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Catholic Charities - Emergency Assistance

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford

Emergency assistance including food, clothing, diapers, help paying rent and utilities, case management, employment services, and advocacy.

Connecticut Fair Housing Center

Free legal services for housing discrimination cases. Sends testers to collect evidence of discrimination, helps file complaints with state and federal agencies. Handles cases involving race, disability, family status, source of income, and other protected classes.

CRT Energy Assistance (CEAP/LIHEAP)

Community Renewal Team

Connecticut Energy Assistance Program helps low and middle-income renters and homeowners pay heating bills. Benefits paid directly to utility company or fuel vendor. Income limits: $47,764 (1 person) up to $126,758 (7+ people).

CRT McKinney Shelter

Community Renewal Team

Overnight emergency shelter for men 18 and older at 207 Brainard Road, run by Community Renewal Team. Provides case management, counseling, and referrals; stays are up to 90 days.

CRT VITA Free Tax Preparation

Community Renewal Team (CRT)

Free federal and state tax preparation and filing for households earning up to $69,000/year. Trained volunteers help prepare and file basic tax returns at no cost. IRS refunds issued via direct deposit.

CT Department of Social Services - Cash Assistance (TFA)

CT Department of Social Services

Temporary Family Assistance (TFA) provides cash aid to families with children to help pay for basic needs while in school, job training, or during hardship. Also processes SNAP, Medicaid, and other benefits.

Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut

Habitat for Humanity of North Central CT

Builds and repairs homes for low-income families in Greater Hartford. Offers new construction, rehab projects, existing homeowner repair programs, and financial literacy education. Also operates ReStore thrift stores.

Hands On Hartford - Supportive Housing

Hands On Hartford

Safe, affordable housing and supportive services for individuals with complex health issues. Also provides homeless outreach team connecting individuals living outdoors with resources to secure stable housing.

Housing Authority of the City of Hartford

HACH

Public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers for very low-income families, elderly, and disabled individuals. Manages multiple properties including Betty Knox Apartments, Charter Oak Terrace, Smith Tower, and others.

Housing Education Resource Center

HUD-approved housing counseling agency offering pre-purchase workshops, budget counseling, rental assistance, and homeless services assistance. Services available in English and Spanish.

ImmaCare - Emergency Shelter for Men

ImmaCare Inc. (formerly Immaculate Conception Shelter)

24-hour emergency shelter for men who are most vulnerable to life on the streets, including those with debilitating health issues, severe substance abuse addictions, and mental health issues. Provides safe beds, meals, clothing, showers, laundry, and comprehensive case management. Operating since 1981.

InterCommunity - Recovery House (Residential)

InterCommunity Inc.

Recovery house program providing safe, substance-free housing with 30 hours/week of group and individual therapy, psychiatric and nursing support, and peer support. Also operates a 12-bed Intermediate Enhanced long-term residential program for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.

Interval House - Domestic Violence Shelter

Interval House

Largest domestic violence agency in Connecticut, serving survivors since 1977. Provides up to 6 weeks of emergency housing for battered women and children, counseling, safety planning, court advocacy, and support groups.

My Sisters' Place - Women's Housing Services

My Sisters' Place

Nonprofit committed to ending homelessness by empowering women, families, and others in Greater Hartford. Provides transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, and wraparound services to help residents achieve independence and stability.

Open Hearth Association - Emergency Shelter

Open Hearth Association

Oldest continuously operating shelter on the East Coast, founded in 1884. Provides 25 emergency beds for men, plus an 84-bed transitional living program with addiction recovery support, life skills training, and career planning.