Letter From Our CEO: June 2023
Some of you may have already heard, but as valued supporters of the life-changing work we do, I wanted to share directly with you that I recently announced my retirement after 24 years as President/CEO. This...
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The Mission in My Words: Vrnda Dasi Noel
Vrnda has a heart for serving others. Before starting Ability Access in 2007, she was a school bus driver, worked in real estate and was a hospice volunteer. As a non-facility-based company, Ability Access c...
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Letter From Our CEO: May 2023
It was 4 a.m. on a hot and humid June morning in Virginia. I was half-asleep in my bunk along with 25 other men in a Quonset hut, cooled only by two fans at each end of the building. It was our first night a...
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The Mission in My Words: Kacie Warner
As the Community Impact Director of the American Heart Association's Colorado division, Kacie works on community and clinical partnerships to advance community health. She has her Masters in Public Health an...
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2023 Volunteer Appreciation Week
Think about this number: 59,960 hours. This adds up to around seven years' worth of time. Last year alone, our generous volunteers gave that many hours of their time to the Mission. They are the reason we c...
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Letter From Our CEO: April 2023
As I think about the number of chaplains who have joined us in this work over the years, it is incredibly humbling to have seen the example they set. I am grateful for their desire to share the love of Jesus...
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The Mission in My Words: Howard Cave
Howard is a pastor at Aurora First Christian Church. He has been a volunteer at the Mission since 2008 and has been mentoring men in the New Life Program (NLP) since 2015.
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Denver Rescue Mission CEO Announces Retirement After 24 Years
Denver Rescue Mission announces today, Brad Meuli, the longtime President/CEO, is retiring after over two decades of service. Back in 2020, Meuli presented his intent to retire to the Mission’s Board of Di...
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Meet the Interns!
With every change of the seasons a new group of college students join the Mission. They bring new excitement, joy, and a drive to make a difference in the world.
This spring there are 11 interns working in...
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Letter From Our CEO: March 2023
Peer navigators have their own lived experience with homelessness and have successfully transitioned into housing. These staff members have walked in the shoes of those we serve. But as exciting as their own...
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