Warmth & safe rest
A heated, supervised indoor space with a place to sit or sleep through the coldest hours.
For individuals experiencing homelessness or unsafe cold-weather conditions in greater New Haven.
The UTRM Warming Center is operated by Upon This Rock Outreach at 645 Grand Avenue in New Haven. Every guest is welcomed with dignity, warmth, and practical help.
What guests can expect when they come inside.
A heated, supervised indoor space with a place to sit or sleep through the coldest hours.
Food and warm beverages served to every guest while the center is open.
Basic hygiene supplies, restrooms, and clean seasonal items as available.
Health screenings and care through our community health partners when on site.
Connections to shelter, housing, recovery, benefits, and other community resources.
Available to any guest who requests it. Never required.
Confirmed for the 2026–2027 cold-weather season.
Co-ed. Open to individuals experiencing homelessness or unsafe cold-weather conditions.
Please bring what you can — nothing is required to ask for help.
Identification, if you have it — not required to ask for help.
Any medications you take, in their original containers.
A change of clothes and personal hygiene items, if available.
Warm outerwear for when you leave in the morning.
Please review before arriving.
Separate from the seasonal Warming Center.
Upon This Rock Outreach Inc. provides a 24-hour emergency shelter for adult men in Greater New Haven.
Three daily meals
Showers
Laundry
Secure storage
Case management
Housing navigation
Employment assistance
Mental-health and recovery support
Medication management
Financial-literacy classes
Connections to community resources
Shelter placement
Shelter placement is referral-based through Connecticut 2-1-1.
Questions about the Warming Center, eligibility, hours, volunteering, or donations — we'll get back to you.
Call or stop by — the door is open.
For questions about the Warming Center, eligibility, hours, or how to help, contact Upon This Rock Outreach directly. Volunteers and donations of warm clothing, blankets, and supplies are always needed.