Journey Home Friends, We are pleased to report that our first shelter guest who tested positive COVID-19 was quarantined in the hotel for more than 14 days and is no longer symptomatic. No other shelter clients in any shelter or who are now at hotels have tested...

Journey Home Friends, As the COVID-19 cases have risen across the state, we were saddened to learn that our first shelter client in a hotel has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now in quarantine for at least two weeks.  One shelter staff person, and two clients in...

Journey Home Friends, We have had our busiest week yet preparing for and responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Journey Home and our partner agencies helped to relocate more than 200 people from shelters into area hotel rooms in the Capitol Region in the hopes of...

Journey Home Friends, We are so amazed at the numerous people and agencies who have responded in so many ways to help protect people experiencing homelessness during this pandemic. There are so many people to thank: Thank you to Bank of America and American Eagle...

Journey Home Friends, I wanted to provide an update to you on the status of our emergency planning and disaster response to COVID-19 in the Capital region of Connecticut as we work to care for our most vulnerable population. To our knowledge, no one has tested...

Journey Home and the Hartford Public Library have been named as the 2019 Bank of America Neighborhood Builders® awardees for Hartford, Connecticut. The nonprofits were selected for their work in the Hartford area to address issues fundamental to economic mobility,...

Domestic violence is one of the leading causes of homelessness among women and children. Access to safe, stable, affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges facing survivors of domestic violence. In 2019, Journey Home joined forces with the Connecticut...

In my first semester of sophomore year I needed to pick a volunteer placement for my social work program. After looking around I came across Journey Home’s webpage. Journey Home, located in Hartford, has changed the way I look at the homeless population. Journey Home...

Journey Home recently received two grants totaling $41,000 to support the Greater Hartford Coordinated Access Network (GH CAN) with housing people experiencing homelessness during the winter. Although overall homelessness continues to decrease in the Capitol region,...

We have very exciting news to share! The Central Connecticut Coordinated Access Network has permanently housed every known chronically homeless individual and family known to the system in New Britain, Berlin, Bristol, Plainville, and Southington. "This is another...