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Offering emergency or transitional shelters to provide a warm, secure place for men, women, and children experiencing homelessness.

Southern New England - Serving Connecticut & Rhode Island Homeless Services Information

Our Shelters

The Salvation Army's Southern New England Division operates three shelters that serve people who are homeless. Shelter guests are provided with comprehensive services, including: emergency housing, nutritious meals, case management, and assistance with job searches. Shelter staff work to help guests prepare to move to permanent housing. Such preparation includes securing an income, applying for benefits, applying for assistance for first month's rent or a security deposit, as well as finding suitable accommodations that will allow guests to transition back into the community successfully. Each shelter provides unique services, with the Marshall House Family Shelter and Waterbury Family Emergency Shelter catering to single women and families and the New Britain Men's Shelter serving men.

Contact your nearest shelter

Contact your nearest shelter

Marshall House Family Shelter

225 South Marshall Street
Hartford, CT 06105
(860) 543-8430

Waterbury Family Emergency Shelter

Waterbury Corps
74 Central Avenue
Waterbury, CT 06720
(203) 754-7056 / Fax: (203) 753-6621

New Britain Men's Shelter

New Britain Corps
78 Franklin Square
New Britain, CT 06050
(860) 225-8491 / Fax: (860) 223-9222

Stats

10,075,059

nights of shelter were provided in 2024

75,251

individuals and families received assistance and help with permanent placing/housing in 2024

302

Salvation Army Emergency Shelters across the United States

Give the Gift of a Good Night's Sleep. You Can Help.

Give the Gift of a Good Night's Sleep. You Can Help.

There are people in your community who need help putting a roof over their heads tonight. Your donation to The Salvation Army can help neighbors in need access homeless shelters all year long.

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