Housing costs in Southeastern Connecticut have skyrocketed, rising 40% in just three years for low-income families. Last year alone, 1,192 people experienced homelessness in the region—marking a 47% increase over the last two years. With federal emergency funds drying up, local families are facing housing instability at alarming rates.
Volunteers will convene at SCADD's Lebanon Pines location.
Volunteer activities will include whitewash painting of a brick style dormitory along with beautification of the outside perimeter of the building by planting flowers and shrubs. This will increase the positive atmosphere of the client's living area.
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This event a key part of our Keeping Families Housed & Hopeful campaign.
Help pack 150 Welcome Home Kits for individuals and families who have just secured housing after experiencing homelessness. Each kit will include:
