Our History

A group of Hartford residents, concerned with increasing rates of homelessness and a shortage of affordable housing, purchase and renovate the former South Park Methodist Church.

South Park Inn’s Emergency Shelter opens its doors to families and individuals.

South Park Inn operates a Transitional Living Program.

The historic Plimpton House mansion is transformed into permanent supportive housing for seniors and people with disabilities.

Veterans’ Services establishes the weekly Veteran Drop-In Center.

Our medical and behavioral respite partnership begins with Hartford HealthCare and St. Francis Hospital.

South Park Inn assumes a leadership role in the region’s historic efforts to fight COVID-19.

South Park Inn launches its first non-residential Homelessness Prevention Program.

Journey Home and South Park Inn partner to provide targeted Housing Search support to people matched through the Greater Hartford Coordinated Access Network with rental assistance or subsidies.