My Sisters’ Place

My Sisters’ Place has provided a safe, supportive environment for people without a home in Greater Hartford since 1982. The organization works with women, families, and others experiencing homelessness related to circumstances such as domestic violence, eviction, unemployment, or mental illness. Its services combine housing, guidance, and support intended to help people build independence and stability.

Through its supportive housing programs, My Sisters’ Place serves low-income individuals and families who were formerly homeless and need housing support. Services may include voluntary case management, referrals and advocacy, employment assistance, financial literacy, life-skills training, and connections to education, health care, and other community resources.

The organization also provides housing mobility counseling for households with Housing Choice or RAP vouchers, including guidance related to tenant rights, financial management, credit repair, apartment searches, and landlord communication. People seeking additional resources can review NHREA’s Connecticut homeless assistance guide and federal assistance resources. Visit the official website to confirm current program details.