RecoveryWorks

RecoveryWorks Creating opportunity for community, resources and recovery with our un-housed neighbors in Jeffco

Thank you to Colorado Gives Foundation for awarding RecoveryWorks a Housing Grant to support Jefferson County residents ...
06/11/2026

Thank you to Colorado Gives Foundation for awarding RecoveryWorks a Housing Grant to support Jefferson County residents experiencing homelessness.

🔑 At RecoveryWorks, we know that housing is often the key that unlocks everything else—health, recovery, employment, community, and hope.

As homelessness continues to rise in Jefferson County, investments in housing solutions remain critical. Stable housing provides the foundation people need to access resources, build community, pursue recovery, and move toward lasting stability.

“Housing is often the first key that unlocks lasting change,” said James Ginsburg, Executive Director of RecoveryWorks. “This investment will help more of our unhoused neighbors access the stability, resources, and support they need to build a path forward.”

We are grateful to Colorado Gives Foundation for investing in housing solutions and helping create pathways to stability in our community.
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RecoveryWorks Executive Director James Ginsburg joined Governor Jared Polis today for the signing of HB26-1202, legisla...
06/03/2026

RecoveryWorks Executive Director James Ginsburg joined Governor Jared Polis today for the signing of HB26-1202, legislation focused on strengthening Colorado's response to homelessness.

Addressing homelessness requires collaboration across communities, service providers, healthcare systems, and government partners. We are proud to be part of conversations that help shape solutions and create pathways to housing, recovery, and stability for our unhoused neighbors.

We are also grateful for the leadership of our Board Member and Senior Policy Advisor, Adam Burg, and his colleagues at Foster Graham Milstein & Calisher, LLP, whose expertise helps advance important conversations impacting the communities we serve.

After a severe assault on the street, Felix spent two months in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury.From there, h...
05/19/2026

After a severe assault on the street, Felix spent two months in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury.

From there, he was referred to RecoveryWorks’ medical respite program to continue healing.

For the first time, he was able to rest, receive consistent support, and begin rebuilding.

“I was given a second chance at life,” he shared.

Today, Felix is working and taking steps toward stable housing.

Access to a safe place to recover after a hospital stay is critical. Without it, many people return to the emergency room—or the street—instead of moving forward.

Through May 20, every gift will be matched dollar for dollar—helping create the stability needed for healing and long-term progress.

👉 Make your gift today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/recoveryworks

Read Felix's full story: https://recoveryworkstoday.org/guest-stories/

05/18/2026

Huge congratulations to our 42 runners and walkers this weekend!

We’re so grateful you chose RecoveryWorks as your Charity Partner in our first year participating in the Colfax Marathon.

It meant a lot to see so many people show up, represent this work, and be part of a community that believes stability should be possible for everyone.

We’re excited to build on this momentum and grow this team in the years ahead.

Huge congratulations to our 42 runners and walkers this weekend!We’re so grateful you chose RecoveryWorks as your Charit...
05/18/2026

Huge congratulations to our 42 runners and walkers this weekend!

We’re so grateful you chose RecoveryWorks as your Charity Partner in our first year participating in the Colfax Marathon.

It was incredible to see so many people join us in community to celebrate health and recovery together.

We're looking forward to next year!

Diane spent 40 years in survival mode.Addiction had taken hold. She had lost the people closest to her. Stability felt o...
05/17/2026

Diane spent 40 years in survival mode.

Addiction had taken hold. She had lost the people closest to her. Stability felt out of reach.

At RecoeryWorks, things started to shift.

For the first time in decades, she had a safe place to stay--a door that locked, a place to rest, and consistent support.

Today, she says:
“This is the first time I’ve been sober in 40 years. I haven’t been this happy in a long time.”

Stability makes recovery possible.

👉 Read Diane’s full story: https://recoveryworkstoday.org/guest-stories/

Through Wednesday, May 20, any gift will be matched--doubling your impact.

Olin was just trying to get through each day.After an injury, his income dropped to $1,300 a month. It wasn’t enough to ...
05/08/2026

Olin was just trying to get through each day.

After an injury, his income dropped to $1,300 a month. It wasn’t enough to cover rent—and eventually, he ended up outside.

Then he found his way to RecoveryWorks.

Today, he has a place to sleep. A door that locks.
“One less thing to worry about.”

At RecoveryWorks, stability looks like safe housing, consistent support, and time to move forward.

👉 Help create that for someone else: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/recoveryworks
👉 Read Olin’s full story: https://recoveryworkstoday.org/guest-stories/

At RecoveryWorks, we believe stability changes everything—opening the door to recovery, health, and housing.What does st...
05/04/2026

At RecoveryWorks, we believe stability changes everything—opening the door to recovery, health, and housing.

What does stability mean to you? Tell us below

Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week! We’re feeling especially grateful for the people who show up for RecoveryWorks—bringi...
04/24/2026

Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week!

We’re feeling especially grateful for the people who show up for RecoveryWorks—bringing meals, leading groups, supporting our welcome desk, and helping care for our space. Those small, consistent acts make a real difference for both our guests and our team.

Jim has been volunteering with us since our first year, offering weekly AcuDetox sessions at Mountain View Flats—a simple, 5-point ear acupuncture practice that helps reduce stress, support recovery, and calm the nervous system. He values being a steady, calm presence and giving people space to breathe and feel a little more at ease.

Jim says, “When people first come in, there’s a lot of dysregulation going on. AcuDetox helps calm the nervous system, supports sleep, and creates a foundation for recovery and stability.”

Good news—we’ve updated and expanded our volunteer opportunities. Come be part of creating stability for our unhoused neighbors in Jefferson County.

👉 Explore opportunities through Spark the Change: https://sparkthechangecolorado.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=149601

Join us at Mountain View Flats as we celebrate 5 years of RecoveryWorks—and the opening of our new patio space.It’s a ch...
04/18/2026

Join us at Mountain View Flats as we celebrate 5 years of RecoveryWorks—and the opening of our new patio space.

It’s a chance to come together, reflect on how far we’ve come, and connect as a community. We’ll have light food, music, and a few fun surprises, plus a chance to cheer on our Run for Recovery team ahead of race weekend.

📅 May 13 | 4–6 PM
đź“Ť Mountain View Flats (Lakewood)

We’d love to see you there.

👉 Learn more / RSVP:
https://bit.ly/4trWeAs

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Lakewood, CO
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Monday 8:30am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 2:30pm
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