News & Views

Join us for a morning of learning and inspiration as we highlight Connecticut’s progress in ending youth homelessness and strategize about what is needed to finish the job!

The updated federal strategic plan to end homelessness in America

A snapshot of the foundation’s work over the past year including interviews with eight inspiring leaders in the field.

This report by Baltimore City’s Journey to Jobs initiative lifts up the interconnections between homelessness, economic instability, criminal records & racial disparities.

Resources for law enforcement, schools, state and local governments, and State Advisory Groups to understand and address the intersections between juvenile justice and youth homelessness.

Out of Reach documents the gap between renters’ wages and the cost of rental housing in the United States.

An annual report on Connecticut’s efforts to end homelessness. Since 2007, homelessness in the state has declined 25%.

A detailed examination of the rental affordability crisis in our nation.

“What happens when a foundation decides to go deep with its mission and make a direct investment in a community?”

In 2003 we made our first investment in the historic Hartford neighborhood of Frog Hollow. The Field Guide to a Regenerative Community explores our long-term investment in this community through Billings Forge Community Works. 

Overview: An annual report on housing conditions across the state. Publication date: November 2017 Author: Partnership for Strong Communities Get the report

There is no housing market in the United States where a person with a disability whose sole source of income is SSI can afford a safe, decent rental unit. Priced out shows the scope of the problem and proven solutions to fix it.

An unprecedented look into the scope and urgency of youth homelessness in America.

Out of Reach documents the gap between renters’ wages and the cost of rental housing in the U.S.

A report detailing Connecticut’s efforts to end homelessness in the state.

This report shines a spotlight on why robust employment, training, and related supportive services are key to the success of rapid re-housing participants.

Ten key principles and policy recommendations to help ensure that a youth’s involvement with the juvenile justice system does not increase the likelihood that they will experience homelessness, and that youth experiencing homelessness receive the services and supports they need instead of being cited, arrested, charged, or incarcerated.

An in-depth report on the housing affordability crisis in each state.

A guide to using the Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) to end chronic homelessness.