Serving Clients with Brain Injuries

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness and the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services are teaming up to present a six webinar series "Meeting the Needs of Your Clients: Building Competencies in Mental Health and Addiction Services". The Serving Clients with Brain Injuries webinar is the fifth webinar of the series. Click here to register

Shelter Diversion

Shelter Diversion is a strategy that prevents homelessness at the front door by helping people identify immediate alternate housing arrangements and, if necessary, connecting them with services and financial assistance to help them return to permanent housing. Shelter Diversion programs can reduce the number of families and individuals becoming homeless, the demand for shelter beds, […]

Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness and the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence team up to present Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness, a training workshop series. Please see below for upcoming trainings in the series: Topics include: ·   Coordinated Access for Domestic Violence Survivors ·   Domestic Violence 101 ·   Services and Resources for Domestic Violence Survivors […]

Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness and the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence team up to present Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness, a training workshop series. Please see below for upcoming trainings in the series:   March 23- Norwalk, CT (Fairfield County) Register Here March 27- Hamden, CT (New Haven County) Register Here […]

Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness and the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence team up to present Intersectional Relationship Between Domestic Violence and Homelessness, a training workshop series. Please see information below for the last training in the series:   March 27- Hamden, CT (New Haven County) Register Here

Administering the Next Step Tool and VI-SPDAT

The VI-SPDAT, or Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization Assessment Tool, is a prescreen triage tool for single adults. The Next Step Tool, or TAY-VI-SPDAT, is a version of the VI-SPDAT that is tailored for youth and young adults in the age range of 24 and under or "Transitional Age Youth." We are enthusiastic to be engaging this tool […]

Emergency Shelter Learning Collaborative: Action Session

Community Renewal Team 555 Windsor St, Hartford, CT, United States

The National Alliance to End Homelessness (Alliance), in partnership with the Department of Housing, and the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness, is launching an Emergency Shelter Learning Collaborative as part of the Opening Doors CT Re-tooling the Crisis Response System. Your organization has been selected by the CT Department of Housing to join this Learning […]

Disabilities in Shelters Training

This training will provide shelter providers with best practices to optimize the quality of service provided to those presenting at shelters with varying disabilities. This training will be offered at the following locations: New Haven County, CT- April 9, 2018- Register here Fairfield County, CT- July 2018- Registration details coming soon. New London County, CT- […]

Trauma Informed Practices 101

The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness and the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services are teaming up to present a six webinar series "Meeting the Needs of Your Clients: Building Competencies in Mental Health and Addiction Services". The Trauma Informed Practices 101 webinar is the sixth and final webinar of the series. Click here to […]

Advocacy Days

Mark your calendar for April 11th & April 12th for the 2018 Homelessness and Housing Advocacy Days, when advocates representing each of the 8 CAN regions meet with legislators and make our case to preserve, protect, and defend the resources you need to do this important work. View the flyer for more details.