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In 2011, over 13,693 adults and children were homeless in Connecticut; and 4,451, including 531 children, managed each day without a place to call home. Not due to any storm; due to the unacceptable human condition of homelessness. We believe there is a better way, and we need your support to make continued progress toward ending homelessness in Connecticut. Donate today.
Featured Publication
Connecticut experiences significant increases in family, chronic and unsheltered homelessness. CT PIT 2011 revealed a startling 15% increase in the number of families staying in the state’s emergency shelters and over 1/3 increase in unsheltered homelessness.
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Since 2007, Connecticut has conducted a statewide standardized and coordinated ‘census’ of homelessness, working to enumerate homelessness both in shelters and on the street. CT PIT collects data to inform efforts to end homelessness in Connecticut.
