Programs

Our mutual aid fund provides essential direct assistance to families experiencing eviction. This support includes funds for first and last month's  rent, security deposits, moving and move - in cost and more to ensure safe and stable housing.

This initiative offers individual and family peer support to address the emotional and  psychological impacts on housing insecurity. We help individual with tools for stress management, coping strategies and goal setting. We also provide resources and connections to local organizations that can further assist families.

To further empower individuals and families we create opportunities for community engagement and advocacy. This includes organizing events where people can share their experiences, voice concerns, and collaborate on solutions to housing issues in New London County.

We host workshops focusing on tenants rights. Participants learn about their legal rights as renters, including eviction protections and the process for addressing landlord issues. These workshops provide essential information, enabling families to advocate for themselves effectively. 

During the holiday season, we provide gifts and food assistance to families in need. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial strain that often accompanies  the holidays.

We aim to explore transitional housing options as a long-term goal. This would provide families with temporary housing while they stabilize their finances and seek permanent solutions. This initiative would further enhance our capacity to support women and families facing acute housing crises.