A Hand Up Not a Hand Out
We are a men’s residential recovery community helping low-income men overcome the consequences of addiction and rebuild their lives through sobriety, work, and accountability.
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Alcohol is Still King
Today the talk is of the opiate epidemic and how it is killing thousands of people a month. The conversations surround the legalization of marijuana and how, as the gateway drug, it is leading to harder drugs and drug addiction. What we rarely hear discussed is alcohol addiction. The deaths related to alcohol consumption through physical health issues. And make no mistake, alcohol is the gateway drug.
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Step 13 has Changed its Name to Step Denver
Since our beginning in 1983, we have grown and evolved our organization to best pursue our mission. To that end, Step 13 has become StepDenver. We have a few reasons for the change.
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Our Program
The goal of the Step Denver program is to have its residents transition to safe, sober living environments where they become productive, contributing members of their communities.
Bob Coté
Bob Coté impacted public policy and gained recognition for Step Denver. His legacy can ultimately be found in the thousands of men whose lives he touched at Step.
We Need Your Vehicle
For every car, motorcycle, RV or boat that you donate, the proceeds go directly to assisting our men on the road to recovery. The process is straightforward and tax-deductible.