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Our impact*

5,091
individuals served across all programs
4,000+
community members served through
Holiday Wishes and Harvest for Hope events
500+
individuals, including single women and children, served in emergency housing
300+
participants served in education, employment & financial empowerment program (EEFE)
250+
children served across all programs
*FY2026 data (7/1/25 - 6/30/26)

In the US, homelessness is a major concern. Connecticut is no different.

Recent data (as of 6/11/26) from the Connecticut Point-in-Time Count reveals that 3,847 individuals are currently experiencing homelessness across the state, including 753 in Fairfield County alone.

Without stable housing and jobs, covering basic needs like food, healthcare,
and education becomes nearly impossible.

At Inspirica, we strive to end homelessness and housing insecurity by helping individuals
and families achieve independence through support services and affordable housing.

We serve individuals and families (including single women and families)
experiencing homelessness in the Fairfield County region, including Stamford.

By addressing both the physical and underlying causes of homelessness,
our goal is to break the cycle of homelessness.

Stories of Transformation & Hope

"The Early Childhood & Parenting Program showed me that even in the toughest times, I can provide a stable and nurturing home for my children. Thanks to Inspirica, we're thriving together."

Maria R.
Early Childhood & Parenting Program Graduate

"Inspirica didn't just provide me with a roof over my head; they gave me the tools and resources to rebuild my life. Today, I stand stronger, more empowered, and ready to face the world."

Sarah D.
Transitional Housing Program Graduate

"Finding deeply affordable housing through Inspirica changed everything for my family. It wasn't just about a place to live; it was about regaining our dignity and taking control of our future."

Alex M.
Deeply Affordable Housing Participant