Permanent Supportive Housing   .   .   .   .   .   .   .    

PEAK Housing (scattered site)

outreach4.jpgThis program provides homeless, disabled adults and their families with certificates to live in 31 apartments scattered throughout the New Britain area.  Participants pay a portion of their income for rent and PEAK pays the rest. PEAK staff facilitate communications between client-tenant and landlord so that needs of both are met and the client has the best possible opportunity for successful independent living in the community. Funded through the US Department of Housing & Urban Development



Arch Street Housing (project based)

permanent1.jpgArch Street Housing is a community of once-homeless individuals and families who have overcome tremendous challenges toward the goal of living independently in apartments of their own. The combination of a permanent home with built-in case management services is a proven formula for supporting homeless people as they attain and maintain their dreams.  Arch Street Housing consists of 21 one- two- and three- bedroom apartments at 59 and 85 Arch Street in New Britain.
Initial funding for Arch Street Housing was a private/public partnership made possible by a community capital campaign and Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA).  Ongoing support services are funded by the Connecticut Department of Social Services.

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