The affordable housing complex Oak Park, in Stamford, was never meant to be permanent housing. Constructed in the 1940s, Oak Park was intended for veterans returning from World War II to live with their families. Eighty years later, the complex is in the ... See more
The affordable housing complex Oak Park, in Stamford, was never meant to be permanent housing. Constructed in the 1940s, Oak Park was intended for veterans returning from World War II to live with their families. Eighty years later, the complex is in the ... See more
People experiencing homelessness in Connecticut are not a protected class in the way people are protected from discrimination based on religion, race or sexual orientation, among other groups. But, state lawmakers and housing advocates say making homeless... See more
The Beth-El Center in Milford broke ground Monday on a new homeless shelter that will provide around-the-clock care. The shelter will include 12 emergency beds, 10 emergency units for families and 15 permanent supportive housing units. While the new build... See more
More than 5,000 of Connecticut's unhoused residents rely on supportive housing to transition to a permanent and safe living environment. Many of these residents live in supportive housing while receiving mental health and addiction treatment. However, tho... See more
