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Boulder, Colorado has conducted several working groups on homelessness in order to understand what's the best way to solve it for both the community and the individual that's homeless in Boulder. Homeless Services & Shelters Homeless services in Boulder, Colorado. The Ready to Work homeless program and shelter opened in 2015. Potential residents of Ready to Work aren't required to be a resident  in Boulder to become a resident of the Ready to Work program. Ready to Work was developed by Isabel McDevitt who is the current CEO of Bridge House in Boulder. The phone number is a direct line to Bridge House. Ready to Work's priority from day one is to transition residents into housing and prepare them for employment. Each resident of Ready to Work will have generated 1-year of rental history which will show up on a credit report. When a person is homeless it becomes very difficult to find housing but Ready to Work ensures that each resident that completes their

Homeless Work Program Working together to make positive change in Colorado communities with shelters for the homeless, food assistance for the homeless, affordable housing for the homeless, and employment opportunities for the homeless. Boulder Bridge House CEO Isabel McDevitt talks about the Ready to Work facility and program in Boulder, Colorado. The building has one piece of signage that reads, "Ready to Work House & Employment Center.  Bridge House Programs & Services for the homeless in Colorado.  Bridge House might be in Boulder but they are also working with the community of Aurora to recreate the amazing results that Ready to Work Boulder has experienced since 2015 when Isabel McDevitt and Bridge House launched the Ready to Work program for the homeless. Ready to Work operates out of 4747 Table Mesa Drive in Boulder and sits at the Moorhead and Table Mesa intersection across the street from the gas station as you enter Boulder from Hwy36. Ready to W