Supportive Services for Housing Stability

Supporting Mesa County Residents

Doors 2 Success provides essential supportive services to residents of Grand Junction Housing Authority (GJHA) properties and Housing Choice Voucher participants. These programs ensure that affordable housing becomes a lasting foundation, not just a roof overhead.

Each year, Doors 2 Success helps over 1,500 individuals maintain their housing while building toward greater independence. The organization serves older adults and people with disabilities and also provides critical support to families working toward self-sufficiency. Through partnerships with community organizations and support from local donors, Doors 2 Success provies essential services that goverment funding doesn't cover.

Note: All Doors 2 Success services are available exclusively to current GJHA residents and Housing CHoice Voucher participands. Doors 2 Success provides all services and no cost to eligible clients. 

Programs That Support Older Adults and Families

Our Family Self-Sufficiency and Resource Programs empower families for success through tailored support and guidance.
Our Family Self-Sufficiency and Resource Programs empower families for success through tailored support and guidance.

  • Senior Service and Care Coordination

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    Service Coordinators offer support for seniors and disabled individuals, including navigating complex health care systems and arranging transportation. Our partnership with Rocky Mountain Health Plans allows us to offer specialized care coordination.

  • Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS)

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    Family Self-Sufficiency Coordinator aids program participants in achieving independence. Graduates receive escrow funds for personal use. GJHA-supported initiative.

Equal Housing Opportunity

The Grand Junction Housing Authority does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, national origin, family status, age, religion or disability, in compliance with the Fair Housing Act, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

The Grand Junction Housing Authority utilizes Relay Colorado - a telecommunications relay service which provides full telephone accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing clients. If you are deaf or hard of hearing please call 1-800-659-2656 if using a TTY (teletypewriter). If using a ASCII Computer interface please call 1-800-659-4656. Hearing users please call 1-800-659-3656. There is no charge for this service.

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