New London Homeless Hospitality Center Project Home

Transitional Housing

New London, CT

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51-53 Mountain Avenue
New London, CT - 06320

(860) 439-1573 Click to call There are no reviews. Be the first to leave one Website Donate Go to Facebook

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About New London Homeless Hospitality Center Project Home

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Project Home provides transitional housing for veterans who are struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues or who have been unemployed for a long time. The program helps residents with finding a job and accessing veterans services. Veterans can stay for up to two years but the goal is to get them into their own apartment quickly . Capacity: 8 Services: Transitional Housing/Shelter for Veterans

Note: Apartments may not have openings or may have long waiting lists. Call for complete details.

Mission Statement: We provide hospitality and a bridge to permanent housing for single adults experiencing homelessness in New London County.

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