February 4th Adopt a Block

This neighborhood has 192 housing units and of those over half are single parent homes. The average income is between $8,000 - $10,000 per year. At any given time there are around 400 kids in the neighborhood under the age of 17.

Downtown Denver is experiencing a rise in homelessness. Because of our relationship with the city, the Denver Dream Center has been asked to be a part of the solution. This is why our Street Team exists. We consistently visit a four block radius around the intersection of 22nd and Stout.

With 380 units, this neighborhood is the largest housing project in the state of Colorado. The average income is between $8,000-$10,000 per year. at any given time there are between 800 and 1,000 kids in the neighborhood under the age of 17.

The Westwood neighborhood has 192 total housing units.The average income is between $8,000 - $10,000 per year.At any given time there are around 400  kids in the neighborhood under the age of 17.

The Denver Dram Center got involved in the Elevado Estates Mobile Home Park when we learned that one of our FIT alumni families had moved in. She reached out for help with a heart to serve her neighbors, too, so we decided to make this neighborhood an official AAB site. Elevado is a primarily Hispanic community made up of 77 home lots.

Globeville is a large neighborhood in Denver that is largely Hispanic.  This neighborhood is one of the most impoverished and has one of the highest crime rates in all of Denver. There are so many kind and appreciative people in this neighborhood and the people you will meet have some incredible stories!