Funds support the Partnership in working alongside partners to drive prevention and relief of homelessness and housing instability during the pandemic and beyond.

Grant will go toward expanding access to housing opportunities in the state through the HOMEConnecticut Campaign.

CHFA is holding a public input period with respect to its Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program, its Qualified Allocation Plan, and its current priorities and policy goals through December 23, 2020.

New report highlights best practices that charter schools can use to help students experiencing homelessness.

The NLIHC and Innovation for Justice (i4J) Program collaborated on a report highlighting the public costs the US would incur from eviction-related homelessness if adequate rental assistance and eviction protections are not provided to those in need.

We want to hear from you: What are the most important affordable housing issues in your work and/or community?

Advocates say that resuming evictions during COVID-19 would put public health, housing stability at risk.

This study consisted of seven 90-minute virtual focus groups of national and state rural stakeholders, young adults with lived experience, and nonprofit and government agencies that provide services to youth and young adults.

United Way of Connecticut has released its 2020 ALICE report. The report finds that over 500,000 Connecticut households struggle to make ends meet.

PSC is undergoing a strategic planning process for the HOMEConnecticut Campaign, with input from existing and new partners. PSC will next distribute a survey to further understand strengths and gaps in affordable housing across the state.