Hilltop Community Resources

Emergency & Crisis Services Health & Mental Health Housing & Shelter Senior Services Youth & Families

Large Western Slope nonprofit offering a wide continuum of services from early childhood and youth programs to domestic violence, brain injury support, housing, and senior living.​

Website: https://www.htop.org/

At a glance

Services
Family resource services, Early childhood and youth programs, Domestic violence and intimate partner violence services, Brain injury services, Senior living and memory care, Transitional and supportive housing
Location
1330 N 12th Street (administrative office), Grand Junction, CO, 81501
Service area
Mesa County
Phone
970-242-4400
Hours
Weekdays, standard business hours; program-specific residential and hotline services operate extended hours
Languages
English; some Spanish services; interpreters as needed
Who it serves
Youth, families, adults, and seniors needing family support, safety, brain injury services, or senior housing in Hilltop’s service area
Cost
Program-dependent; many services low-cost or free; housing and senior care may have fees
Walk-ins
Walk-in possible at some program sites; domestic violence services often accessed via hotline
Appointment
Appointments recommended for most non-crisis services
Volunteer opportunities
Yes
Accepts donations
Yes

Information verified 2026-03-15 by Western Slope Trellis. Call ahead to confirm hours and availability.

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