Impact

About Mercy Housing

Our Impact

Supporting Mercy Housing and Shelter Corporation makes a difference in the lives of the individuals and families our organization serves.

The outcomes below show the impact of Mercy Housing and Shelter Corporation’s programs and services in Greater Hartford and Middletown from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.

By The Numbers

The impact of a community
working together.

By sharing the work behind the scenes, each organization can put more of its energy and more of every dollar where it counts.


77,863

nutritious meals served this year between St. Elizabeth House and the Friendship Center.

205

people gained a safe and stable place to live through our Permanent Supportive Housing program.

165

people accessed safe housing and learned skills to develop independence through our Residential Programs.

790

people avoided homelessness by working with our Shelter Diversion Program.

401

people in Greater Hartford were served in partnership with the Greater Hartford Coordinated Access Network.

389

people in Greater Middletown were served in partnership with the Middletown-Meriden-Wallingford Coordinated Access Network.

3,833

people were served through Mercy’s Diversion HUBS in Hartford and Middletown.

114

people quickly found and maintained appropriate housing after experiencing literal homelessness through our Rapid Rehousing Program.

Testimonials

How Mercy Housing changes lives through its programs and services.

Explore Our Impact

Annual Report

Learn more about Mercy Housing and Shelter Corporation’s impact.