Older Adult Resources
Helping Seniors In Our Community
District 4 is home to one of the largest senior populations in the City. Our seniors and their needs are incredibly diverse. For those active retired people who would like to be more engaged in the community and for seniors who need assistance to maintain their quality of life check out the resources below.
Check out the 2025 Senior Holiday Luncheon!
Links to Resources
Senior Property Tax Exemption
A Senior Property Tax Exemption is available for Colorado residents or surviving spouses, provided they meet the requirements. Applications must be postmarked by July 15 to be valid for that year. Exemptions are only considered for the year in which you apply, not for previous years. The available timeframe to apply is January 2, 2026, through July 15, 2026.
Denver Property Tax Relief Program
The Denver Property Tax Relief Program provides a partial refund of property taxes paid, or the equivalent in rent, to qualifying Denver residents. If you are eligible, you will receive a payment of at least $372, with an average refund of $1,000. You will receive your refund in the form or electronic payment or a check sent by mail.
Older Adult Resource Guide
The HRCP Aging Division, in collaboration with city agencies and community organizations, created the Older Adult Resource Guide to connect Denver’s older adults and caregivers with essential programs, services, and supports for healthy aging and community living, and we invite all community members to explore the wide range of services and programs available in our community. As you or your family members age, you may need support to help you maintain your health, safety, and independence. Our trained staff at Denver Human Services here to answer your questions and help you access the programs and services you need.
Denver Snow Angels
Denver Snow Angels is a Denver Human Rights & Community Partnerships' program to assist community members in Denver who are physically unable to shovel their front sidewalks, including adjacent ADA ramps and bus stops, during the cold winter months. This is a volunteer-based initiative created to connect neighbors with one another and to prevent possible fines for non-compliance with city ordinance.
HRCP Aging Division
The Denver Human Rights & Community Partnerships (HRCP) Aging Division strives to empower older adults living in Denver with programs and services that enhance their safety, dignity, and independence. Through strong community partnerships and outreach, unwavering advocacy, and ongoing education, we work to make Denver an inclusive and accessible community for our aging population.
Commission on Aging
The Denver Commission on Aging (DCoA) works to make Denver a great place for older adults through outreach, communication, and advocacy. The Commission advocates for the rights and needs of older adults, empowers them by sharing information and community resources, and monitors legislation and policy changes that impact their well-being.