Helping Our Neighbors Find The Way Home
Serving Since 1982
Columbus House serves people experiencing homelessness, or at imminent risk, by providing life-saving outreach, shelter and housing and by fostering their personal growth and independence. We advocate for and create affordable housing to end homelessness in our communities.
Please join us as we celebrate 45 years of service
For 45 years, Columbus House has helped thousands of individuals and families find safety, stability, and a place to call home. Join us as we honor the people and the partnerships who have helped light the way.
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Solving Homelessness
From shelter and housing to income and employment services, Columbus House addresses the complex factors that can lead to homelessness for individuals, families, and Veterans across New Haven, Middlesex, Hartford, and New London counties.
Our Impact
For over 40 years, Columbus House has been dedicated to lifting our neighbors out of homelessness. Through a combination of community outreach and support programs, we have expanded our focus from merely providing food and shelter to offering a broad continuum of care to those experiencing homelessness.
In partnership with supporters like you, we’ve been able to achieve meaningful outcomes for our neighbors each year.
2,584
People Served in the Last Year
444
People Placed in Housing Annually
94%
Client Satisfaction
“I’m grateful that I’m here.”
Wallace found himself homeless and hospitalized. Today, with the help of Columbus House and its supporters, he lives in his own home.
Get Involved
Ways to Give
Every day, people are forced into homelessness. Together, we can make a difference.
Volunteer
From serving meals to painting and general office assistance, discover the ways you can help Columbus House in our fight to solve homelessness.
Advocate
Your advocacy plays a vital role in ensuring everyone has a place to call home. Join us in making a difference!
Serving the Community for Over 40 Years
Since its inception in 1982, Columbus House has helped tens of thousands of people overcome homelessness through a broad continuum of care and support.
