Continuum care

Continuum Care is a rehabilitation center in New Haven, CT. The organization provides mental health services, developmental disability services, and emergency housing programs to assist individuals facing challenges with mental illness, intellectual disabilities, addiction, or homelessness. Serving various regions including New Haven, Woodbridge, Bethany, and Hamden, the center offers specialized supports such as acute services, community housing diversion, and supported living.

Established in 1966 with the creation of The New Haven Halfway House, Continuum Care has grown from a single residential program into a large-scale provider operating over 60 locations across Connecticut. The organization manages 55 licensed group homes, crisis and respite services, and residential case management programs. Their approach focuses on community-based residential settings, such as homes and apartments, to help individuals avoid institutionalization. Notable offerings include the Rapid Evaluation and Treatment Center (REST), recovery and employment support services, and in-home supports for autism and developmental disabilities.

The facility is located on Edgewood Avenue in the Edgewood neighborhood. It is situated near Monitor Square and is a short drive from the New Haven Fire Department Engine 9 and Ella T. Grasso Boulevard.

Continuum Care is recognized as one of the largest community housing providers in Connecticut for individuals managing mental illness and substance abuse. The organization is known for its long-standing history of service in the Greater New Haven area and its commitment to helping vulnerable populations rebuild meaningful lives through comprehensive residential and clinical support.

Continuum Care remains dedicated to empowering individuals to thrive within their communities throughout New Haven and the surrounding regions.