Housing Program


A program that assists refugees in finding affordable housing is a dedicated initiative. It is designed to address the needs of individuals who have been forcibly displaced from their home countries. The program aims to provide support, resources, and guidance to refugees. Its goal is to help them secure safe, decent, and affordable housing options. This support is crucial as they rebuild their lives in their host communities.

HOUSING PROGRAM INCLUDES:

1. Search and Placement

  • Assisting refugees and asylees in identifying suitable housing options based on their needs, preferences, and budget
  • Liaising with landlords, property managers, and local agencies to secure available units that meet housing requirements

2. Rental Assistance

  • Providing financial support or subsidies to help refugees and asylees cover housing costs, including security deposits, rent, and utility expenses
  • Offering assistance that may be temporary or long-term, depending on program structure and available resources

3. Advocacy

  • Advocating on behalf of refugees and asylees to ensure fair treatment and prevent discrimination
  • Promoting equal access to housing opportunities by collaborating with local authorities, service providers, and community organizations

4. Education and Support

  • Offering educational programs workshops to familiarize refugees and asylees with guidance on local housing regulations, tenant rights, and lease agreements
  • Providing support around responsibilities like maintenance, communication with landlords, and successful long-term tenancy.

5. Community Integration

  • Facilitating connections to local support networks, services, and community resources to help refugees and asylees feel welcomed and supported
  • Making referrals to social services, language classes, employment support, and cultural orientation programs.

The housing program aims to alleviate burdens faced by refugees and asylees by fostering stability, security, and a strong foundation for resettlement. By providing access to affordable housing, the program plays a crucial role in supporting overall well-being and successful integration into the community.

Need Assistance

Affordable Housing Partners

Global Refugee Solutions partners with trusted housing providers across Colorado to expand access to safe, stable, and affordable housing for refugee and immigrant families. Through housing navigation, language assistance, referral coordination, and community based support, GRS helps families overcome barriers to housing and move toward long term stability.

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Housing Impact Snapshot

54

Families Referred

17

Families Housed

65

Applications Supported

5

Colorado Communities Served

Why Housing Support Matters

For refugee and immigrant families, finding housing is often one of the biggest barriers to rebuilding a stable life. Many families face language barriers, unfamiliar rental systems, limited transportation, lack of local rental history, and difficulty understanding documentation requirements. Without support, these barriers can delay stability, affect employment, disrupt education for children, and increase the risk of housing insecurity.

GRS helps bridge that gap by connecting families to trusted housing partners and providing navigation support that makes the process more understandable, accessible, and achievable.

How GRS Supports Families

Housing Search and Trusted Referral

Navigation through eligibility and paperwork

Language Assistance and Coordination With Property Partners

Ongoing Guidance Toward Long-Term Housing Stability

Explore trusted housing partners across Colorado and apply directly or request support through GRS for navigation, referrals, and language assistance.

Available Housing Partners

Robinson Flats

7500 Robinson Wy.
Arvada, CO 80003

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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Geneva
Geneva Flats

1661 Geneva St.
Aurora, CO 80010

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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Autumn Lane
Autumn Lane Apartments

2910 E. Bijou St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80909

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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Westview Apartments
Westview Apartments

223 & 319 University Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80910

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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Summit Flats

1713-1807 28th St.
Greeley, CO 80631

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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Glen Ridge Apartments
Glen Ridge Apartments

1713-1807 28th St.
Greeley, CO 80631

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom

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SienaApartments
Siena Flats

2010 Collyer St.
Longmont, CO 80501

Unit Types: 1 Bedroom
 

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Montview Meadows
Montview Meadows

1713-1807 28th St.
Greeley, CO 80631

Unit Types: 2 Bedroom Apartment & 2 Bedroom Townhome

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How It Works

1

Explore Housing Options 
Browse partner properties that may fit your location and housing needs.

2

Choose a Path
Apply directly through the property website or request help through GRS.

3

Receive Support
GRS can help with navigation, language support, referrals, and understanding next steps.

4

Move Toward Stability
Our goal is to help families transition into safe housing and long-term community integration.

A Path to Stability

Through housing navigation and referral support, GRS helps refugee and immigrant families move from uncertainty to stability. Whether a family is newly arriving, facing language barriers, or struggling to understand the rental process, our role is to make housing access more possible through trusted partnerships and personalized support.

 

Partner With GRS

GRS welcomes partnerships with landlords, property managers, apartment communities, developers, housing organizations, and local stakeholders who want to expand access to affordable housing for refugee and immigrant families. Together, we can create more housing pathways and stronger community outcomes.

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Our 5–10 Year Vision for Affordable Housing

GRS is building more than a housing referral pathway. Over the next 5 to 10 years, we aim to help expand affordable housing opportunities for refugee and immigrant families in Aurora, Denver, and surrounding Colorado communities through partnerships, community-based support, and long-term development strategies.

Phase 1: Strengthen Housing Navigation and Partnerships (Years 1–2)
  • Expand trusted housing partner relationships across Aurora, Denver, and nearby communities  
  • Increase family referrals and successful placements  
  • Strengthen language access and application support services  
  • Build a stronger local network of landlords, property managers, and housing advocates
Phase 2: Launch Housing Stability and Support Programs (Years 2–5)
  • Develop housing readiness support for families navigating applications and move-in processes  
  • Explore rental assistance partnerships and housing stabilization funds  
  • Build collaborations with cities, counties, housing authorities, and nonprofit partners  
  • Create a stronger referral to placement system that improves housing outcomes 
Phase 3: Help Create Affordable Housing Pathways (Years 5–10)
  • Support the development of affordable housing opportunities in Aurora and Denver through partnerships with housing developers, property owners, community lenders, and public agencies  
  • Explore opportunities for GRS to participate in or co-develop affordable housing initiatives that prioritize refugee and immigrant families  
  • Work toward a long-term vision where GRS is not only helping families access housing, but also helping shape more inclusive housing solutions in Colorado 

Our long term vision is to help build a future where refugee and immigrant families are not left behind in Colorado’s housing market, but have real access to safe, affordable, and stable homes.

Support Housing Access in Colorado

Your support helps GRS provide housing navigation, referral coordination, language assistance, and stability support for refugee and immigrant families seeking safe and affordable housing. Funding this program helps reduce barriers, expand partnerships, and create stronger pathways to long term housing stability.

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