Healthcare outreach for homeless in Connecticut

The CS-HHC at Beth-El Center Homeless Clinic is a healthcare facility located at 90 New Haven Avenue in Milford, Connecticut, United States. This clinic specializes in providing medical services to the homeless population in the area. With a dedicated team of healthcare professionals, the clinic offers a range of services to address the unique health needs of individuals experiencing homelessness. Patients can expect compassionate care and support in a welcoming and inclusive environment. The clinic is committed to improving the health and well-being of all individuals, regardless of their housing status.

The Connection - Center for Behavioral Health Meriden, located at 178 State Street in Meriden, Connecticut, is dedicated to building safe, healthy, and caring communities and inspiring individuals to reach their full potential as productive and valued citizens. Specializing in child welfare-focused programs, The Connection helps families provide stable and loving homes for children, even after facing challenges such as trauma, substance use, behavioral health struggles, or homelessness. For young adults aged 18-24 experiencing homelessness or unstable housing situations, The Connection offers specialized care to connect them with community resources, develop independent living skills, and provide support. Adult services include a range of programs for addiction services, behavioral healthcare, and community justice, all following person-centered and trauma-informed models of care.

The Connection, located at 100 Roscommon Drive in Middletown, Connecticut, is a health institution dedicated to building safe, healthy, and caring communities. Their mission is to inspire people to reach their full potential as productive and valued citizens. The Connection offers nationally recognized child welfare programs to help families provide stable and loving homes for all children, even after difficult life challenges such as trauma, substance use, behavioral health struggles, or homelessness. Young adults aged 18-24 who find themselves homeless or in unstable housing situations can access specialized care at The Connection. Their homeless young adult services focus on connecting individuals to community resources, developing independent living skills, and nurturing natural supports. The Connection also offers a continuum of adult services, including addiction services, behavioral healthcare, and community justice programs, all following person-centered and trauma-informed models of care.