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6 resources for "walk-in clinic" in Housing
Clear filtersCommunity Renewal Team
Overnight emergency shelter for adult males with 88 beds. Provides case management, counseling, referrals, and medical day services.
4:00 PM - 8:00 AM, 7 days/week
Before you go: Men only, and beds aren't first-come: call 211 for Coordinated Access intake before showing up. Doors open 4pm and close at 8am, 7 days.
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…
Residential programs are 24/7
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
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,…
24/7 hotline: 1-888-774-2900
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
The Salvation Army
Free 180-day residential rehabilitation program for adults struggling with addiction. Combines group and individual therapy, life skills training, recreational activities, work therapy, and spiritual …
Mon-Sat 8:00am-5:00pm (intake); residential program is 24/7
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.
Community Renewal Team
Connecticut's largest community action agency providing comprehensive human services including housing, emergency shelters, food assistance, energy assistance, weatherization, childcare, youth employm…
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Family Service Centers: Mon-Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 9am-12pm.
Before you go: CRT runs many programs under one roof, each with its own rules. Call first (Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm) so they can point you to the right one before you go.
The Salvation Army
Emergency shelter for single women and families with 27 beds, plus 2-year transitional housing program for homeless heads of household with minor children.
24/7 for residents
Before you go: Bring photo ID and any eviction, shelter, lease, or income paperwork you have.