Key Info
Catholic Charities provides access to health services for physical, mental, and spiritual support. Additionally, educational opportunities provide knowledge and resources for preventative and personal care.
264
people helped through Counseling Services
4142
medical appointments were made at Marian House
Short-term behavioral health services at Marian House iare available for current clients engaged in other services.
Licensed professional counselors offer a variety of counseling services in a comfortable and compassionate environment, providing hope and encouragement.
We have several partners on-site to help with Medicaid, Medicare, and SNAP enrollment.
A variety of medical providers are on-site at the Marian House every day to provide medical care to underserved populations including Penrose Community Nure, Diversus Health, and S.E.T Clinic.
The Spiritual Care team is available to Marian House clients during meal service. Volunteers minister Tuesday through Thursday, providing holistic spiritual care to all faiths and meeting people where they are on their spiritual journey. This is done by listening with a compassionate heart and serving without expecting anything in return.
With funding from the American Recovery Plan Act, the Behavioral Health Specialist provides:
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapeutic interventions for clients who are engaged in services with Catholic Charities
- Warm hand-offs to relevant behavioral health, mental health, and physical health resources in the community for those engaged in services with Catholic Charities
- Training and consultation services to Catholic Charities staff
The Hanifen Center at Marian House hosts a variety of providers who offer benefits enrollment to help our clients receive the benefits they have earned, as well as those they qualify for, to help them become stable while they work toward self-sufficiency. All
Monday – Friday, 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. or by appointment.
Colorado Springs Veterans Affairs – Monday
“To be able to treat the whole person, not just the burned hand or the sprained ankle, but to treat the whole person, emotionally, physically, and spiritually, is a very important component of this job.”
“At Catholic Charities, people come when they are in a situation of great need. They describe it as ‘wandering in the darkness,’ and they are crying out for help. They are looking for hope. And when they find Catholic Charities, that becomes the beginning of the light in the darkness.”
location
Marian House Campus
14 West Bijou Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Behavioral Health, Benefits Enrollment, Medical Services, Spiritual Care
Services offered Mon – Fri, 10:30 am – 1 pm
Marian House Campus
Counseling Services
Mon – Fri, 9 am – 5 pm
Catholic Pastoral Center – 228 N. Cascade Ave.
“The Marian House is invaluable because it feeds people. They keep people’s stomachs full and the food is good.”
“Never in a million years did I think I would be homeless.”
“When a person is truly ready to change, Catholic Charities will provide everything you need to change your life.”
“Some days it is just so hard to be homeless.”
“I feel way more confident in myself and my ability to be a mom.”
“Catholic Charities offered me a hand up and that made all the difference.”
“It felt like freedom…finally!”
“It seemed like there was no hope.”
“Every day we are thankful for Catholic Charities.”
“Seeing the help they gave to those in need really impressed me.”
“I am making the changes to get the life I have dreamed of.”
“If I didn’t have Catholic Charities, I don’t know where we would be. I am so grateful.”
