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If you do want to logout, please click "Logout". Residential programs and services Explore residential services for CT Veterans Connecticut Veterans Affairs is committed to providing comprehensive support to those who have served our country. Our residential programs help achieve this mission.
They give Veterans the opportunity for rehabilitation and recovery in a supportive community environment. CT Veterans can apply for temporary housing and support through two programs on our Rocky Hill campus: On this page, discover more information about Veterans Affairs residential programs, including eligibility and how to apply.
Renee Gorr serves as the Director of Residential Programs and Services at the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs. With over a decade of leadership experience in behavioral health and senior care, she is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for Connecticut’s veteran community.
Prior to joining the DVA, Renee held leadership roles at Bristol Hospital, where she directed behavioral health services and community education initiatives. She holds a degree in Corporate Communications and Marketing from Southern Connecticut State University and is certified in crisis prevention and intervention.
Renee is also a long-time volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association, reflecting her deep commitment to advocacy and compassionate care. Find support at our Residential Facility The Veterans Affairs Residential Facility offers temporary, supportive living in a community setting. Our mission is to help Veterans and families obtain the necessary benefits, skills, and resources they need to secure permanent housing.
Veterans at the facility set goals and objectives that will help them successfully return to independent living. Residential Staff work on-site to support all Residential Facility programming. This team includes: Veterans Residential Facility Workers Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling Coordinator Therapeutic Recreation Therapist Learn more about the application process for the Residential Facility.
Get to know our Residential Facility by exploring the brochure. Find a full listing of contact information for the Residential Facility. Learn about residential facility fees Find out the cost of staying at the Residential Facility.
Programs and services at the Residential Facility The Residential Facility offers a variety of rehabilitation services and programs, within a community living environment.
These include, but are not limited to: Employment and education resources Social work and case management Other supportive services and programs Stay in supportive housing at Patriots Landing Patriots Landing is our residential program that aims to provide a temporary, safe and secure environment for CT’s Veterans, their spouses, and children who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Patriots Landing has five fully furnished single-family homes. Each features: Three bedrooms with bedding Furniture for all living spaces Full kitchen with kitchen supplies In addition to housing, Patriots Landing program provides residents with supportive services enabling them to achieve life goals. Apply for housing at Patriots Landing Fill out the application form for temporary residency at Patriots Landing.
Find out how to reach the admissions office at Patriots Landing. Learn about Patriots Landing fees Find out the cost of staying at Patriots Landing. Am I eligible for residential services?
To qualify for residential services, you must be a Veteran of the state of Connecticut. That means any person who: Was honorably discharged from, or released under honorable conditions from, active service in the Armed Forces. Is a current resident of CT, or was a resident of CT at the time of enlistment or induction into the Armed Forces.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Veterans of the state of Connecticut, including those honorably discharged or released under honorable conditions from active service in the Armed Forces. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Patriots' Landing Residential Program is funded by Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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