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Alison Gerbig and the HAV team use an approach called Rapid Resolution to help veterans envision their future. The first thing that Alison Gerbig does when she meets with a homeless veteran is to listen. Really listen. As the Colorado Springs-based program manager for Homes for All Veterans (HAV), she is focused on figuring out the shape and the depth of the problems faced by individual veterans instead of simply trying to place them on list for shelters or other housing prog

Meeting the needs and wishes of our clients and families is a top priority for RMHS. That’s why we’re working with Health Management Associates on a client satisfaction survey. We want to hear how we’re doing. We want to know what we’re doing right, and what we can be doing better. Our mission statement says: We embrace the power of community to support individuals and families in creating their future. Those last three words are key: creating their future. You know best. Yo

Each year Rocky Mountain Human Services dedicates a portion of its mill levy funding to support an array of unique services and supports for Denver. Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) is excited to announce the 2020 organizations receiving mill levy funding to provide unique services to Denver residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. For the 2020 project cycle, RMHS is providing more than $3M of mill levy funding to 27 projects offered by 23 organizations

Kristine Ducote Helps Teach Coping Skills Through RMHS Peer Bridger Program Kristine Ducote works with peers in the RMHS Community Transitions Department programs, serving those struggling with mental health and/or substance use disorders by walking alongside them in their recovery. Imagine feeling vulnerable, scared and not knowing who to trust. For many people being supported by the Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS) Community Transitions Department programs, these are th