Cogswell Hall

The resources and information in the Milestones Autism Resources Center are meant to be a reference, and should not be considered comprehensive or an endorsement or recommendation of any providers, methodologies or services from any of the groups, agencies or companies listed. We urge you to make independent judgment when selecting a professional to assist you. We provide guiding questions to help you think through what is right for your situation.

Cogswell Hall houses and serves low income men and women struggling with mental illness, development and physical disabilities, substance abuse, and the effects of homelessness and trauma.

Residents pay 30% of their income toward rent and, by signing a lease, have the rights and responsibilities of any renter. Residents can make Cogswell Hall their home on a short term basis or permanently as it fits their needs.