What Are Connecticut’s Cold Weather Shelters and Warming Centers?
Connecticut’s cold weather shelters and warming centers are safe, warm, indoor locations for residents to find refuge from dangerously cold temperatures. These facilities are a critical part of the state’s emergency response, designed to protect the most vulnerable populations, including individuals and families experiencing homelessness, from life-threatening conditions like hypothermia and frostbite.
Below you will find important links for help documentation as well as a registration form for training.
We’re excited to announce the release of new Engage features for cold weather shelters and warming centers.
Discover how to efficiently track client stays and attendance within Engage using the new List Features and Reports. This guide walks you through browsing service history and performing mass back data entry to simplify record-keeping. Plus, learn how to monitor list capacity and usage with the powerful Daily Checking Report.
To View the List Features in Engage click here to view it online OR click the link to download the pdf.
Want to effectively manage client families and households within Engage using the Relationships feature? This guide walks you through creating and removing client associations to accurately track household dynamics. Plus, learn how to visually group related clients on lists using the “Toggle Relationship View” button.
To view the document online, click here OR download the full guide as a PDF by clicking this link.
