
Explore support across health, housing, food, recovery, family, aging, and access. See eligibility, documents, cost, and hours before you travel.

Finding help is hard enough without a wasted trip. Healthy Hartford shows who qualifies, what paperwork to carry, what it costs, and when the doors are open, so you can plan the visit before you leave home.
Counseling, crisis, and safety support.
Prevention, treatment, and peer help.
Shelter, rent, and housing navigation.
Meals, groceries, and healthy eating.
Clinics, screenings, and navigation.
Pregnancy, childcare, and youth programs.
Aging, caregiving, and access support.
Rides, utilities, jobs, and coverage.
These paths follow county health and social-service priorities and recent community health needs assessments. Each program lists the actual towns, ZIP codes, and residency rules it serves.
Search or pick a category, town, language, and access needs.
Review eligibility, what to bring, cost, and application steps.
Collect programs into a printable, private plan, then get directions.
Directions come last, once you know the visit is worth the trip.
Use your current location or enter a town or ZIP code, then sort results nearest first. Addresses for confidential violence services are hidden and replaced with safe contact instructions.


Nonprofits, agencies, healthcare partners, and faith-based and secular organizations can list their programs.
Manage multiple programs and schedules in one place.
Describe eligibility and the documents people should bring.
Get reminders when a listing may be out of date.
The whole interface switches between English and Spanish.
No. It shows each provider's criteria. Always confirm with the program before you go.
No. Your location is used only in your browser to sort nearby results.
Some violence-support sites must stay confidential. They list a safe phone number or website instead.
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Community support, made clearer.