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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s administration is taking a new approach to solving homelessness, forming a panel of agency heads that will work together to prevent and respond to the issue.
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Three warming centers will provide individuals with blankets, food, beverages and a place to rest and charge their phones at night. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker said the city has additional services available during the day for those in need.
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A ribbon cutting ceremony took place for the opening of the Thomas Merton Family Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut which will provide essential services to the homeless.
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Family homelessness used to be rare, and Connecticut programs that serve this population were able to get them in new housing quickly. That’s changed.
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New Haven has opened a temporary emergency shelter amid a heat wave — and housing crisis — across Connecticut.
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A New Haven advocate for the unhoused appeared in court Friday after his arrest for refusing to leave the site of a tent encampment that was bulldozed by the city earlier this month.
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A federal housing agency is giving Connecticut $3 million to create more affordable housing for its low income residents. It’s part of the National…
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Last Thanksgiving, Wilfredo Gutierrez was in prison for shoplifting. For two Thanksgivings before that, he was on the streets.This Thanksgiving, he’s…
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It's one o'clock and the doors at the Open Door shelter in South Norwalk, Conn. opened for lunch. White, African-American, Latino - dozens of people, many…
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Wednesday night, at about 70 shelters around Connecticut, workers counted up how many homeless people checked in for the night. Each year, shelters and…