Permanent Supportive Housing

Get Help Working to Reach Your Goals

With CRT’s Supportive Housing program, qualified homeless adults and families can get help paying rent, budgeting money and finding a job as they work to reach their goals.

Supportive housing for homeless adults and families is offered on a permanent basis.

Individuals must be homeless or living in a place not meant for human habitation, as well as have a disability.  Participants have access to CRT’s full range of services and programs. A caseworker will help plan and access services, including:

• Getting help with job training and placement.
• Helping teach life skills and budgeting.
• Safety planning for survivors of domestic abuse.

Referrals as requested will be provided to help with mental illness or alcohol/drug abuse.

Staff speaks English and Spanish.

To Apply

To check on housing availability, those in need of services must call 2-1-1 first.

When an opening becomes available, the program informs the Coordinated Access Network.  Once a referral is received then qualified participants will be paired with a case worker and an assessment will be conducted. If accepted, the resident must find an apartment that falls within program guidelines and passes inspection. A CRT caseworker will help with the search for an affordable apartment within allowed time frame.

CRT enters client information into the CT Homeless Management Information Systems.