Coming home? Your first week is already planned.
We know the offices, the paperwork, and the order that saves you weeks.
Loyal’s Support Services gives peer-led reentry support in Denver and the Denver metro. We help you secure ID, a phone, housing, food, and work after release, and we stay with you until it’s done.
Your first week, step by step
- Day 1Get a working phone, check in with your PO if required, and get to a safe place to sleep.
- Days 2–3Start your documents: birth certificate, Social Security card, then state ID.
- Days 3–5Apply for food assistance and line up transitional or sober housing.
- Week 2 and onJob leads, applications, and building a routine you can keep.
Questions people ask
Can we start before release?
Yes. The best time to call is before release. Family, a case manager, or the person inside can reach out so the plan is ready on day one.
What documents do I need for a Colorado ID?
Usually your birth certificate and Social Security card come first, then the state ID. Lost them? We help you replace them in the right order.
I’m on parole or probation. Can you help?
Yes. We work alongside your PO and community corrections to help you meet your conditions and your own goals.
Do you help people with all kinds of records?
Yes. Everyone is welcome, including people with registration requirements.
What does it cost?
No cost to clients, depending on service. Reach out for more information.
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