April 10, 2013 11:45 pm

Sequester Hits Low-Income Families Across CT

As a result of the sequester, housing and homelessness-related programs in Connecticut will be cut by at least $8.8 million dollars this fiscal year. This is affecting many low-income families in Connecticut, starting with housing vouchers, including a Bristol mother.

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