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Basic Needs
Find places to get food, clothing, diapers, and other basic needs.
Employment
Get connected with agencies that offer job finding help, career counseling, training, and other employment services.
Food
Locate farmer's markets, food pantries, and soup kitchens, and learn how to apply for food assistance programs.
Health Care
Find health insurance, medical providers, community clinics, and mental health and substance abuse treatment.
Housing
Search for public and low-income housing options, shelters, rent payment and deposit programs, mortgage help, and other housing resources.
More
See the full list of service categories, including Youth and Financial Supports.
Mayor Justin Elicker
What's New
Finding an activity for youths has never been so easy. The city of New Haven launched the first New Haven Youth Map in 2013. This revamped version continues to allow users to navigate activities and programs available for youths.
Due to COVID-19, for openings and availability of other youth programs please call them directly.
Storage Units
Storageunits.com recently created a guide on everything people need to know about storage facilities for aging adults. You can view the guide here
How to Use the Site
This video will walk you through how to use the site.
Updates/ Seasonal Information
If you are a healthcare worker or first responder and need care for your child while you work please call this dedicated 211 number.
860-756-0864.
For more information on COVID-19 childcare Click here!
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