Who We Serve

ConnectHome Denver’s focus is to provide services and information to the Denver Metro area’s low to moderate-income individuals, this includes but is not limited to individuals and/or families that participate in any of the following programs:

Public Housing Residents
Section 8 Residents
Head Start
Medicaid
National School Lunch Program
Social Security Disability (SSD)
Community College Student with Pell Grant
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Receiving Energy Assistance (LIHEAP)
Financial Assistance (e.g. TANF)
Food Support (SNAP), or
Annual income under 200% of poverty level

The Benefits

For public housing and low-income residents, ConnectHome Denver is a critical bridge to gaining the digital access and skills increasingly needed to break the cycle of poverty and to create a future of inclusion and independence.

As a result of Denver families and individuals crossing the digital divide, they will experience:

Enriched Education Experiences
Enhanced Health Care Experiences
Increased Employment Opportunities
Self Confidence
Decreased Loneliness and Increased Social Engagement
Digital and Future Community and Inclusion

Services Offered

ConnectHome Denver’s focus will expand to reach the Denver Metro area’s more than 650,000 low to moderate-income individuals by providing:

Affordable quality internet options
Affordable device options
Free basic and intermediate tech classes
One on one tech and device use assistance
Assistance applying for and connecting with internet, device and tech resources.