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Programs & Services

Group Homes

Homeless Youth Outreach          (203) 777-8445 or email us now

Transitional and Independent Living

Education and Life Skills
 

 

 


Programs and Services

Youth Continuum is dedicated to helping at-risk youth between the ages of 13 and 23 through supportive housing, educational and vocational training, enrichment opportunities, counseling, basic needs and outreach.

 

Group Homes:

Forbes, Uno, Bradley, Harbor, Helens & Laurel Houses

Youth Continuum operates six group homes for foster youth, each accommodating up to 9 boys. Youth in these programs attend public schools, participate in our MacMullen Education, Training and Enrichment Center and work within the community.  

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Homeless Street Outreach:

Helping Our Society to Survive

Helping Our Society to Survive (HOSTS) is a comprehensive street outreach program and therapeutic drop-in center for homeless and runaway youth located in downtown New Haven. HOSTS offers intervention, counseling, referrals, job readiness skills, and personal enrichment opportunities through our MacMullen Education Training and Enrichment Center. Contact a counselor at (203) 777-8445 or send an email now.

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Emergency Shelter

Basic Center

Basic Center allows us to address the immediate shelter needs of homeless youth in the Greater New Haven area.  The Center houses up to 4 youth at a time under the age of 18, with separate male and female living arrangements.  Youth may stay at the facility for up to 21 days while more permanent placement is found through Youth Continuum’s Transitional & Independent Living Programs.

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Transitional & Independent Living:

Umoja House and Community Housing Assistance Program

Umoja House provides transitional living arrangements for up to 21 months to young people ages 17 to 21. This dormitory-style apartment is staffed with case managers that provide one-on-one counseling, financial coaching and life skills training.  

Our Community Housing Assistance Program (CHAP) allows youth ages 17 to 23 to live more independently while still having a case manager providing 24-hour on-call supportive services.

Youth in both of these programs are required to be enrolled in an educational or vocational program and be employed part-time, with the option to participate in our Education, Training and Enrichment Center.

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Education and Life Skills:

MacMullen Education, Training and Enrichment Center

The MacMullen Education, Training and Enrichment Center offers educational and job skill training programs that include community-based internships, job readiness training, interview preparation, one-on-one tutoring, and cultural enrichment activities.

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