Urban Edge Denver
Denver, CO

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Modern Mentorship Immersion
For Young Adults In Denver

Urban Edge (UE) has officially launched as a residential and community based mentorship program for young adults between 18-28 seeking personal and professional growth. With an 8-capacity residence in the heart of Denver’s River North Arts District district, UE provides day-to-day and professional mentorship opportunities for on-campus and off-campus clients looking for a strategic way to push their lives forward.

Mentorship and apprenticeship opportunities used to be a norm. Urban Edge fills a gap as today’s young adults struggle with apathy, lack of direction and stagnancy. Urban Edge provides mentorship support for young adults no matter their place in life. With day-to-day support, professional placement, skills/interest assessment, therapy, community and outdoor opportunities, clients are engaged in deliberate, balanced living. UE offers various levels of support, both on-campus and off campus.

1. The On-Campus package offers residential housing and all meals, with an appropriately structured environment and overnight staff. Clients use campus as their base of operations, branching into the city for classes, jobs, apprenticeships/internships, therapy sessions, community outreach, and entertainment. The residence is a large, furnished, contemporary home set up in college dorm style, with all of the amenities associated with city living.
2. The Off-Campus package is for clients already self-sufficient and looking for mentorship and connected opportunities in the city. In this phase of support, clients have jobs, pay for their own apartment, and provide their own groceries/supplies. They continue their weekly therapy sessions, and have the same mentorship support/access as with the On-Campus package.

Other offerings include: Psychiatry Services, Family Workshops, and Destination Travel.

Clay Garrett and Andrew Moskovitz founded Urban Edge with the growing awareness that young adults need to launch in an environment they’re not only passionate about, but somewhere they want to stay post residence.

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“Being the “un-program” is a substantial challenge—easy to sell and tough to implement. We’re willing to do what other programs shy from. The edge. That transitional cusp that is crucial for success.“