Family Tree, Inc.

Background Statement

Family Tree was established in 1976 and today serves the seven-county Denver metro area, partnering with all people to prevent and overcome the interconnected issues of child abuse, domestic violence, and homelessness to promote safety, healing, and stability across generations.

Family Tree is the only organization in the area responding to the interconnectedness of these key issues with an integrated services approach. This means that no matter which Family Tree program a client enters, they can be connected to other programs at any time using a client-centered warm hand-off through our Client Connections Initiative.

These programs include:

Child Abuse & Neglect: Providing education, resources, treatment, home visitation, and case management to help stabilize families and successfully divert youth from further child welfare and/or court system involvement.  

Domestic Violence: Keeping domestic violence survivors safe through crisis intervention, advocacy, outreach, emergency shelter, supervised parenting time, safe exchanges, and legal advocacy. 

Homelessness: Delivering helpline support, case management, rental assistance, employment and education support, shelter, and additional resources for those at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness. 

Last fiscal year, Family Tree provided direct, in-person services to 6,465 clients and connected an additional 14,200+ people to critical resources through crisis and helpline calls.