Don’t go it alone!

Frontier House, established in 1990, follows the Clubhouse Model of Psychosocial Rehabilitation first established in New York City’s Fountain House over 70 years ago. Considered a model program in Colorado, Frontier House graphically illustrates the commitment and belief that individuals with mental illness can and will actively engage in a recovery process given the opportunity to do so.

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WE MISS YOU!

Join our Frontier House virtual Clubhouse morning meetings.

You can join either by phone or computer/tablet.

We Miss You!

Join our Frontier House virtual clubhouse morning meetings.

You can join either by phone or computer/tablet.

What Our Members Say

Frontier House Success Stories

Ashlyn

Being part of a Clubhouse will change your perspective on life.

I feel like the natural community formed by organic peer support at Frontier House helps me the most in my recovery. It’s hard to describe but the relationships at a Clubhouse are different, and the bond I have with the people at the Frontier House is extremely special to me. I feel like this, more than anything, may be the reason it works so well for me. When I became a member, I believed I could not work. I learned otherwise after I started going to Frontier House. Everyone told me I could do whatever I put my mind to; it’s up to me. This changed my perspective on life, and I started to enjoy life rather than despise it.

Ashlyn, member since 2016

I Belong Here!

I want nothing more than to recover and regain my life and passions. I am certain that my new clubhouse friends and colleagues, along with all the professionals that are on my team, will help me with my recovery. Even though one day I will be a healthy new version of my old self, and back to my comfortable routine, the clubhouse is an important part of who I have become. This is a place I can’t abandon when days get better. It is already part of the fiber of my being. It is a place to be safe and surrounded in the warm embrace of friends who share my struggles. All that, and I can’t get along without the best lunch plate I’ve ever had!

Mike, Member Since 2017

Frontier House Gives Me Worth

Since I’ve been a member of Frontier House, I have accomplished so much. I first started coming every day to help the staff and members with tasks around the Clubhouse. This made me feel like I was worthy, and I could do more in my life. After a few months, I started to become interested in going back to work and I made this my goal. They helped me find a job that I really enjoyed. I felt really good about myself and started to believe in myself.

Betsy, Member Since 2008

What’s Happening Around The Clubhouse

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Dine in and carry out options available Monday through Friday. Breakfast available Wednesday and Friday mornings.

We also have many fun social opportunities on the evenings, weekends, and holidays. Be sure to check out our Facebook page for what’s happening around Frontier House.

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We support our members in achieving their full potential. We accept each other for who we are, for we all have value.

What We Do

MEMBERS WORK SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH STAFF AND PEERS IN RUNNING THE DAILY OPERATIONS OF FRONTIER HOUSE WHILE ACHIEVING LIFE GOALS.

Learn About The Work-Ordered Day

Each day is structured to mirror the expectations and relationships of a workplace.

Discover Employment & Education

With the support of FH, members can find employment and continue to work on their education.

Health, Wellness & Socialization

Frontier House believes that overall wellness is important to one’s mental health.

By The Numbers

SEE WHAT CLUBHOUSE CAN DO!

48

AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

1817

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP

380

NUMBER OF CLUBHOUSES AROUND THE WORLD LIKE OURS

70%

OUR EMPLOYMENT SUCCESS RATE

36

HOW MANY YEARS OUR CLUBHOUSE HAS BEEN HERE FOR OUR MEMBERS

One year of holistic recovery services are delivered to Clubhouse members for the same cost as a 2-week psychiatric hospital stay.