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    Operation Hope of Fairfield's Homeless Response Center provides homeless services such as outreach, case management, shelter diversion, counseling, and housing placement to clients at its location on 50 Nichols Street in Fairfield, Connecticut. While the shelter has closed, the Homeless Response Center offers the same services but without overnight beds. Staff work closely with each client to help them secure housing, employment, and independence.

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    Fairfield- Shelter/Housing

    COMMUNITY PROVIDER’S NAME: Operation Hope of Fairfield

    Program: Homeless Response Center (HRC)

    LOCATION

    Address: 50 Nichols Street

    City, St & Zip: Fairfield, CT 06824

    CONTACT INFORMATION

    Phone: (203) 292-5588

    Fax:

    Toll-Free:

    Website: http://www.operationhopect.org/

    Contact Person’s Name:

    Contact Person Title:

    Contact Person E-mail:

    Contact Person Phone:

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

    Hours of Operation:

    Services Provided: While OH has closed its shelter, its new Homeless Response Center (HRC) provides all
    the same homeless services we have always done, just without the overnight beds. OH is leading this
    homelessness movement in our community as the most effective response to those who need housing
    and services. The HRC provides homeless outreach services, crisis intervention, case management,
    shelter diversion, clinical counseling, Coordinated Access Network (CAN) Navigation services, homeless
    prevention, and housing placement.

    Our staff works closely with each client to determine how best to recover their lives and secure more
    permanent housing, employment and overall independence.

    Languages:

    Other Information:

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