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Just over 1,000 people are living outside in Connecticut, and thousands more are homeless and staying indoors, including a baby who was born to a mother living in a homeless shelter in the northwest p...
Providers have held a series of conversations and press conferences to call attention to what they’ve said is a homelessness crisis in CT.
The program is in its early stages. It offers landlords money for damages and an organization to contact if they have problems with tenants.
While Connecticut's Department of Housing has earmarked $5 million for cold weather shelters this year, providers warn it's insufficient and call for more support as homelessness surges.
CT is giving $5 million in cold weather funding to homeless service providers throughout the state. Here’s how much each region will receive.