Resources for Families, Providers, Developers, and Advocates

Explore tools, guides, and support networks that empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to live fully included lives in their communities. Whether you’re a service provider, housing developer, or advocate, you’ll find resources here to support inclusive, affordable housing across Colorado.

Service Provision

Connect with organizations that support individuals with I/DD to live, work, and thrive in the community.

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Housing

Explore tools and information for creating inclusive housing opportunities that meet the needs of people with disabilities.

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Advocacy

Drive change and elevate the voices of people with disabilities through education, action, and leadership.

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Housing Voucher List

We've created a spreadsheet that provides an overview of housing voucher programs available in Colorado, including both tenant-based and project-based options. You can head over to it to explore details about voucher types, eligibility criteria, and administering agencies—all designed to help individuals and service providers navigate affordable housing resources. To view the list of vouchers, please click on the following link: Housing Vouchers Spreadsheet.

In the spreadsheet, you will encounter the following definitions and acronyms:

Definitions:

Tenant-Based Vouchers: These increase affordable housing choices for low-income families by allowing them to search for and lease privately-owned rental housing. The subsidy follows the tenant.
Project-Based Vouchers (PBVs): The subsidy is tied to a specific apartment unit rather than the tenant. If tenants with HCV PBVs (excluding Section 811) move out after one year, they may be eligible to receive a tenant-based voucher.

Acronyms:

DOLA = Colorado Department of Local Affairs
DOH = Colorado Division of Housing
HUD = U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HCPF = Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing

Anderies Consulting Resources

About Mary Anderies of Anderies Consulting

Mary Anderies has been involved in housing development since 1981. Since 1989, she has been the principal in a housing consulting firm, which works primarily with non profit organizations to develop housing for seniors and for persons with disabilities. The firm combines her housing and finance experience with a degree in Physical Therapy. A key interest is designing buildings to enhance the way people interact with their environment, facilitating personal independence and interdependence within a wider community.

Resources Courtesy of Anderies Consulting