Domestic Violence Supportive Housing

Services

The Domestic Violence Supportive Housing program, funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, provides rental subsidies and supportive housing services in scattered sites to six families who are leaving Interval House, a domestic violence shelter serving women and their families in the greater Hartford region.

The staff specializes in concerns specific to victims of domestic violence, so safety and recovery continue after the family leaves Interval House. Services are available for approximately 18 months for each family.

Application Process

Each family is referred by the caseworker of Interval House.

Eligibility Requirements

Priority is given to families residing in the Hartford Interval House.
Clients must:
- Be in a homeless shelter or living on the streets.
- Have income and be able to pay 30% of gross income as program fee.
- Be able to put utilities in own name.
- Clean and sober 90 days prior to admittance.

Service Hours and Locations

Scattered site apartments managed out of office at:
8 Stonington Street, Hartford

Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Phone: (860) 560-5790 ext. 22