News & Views

Knowledge is power. Here are three resources to help you makes sense of the budget debates and how the fight to end homelessness will be impacted.

The success our country has made in preventing and ending homelessness demonstrates the critical need for genuine public-private partnerships to tackle vexing social problems. But the proposed federal budget plan threatens years of progress.

Our latest grants to end homelessness.

President Donald Trump’s budget proposal plans to zero out funding for something called Community Development Block Grants — money that goes from the federal government to states and municipalities to use as they see fit.

Connecticut is amazingly close to “getting to zero” on chronic homelessness. Janice Elliott, Executive Director of the Trust, asks what happens after we reach this milestone?

The four big things we learned from surveying our grantees.

Our latest grants to end homelessness.

Practical resources for supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth.

Six lessons from Connecticut’s long-term efforts to end chronic homelessness.

Announcing the launch of A Way Home America, a new national initiative with the sole purpose of ending youth homelessness in our country by the end of 2020.

An overview of the new Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and how it can help in the effort to end homelessness.

The Melville Trust speaks out for LGBTQ homeless youth on #40toNoneDay.

An interview with the author of the award-winning book, No House to Call My Home.

Announcing our Latest Grants to End Homelessness.

Connecticut just became the first state in the nation to eliminate chronic homelessness among veterans.

Learn more about our Employment and Educational Opportunity Fund.

A mid-point assessment of Connecticut’s Reaching Home Campaign.

Our ongoing commitment to the Frog Hollow neighborhood of Hartford, CT.