Local Leaders Helping Neighbors.
Unite, Empower, Thrive: One Connection at a Time
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The West Denver Community Connector (WDCC) Program works collaboratively to reduce involuntary displacement, strengthen community relationships, and advocate for equitable access to resources. By uplifting community voices and highlighting local assets, WDCC fosters a sense of belonging and resilience across west Denver neighborhoods. Rooted in the belief that connection drives change, the program empowers residents to unite and thrive.
Connector Hotline: 720-541-9324
Hotline: Monday - Friday 9:00am-5:00pm
WDCC Email: [email protected]
Office hours: Monday - Thursday 11:00am-3:00pm
Impact Stats
Over $430,000
of rental & utility assistance provided to residents since 2021
Over 700
one-on-ones providing technical assistance to residents since 2021
Average 150
community House Solutions events & meetings attended each year
Program Goals
The WDCC collaboratively supports disadvantaged households and businesses in the West Denver community by gaining access to resources and in seeking solutions that prevent displacement and elevate economic opportunities.
The program believes in the power the networks, community, and culture. With our dedicated team and networks we advocate for positive change, fostering a thriving community that embraces diversity and empower individuals to achieve their goals.
Program Services
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Collective Impact
Uniquely positioned to actively advocate for lasting solutions that impact residents and the overall community in west Denver.
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Community Building
Actively engage the community by participating in events, hosting regular meetings, and providing support to other community members.
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Immediate Relief
We directly support residents and businesses facing the threat of displacement with grant applications, shelters, food banks, and emergency housing, utility, or legal assistance programs.
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Housing Solutions
Advocates for permanent solutions and support greater economic mobility in the community by empowering residents to become homeowners or stay in the current residence as renters.
Impact Stories