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SUMMARY:Homes That Heal: The Impact of Supportive Housing
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nJoin us to learn about the far-reaching impacts of suppor
 tive housing!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe conditions people need to thrive begin with
  a safe\, stable home. For individuals and families facing complex challen
 ges\, supportive housing combines affordable housing with individualized s
 ervices that improve health\, strengthen families\, foster independence\, 
 and create lasting stability. Its impact extends far beyond housing policy
 \, with benefits for healthcare systems\, child welfare\, education\, beha
 vioral health\, veterans\, the elderly\, and communities across Connecticu
 t.\n\nJoin the Partnership for Homes That Heal: The Impact of Supportive H
 ousing\, an iForum exploring how supportive housing improves outcomes for 
 people and communities across Connecticut.\n\nThe event will include the r
 elease and presentation of the Partnership's new report\, Homes That Heal:
  The State of Supportive Housing in Connecticut. Drawing on research\, sta
 keholder interviews\, and an examination of Connecticut's supportive housi
 ng landscape\, the report explores how supportive housing has evolved\, wh
 ere challenges remain\, and what policy opportunities exist to strengthen 
 this critical resource.\n\nThe event will feature a presentation of the re
 port's findings followed by two panel discussions with leaders from govern
 ment\, supportive housing providers\, community organizations and more. To
 gether\, they'll explore Connecticut's history of supportive housing\, the
  current policy landscape\, and the ways supportive housing improves outco
 mes for children\, families\, and other populations.\n\nAs Connecticut fac
 es rising homelessness and growing uncertainty around federal housing inve
 stments\, this conversation will explore why supportive housing remains on
 e of the state's most effective tools for improving lives\, strengthening 
 communities\, and making better use of public resources.\n\n\nRegister her
 e!\n\n\nAlbertus Magnus College\,\n\nBehan Community Room\n\nHubert Campus
  Center\n\n831 Winchester Ave\, New Haven\, CT\n\nEnter at Gate 4 (80 Good
 rich Street) for free on-site parking. There is also ample free street par
 king nearby on Goodrich St\, Huntington St\, and Prospect St.\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Hubert Campus Center\, Albertus Magnus College\, 80 Goodrich Stree
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