Connecticut Fair Housing Center — Working to ensure that all people have equal access to housing opportunities, free from discrimination.

WE'VE MOVED!
For over 20 years, the Center has worked to ensure that all CT residents can access the housing of their choice. Now, we have a home of our own! The Center's new address is 60 Popieluszko Court, Hartford. Get directions to our new location.
2018 LOVING AWARD DINNER
Thank you to everyone who came out for our 10th Annual Loving Civil Rights Award Dinner on May 10th! See the event photos on Facebook.
NEED A REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION FROM YOUR LANDLORD?
The Center has an easy, free online tool to help people with disabilities request accommodations or modifications from their landlords. Click here to use our step-by-step letter generator.
2018 FORECLOSURE CLINIC SCHEDULE
About 1 in 20 Connecticut homeowners with mortgages are more than 90 days past due on their payments. The Connecticut Fair Housing Center offers resources to homeowners and other professionals to prevent needless foreclosures. Click here for a schedule of our foreclosure prevention clinics.
RENTERS’ GUIDE & HOMEBUYERS’ GUIDE
Thinking about your next move? Whether you are renting or buying a home, our FREE Moving Forward Guides can help. Get step-by-step advice about the rental and homebuying process - and learn your fair housing rights along the way. Click here to download or request a hard copy.
ACCESS TO HOUSING IN CONNECTICUT
The Connecticut Fair Housing Center recently published three reports on access to housing in Connecticut. The reports focus on how land use policies contribute to segregation, the prevalence of mortgage lending discrimination, and an assessment of our foreclosure prevention work over the last several years. Learn more or download the reports here.
THE LAW PROTECTS IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES, AND PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS
State and federal fair housing laws prohibit discrimination based on national origin, religion, and ancestry. Call the Center at 860-247-4400 if you think you have been the victim of housing discrimination. Click here to learn more about your rights.

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