Focus

Data & Research

Data and research are vital in driving systems change in the housing sector by offering a clear understanding of existing challenges and the effectiveness of current policies. They enable stakeholders to pinpoint systemic inefficiencies, uncover disparities, and evaluate the impact of new approaches. By grounding decisions in robust evidence, data and research help shape transformative policies and practices that lead to a more equitable and sustainable housing system.

22.5 %

22.5% of frontline homelessness response workers in Fairfield County report they had been at risk of losing their housing in 2023-2024.

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98,144

To meet current demand, national research shows Connecticut needs an additional 98,144 homes that are affordable.

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69

Hours you would need to work each week at CT minimum wage to afford a modest 1 bedroom rental home in CT.

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Report

A Look at the Current State of the ODI Partner Network in Fairfield County and Northwest Connecticut

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