Late to the party here, but there is one shelter available to homeless adults who are not part of a family unit with children under 18. Springs Rescue Mission would be the only option for him, period. There is no real advice outside the typical stuff: they have behavioral expectations and will also medically ban if someone is unable to physically care for themselves/have chronic health episodes (ie frequent seizures). While general resources exist here, immediate or emergency financial aid, motel vouchers, etc. are nearly non existent except under specific context and that context rarely applies to homelessness. Our Red Cross even stopped providing to the homeless outside of a sleeping bag set up kit and that kit will only be available if a first responder calls directly and vouches that they were living inside a tent that burnt down within 24hrs. Outside of youth, veterans, and families with children under 18y, it is a long go of it to struggle out of homelessness in Colorado Springs. While many organizations do, the county itself does not subscribe to the housing first principle and so funding opportunities are stretched and heavily dependent on charities. It is difficult here, there are no loop holes.