About The Connection Recovery House New Haven
The Connection Recovery House New Haven is a sober living and transitional housing provider in New Haven, Connecticut supporting low income adults with substance use disorders.
This program offers safe, structured sober housing while residents stay engaged in outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment and 12 step recovery meetings.
Operated by The Connection, a long standing statewide nonprofit, the house is grounded in a housing first philosophy that treats stable housing as foundational to lasting recovery.
What kind of recovery support is provided?
The New Haven Recovery House provides transitional sober living paired with required participation in outpatient or intensive outpatient treatment and 12 step meetings.
Residents also receive case management, along with support like relapse prevention and discharge planning, overdose education and vocational or educational assistance.
Who can get help here?
The program serves low income adult men and women in recovery from substance use disorders, with young adults referenced in some listings.
It is designed for individuals who may also be navigating homelessness, co-occurring mental health conditions or community justice involvement while continuing treatment.
Where is the house located?
The Connection Recovery House is located at 48 Howe Street in New Haven, in a walkable area with access to public transportation.
Nearby resources include hospitals, a university and parks, libraries and museums.
Do they accept insurance?
Medicaid and Medicare, private insurance, self pay and sliding scale payment assistance are accepted. The house also welcomes clients using MAT when it is prescribed elsewhere.
