Our Thrift Store operates six days per week and has become an essential service for those living in poverty in our community. Based on need, it provides at low cost or no cost clothing, household items, furnishings, and other goods to poor individuals and families living throughout the area. 

Since 1981, our Soup Kitchen has been serving individuals and families experiencing poverty, hunger, and homelessness a nutritionally balanced, hot noon-time meal seven days a week. Our Food Pantry, which also operates in the same location, distributes weekly groceries to the area poor at no charge.

Since 1984, our shelter has been a refuge for thousands of individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The largest program of its kind in the State of Connecticut, the Shelter is able to serve up to 126 people each night. Our shelter services go beyond a hot shower, a clean bed, and a safe place to restore.

Casa De Rosa is our Licensed Mental Health Residential Living Center serving eight adults with severe and prolonged mental health conditions.

Cornerstone is our 18-bed Supervised Apartment Program for adults with serious mental health issues.

SOS is our scattered-site Permanent Supportive Housing Program, which provides homeless individuals and families with disabilities with leasing assistance.

The Mission purchased two parcels of land in 1989 and constructed sixteen units of quality, safe and affordable housing for the working poor.