Lambuth Family Center

Lambuth Family Center is a Salvation Army shelter in Denver for families experiencing homelessness. Established in 1987, the center provides each participating family with a private room and support aimed at helping parents and children move toward stable housing.

The program combines emergency shelter, three meals a day, and intensive case management. Staff work with families to understand the circumstances contributing to homelessness, connect them with useful resources, and pursue permanent, safe, and affordable housing. Families may also access enrichment, educational, and community-based activities, along with practical supports such as laundry and short-term laptop checkout.

Learn more through the official Lambuth Family Center program page. NHREA also provides guides to homeless assistance in Colorado and federal assistance resources. Visit the official site to confirm current program details.