Our mission is to assist highly motivated homeless families in attaining self-sufficiency by providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and support services.

The Greeley Transitional House is the only homeless shelter in Greeley offering emergency and transitional shelter, case management, and follow-up programs for homeless families. We are located in a 12-room condo-style facility near downtown Greeley. The shelter was established in 1985 in response to community concerns for the need to find shelter for temporarily displaced families. These families find themselves homeless after unexpected loss of employment, farm or business foreclosures, overwhelming medical bills, domestic violence, and increasingly, lack of affordable housing combined with low wages.

Whatever the reasons behind a family’s homelessness, the Greeley Transitional House provides a positive, hopeful, and supportive environment in which families in crisis can live temporarily while re-establishing their independence.