Partner with Link New Haven
We work with nonprofits and social workers across New Haven to distribute our resource guides and keep resource information accurate.
What partnering looks like
Use our guides
Share our free resource guides with your staff to reference when helping clients facing homelessness who need resources. All guides are publicly downloadable.
Keep them accurate
Help us review our resource guides for accuracy and appropriate recommendations based on your knowledge and experience. Verify your organization's details, flag what's changed, or request a guide for a gap you see.
Use our new tools
Use the partner tools we're building as they launch, described below.
We’re finalizing our partner tools
Our tool helps you build individualized navigation plans from verified resources that are easy to share, print, and save. We'll share more with interested organizations soon, as we are currently finalizing our digital infrastructure.
One searchable place for all the services we've verified across New Haven.
A way to build a tailored set of next steps for each person you work with.
Become a partner
Tell us about your organization.
Fill out our short interest form and we'll follow up.
Link New Haven Partners
The following organizations have helped us verify resource guides, use our guides, host our resource desks, or provided guidance.
Liberty Community Services
Navigation Hub
Housing assistance, outreach and engagement, and wraparound support for people experiencing homelessness in Greater New Haven, including case management, health and employment navigation, and pathways to permanent supportive housing.
Trinity Chapel on the Green
Faith Community & Resource Desk Host
Hosts Chapel on the Green, an outdoor worship service and shared meal on the New Haven Green every Sunday at 2:00 pm that is open to everyone, housed or unhoused. Link New Haven runs a resource desk here on Sundays at 2:30 pm.
New Haven Legal Assistance Association
Legal Services
Free legal representation for people living in poverty across New Haven County and the Lower Naugatuck Valley. Represents seniors, people with disabilities, domestic violence survivors, immigrants, low-wage workers, and families at risk of homelessness.
Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center
Health Care
Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center is a community health center offering primary care, dental, behavioral health, and support services to New Haven residents with sliding-scale fees regardless of insurance status.
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen
Food & Basic Needs
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen (DESK) provides nightly dinners, a grocery pantry, peer outreach, and a low-barrier downtown drop-in and resource center for people experiencing homelessness or living in poverty.
APT Foundation
Addiction & Behavioral Health
Rapid, open-access substance use treatment, mental health care, and primary care regardless of ability to pay.