5 Resources
State housing assistance including emergency rental aid, homelessness prevention, and affordable housing programs for Connecticut fathers and families. Programs coordinate with local housing authorities and nonprofits. Call during business hours or apply online. Bring photo ID, pay stubs, lease or eviction notice, and any agency paperwork to appointments. Statewide coverage with regional coordination across all eight counties.
860-270-8100 · 505 Hudson St, Hartford, CT 06106
Public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher programs for qualifying low-income Hartford fathers and families. Waiting lists open periodically; check online or call during business hours. Bring photo ID, Social Security cards, birth certificates, pay stubs, and any current lease paperwork. Walk-in applications accepted during waiting-list open periods. Serves the City of Hartford with multiple housing developments and voucher options.
860-723-8400 · 180 John D Wardlaw Way, Hartford, CT 06106
Emergency rent, utility, food, and shelter assistance for qualifying low-income Connecticut fathers and families. Services vary by location but often include case management, emergency financial aid, and referrals. Walk-in intake during business hours; call ahead for program availability. Bring photo ID, eviction or shutoff notices, pay stubs, and lease paperwork. Multiple corps locations across Connecticut with statewide coverage.
860-543-8400 · 855 Asylum Ave, Hartford, CT 06105
Affordable homeownership opportunities for qualifying low-income Connecticut fathers and families through sweat-equity homebuilding programs. Applicants contribute volunteer hours and pay affordable mortgages. Call during business hours or apply through local affiliates for eligibility screening. Bring photo ID, pay stubs, tax returns, and credit reports to appointments. Multiple local affiliates serve cities and counties across the state.
860-541-2208 · 111 Charter Oak Ave, Hartford, CT 06106
Free emergency shelter, transitional housing, and supportive services for homeless men in Hartford, including fathers. Services include intake, case management, employment support, and housing placement. Open 24/7 for shelter intake; call ahead when possible. Bring photo ID and any benefits paperwork if available. Serves the greater Hartford area with a focus on single adult men working toward long-term stable housing.
860-525-3447 · 437 Sheldon St, Hartford, CT 06106