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Giving Shelter, Changing Lives
Our Mission
The Windham Region No Freeze Project is a not-for-profit agency dedicated to the short and long-term survival of adults experiencing homelessness in our community. We reconnect people to stable housing, divert those at-risk from ever entering shelter, provide safe, temporary shelter when needed, and re-establish connections to the community and to human services. We collaborate on state and local initiatives that strive to end homelessness in Connecticut.
- U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal
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Our Organization Provides
- Intakes and assessments that link people to housing.
- Safe, temporary emergency shelter.
- Connections to area human services and the community.
- Access to clean water, hygiene services, information, and hope.
- Positive, helpful, caring and knowledgeable people.
Last year
We accomplished the following life-saving services.
No Freeze Shelter
We provided
emergency shelter
for 122 adults.*
Diversion
Our diversion funding
allowed 87 people
to access housing.
Housing
Agency collaboration located
available residential units and
developed creative housing solutions.
Connections
We completed intakes
and assessments
for 304 people,
linking them to critical services.
Employment
We provided job experience for
10 difficult-to-hire people
(some formerly homeless).
Hospitality
Visits to our
healthy living program
exceeded 200 per month.
The Faces of Homelessness
Hundreds of people in our region face the prospect of homelessness every day. Every homeless person has a unique story. Many lose housing due to a financial crisis caused by a job loss, health emergency, or the end of a relationship. Some struggle with physical disabilities, mental illnesses or substance use disorders. Watch this video to meet some of the faces of homelessness.
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