The Small Cities Community Development Block Grant from the Connecticut Department of Housing funds research-driven recovery housing projects for individuals with substance use disorders in Connecticut.
Funder: Connecticut Department of Housing
Due Dates: May 22, 2026 (Application opens) | July 31, 2026 (Final deadline or until funds are committed)
Funding Amounts: Approx. $6.5 million total; minimum award $50,000; 3–5 projects expected to be funded.
Summary: Funds acquisition, rehab, or rental assistance for recovery housing for individuals with substance use disorders in Connecticut.
Key Information: Open to nonprofits (501(c)3); strong compliance and reporting requirements; two project tracks (rental assistance or facility development).
This funding opportunity from the Connecticut Department of Housing (DOH) supports the development, rehabilitation, or rental assistance for recovery housing serving individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. The program aims to increase the supply and quality of recovery-oriented housing in Connecticut, emphasizing safe, accessible, and supportive environments. Projects must align with both federal and state requirements, and applicants are expected to demonstrate need, capacity, and a sustainable plan for long-term operation.