Journey Home is a dynamic brand comprised of innovative problem solvers dedicated to ending homelessness in the Connecticut Capital Region. As the agency responsible for implementing Hartford's 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness since 2007, Journey Home has emerged as a strategic leader and trusted partner for homeless service providers throughout the region. The brand's primary focus is addressing the root causes of homelessness and applying sustainable solutions to break the cycles of homelessness.

Journey Home prevents housing loss, expedites housing solutions for those experiencing homelessness, and assists individuals in transitioning into their homes by providing furnishings and household items. Moreover, they also facilitate income generation and access to necessary services to ensure that individuals never become homeless again. Journey Home's commitment to their mission has yielded significant results, with an 86% decrease in chronic homelessness since 2015 and a considerable increase in shelter diversion in the Capitol Region.

Their work is powered by the support of strategic partners, generous donors, and passionate volunteers. Serving the Connecticut Capital Region, Journey Home's reach extends to numerous cities and towns, including Andover, Avon, Manchester, Windsor, and more. With Coordinated Access as the core of their work, Journey Home follows a standardized method to streamline the process of accessing housing and homeless services.

Through community collaboration, standardized protocols, and shared priorities, they ensure a smooth transition for individuals experiencing homelessness. Journey Home's impactful journey is marked by steady accomplishments, including substantial reductions in chronic and overall homelessness, the launch of employment programs, and successful campaigns to end veterans' homelessness. Driven by their mission to ensure a home for all, Journey Home is devoted to building partnerships, implementing innovative solutions, and effecting lasting, systemic change in the fight against homelessness