Information continues to develop on how this funding will be distributed to the states.

We are inviting you to share your stories of how individuals and organizations have gone above and beyond during this crisis.

Funding is needed to prevent a wave of mass evictions and homelessness, both during and after COVID-19.

Billions of dollars allocated for housing and homelessness programs.

This report aims to establish the potential mortality and hospitalization costs associated with COVID-19 infection among the homeless population in the United States.

The Connecticut Department of Housing has issued a Request for Proposals to complete a study of accessible and affordable housing. Proposals are due April 1, 2020 at 3:00pm.

The Connecticut Department of Housing has announced a new planning grant opportunity for small municipalities seeking to prepare and adopt an Affordable Housing Plan.

Rental assistance, moratorium on evictions included in legislative & administrative recommendations.

The Partnership for Strong Communities has released its yearly update on the state of homelessness and housing affordability in Connecticut.

Report shows a deficit of 86,000 "affordable and available homes" for Connecticut's extremely low-income renter households.