About Greccio Housing
Safe. Stable. Supportive.
Our Story
Greccio Housing has a long history of providing affordable housing and resources in the Pikes Peak region. Our founder, Claudia Deats-Rodgers, had a dream of improving the quality of life for people in need of affordable rental housing and in 1990 she started to make that dream a reality with our first property, 321 N. Weber St.
What We Do
Greccio Housing is a local nonprofit that exists to create stable, safe, and supportive affordable housing options for low-income individuals and families who work and live in El Paso and Teller Counties. But that's not all we do. We also have an incredible Resources Department that works tirelessly to provide supportive services and assistance to our residents. Click here to learn about all the resources that set Greccio Housing apart.
"To have a key, to open a door, to have a place to live, especially being disabled... These are the small things that I don't take for granted."
-Lenetha, Greccio Resident
News Spotlights
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More affordable housing coming to southeast side of Colorado Springs - KOAA
Affordable housing trailblazer returns to services she helped create - Rocky Mountain PBS
In March of 2021, Rocky Mountain PBS featured Greccio Housing in their Colorado Voices Series. Hear from founder Claudia Deats-Rodgers and Executive Director Lee Patke about what makes Greccio so special.
Awards & Recognition
EAGLE AWARD
Housing Colorado
Housing Colorado presented Greccio Housing with the prestigious Eagle Award in recognition of the Eviction Prevention Program. The program provides residents up to three months’ of financial support and intensive case management through a one-time life crisis event. The support keeps residents stably housed and saves our community hundreds of thousands each year.
OWNER/OPERATOR
OF THE YEAR AWARD
Apartment Association of Southern Colorado, 2023
In 2023, Greccio Housing received the Owner/Operator of the Year Award from the Apartment Association of Southern Colorado. This historic win marked the first time an affordable housing nonprofit organization was selected, rather than a traditional for-profit real estate company.
