Connecticut Governor Lamont Announces $2.5 Million for 211 Call Capacity and $7 Million for Homeless Services
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced over $2.5 million in funding to enhance call capacity at 211, a resource for connecting individuals to assistance programs. He also revealed nearly $7 million to support homeless services, addressing cuts from a federal funding pause. A new warming center has opened at the Salvation Army headquarters in Waterbury to provide shelter for those in need through the end of March.
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Governor Ned Lamont will announce over $2.5 million in funding for call capacity at 211, a resource connecting individuals to assistance programs. Additionally, he will present nearly $7 million to support homeless services, compensating for cuts due to a federal funding pause by the Trump Administration affecting the continuum of care program from HUD. A new warming center has opened at the Salvation Army headquarters in Waterbury to provide shelter for those without homes, operational through the end of March.
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