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CDOC Parole and Re-Entry Services

The Colorado Department of Corrections Division of Adult Parole supports the successful reintegration of individuals returning to communities while upholding public safety. The division operates 19 parole offices statewide, offering evidence-based supervision, case management, and community support programs. Services include the RESTORE program, Behavioral Health Transition Plans, State ID Program, Interstate Compact Transitions, employment and education assistance, and the Client Choice Treatment Provider Program.

Address: 1250 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Phone: 719-579-9580
C-WISE Hotline: 1-800-426-9143
Email: [email protected]
Website: cdoc.colorado.gov/parole-and-re-entry-services

Colorado 211

Confidential, multilingual referral service connecting people to critical resources including shelter, rent assistance, healthcare, legal services, food assistance, education, employment, and crisis management. Covers all 64 Colorado counties with a database of 6,500+ services across 2,500+ agencies.

Phone: Dial 2-1-1 or (866) 760-6489 • Text: ZIP code to 898-211

Website: 211colorado.org

Colorado Community Re-Entry Specialists (CRES)

Community Re-Entry Specialists provide integrated case management and support services throughout the state to assist with removing barriers that interfere with a successful transition from prison to the community. Services include stabilization assistance for housing, transportation, clothing, personal hygiene, backpacks, work tools, employment training, and job placement. CRES conduct initial assessments to determine the appropriate level of transition assistance and use cognitive-based interventions to enhance motivation and reinforce positive behavior.

Phone: 800-426-9143 (C-WISE — ask for your parole office’s CRES)
Website: cdoc.colorado.gov — Community Re-Entry Specialists

Colorado Department of Corrections — Parole FAQs

Comprehensive FAQ covering parole eligibility, release dates, community parole officer contact procedures, sponsor requirements, employment and housing assistance, parole board hearings, record requests, complaint reporting, and victim services.

CWISE System (24/7): 1-800-426-9143 (officer contact & release date inquiries)

Fugitive Tip Line: 1-866-873-6305

Website: cdoc.colorado.gov/parole-faqs

Colorado Department of Corrections — Resources & FAQ

The CDOC resources hub covering frequently asked questions, intake process, classification, time computation, case management, visitation, medical and mental health services, inmate banking, education and programs, legal services, clemency, and outside resources for families.

Address: 1250 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910

Phone: (719) 226-4569 • Email: [email protected]

Website: cdoc.colorado.gov/resources-faq

GO GUIDE: Getting On After Getting Out

Published by the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition (CCJRC), the GO GUIDE is a comprehensive 260-page reentry handbook for Colorado. Now in its sixth edition, the guide provides extensive information to help people prepare for release and successfully reintegrate back into their families and communities — covering topics from housing and employment to health care, legal rights, and community resources.

Phone: 303-825-0122
Email: [email protected]
Website: ccjrc.org — GO Guide

Remerg — Colorado Reentry Resource Hub

Colorado’s central online repository for reentry resources. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing free access to a directory of 1,400+ organizations across 20+ resource categories including housing, employment, legal services, health and treatment, family support, education, financial assistance, and more. Features zip code-based resource searching, an interactive resource map, and an AI chatbot for resource discovery.

Address: PO Box 18463, Denver, CO 80218

Phone: (303) 993-3551 • Email: [email protected]

Website: remerg.com

Providers Resource Clearinghouse (PRC Colorado)

PRC Colorado is a multi-faceted 501(c)(3) organization providing individuals, families, and organizations opportunities ranging from lightly-used home and office furniture to focused and individualized vocational services. In its 20-year history, PRC has recycled and refurbished more than $75 million worth of donated goods and supplies. PRC operates Colorado’s largest furniture bank serving the Front Range, and partners with Aurora Mental Health Center, the Colorado Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, and various forensic programs to provide vocational training and assessments.

Address: 14500 E. 33rd Place, Aurora, CO 80011
Directory: PRC Colorado on Yelp | GuideStar Profile

The Salvation Army — Denver Metro

Food assistance, rent assistance, shelter, emergency services, and adult rehabilitation programs across multiple Denver metro locations.

Connection Center: 11701 E. 33rd Avenue, Aurora, CO 80010

Phone: (303) 295-3366 • Hours: Monday–Friday 7am–8pm, Weekends 9am–Noon

Website: denver.salvationarmy.org

CDOC Division of Adult Parole — Main Office

The main administrative office for the Colorado Department of Corrections Division of Adult Parole. Contact this office for general inquiries about parole services, interstate compact transfers, and statewide program information.

Address: 1250 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Phone: 719-579-9580
Website: cdoc.colorado.gov/parole-and-re-entry-services

Catholic Charities of Denver

Shelter, affordable housing, early childhood education, counseling, emergency services, rent and utilities assistance, employment services, food and clothing, and case management. Operates 76 locations across the Front Range and Western Slope.

Address: 6240 Smith Road, Denver, CO 80216

Phone: (303) 742-0828

Website: ccdenver.org

Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains

Adoption services, disaster relief, foster care, older adult guardianship, family support and education, refugee and immigration services, pregnancy counseling, and parenting education.

Address: 1035 Osage St, Suite 700, Denver, CO 80204

Phone: (303) 922-3433

Website: lfsrm.org

Mile High United Way

Education support, affordable housing, basic needs assistance, small business support, and family programs. Serves Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson Counties.

Address: 711 Park Ave W, Denver, CO 80205

Phone: (303) 433-8383

Website: unitedwaydenver.org

Volunteers of America Colorado

Housing and emergency shelters, hunger and nutrition services, reentry programs, veteran services, and community support programs. Serves nearly 100,000 people annually through 50+ programs across Colorado.

Address: 2877 Lawrence St, Denver, CO 80205

Phone: (303) 295-2165 • Hours: Monday–Friday 8am–5pm

Website: voacolorado.org

Rick & Tami — Advocating for Justice Involved Individuals

Rick and Tami Floyd work as advocates to help individuals, their families, and their support people navigate the system, find housing, and provide support while still incarcerated and after returning to the community. They assist with identifying needs including housing, employment, veterans’ benefits, documentation (SS card, birth certificate, ID), treatment coordination, and connections to WAGEES programs and other community resources.

Download Intake Information Sheet (PDF)

Address: 7275 S Acoma Way, Littleton, CO 80120
Phone: (303) 550-5184 (Tami) | (720) 925-1171 (Rick)
Email: [email protected] | [email protected]

Doing HIS Time — 72 Hour Fund

Started in 2004, the 72 Hour Fund provides recently released individuals essential services to assist their successful transition back into Colorado society. Services include clothes, shoes and work boots, bus tokens, backpacks with hygiene items, ID document assistance, job opportunities, and transportation assistance with RTD ride tickets and limited monthly bus passes. The program helps approximately 150–160 people per month, and since 2016, nearly 10,000 individuals have come through the 72 Hour Fund.

Address: PO Box 1508, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Phone: 303-292-2304 (by appointment)
Website: doinghistime.org