The Denver VOICE
The Denver VOICE is a monthly street newspaper that empowers individuals at risk of housing and financial instability by providing low-barrier economic, educational, and job opportunities, as well as an inclusive and supportive community. Since 2007, more than 4,700 people have found financial stability through our vendor program.
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Latest Articles — The Denver VOICE
Aug 23, 2020 · United States. [email protected]. Hours. Mon 9am-2pm. Tue 9am-2pm. Wed 9am-2pm. Thu 9am-2pm. Fri 9am-2pm. The Denver VOICE publishes monthly, print issues of our street paper, however, you can read our latest digital articles here.
November Ballot Measures Impacting Homelessness in Denver
Oct 13, 2021 · This November, Denver voters will decide on several ballot measures that could impact the way the City responds to homelessness. In all, there are 13 measures on the ballot, five of which are citizen-led initiated ordinances. Five other ballot measures are part of Mayor Michael Hancock’s $450 million general obligation bond package.
Meet Denver’s new helping HAND for housing stability solutions
Mar 7, 2022 · People who are interested in learning more about HAND or donating to the group can call 701-484-2634 or contact them by email at [email protected]. Denver is one of the country’s least affordable housing markets. Interview with Narodna Dopomoha, an aid organization working with those being internally displaced by the war in Ukraine.
Denver City Council advances affordable housing projects
Dec 16, 2021 · City Council gave the initial thumbs up to more than $3.5 million in loans to build and preserve affordable homes in the city on December 15 during its Safety Committee meeting. All the funds will come from Denver’s linkage fee, which is assessed alongside standard permit fees, and every unit will be reserved for households earning up to 80 ...
Stories — The Denver VOICE
Stories — The Denver VOICE. Satifying His Soul:Native American Artist Speaks Out Through His Work. Roll Mobility paves the way for a more inclusive and accessible future. Unhoused Denverites frustrated with City’s unfulfilled promises. For 40 years, DUG has helped communities grow and share food. Justice Necessary: Addressing period poverty ...
About Us — The Denver VOICE
The Denver VOICE is an award-winning publication and a member of the INSP. Our mission is to facilitate a dialogue addressing the roots of homelessness by telling stories of people whose lives are impacted by poverty and homelessness and to offer economic, educational, and empowerment opportunities for the impoverished community.
Denver Launches Basic Income Pilot to Support People …
Apr 29, 2021 · The City of Los Angeles also recently announced it will begin a basic income pilot. The program will provide a monthly stipend of $1,000 to people experiencing homelessness, according to Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office. Javier Alberto Soto, president, and CEO of The Denver Foundation, said the new basic income pilot is a “powerful example ...
What could social housing look like in Denver?
Sep 12, 2023 · By Robert Davis Denver’s lack of affordable housing has inspired creative solutions, from Safe Outdoor Spaces for the unhoused to cohousing for renters. Now, some local leaders are floating the idea of creating a social housing program in Denver to, as they say, provide some permanent relief from r