January 29th: UNITED WAY Point In
Time Count of Homeless: Volunteers needed
for homeless count people in our state. The count takes
place Tuesday, Jan. 29, from 5:30 to 11 p.m. Information
from the count will enable us to gauge the extent of
homelessness, determine the services needed to end it, and
help leverage federal funding to support those services.
The
Middlesex County contingent will meet at the
YMCA, 99 Union St., Middletown. The evening will begin with
orientation and brief training, and volunteers will be
assigned to designated areas to located unsheltered people
and conduct the survey. To sign up, contact Lisa Callahan at
(860) 262-5352 or email
lisa.callahan@ct.gov.
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January Through March
Nightly Warming Center:
St. Vincent DePaul
Middletown with downtown churches have a nightly warming
center throughout the winter for the city's homeless people.
The warming center will be open nightly from 9 p.m. to 7
a.m. The Church of the
Holy Trinity will host
during January,
South Congregational will
host during February and
First United Methodist
will host the warming center in March. This year, St.
Vincent de Paul received a $10,000 grant from the city
health department and got donations from Middlesex
ospital,
St.
Pius X Church, River Valley Services, Seasons
Federal Credit Union and the Liberty Bank Foundation.
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