Leading the
conversation on housing and stability.
Through public advocacy, media partnerships, community leadership, and direct service experience, Mercy helps inform conversations about housing, recovery, and solutions that strengthen communities across Connecticut.
Mercy Housing Featured on iHeart Community Access with Amanda Jo
Listen to CEO Kara Capone discuss Mercy Housing and Shelter Corporation, the increase in homelessness in our community, and Mercy Housing’s participation in Birdies for Charity.
CEO Kara Capone Receives Homelessness Social Justice Award
CEO Kara Capone Receives Homelessness Social Justice Award
Governor Announces Statewide Funding for Homeless Diversion Services
Governor Ned Lamont took to the podium during a news conference at Mercy Housing’s St. Elizabeth House to announce the release of $5 million from the state’s Federal Cuts Response Fund to be used statewide for homelessness diversion.
Mercy Housing Featured at News Conference with Sen. Richard Blumenthal Nov. 14
Chris, a participant in Mercy’s Permanent Supportive Housing program, shared how Mercy’s programs changed his life during a conference about reduced funding for homelessness services.
CEO Kara Capone Speaks at News Conference with Governor Lamont Nov. 7.
Capone joined state leaders and Governor Lamont to discuss the state’s upcoming Special Session, which includes a revised housing bill.
CEO Kara Capone Speaks at News Conference with Governor Lamont Nov. 7.
Capone joined state leaders and Governor Lamont to discuss the state’s upcoming Special Session, which includes a revised housing bill.
CEO Kara Capone Speaks at News Conference with Governor Lamont Aug. 4
Mercy Housing receives Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Mercy Fund for Ministry Grant
The grant supports the work done in Mercy Housing’s Friendship Center.
Read the story of “David”, a retired teacher who has become homeless and is a frequent guest at the Friendship Center as posted on the Sisters of Mercy of America’s website.
Mercy shelter offers refuge and support to those experiencing homelessness
Mercy Housing Hosts Governor Lamont for Jan. 17 News Conference
Lamont announced a $58.6M allocation from the Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee to create a new housing initiative for those experiencing homelessness and opioid use disorder from the Chapel at St. Elizabeth House.
Watch NBC Connecticut’s interview with CEO Kara Capone and a resident graduating from Mercy Housing’s Women’s Recovery Program.
Fox 61’s The Real Story
Watch episodes of Fox 61’s The Real Story featuring CEO Kara Capone.
December 8, 2024: CEO Kara Capone speaks about the state of homelessness in CT and more.
February 11, 2024: CEO Kara Capone discusses the challenges of finding affordable housing in CT and more.
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CT Post: CEO Kara Capone shares how Mercy makes the holidays brighter for those in need
CT Mirror: Cold Weather Services for the Homeless may Shrink after Funding Cuts
WCAI: CT Housing Case Workers Report Burnout as the State’s Housing Crisis Worsens
Chris, a participant in Mercy’s Permanent Supportive Housing program, shared how Mercy’s programs changed his life during a conference about reduced funding for homelessness services.
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Every conversation about housing stability, recovery, and community well being creates opportunities for meaningful change. Together, we can help create stronger pathways toward housing and independence for everyone.