Independent living · Connecticut
Building a foundation for lasting independence.
Safe, stable housing and individualized support for adults ready to move forward with confidence.
Our mission
JMJ Living's mission is to bridge the gap between housing instability and independent living by providing safe, stable housing, individualized case management, and the support needed to build a foundation for lasting independence.
Through New Ground, we empower individuals to build stability, discover purpose, develop self-sufficiency, and gain the tools needed to live independently and move forward with confidence.
What’s included
Our housing model includes the following future housing amenities and support:
Furnished bedrooms
Beds, mattresses, and personal storage.
Shared living spaces
Shared kitchen and common areas for everyday living.
Utilities included
Electricity, heat, water, and Wi-Fi.
Laundry access
Laundry access for residents.
A peaceful home
A living environment built on mutual respect and consideration.
Optional support
Case management and resource referrals to support individual goals and greater independence.
Specific amenities and room arrangements will be confirmed once a property is secured.
Please note: Case management participation is not a condition of housing.
Who we serve
JMJ Living is developing safe, stable shared housing for adults 18 and older who can manage their daily living needs independently.
We welcome inquiries from individuals and referral partners supporting:
Optional case management and community resource referrals will support residents in working toward their goals. JMJ Living will not provide medical care, personal care, or clinical treatment.
- Individuals returning to the community after incarceration
- Veterans
- Independent adults seeking stable shared housing
- Adults transitioning from shelters or experiencing housing instability
- Adults transitioning from hospitals who can live independently
- Adults referred by behavioral health providers who can manage their daily living needs independently
- Individuals navigating life transitions
Resident qualifications
Our housing model is for adults who:
- Are 18 years or older
- Can manage their daily living needs independently, with or without reasonable accommodations.
- Have income or an identified funding source to cover housing costs
- Are willing to live respectfully in a shared home
- Agree to follow house rules and community expectations
- Contribute to caring for personal and shared spaces
Inquiries will be reviewed individually to discuss housing needs and whether JMJ Living’s independent living model is a suitable fit.
Accepted income & funding sources
Residents may use income or approved financial support to cover housing costs, including:
- Employment or self-employment income
- Social Security retirement benefits
- Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Veterans’ benefits
- Pension or retirement income
- Self-pay using savings or other available funds
- Documented financial support from a family member or sponsor, reviewed individually
- Agency payments or community funding programs, subject to program approval
- Other verifiable, lawful income sources
Funding arrangements will be reviewed individually. Acceptance of a specific housing assistance program will depend on its requirements and the property’s eligibility.
How the referral process works
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Submit an Inquiry
Individuals and referral partners can complete our Referral & Partnership Inquiry form or contact JMJ Living directly.
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We Review & Connect
We review the inquiry and follow up with the individual or referring organization to discuss housing needs, goals, and questions.
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Explore Housing Fit
Together, we discuss daily living needs, funding options, and whether JMJ Living’s shared housing model may be a suitable fit. When housing is available, we’ll explain current openings, costs, and application requirements.
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Plan the Next Chapter
Approved applicants will receive an individual move-in orientation and coordinate move-in arrangements. Residents can choose optional case management and community resource referrals to support their goals and greater independence.
Inquiries are welcome; housing is not yet available.
Frequently asked questions
Referrals & partnerships
Individuals, family members, and referral partners are welcome to connect with us for program information and future housing opportunities.
We welcome inquiries from: