you can file a housing discrimination complaint if you've been treated unfairly as a buyer, renter, or homeowner because of a disability.
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD)
Mosaic
Housing & support National nonprofit with locations across Colorado providing personalized housing, community support, healthcare coordination, and job coaching for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Inclusive Housing Coalition of Colorado (IHC)
Housing solutions Creates neuro-inclusive, affordable housing for people with I/DD — especially adults whose aging caregivers can no longer support them.
The Arc of Colorado
Advocacy Statewide network of local chapters providing services, self-advocacy training, and housing navigation for people with developmental disabilities and their families.
The Resource Exchange (TRE)
Housing support Serves 13,000+ people with disabilities in southern Colorado. Helps individuals navigate housing resources and affordable housing options.
Rocky Mountain Human Services
Identifies Denver residents with I/DD experiencing housing instability and connects them to disability services, benefits, legal assistance, and permanent housing.
Trailhead Community
Provides affordable independent living housing specifically for adults with I/DD — addressing the critical gap for those whose aging caregivers can no longer support them.