St. Francis Center (SFC) is a refuge for men and women who are homeless in the metro Denver area, providing services to help transition out of homelessness.

In addition to approximately 275 annual volunteers, St. Francis Center has a dedicated staff of 40+ professionals who work to carry out the mission of SFC.

St. Francis Center is located at 2323 Curtis St., at the northeast edge of downtown Denver.

St. Francis Center is a refuge for those who are homeless, providing shelter and services that enable people to meet their basic needs for daily survival.

St. Francis Apartments West 221 W Federal Boulevard, Denver, Colorado St. Francis Center (SFC) is a nonprofit institution of the Episcopal Church of Colorado. Established in 1983, St. Francis Center …

Housing St. Francis Center helps adults transition out of homelessness and into permanent housing. Cornerstone Residences at St. Francis Center, opened in 2010, is a 50 unit housing facility for …

Every day, on average, approximately 800 men and women come to St. Francis Center's shelter seeking emergency assistance during daytime hours.

St. Francis Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to providing an environment that is free from discrimination and harassment based on race, age, creed, color, religion, national origin …

St. Francis Center’s case managers will help participants overcome barriers to success by connecting prospective jobseekers with resources such as healthcare (medical, mental health, dental, vision), …

Safe Outdoor Space Safe Outdoor Space St. Francis Center (SFC) is partnering with Regis University, the Colorado Village Collaborative (CVC), and the city and county of Denver to provide humane …