Help For Single Mothers: Rental Assistance in Connecticut

Below you will find an extensive list of Housing Assistance in the state of conneticut.

Hamden Housing Authority Section 8

51 Worth Ave

Hamden, CT - 06518

(203) 281-7669

Columbia Opportunities Rental Assistance Program

2 Rock

Philmont, NY - 12565

(518) 672-6612

Enhanced Section 8 Outreach Program

20 S Broadway

Yonkers, NY - 10701

(914) 964-5519

City Of Hudson Section 8 Program

41 N 2nd St

Hudson, NY - 12534

(518) 822-9743

Tuckahoe Housing Authority Section 8

4 Union Pl Ste 1
Tuckahoe, NY - 10707
(914) 961-1795

Breast Cancer Emergency Aid Fund

P.O.Box 616

Westport, CT - 06881

203 -221-0182

Breast Cancer Emergency Aid Fund grants help pay for: Rent, Utilities, Transportation, Prostheses for breast cancer patients.

Action For Bridgeport Community Development

1070 Park Ave.

Bridgeport, CT - 06604

(203) 366-8241

Rent Payment Assistance

"Human Services Infrastructure (HSI) DSS Program Referral Assistance" Rent payment program provides a limited amount of financial assistance toward first months rent payment for individuals or families who can show they are qualified to sustain an apartment.

SITE HOURS: M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

ELIGIBILITY: Resident of Greater Bridgeport

DOCUMENTS: Income verification

AGENCY DESCRIPTION: Community action agency for Bridgeport, Easton, Fairfield, Monroe, Stratford, and Trumbull provides social services for economically disadvantaged residents of Greater Bridgeport. Services include child care, preschool programs, Lighthouse after-school and summer programs, energy assistance (see separate listing for energy assistance application sites), employment assistance, and an Individual Development Account program.

City Of Bridgeport – Health And Social Services

752 East Main St.

Bridgeport, CT - 06608

(203) 332-3023

Municipal government administers selected public services for residents.

Elegibility: HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness.

Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":

* Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR

* Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR

* Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR

* Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:

* No appropriate housing options have been identified, and

* *The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation: M-F: 9am-4:30pm

You should bring a referral from Code Enforcement Office

FSW

475 Clinton Ave.

Bridgeport, CT - 06605

(203) 368-4291

Family service agency offers help for those facing HIV-positive status, domestic violence, illiteracy, and hearing impairment.

FSW assists those experiencing psychiatric problems, or coping with traumatic loss, parenting struggles, stress or anxiety.

FSW also offers youth development and job training programs.

FSW's subsidiary, Family Assets LLC, helps residents improve their financial literacy and save for college, a new home or to start a business.

Elegibility:At risk of becoming homeless; Resident of Greater Bridgeport; Must have source of income; Must be referred by an agency. HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M,Th,F: 8am-5pm; T-W: 8am-9pm

Must have an agency referral; People needing assistance do not contact FSW directly

Connecticut Social Services – Western Regional Office, Bridgeport

925 Housatonic Ave.

Bridgeport, CT - 06606

(203) 551-2700

State agency administers state and federal cash assistance programs for low income individuals and families with children, individuals who are elderly or disabled, and refugees. Cash or medical insurance program

Elegibility:Family has received TFA but is not currently receiving TFA; Must file application for T-RAP within six months of leaving TFA; Must be living in privately owned rental housing and must not already be receiving a rental subsidy; An adult member of the household must be employed for at least 12 hours per week or an adult member must be employed and the family has income that exceeds the TFA payment standard.

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Application must be filed within six months of leaving TFA; Client obtains a referral letter from their DSS worker; Client fills out the pre-application form on the other side of the referral letter; Client then mails the completed application to John D'Amelia and Associates.

YMCA – Central Connecticut Coast – Alpha Community Services

387 Clinton Ave.

Bridgeport, CT - 06604

(203) 366-2809

Community services agency offers educational, self improvement, physical fitness, and recreational activities. Services for children and youth include child care centers, summer camp, youth development programs, a Teen Fathers Program in Bridgeport

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-5pm

Bristol Community Organization – Social Services Dept.

55 South St.

Bristol, CT - 06010

(860) 589-8623

Community action agency for Bristol, Burlington, Farmington, Plainville and Plymouth provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence. BCO administers the following programs: Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, Eviction Prevention Program, energy assistance, homemaker/companion/respite services for elders and Head Start. See separate listing for Bristol Community Organization Energy Assistance Program.

Elegibility: Resident of Bristol, Burlington, Farmington, Plainville, or Plymouth/Terryville experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; People who are behind in rent but do not yet have a notice to quit are eligible for mediation services only; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Assn. Of Religious Communities

325 Main St.

Danbury, CT - 06810

(203) 792-9450

Coalition of churches, synagogues and religious societies offer family violence education programs, a Refugee Resettlement Center, advocacy for the development of affordable housing, Emergency Aid Network for one-time basic needs financial grants, and the ARC Angels program which provides donated household goods and cleaning products to low income families in need. The Dream Homes Community Center (DHCC) involves three programs: a) Point of entry for people seeking housing services because they are homeless, at-risk of homelessness or previously homeless and recently housed; b) assistance for people looking for public rental housing; and c) a first-time homeownership program for lower-income persons.

Elegibility: HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation: M-F: 9am-5pm; Dream Homes Community Center: M-F: 10am-5pm

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Community Action Of Danbury

66 North St.

Danbury, CT - 06810

(203) 744-4700

Community action agency for Bethel, Bridgewater, Danbury, New Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown, Redding and Ridgefield provides services for disadvantaged people and families to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence. Special services and programs include housing mediation, after school activities, Action Early Learning Center, Individual Development Accounts, holiday assistance, a food pantry, an eviction prevention program and energy assistance.See separate listing for Community Action Committee of Danbury - Energy Assistance Program.

Elegibility:Resident of Bethel, Bridgewater, Brookfield, Canaan, Cornwall, Danbury, Kent, New Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown, North Canaan, Redding, Ridgefield, Roxbury, Salisbury, Sharon, Sherman, Warren, Washington who are experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; At risk of eviction or foreclosure; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply. HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter. Resident of Bethel, Bridgewater, Danbury, New Fairfield, New Milford, Newtown, Redding and Ridgefield; Under 200% FPL; Crisis situation and at risk for eviction

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-5pm

By appointment; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Connecticut Social Services – Western Regional Sub-Office, Danbury

342 Main St.

Danbury, CT - 06810

(203) 207-8900

State agency administers state and federal cash assistance, food stamp and medical insurance programs for low income individuals and families with children, individuals who are elderly or disabled, and refugees. Cash or medical insurance progElegibility:Family has received TFA but is not currently receiving TFA; Must file application for T-RAP within six months of leaving TFA; Must be living in privately owned rental housing and must not already be receiving a rental subsidy; An adult member of the household must be employed for at least 12 hours per week or an adult member must be employed and the family has income that exceeds the TFA payment standard.

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Access Community Action Agency – Danielson

231 Broad St.

Danielson, CT - 06239

(860) 774-0418

Elegibility: Resident of Tolland County or Windham County with a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation process; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Cannot apply more than once in an 18 month period; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Training, Education, And Manpower

30 Elizabeth St.

Derby, CT - 06418

(203) 736-5420

Community action agency for the Lower Naugatuck Valley, Bethany, Milford, Orange, and Woodbridge provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged to promote self sufficiency and economic independence. TEAM services include employment programs for adults and youth, elderly services, heating assistance, information and referral, child care, child care food programs, and Head Start. Special programs include the Eviction Prevention Program and Valley Toys for Tots. Through the Elder Care Program, the agency provides congregate and home delivered meals, in-home and chore assistance, postal alert, and transportation services for older adults.Elegibility:Resident of Ansonia, Beacon Falls, Bethany, Derby, Milford, Orange, Oxford, Seymour, Shelton, and Woodbridge experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; In danger of eviction or foreclosure; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation decision; Other restrictions may apply. HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

East Hartford Interfaith Ministries

837 Main St.

East Hartford, CT - 06108

(860) 289-4919

Coalition of churches provides charitable financial assistance for utilities and other basic needs to residents of East Hartford on a one time basis. Services are provided by appointment only. The fund may pay partial rent or security deposit after assessment and provides referrals to job services, health care and counseling. Note: Fund will not provide cash assistance or pay for phone bills.Elegibility:Resident of East Hartford

Hours of operation:Th: 10am-4pm

Call for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident

Community Health Resources – North Central Counseling Services – Enfield

47 Palomba Dr.

Enfield, CT - 06082

(860) 253-5020

Health system organization administers behavioral health care services through Genesis Center and North Central Counseling Services. CHR operates Central Access and Crisis Triage Center to provide crisis triage, mobile crisis response, informElegibility:Resident of East Windsor, Ellington, Enfield, Somers, Suffield, Windsor Locks

Hours of operation:M-W: 8am-8pm; Th-F: 9am-5pm

Call for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident

Operation Huge – Soup Kitchen/Shelter

50 Nichols St.

Fairfield, CT - 06824

(203) 292-5588

Multiservice organization offers an emergency shelter for homeless single adults and families, a soup kitchen, food pantry, day time drop in program, and other support services including counseling and case management. Transitional support services provided to at-risk households to prevent homelessness and to ensure stability and self-reliance. Community-based case management provided in home. Operation Hope also offers an affordable housing program for individuals and families who are homeless, and the STAR Community Outreach Program which provides aftercare support.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-W: 8am-8pm; Th-F: 9am-5pm

Call for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident

Town Of Groton – Human Services Dept. – Social Services

2 Fort Hill Rd.

Groton, CT - 06340

(860) 441-6760

Resident of Groton; Income restrictions The hours of operation are: M-F: 8:30am-12noon, 1-4:30pmCall for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident Municipal government administers selected public services for residents.

Town Of Hamden Community Services

11 Pine St.

Hamden, CT - 06514

(203) 562-5129

Resident of Hamden; Must meet the program's guidelines The hours of operation are: M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm. Call for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident. Municipal government administers selected public services for residents.

Chrysalis Center

278 Farmington Ave.

Hartford, CT - 06105

(860) 244-8302

Behavioral health agency provides services for low income individuals and families who have chronic mental illness, AIDS/HIV, or substance abuse diagnoses and for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Services include community case management, supportive housing, employment and community based rehabilitation services.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Call for appointment; Must be current East Hartford resident

Community Renewal Team, Eviction And Foreclosure Prevention Program

395 Wethersfield Ave.

Hartford, CT - 06114

(860) 560-5881

Community action agency for the Capitol Region, Middlesex County, and towns of Branford, Guilford, Madison and North Branford provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged in order to promote self-sufficiency Elegibility:Must be experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; People who are behind in rent or mortgage payments but do not yet have a notice to quit or a foreclosure notice are eligible for mediation services only; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Apply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Journey Home

241 Main St.

Hartford, CT - 06106

(860) 808-0336

Journey Home is the lead agency charged with implementing the Capitol Region's Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness. Agency works in collaboration with local and regional housing, community, and civic organizations to increase the number of supportive and affordable housing units and to end chronic homelessness in the Capitol Region.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Apply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Mental Health And Addiction Services, State Of Connecticut Dept. Of – Housing And Homeless Services Unit

410 Capitol Ave. 4th Floor

Hartford, CT - 06134

(860) 418-6845

State agency funds or provides services to people with mental illnesses and oversees alcohol and drug prevention and treatment programs in Connecticut, including operation of state funded chemical dependence treatment centers. Direct services to adults with psychiatric disabilities are provided by local mental health authorities and other community providers located throughout Conn. DMHAS also manages the grant funding of housing programs for their target populations.Elegibility:Persons with a psychiatric disorder on a waiting list for permanent state and/or federal subsidy

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Apply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Mercy Housing And Shelter Corporation

211 Wethersfield Ave.

Hartford, CT - 06114

(860) 808-2042

Service agency for people who are homeless provides soup kitchen, day shelter and services to homeless families and individuals, and transitional housing for single adults for up to two years. Services to people with AIDS include case management and substance abuse counseling, an AIDS residence and subsidized scattered site apartments. Mercy Housing also manages supportive housing programs for individuals who have mental illness and for families with substance abuse and other issues who are living in their own apartments.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Apply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Salvation Army – Southern New England Division, Emergency Shelter For Families Marshall House (Hartford)

225 South Marshall St.

Hartford, CT - 06105

(860) 543-8438

Statewide social service agency provides assistance and disaster services to people with emergency needs; school readiness programs; summer camp; after school homework centers; youth groups; senior programming; and homeless assistance servicesElegibility:Families in Bloomfield, East Hartford, Hartford, Newington, West Hartford, Wethersfield, or Windsor who are at risk of becoming homeless due to reasons such as a fire, eviction notice, or because the town has condemned their dwelling. NOTE: The purpose of this program is to keep individuals and families in their housing; it is not for people who are now homeless.

Hours of operation:24 hr/7 days

Call M-F: 8am-4pm for appointment; Self referral or agency referral

Connecticut Social Sevices – Housing Services Administration

25 Sigourney St.

Hartford, CT - 06106

(860) 424-5578

Must be experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship and be in danger of eviction or foreclosure; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation decision; Other restrictions may apply The hours of operation are: M-F: 8:30am-4:30pmApply at local community action agencies except as follows: New Haven area: Community Mediation/New Haven; Danbury area: Danbury Mediation;Darien, Greenwich and Stamford: Person to PersonState agency administers state and federal cash assistance, food stamp and medical insurance programs for low income individuals and families with children, individuals who are elderly or disabled, and refugees. Cash or medical insurance prog

Connecticut Social Sevices – Northern Regional Office, Hartford

3580 Main St.

Hartford, CT - 06120

(860) 723-1000

Family has received TFA but is not currently receiving TFA; Must file application for T-RAP within six months of leaving TFA; Must be living in privately owned rental housing and must not already be receiving a rental subsidy; An adult member of the house

Thames Valley Council For Community Action

One Sylvandale Rd.

Jewett City, CT - 06351

(800) 861-8429

Community action agency for Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, and Waterford provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence. Services include case management, employment and training, child care, Head Start, assistance with food, eviction prevention, housing programs, RSVP, Foster Grandparents, Senior Companion Program, Senior Nutrition Program, volunteer opportunities, WIC and Meals on Wheels.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Connecticut Social Services – Northern Regional Sub-Office, Manchester

699 East Middle Tpke.

Manchester, CT - 06040

(860) 647-1441

New Opportunities – New Opportunities Of Greater Meriden

74 Cambridge St.

Meriden, CT - 06450

(203) 235-0278

Must be experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; Resident of Barkhamsted, Beacon Falls, Berlin, Bethlehem, Cheshire, Colebrook, Goshen, Hartland, Harwinton, Litchfield, Meriden, Middlebury, Morris, Naugatuck, New Hartford, Norfolk,

Rushford Center – Meriden Services

883 Paddock Ave.

Meriden, CT - 06450

(203) 630-5369

A substance abuse treatment facility and subsidiary of Hartford Health Care, Rushford provides inpatient and outpatient services for alcohol and drug addiction including, central intake and assessment, detoxification, inpatient care, residential treatment, day treatment, intensive outpatient, transitional services, and relapse prevention. Special programs and services include the court-approved Pretrial Alcohol Education Course, substance abuse counseling, case management for at risk youth, and community based substance abuse education and prevention.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:By appointment

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Rushford Center – Meriden Services

883 Paddock Ave.

Meriden, CT - 06450

(203) 630-5369

Hours of operation:By appointment

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

American Red Cross – Middlesex Central Connecticut Chapter

Confidential Address

Middletown, CT - 06457

(860) 347-8686

Humanitarian organization helps individuals and families prevent, prepare for, or respond to emergencies. Middlesex Central Connecticut chapter provides disaster preparedness/disaster response, assistance to military families, community blood drives, AIDS education and prevention, and health and safety education classes including emergency cardiac care training, water safety, and pet first aid. The organization also provides basic needs assistance, including emergency shelter, to residents of Middlesex County and operates the senior and disabled ride program for Middletown, Middlefied, Durham, East Hampton, and Portland; and medical appointment transportation for older adults in Berlin, New Britain, and Plainville.

Hours of operation: Business hours: M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Community Renewal Team, Middlesex Services

44 Hamlin St.

Middletown, CT - 06457

(860) 347-4465

Must be experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; People who are behind in rent or mortgage payments but do not yet have a notice to quit or a foreclosure notice are eligible for mediation services only; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

The hours of operation are: M-F: 8am-4pmApply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period.

Middlesex United Way

100 Riverview Center, Suite 230

Middletown, CT - 06457

(860) 346-8695

Middlesex United Way provides funding for critical human care services and programs that meet county residents' basic needs and partners with local social service agencies and town-based organizations. School readiness iniative program works with childcare providers and schools to assist children with developing the skills as they enter school and educating parents on the importance of preparing their children for school.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Apply at CRT offices in Hartford or Middletown; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Connecticut Social Services – Sothern Regional Sub-Office, Middletown

117 Main St. Ext.

Middletown, CT - 06457

(860) 704-3100

Family has received TFA but is not currently receiving TFA

Must file application for T-RAP within six months of leaving TFA

Must be living in privately owned rental housing and must not already be receiving a rental subsidy; An adult member of the house

St. Vincent De Paul Place – Middletown

617 Main St.

Middletown, CT - 06457

(860) 344-0097

Archdiocese of Norwich ministry operates a supportive housing program for people with mental illness, substance abuse problems, or AIDS. The agency also operates a soup kitchen, a food pantry, and provides assistance with utility and emergency services to Middletown area residents in need. Soup kitchen operates M-Sat, serving breakfast from 8-10:30am and lunch from 11:45am-1:30pm. Food pantry operates M,W,F: 1-4pm and Sat: 10am-1pm.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4pm

Human Services Agency Of New Britain – Neighborhood Services

336 Arch St.

New Britain, CT - 06051

(860) 225-1084

Resident of New Britain experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; In danger of eviction or foreclosure; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income

Connecticut Social Services – Northern Regional Sub-Office, New Britain

30 Christian Lane

New Britain, CT - 06051

(860) 612-3400

Columbus House

586 Ella Grasso Blvd.

New Haven, CT - 06519

(203) 401-4400

Columbus House offers comprehensive case management services agency-wide through emergency, transitional and permanent supportive housing. Case managers provide assessment and referrals to appropriate community services to help clients identify and overcome many of the causes of their homelessness. Columbus House has outreach and engagement teams, employment and peer specialist programs and also a Road to Recovery transportation service.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:24 hr/7 days

Community Meditation

32 Elm St.

New Haven, CT - 06510

(203) 782-3500

Resident of Branford, East Haven, Hamden, New Haven, North Haven or West Haven experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; MUST have received a notice to quit or notice of foreclosure; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median

Liberty Community Services

254 College St. 2nd Floor

New Haven, CT - 06510

(203) 495-1750

Supportive housing agency provides scattered site housing and comprehensive supportive services, including case management, permanency planning, crisis intervention, counseling, substance abuse treatment, recovery supports, linkage to community resources, independent living skills instruction, transportation, and advocacy, for people living with HIV/AIDS, mental illness, substance addiction, and dual diagnosis.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-5pm; Staff on call 24 hr/7 days

Call to request a pre-application form; Must complete and return by mail or in person the completed pre-application form before an interview can be scheduled; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

New Haven Home Recovery

153 East St., Suite 300

New Haven, CT - 06511

(203) 492-4866

New Haven Home Recovery (NHHR) provides supportive services and housing assistance to families confronting homelessness, HIV/AIDS and behaviorial heath issues. NHHR operates two emergency homeless shelters for women and children, 100 units of supportive housing for families, and two family stabilization programs, one in Fair Haven and one in Bridgeport. In addition, NHHR operates a regional furniture bank called The Furniture Co-Op for clients in the programs served.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-5pm

Referral from community coordinators

Connecticut Social Services – Southern Regional Office, New Haven

194 Bassett St.

New Haven, CT - 06511

(203) 974-8000

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Thames Valley Council For Community Action – New London

79 Huntington St.

New London, CT - 06320

(860) 444-0006

Community action agency for Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, and Waterford provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence. Services include case management, employment and training, child care, Head Start, assistance with food, eviction prevention, housing programs, RSVP, Foster Grandparents, Senior Companion Program, Senior Nutrition Program, volunteer opportunities, WIC and Meals on Wheels.Elegibility:Resident of New London County experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; Must have received a notice to quit or notice of foreclosure; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation process; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Call to request a pre-application form; Must complete and mail back completed pre-application form before an interview can be scheduled; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Christian Community Action – Norwalk

98 South Main St.

Norwalk, CT - 06854

(203) 899-2486

Faith based, nonsectarian service organization offers a food pantry, furniture and household goods, used children's books, and limited emergency financial assistance for utility assistance, rent, and security deposits. Agency serves residents of New Canaan, Norwalk, Weston, Westport, and Wilton.Elegibility:Resident of New Canaan, Norwalk, Weston, Westport, Wilton who are in need

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-1pm

By appointment only

CCA serves a wide client base in the Norwalk area consisting largely of low-income seniors, the unemployed, the unemployable and the working poor. Seniors and children make up a majority of our client base.

Christian Community Action provides food and furniture to Norwalk residents who are in need of emergency assistance. Christian Community Action also assists families and individuals who are in need of emergency financial aid with security deposits for renting apartment or for utilities expenses.

Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now

98 South Main St.

Norwalk, CT - 06854

(203) 899-2420

Multifaceted community action agency for Greater Norwalk helps the economically disadvantaged become self sufficient through social service programs. In addition to social services programs, NEON houses the RSVP senior volunteer program. Other programs include two women and children's halfway houses in Norwalk and Waterbury, which are one year residential programs for Dept. of Correction's inmates who are re-entering the community, and a 90 day halfway house program for males in Norwalk. NEON's Child Development Program provides child care services. (See separate listing for NEON's Energy Assistance Program and its application sites.)Elegibility:Resident of New Canaan, Norwalk, Weston, Westport, Wilton experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; MUST have received a notice to quit or notice of foreclosure; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation process; Other restrictions may apply. HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-5pm

By appointment only

City Of Norwich – Human Services

80 Broadway

Norwich, CT - 06360

(860) 823-3778

Municipal government administers selected public services for residents.Elegibility:Resident of Norwich; Income guidelines

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

By appointment only

Salvation Army – Norwich Corps Community Center

262 Main St.

Norwich, CT - 06360

(860) 889-2329

Local Corps of the Salvation Army -Southern New England Division offers food, clothing, temporary financial assistance, holiday assistance, referral and advocacy for social services, child care centers, and youth groups. Eligibility: Low income

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-12noon; 1-3:30pm

Call for guidelines

Connecticut Social Services – Southern Regional Sub-office, Norwich

401 West Thames St., Suite 102

Norwich, CT - 06360

(860) 823-5000

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Thames Valley Council For Community Action – Norwich

401 West Thames St., Unit 201

Norwich, CT - 06360

(860) 425-6574

Community action agency for Bozrah, Colchester, East Lyme, Franklin, Griswold, Groton, Lebanon, Ledyard, Lisbon, Lyme, Montville, New London, North Stonington, Norwich, Old Lyme, Preston, Salem, Sprague, Stonington, Voluntown, and Waterford provides community based services for people who are economically disadvantaged to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence. Services include case management, employment and training, child care, Head Start, assistance with food, eviction prevention, housing programs, RSVP, Foster Grandparents, Senior Companion Program, Senior Nutrition Program, volunteer opportunities, WIC and Meals on Wheels.Elegibility:Resident of New London County experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; Must have received a notice to quit or notice of foreclosure; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation process; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-4pm

Call to request a pre-application form; Must complete and mail back completed pre-application form before an interview can be scheduled; Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Connecticut Social Services – Western Regional Sub-Office, Stamford

1642 Bedford St.

Stamford, CT - 06905

(203) 251-9300

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Family Strides

350 Main St., Suite D

Torrington, CT - 06790

(860) 482-3236

Family support center offers parenting groups and classes and administers the Healthy Start program, Nurturing Families Network, WIC (Women's Infant and Children) nutrition program, and the Father Involvement program. Bilingual services are available.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-Th: 8:30am-5pm; F: 8:30am-4pm

Connecticut Social Sevices – western Regional Sub-Office, Torrington

62 Commercial Blvd.

Torrington, CT - 06790

(800) 742-6906

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

City Of Waterbury Development Coporation

24 Leavenworth Ave.

Waterbury, CT - 06702

(203) 346-2607

Municipal government administers selected public services for residents.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

John D’Amelia And Associates

2 Lakewood Rd.

Waterbury, CT - 06704

(203) 757-1138

Housing contractor administers the Conn. Dept. of Social Services subsidized housing programs including Section 8, Rental Assistance Program (RAP), and Transitionary Limited Rental Assistance Program (T-RAP).Elegibility:Family has received TFA but is not currently receiving TFA; Must file application for T-RAP within six months of leaving TFA; Must be living in privately owned rental housing and must not already be receiving a rental subsidy; An adult member of the household must be employed for at least 12 hours per week or an adult member must be employed and the family has income that exceeds the TFA payment standard.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

New Opportunities Human Service Center

232 North Elm St.

Waterbury, CT - 06702

(203) 575-4248

Community action agency for Central Naugatuck Valley, Litchfield Hills, and greater Meriden provides community based services for economically disadvantaged people to promote self sufficiency and economic independence. Services for individualsElegibility:Must be experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; Resident of Barkhamsted, Beacon Falls, Berlin, Bethlehem, Cheshire, Colebrook, Goshen, Hartland, Harwinton, Litchfield, Meriden, Middlebury, Morris, Naugatuck, New Hartford, Norfolk, Prospect, Southbury, Southington, Thomaston, Torrington, Wallingford, Waterbury, Watertown, Winchester/Winsted, Wolcott, Woodbury; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; People who are behind in rent but do not yet have a notice to quit are eligible for mediation services only; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply. HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8am-5pm

Cannot apply more than once in any 18 month period

Connecticut Social Services – Western Regional Sub-Office, Waterbury

249 Thomaston Ave.

Waterbury, CT - 06702

(203) 597-4000

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)

Willimantic Access Community Action Agency

1315 Main St., Suite 2

Willimantic, CT - 06226

(860) 450-7700

Community action agency for Andover, Ashford, Bolton, Brooklyn, Canterbury, Chaplin, Columbia, Coventry, Eastford, Ellington, Hampton, Hebron, Killingly, Mansfield, Plainfield, Pomfret, Putnam, Scotland, Somers, Stafford, Sterling, Thompson, TElegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter. Resident of Tolland County or Windham County with a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; For financial assistance applicant must have received a notice to quit; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the state median income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to document a severe hardship which is not chronic or recurring; Landlord must be willing to cooperate with mediation process; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Cannot apply more than once in an 18 month period; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M: 8am-6pm; T,W,F: 8am-4pm; Th: 8am-4pm

Windham Area Interfaith Ministry

866 Main St.

Willimantic, CT - 06226

(860) 456-7270

Coalition of faith communities provides energy assistance, free furniture, clothing, and household goods and offers several special programs during the year for residents of Windham and surrounding towns.Elegibility:Homeless or living with friends or relatives, in violation of lease, or in possession of an eviction notice in Windham or Mansfield

Hours of operation:T-F:9am-4pm; Merchandise pick-up or donations: T,Th,F, and 1st Sat/mon: 9am-12 noon

Applicant must be referred to screening committee by a sponsor or human service professional who is responsible for completing the application and for monitoring a plan

Windham Regional Community Council

872 Main St.

Willimantic, CT - 06226

(860) 423-4534

Health and community services organization provides HIV/AIDS counseling, testing and support services, assistance to homeless people, child advocacy services, child care, a veterans advisory center, health case management, housing assistance, youth services, and other support services.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.

Hours of operation:M-F: 8:30am-4:30pm

Applicant must be referred to screening committee by a sponsor or human service professional who is responsible for completing the application and for monitoring a plan

Dispute Settlement Center

134 Old Ridgefield Rd.

Wilton, CT - 06897

(203) 241-8557

Community mediation and conflict resolution agency serves Fairfield County and the criminal courts located in Bridgeport, Norwalk and Waterbury. Mediation services are offered for family conflicts such as visitation, parent-teen, and elder care; school discipline issues and early-stage PPT facilitation as well as conflict resolution training; juvenile criminal court and juvenile review boards, and other court based cases including adult criminal court and child protection cases; neighbor and property related disputes including noise, property line, traffic and construction issues from condo associations, neighbors and housing authorities as well as towns and police departments. DSC also administers the Dept. of Social Service, Eviction/Foreclosure Prevention Program (EFPP) at various sites in Greater Fairfield and Greater Bridgeport.Elegibility:Residents of lower Fairfield County who are experiencing a non-recurring, unexpected, documentable hardship; At risk of eviction or foreclosure; Must have income; Income must be at or below 60% of the State Median Income; Monthly rent/mortgage cannot exceed 60% of gross monthly income; Must be able to pay the next month's rent; Other restrictions may apply

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-3pm and by appointment

*Residents of Greater Bridgeport (including Easton, Trumbull, Fairfield, Monroe and Stratford) - call for application and details, (203) 241-8557*Residents of Stamford/Greenwich (including Weston, Westport, Wilton, Darien and New Canaan) - call for application and details, (203) 241-3074

Connecticut Social Services Northern Regional Sub-Office

676 Main St.

Windham, CT - 06226

(866) 327-7700

Hours of operation:M,T,F: 8:30am-4:30pm; W,Th: 8:30am-12noon (W,Th afternoons: emergencies only)NOTE: All Preventive Services are handled by the Norwich office

Dutchess Outreach Inc

29 North Hamilton St

Poughkeepsie, NY - 12601

(845)454-3792

-Meeting the temporary, basic needs of individuals and families when no other resources are readily available to them.-Acting as an advocate through a referral and follow-up process for needy families and individuals; to find appropriate resources which e

United Tenants Of Albany, Inc.

33 Clinton Ave
Albany, NY - 12207

The mission of the United Tenants of Albany is to improve the living conditions of tenants, including physical housing conditions, tenants' rights for security and equity, and the quality of life in the community. Priority will be given to work with people with the greatest needs, such as tenants with lowest incomes, worst housing conditions, and in the most vulnerable situations. Emphasis will be placed on self-help efforts and on organizing tenants and neighbors around broader housing issues whenever possible as well as providing information and counseling to the general public.

Planned Community Living Inc

65 S Broadway
Tarrytown, NY - 10591

PCL's mission is to provide client-centered, rehabilitative and residential services to persons with psychiatric disabilities and a commitment to the growth and development of its staff. The focus is to help individuals recovering from mental illness develop and maintain the skills necessary to successfully live in the environment of choice.

Cdcli Housing Development Fund Corporation

2100 Middle Country Rd Ste 300
Centereach, NY - 11720

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

Christian Community Action, Norwalk, Inc.

98 South Main Street

Norwalk, CT - 06854

(203) 899-2485

Hope, Inc

45 Ludlow Street Second Floor

Yonkers, NY - 10701

914-964-0920

Provides low income assistance for emergency housing, Rental Assistance and Eviction Prevention.

Apropos – Housing Opportunities And Management Enterprises, Inc.

185 Kisco Ave
Mt. Kisco, NY - 10549

A-HOME is a not-for-profit community based organization that works to strengthen northern Westchester neighborhoods by providing people safe and affordable places to live - the foundation of a stable life.

Bethsaida Community, Inc.

PO Box 913
Norwich, CT - 06360

The Mission of Bethsaida Community is to provide a community that fosters the personal growth and healing of women who are homeless or at risk, in order that they may maximize their potential.

Bristol Community Organization, Inc.

100 North Main St
Bristol, CT - 06010

BCO's mission is to eliminate or alleviate the causes and effects of poverty in the greater Bristol, CT area. BCO offers many services to accomplish this as well as refers clients to other agencies that can possibly assist them. We work closely with other agencies so not to duplicate services in the area. BCO works with clients as well as community leaders educating people about the stigmas and obstacles facing people living in poverty or on the verge of poverty.

Human Development Services Of West Chester

930 Mamaroneck Ave
Mamaroneck, NY - 10543

Over the past quarter century we have witnessed major changes in human services policies and funding. These changes have made it increasingly necessary for agencies and service providers to work together to provide better services, more effectively advocate for their constituents, and reduce costs. It is these changes and the strength and vision of two such agencies, Futura House (founded in 1968) and Human Development Services of Port Chester (founded in 1979), which prompted them to merge in 1999 and form the dynamic organization known as Human Development Services of Westchester, Inc. Today, Human Development Services of Westchester (HDSW) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) multi-service community-based organization with an annual budget of $5.7 million dollars. Human Development Services of Westchester is licensed by the New York State Office of Mental Health as a provider of housing and support services to individuals recovering from severe mental illness. HDSW currently serves over 1,000 individuals and families throughout Westchester County, New York. HDSW works within a continuum of care, allying with homeless shelters, psychiatric hospitals, rehabilitation programs, transitional housing programs and day treatment programs. Since the 1999 merge into Human Development Services of Westchester, this agency has grown 50%. HDSW is the largest provider of case management and residential care for those recovering from psychiatric illnesses within Westchester County. HDSW employs 100 individuals, including counselors, psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners, case managers, certified social workers, a consulting nurse practitioner and a consulting psychiatrist, as well as administrative staff.

Centro De La Comunidad

109 Blinman St.
New London, CT - 06320

Centro De La Comunidad was founded in 1969 to provide children and families a holistic approach of cultural and social services to Latinos.

Desiderata Hederae Athleticae Corporation

One Bridge Street
Irvington, NY - 10533

U.S. Athletic Trust is the first multi-sport NGO dedicated to helping athletes find monetary support for their training. Over 75% of all donations go directly to athletes. DHAC supported over 40 athletes in the four years leading up to the Athens Olympics, with 15 making the Olympic team, and three winning medals. DHAC is a public charity operating under IRS code 501 (c) (3). The financial support programs provide monthly cash stipends to cover basic living expenses (rent, food, clothing, transportation) and health insurance. Other support programs will include assistance with securing part-time employment, provision of post-sport career planning, and mentoring programs. U.S. Athletic Trust aims to devote at least 75% of its income to its mission: the direct financial support of college graduates training for the Olympic Games. This is possible through the reliance upon a network of interested and committed volunteers, web-based operating efficiencies, employing program athletes on a part-time basis, and thoughtful policy creation and implementation. U.S. Athletic Trust is modeled after two a very efficient and successful foundation that supports German athletes, STIFTUNG DEUTSCHE SPORTHILFE. Fully tax-deductible donations of cash and securities from college alumni, friends of Olympic sport, and corporate supporters will constitute the source of U.S. Athletic Trust funding.

Danny Fund Inc

PO Box 271
Pelham, NY - 10803

The Goal of The Danny Fund is to prevent the financial and emotional collapse of families due to the catastrophic illness or injury of their child by providing assistance to help them remain stable.

Coalition To Salute American Heroes

2 Church Street
Ossining, NY - 10562
914-432-5400

The Coalition to Salute America's Heroes, started in 2004, as a way to help the transition process for the wounded and disabled war on terror Veteran population. The organization helps to augment the support provided by the military and the Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Labor.

Society Of St. Vincent De Paul

249 Broadway
Bethpage , NY - 11714
(516)822-3132

Hours M-F 9-4:45
Provides financial assistance, food, clothing, shelter, employment, criminal justice counseling, and transitional houses for homeless men. Special programs for men with substance abuse problems and also those recently released from prison and their families. Special criminal justice program provides services to inmates in local jails, and operates four thrift stores. Publishes a newsletter and brochure, and is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church.

EFSP AT CURE OF ARS PARISH OUTREACH CENTER

2323 Merrick Avenue
Merrick, NY - 11801
(516)733-7045

Federal emergency assistance program provides limited financial aid for rent or mortgage emergencies. One-time emergency grants made during funding period usually beginning in March until funds are exhausted for calendar year. Contact Parish Social Ministry office at Catholic Charities for screening and referral to a local Parish Outreach Center for intake. Program administered by United Way of Long Island for the bi-county region and fact sheet available on United Way website www.unitedwayli.org

Putnam County FAMILY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

110 Old Route 6, Building 2
Carmel, NY - 10512
845-808-1500

Provides temporary financial assistance to families and individuals for short-term help while they work toward self-sufficiency, such as Family Assistance, Safety Net Assistance and Emergency Temporary Assistance (homeless, need food, written eviction, need heating during cold weather, utilities are or are about to be shut-off, family violence)

Friends Of Karen

Purdys, NY - 10578

This organization DOES NOT provide rental assistance programs

Dutchess County Salvation Army

372 Main St
Beacon, NY - 12508
845-831-1253

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Poughkeepsie Salvation Army

19 Pershing Ave
Poughkeepsie, NY - 12601
845-471-1210

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Newburgh Salvation Army

234 Van Ness St
Newburgh, NY - 12550
845-562-0413

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Spring Valley Salvation Army

179 N. Main St
Spring Valley, NY - 10977
845-352-9577

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Suffern Salvation Army

201 Lafayette Ave.
Suffern, NY - 10901
917-692-6912

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Earth Northport Salvation Army

319 Clay Pitts Rd
East Northport , NY - 11731
631-368-1170

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Riverhead Salvation Army

130 Osborne Ave
Riverhead, NY - 11901
631-727-3338

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Kingston Salvation Army

35 Cedar St.
Kingston, NY - 12401
845-331-1803

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

New Rochelle Salvation Army

22 Church St.
New Rochelle, NY - 10801
914-632-0381

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Peekskill Salvation Army

117 Nelson Ave.
Peekskill , NY - 10566
914-737-0280

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Port Chester Salvation Army

170 N. Regent St
Port Chester, NY - 10573
914-939-2725

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Tarrytown Salvation Army

115 Wildey St
Tarrytown, NY - 10591
914-631-3871

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

White Plains Salvation Army

16 Sterling Ave
White Plains, NY - 10606
914-949-2908

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Yonkers Citadel Salvation Army

110 New Main St
Yonkers, NY - 10701
914-963-1222

Community Resources & Rental Assistance

Albany Community Development Agency – ALBANY

200 Henry Johnson Blvd.
Albany, NY - 12210
(518) 4345240

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

On February 17, 2009, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009,which ludes $1.5 billion for a Homelessness Prevention Fund. Funding for this program, called the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP), is being distributed based on the formula used for the Emergency Shelter Grants (ESG) program.

Grantees may provide rental assistance or services to eligible program participants who are residing or would like to reside outside their jurisdiction. They may also fund ubgrantees that serve persons outside of the jurisdiction, subgrantees that are located outside of the jurisdiction, and subgrantees that serve multiple jurisdictions. A grantee may establish more stringent requirements, such as requiring that HPRP funds be spent within the jurisdiction or establishing a residency requirement,but HUD is not setting these requirements.

Counties served:Suffolk County

Town Of Babylon Community Development – BABYLON TOWN

47 W. Main Street
Babylon, NY - 11702
(631) 587-3752

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Broome County

Dutchess County Department Of Planning And Development – DUTCHESS COUNTY

27 High Street
Poughkeepsie, NY - 12601
(845) 4863600

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Chemung County

Town Of Islip Community Development Agency - ISLIP TOWN

15 Shore Lane
Bay Shore, NY - 11706
(631) 665-1185

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Chautauqua County

Mount Vernon Department Of Planning & Community Development – MOUNT VERNON

City Hall
Mount Vernon, NY - 10550
(914) 699-7230

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Nassau County

New Rochelle Department Of Development - NEW ROCHELLE

City Hall
New Rochelle, NY - 10801
(914) 6542190

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:N/A

Office Of Temporary And Disability Assistance Bureau Of Housing And Shelter Services – NY STATE PROGRAM

40 North Pearl Street
Albany , NY - 12243
(518) 4743080

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Onondaga County

Rockland County Office Of C ommunity Development – ROCKLAND COUNTY

185 North Main Street
Spring Valley, NY - 10977
(845) 574-4850

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Schenectady County

Suffolk County Department Of Social Services – SUFFOLK COUNTY

Mary Gordon Building
Ronkonkoma, NY - 11779
(631) 854-9930

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Onondaga County

Housing And Community Development Department – TROY

1 Monument Square
Troy, NY - 12180
(518) 270-4627

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Broome County

Department Of Planning – WESTCHESTER COUNTY

148 Martine Avenue Room 414
White Plains, NY - 10601
(914) 995-2427

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Westchester County

Yonkers Department Of Planning And Development – YONKERS

87 Nepperhan Avenue
Yonkers, NY - 10701
(914) 3776651

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Summit County

Bennington Housing Authority

22 Willow Brook Drive
Bennington, VT - 05201
(802) 442-8000

The Brattleboro Housing Authority

Po Box 2275
West Brattleboro , VT - 05303
802-254-6071

Public Housing This program enables an individual or family to live in a development owned and managed by the Brattleboro Housing Authority. Rent in all 5 properties is based on 30% of the families adjusted gross income.

AmeriCorps The Brattleboro Housing Authority has one full time AmeriCorps member serving as the Community Program Coordinator for Ledgewood Heights and Moore Court. The coordinator provides a safe and supportive space for youth ages 4-17 at each site, and engages participants in enrichment activities, including art, science and new media, as well as encouraging healthy decision-making and service to the community. In addition, the AmeriCorps member organizes field trips to enhance opportunities and increase access to resources. Kids have enjoyed going ice-skating, bowling, snow-tubing, swimming, and especially to the Boston Museum of Science!

Melrose Diner Congregate meals for residents at Melrose Terrace are served Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the Melrose Terrace community room. They are a great way for neighbors to get to know each other and enjoy some good food as well. Suggested donation is $3.00, and residents are welcome regardless of ability to make donation.

Summer Foods Program The Summer Foods Program provides lunch and snacks to hundreds of children in Brattleboro during the summer months.

Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) This program enables an individual or family to rent from a private or non-profit landlord and have their rent subsidized so that generally they will pay no more than 40% of their adjusted income for rent.

Shelter Plus Care Shelter Plus Care is a program designed to provide housing and supportive services on a long term basis for homeless persons with disabilities (primarily those with serious mental illness, chronic problems with alcohol or drugs, or aquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS or related diseases). Homelessness includes living in places not meant for human habitation (e.g. streets) or in emergency shelters. The Brattleboro Housing Authority offers Tenant-based Rental Assistance for this program. Supportive services are funded from sources outside the program and are provided by our partner agencies in the community.

Pathways to Housing This program is for individuals and families that have significant barriers to housing and are in one of the following catagories; on TANF/Reach Up; youth leaving foster care or women with family leaving prison. In order to qualify for the very limited rental assistance available through this program, the potential participant and all family members must demonstrate a strong commitment to a program of comprehensive services focused on addressing and resolving their barriers to housing. The applicant must be working with a Case Manager in the community. For more information contact the BHA.

Mandatory Earned Income Disallowance The Mandatory Earned IncomeDisallowance (MEID) Program is for eligible residents of Public Housing or people with disabilities in the Housing Choice Voucher Program. Under MEID, a resident may be able to keep money earned as income instead of paying it towards rent increases. MEID can result in significant savings to a household. If you want more information or think you or any member of your household might qualify please discuss MEID with the Public Housing property or Section 8 staffs. We can't give you this financial benefit unless you tell us all your household sources of income- especially whenever they change.

Rhode Island Housing

44 Washington Street
Providence, RI - 02903
401 457-1234

Rhode Island Housing provides access to homes for rent as well as rental assistance. The two main rental assistance programs are the Housing Choice Voucher Program and Section 8 Subsidized Apartment Rental Assistance.

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Bloomfield

Operation Fuel, Inc.

One Regency Drive
Bloomfield, CT - 6002
(860) 243-2345

Operation Fuel is a private, not-for-profit agency that provides emergency energy assistance to state residents who do not qualify for or have exhausted their government assistance.
Operation Fuel partners with communities, businesses, government and individuals to ensure people in need have access to year-round energy assistance.
During the late 1970's, a worldwide oil embargo caused an unprecedented escalation in home energy costs, particularly home heating oil. Although federal and state governments had developed energy assistance programs for poor families, low-income working poor families who were not eligible for government help and in crisis were left out in the cold. In 1977, Operation Fuel was created as a temporary crisis intervention program. The mission was to raise funds to help those who fell through the gaps in government programs. Thirty years later we are still devoted to the needs of the community and responding to the same crisis -- the potentially high cost of home heating oil and gas prices and the unpredictable New England weather.

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Burlington

Low Rent Housing Agency Section 8

2830 Winegard Dr
Burlington, IA - 52601
(319) 752-4042

Allied Churches Of Alamance County, Inc.

PO Box 2581
Burlington, NC - 27216

Allied Churches was founded in 1982 in order to provide services to the hungry, the poor, the homeless and the elderly of Alamance County. We are now providing services to an average of 175 persons per day, with a staff of 15 persons and a volunteer base of 2000+.

Recycle North

266 Pine St
Burlington, VT - 5401

ReCycle North's mission is to (1) protect the environment by reducing the amount of reusable and repairable items dumped in landfills, (2) give individuals in transition valuable job skills, technical training and more opportunity, and (3) alleviate the effects of poverty by making vital household goods and building materials more readily available. In pursuit of these goals, ReCycle North will: self-finance operations to the highest level possible through reuse sales and professional reuse and training services, serve disadvantaged youth and individuals who are homeless, unemployed, dependent on public assistance, or struggle with physical or mental barriers to employment, develop staff capabilities and teamwork through continuous learning, evaluation, and challengecollaborate with other community organizations and serve as a community resource, and cultivate an entrepreneurial spirit that will allow the organization to grow to meet evolving challenges.ReCycle North was built on the premise that precious human and material resources could be better utilized to protect the environment and improve human dignity. The founders saw the mountains of trash filling our landfills and recognized the potential opportunity this waste represented if only a market for reusable and repairable household items could be created. In the ranks of the homeless and other long-term unemployed, ReCycle North's founders saw a different type of waste that included lost dreams, broken promises, and demoralized souls seeking purpose and opportunity. From household goods and furniture, to large and small appliances, electronics, and computers, ReCycle North has created new reuse opportunities and at the same time new vocational training areas for disadvantaged individuals in need of new skills.

Burlington Housing Authority Vermont

65 Main Street
Burlington, VT - 05401
802-864-0538

Housing Choice Voucher Program

BHA provides rental assistance to over 1,700 households through the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. The Voucher program includes both tenant-based and project-based assistance.

With Section 8 Tenant-based Assistance, you find an apartment which meets your needs. If the landlord agrees to participate in the program, the rent is reasonable and the apartment meets HUD Housing Quality Standards, BHA pays a portion of the rent directly to the landlord. You pay the balance of the rent and your utility costs. Most participants pay between 30% and no more than 40% of their income for rent and utilities. The Fact Sheet for Applicants provides more information on the Housing Choice Voucher program.

Burlington Housing Authority

133 N Ireland St
Burlington, NC - 27217
(336)226-8421

Counties Served: Alamance County. Rental Assistance, Rental Housing Management

The Salvation Army – Burlington

812 N Anthony St
Burlington, NC - 27217-6661
(336)227-5529

Contact Person: C. Phelps. Counties Served: Alamance. Rental Assistance

U.S. Department Of Housing And Urban Development

159 Bank Street, 2nd Floor
Burlington, VT - 05401
(800) 955-2232

HUD helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants. To apply, contact or visit the management office of each apartment building that interests you.

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Canton

Saint Lawrence County Cdp Weatherization Section 8 Housing Transportation Headstart

1 Commerce Ln
Canton, NY - 13617
(315) 386-1102

Department Of Development – CANTON

218 Cleveland Avenue, SW
Canton, OH - 44702
(330) 489-3258

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Hamilton County

Stark County Regional Planning Commission – STARK COUNTY

201 Third Street NE
Canton, OH - 44702
(330) 4517395

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Lucas County

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Enfield

Community Health Resources – North Central Counseling Services – Enfield

47 Palomba Dr.
Enfield, CT - 06082
(860) 253-5020

Wabash Area Development Inc.

110 Latham Street
Enfield, IL - 62835
(618) 963-2387

Counties served: Edwards County(Southern IL CoC) This organization assists with rental payments. Also help with utilities. For mor information contact Becky Young

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Hartford

The Bureau Of Aging, Community And Social Work Services – CT STATE PROGRAM

25 Sigourney Street
Hartford, CT - 6106
(860) 4245277

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Hartford County

Hartford Food Pantry & Social Services Agency – Geneva

119 E. Main Street, Suite A
Hartford, AL - 36344
(334) 588-2072

Description:This agency provides a Food Pantry and Social Services for the needy Contact person:Terri Dykes Hours:9:00 am-1:00 pm, Mon-Thu Intake procedure:Walk In To Apply; fill out application with needed requirements. (utilities assistance must have disconnect notice. rent/mortgage must have eviction notice) Eligibility:Anyone who qualifies Fees:No Fee for Service Services:Donation Drop Off Points, Electric Bill Payment Assistance, Food Pantries, Mortgage Payment Assistance, Prescription Expense Assistance, Rent Payment Assistance

Connecticut Social Services – Northern Regional Office, Hartford

3580 Main St.
Hartford, CT - 06120
(860) 723-1000

Connecticut Social Services – Housing Services Administration

25 Sigourney St.
Hartford, CT - 06106
(860) 424-5578

Salvation Army – Southern New England Division, Emergency Shelter For Families Marshall House (Hartford)

225 South Marshall St.
Hartford, CT - 06105
(860) 543-8438

Community Renewal Team, Eviction And Foreclosure Prevention Program

395 Wethersfield Ave.
Hartford, CT - 06114
(860) 560-5881

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Manchester

Neighbor Helping Neighbor Fund Inc

PO Box 330
Manchester, NH - 3105

EMERGENCY UTILITY ASSISTANCE

Manchester Neighborhood Housing Services Inc

20 Merrimack St
Manchester, NH - 3101

NeighborWorks Greater Manchester addresses the need for safe, quality, affordable housing for low and moderate income families in Manchester. Our activities include providing home ownership education and lending services, real estate development (rental and ownership) and resident services.

The Way Home Inc

214 Spruce St
Manchester, NH - 3103

PROVIDE SERVICES TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS

City Of Planning & Community Development, Community Improvement Program (CIP) – MANCHESTER

One City Hall Plaza
Manchester, NH - 3101
(603) 6246530 x

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:All (Statewide)

US Department Of Housing And Urban Development New Hampshire

275 Chestnut Street, 4th Floor
Manchester, NH - 03101
(603) 666-7510

HUD helps apartment owners offer reduced rents to low-income tenants. To apply, contact or visit the management office of each apartment building that interests you.

Southern New Hampshire Services

40 Pine Street
Manchester, NH - 03103
(603) 668.8010

Southern New Hampshire Services, Inc., (SNHS) is a private, non-profit corporation chartered in the State of New Hampshire, May 21, 1965, to serve as the Community Action Agency for Hillsborough County in compliance with the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. SNHS is part of a nationwide network of over 1,100 Community Action Agencies providing advocacy for and services to America’s disadvantaged. From 1965 through 1969, SNHS was known as the Community Action Agency for Hillsborough County and served the City of Nashua and the twenty-nine surrounding towns. In 1969 SNHS became the Community Action Agency for the City of Manchester as well. SNHS is an equal opportunity employer

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: Marion

Housing Assistance Program Section 8

11 Academy St
Marion, NC - 28752
(828) 652-8098

Northland Homes And Properties Inc

685 Delaware Avenue
Marion, OH - 43302

THE ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE AND MANAGE AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN MARION, SENECA AND CRAWFORD COUNTIES.

State: Connecticut

City: Hartford

County: New Britain

Friendship Service Center Of New Britain – Hprp/Homeless Prevention Program

241-249 Arch St.
New Britain, CT - 00605

Homeless services agency operates emergency shelter for individuals and families, emergency financial assistance and soup kitchen for anyone in need. Agency also manages a transitional living residence for men or women referred by a shelter and a rental assistance program which uses HUD vouchers to help individuals and families who are homeless and permanently disabled find housing in scattered site apartments throughout New Britain.Elegibility:HPRP provides funding to assist families and individuals who are at imminent risk of homelessness. Must be "imminently at risk of becoming literally homeless within the next 6-15 days":*Being evicted within 6-15 days from private dwelling (own home, or family/friend's home), OR*Being discharged from an institution in which the person has been a resident for more than 30 consecutive days, OR*Living in housing that has been condemned by housing officials and is no longer considered habitable, OR*Fleeing a domestic violence housing situation. IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE ABOVE:*No appropriate housing options have been identified, and*The person lacks the financial resources and support networks needed to obtain immediate housing or remain in their existing housing.NOTE: If literally homeless or imminently homelessness (within 5 days), refer to homeless shelter.
Hours of operation:Walk-in: M,W,TH: 9:30am-12noon
Application must be filed within six months of leaving TFA; Client obtains a referral letter from their DSS worker; Client fills out the pre-application form on the other side of the referral letter; Client then mails the completed application to John D'Amelia and Associates.

Department Of Municipal Development – New Britain

27 West Main Street
New Britain, CT - 6051
(860) 8263330

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:New Haven County

State: Connecticut

City: Riverside

County: Riverside

Lutheran Social Services Of Southern California

23310 Meyer Road

Riverside, CA - 92518

(951) 656-6020

One-time rental assistance Rental or Mortgage assistance is provided during the funding cycle (March-September) and is based upon the occurrence of an emergency. Recipient must demonstrate the ability to make payments on their own after the one month's assistance. The benefit is available once every two years and the recipient must be cleared through the County of Riverside. Please call for assistance and ask for Helen Ross.

Inland Empire Women’s Resource Center

PO Box 8156
Riverside, CA - 92515

The Inland Empire Women's Resource Center was founded in 2002 to provide a place where women can receive counseling and assistance on a number of issues under one roof. Our target market are women on welfare, women on parole and women in domestic violence shelters and their families as well. We recognized the need to provide these services under one roof due to the rising numbers of single parent households, teen pregnancies,women in prisons and domestic violence shelters. These women and their families are often unable to get the help that they need due to low income and lack of transportation. By providing these services at very reduced rates or free to those that qualify, we are able to make a difference in the lives of the families in our community. Our mission is to bring families closer and to keep them united by tearing down the barriers that divide them.

Hill House, Inc

10 Riverside Ave
Riverside, CT - 6878

Hill House offers affordable housing to low income, well elderly people in a safe and caring homelike atmosphere which encourages them to remain independent, physically active, and involved with their family, friends, and community.

Development Department, Housing and Neighborhoods Division – RIVERSIDE

City Hall

Riverside, CA - 92522

(951) 826-5615

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Riverside County

Community Services Division – RIVERSIDE COUNTY

1325 Spruce Street, Suite 400

Riverside, CA - 92507

(951) 955-8916

Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program

Counties served:Sacramento County

State: Connecticut

City: Riverside

County: Wilton

Dispute Settlement Center

134 Old Ridgefield Rd.

Wilton, CT - 06897

(203) 241-8557

Hours of operation:M-F: 9am-3pm and by appointment

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