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Resource Guide Greater New Haven Area

Revised7/13/16

TheCTBHPisaPartnershipthatconsistsoftheDepartmentofChildrenandFamilies(DCF),theDepartmentofSocialServices(DSS),theDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServices(DMHAS),BeaconHealthOptions®andalegislativelymandatedOversightCouncil.Expandedin2011toincludeDMHAS,thecontractisdesignedtocreateanintegratedbehavioralhealthservicesystemforourmembers;Connecticut’sMedicaidpopulations,includingchildrenandfamilieswhoareenrolledinHUSKYHealthandDCFLimitedBenefitprograms.TheprimarygoalsofthePartnershiparetoprovideaccesstoandcoordinationofamorecompleteandeffectivesystemofbehavioralhealthservicesandsupports,andtoimproveoverallmemberoutcomes.

FormoreinformationonCTBHPmemberservices,pleaseviewourMemberHandbookbyclickingonthefollowinglink:http://www.ctbhp.com/members/mbr_info.htm.LinkstoStatepartners: DCF:www.ct.gov/dcf DMHAS:www.ct.gov/dmhas DSS:www.ct.gov/dss

Suggestionsregardingthisguidearewelcometobeemailedtoctbhp@beaconhealthoptions.com.

ImportantPhoneNumbersforMedicaidMembersinConnecticut

ClaimsAddress

HewlettPackardEnterpriseSystems(HPES)Members‐ 1‐866‐409‐8430IfyougetabillforservicescalltheConnecticutMedicalAssistanceProgram’sClientAssistanceCenterat(866)409‐8430forsomeonetohelpresearchitforyou.Youcanalsoremindyour

Providerthatheorshewillneedtobill(HPES).

Medical(Member)CommunityHealthNetwork‐ CTHuskyHealth(MedicalMedicaid)1‐800‐859‐9889,forHearingImpaired:711Website:http://www.chnct.org

Medical(Provider)CommunityHealthNetwork‐ CTHuskyHealth(MedicalMedicaid)1‐800‐440‐5071Website:http://www.chnct.org

BehavioralHealth

ConnecticutBehavioralHealthPartnership(BehavioralHealthMedicaid)1‐877‐552‐8247HearingImpaired:TDD/TTY‐1‐866‐218‐0525or711Website:

www.ctbhp.com(HUSKYD‐ResidentialSATreatment,&BehavioralHealthRecoveryProgram‐AdvancedBehavioralHealth)(ABH1‐800‐606‐3677Website:

www.abhct.com)Non‐Emergency

Transportation(NotcoveredforHUSKYB

members)

HUSKYA,HUSKYC,andHUSKYD=Logisticare:1‐888‐248‐9895,forHearingImpaired:

711Website:https://www.logisticare.com

PharmacyServices

ClientAssistanceCenter:1‐866‐409‐8430or1‐860‐269‐2031;HearingImpairedTDD/TTY1‐866‐604‐3470or711

PriorAuthorizationAssistanceCenter:1‐866‐409‐8386or1‐860‐269‐2030;DSSWebsite:www.ctdssmap.com

DentalServicesDentalHealthPartnership/BeneCare:Mon‐ Fri8:00amto5:00pm.1‐855‐283‐3682;

HearingImpaired:711;Website:www.ctdhp.comVisionServices CommunityHealthNetwork‐ CHN1‐800‐859‐9889

CONNECTCARD

HUSKYA,contactDSSEligibilityWorker

HUSKYB,contactHUSKYEnrollmentCenter:1‐800‐656‐6684;HearingImpaired:711

DSSCTDepartmentofSocialServicesBenefitsCenter:1(855)626‐6632/DSSInformation

Line:1(855)578‐4515DDS CTDepartmentofDevelopmentalServices:1(866)737‐0330

Medicare Medicare:1(800)633‐4227SocialSecurity SocialSecurityAdministration:1(800)772‐1213

XeroxSpenddown Xerox‐ CTMedicaidSpenddownLine:1(877)858‐7012

TABLEOFCONTENTS

RESOURCESFORCHILDREN&ADOLESCENTS24HourCrisisHotline 4OutpatientPsychiatricClinics 4OutpatientTreatmentPrograms 5Community&PreventionPrograms 7IntensiveOutpatientPrograms&PartialHospitalizationPrograms 9ExtendedDayTreatment 11HomeBasedMentalHealthServices 11SubstanceAbuseTreatment 15PsychiatricResidentialTreatmentFacilities(PRTF) 16ResidentialTreatment&TherapeuticGroupHomes 17 SupportGroupsforChildren&Parents 17Mentoring&AfterSchoolPrograms 22AutismServices 26AdditionalResources 27RESOURCESFORADULTS 24‐hourCrisisHotlines 31LocalMentalHealthAuthorities 31OutpatientClinics 31IntensiveOutpatient&PartialHospitalizationPrograms 33SubstanceAbuseTreatment 34MethadoneMaintenance 37AmbulatoryDetox 37 ResidentialTreatmentFacilities 38ProblemGamblingServices 38CaseManagementServices 38 DomesticViolenceServices 40WomenandChildrenPrograms 41EmploymentServices 41PeerSupportServices 43DMHASSocialClubs 44AdditionalResources 44

BASICNEEDSInfoline(211) 48Advocacy/Legal 48FederallyQualifiedHealthCenters 49 Transportation 50

HousingResources&HomelessServices 50SoupKitchens&FoodPantries 56

RESOURCESFORCHILDREN&ADOLESCENTSintheGREATERNEWHAVENAREA

(*MedicaidCoveredService)

24‐HOURCRISISHOTLINE

EmergencyMobileCrisisServicesPhone:211

OUTPATIENTPSYCHIATRICCLINICSFORCHILDREN(DCFLicensed)*http://www.dir.ct.gov/dcf/Licensed_Facilities/listing_OPCC.aspBoys&GirlsVillage528WheelersFarmsRoadMilford,CT06461203‐877‐0300Bridges…ACommunitySupportSystem(EnhancedCareClinic)949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365Children’sCenterofHamden1400WhitneyAvenueHamden,CT06517203‐248‐2116

CliffordBeersGuidanceClinic(EnhancedCareClinic)93EdwardsStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐772‐1270

CornellScott‐HillHealthCenter‐Child&FamilyGuidanceClinic400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐503‐3055CornerstonePC1090MainStreetBranford,CT06460203‐315‐1555x30HospitalofStRaphaelBranfordAdolescentDayHospital(Youthages12‐18)21BusinessParkRoadBranford,CT06450203‐488‐0471

IntegratedWellnessGroup446ABlakeStreetSuite200NewHaven,CT06515203‐387‐9400http://integratedwellnessgroup.org

JewishFamilyServicesofNewHaven1440WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐389‐5599

LowerNaugatuckValleyParent&ChildResourceCenter30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐954‐0543NorthAmericanFamilyInstitute(NAFI)NAFIConnecticut746ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06519860‐284‐1177WestHavenMentalHealthClinic–YaleUniversitySchoolofMed270CenterStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐789‐7858YaleChildStudy(EnhancedCareClinic)40TempleStreetSuite7CNewHaven,CT06510203‐785‐2513OUTPATIENTTREATMENTPROGRAMSTraumaFocusedCognitiveBehavioralTherapy(TF‐CBT)TF‐CBTisaclinic‐based,short‐termtreatment(16to20sessions)forchildren,ages4to18whohavesignificantbehavioralandemotionalproblemsthatarerelatedtotraumaticlifeevents,eveniftheydonotmeetfulldiagnosticcriteriaforpost‐traumaticstressdisorder(PTSD).Bridges…ACommunitySupportSystem*(EnhancedCareClinic)949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365

CliffordBeersGuidanceClinic‐Morrisa.WesselChild&FamilyTraumaCenter*(EnhancedCareClinic)93EdwardsStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐777‐8648

CornerstonePC1090MainStreetBranford,CT06460

203‐315‐1555x30CornellScottHillHealthCenter*Child&FamilyGuidance226DixwellAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐503‐3458CornellScottHillHealthCenter*Child&FamilyGuidance400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐503‐3055DialecticalBehavioralTherapy(DBT)isdesignedtoimproveanindividual’scapacitytoeffectivelymanagehis/heremotionsandeliminateself‐injurious/suicidalbehaviorTheCenterforDialecticalandCognitiveBehavioralTherapies(CDCBT)291WhitneyAve.,Suite301NewHaven,CT06511203‐787‐3070www.cdcbt.comWestHavenMentalHealthClinic*270CenterStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐974‐5900EileenBecker‐Dunn,LCSW291WhitneyAvenue,Suite#304NewHaven,CT06511eileenbd@comcast.net203‐772‐6644DebraBond,PhD147BishopStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐627‐6824MargaretKilgore,LCSW230EastMainStreet,#3Branford,CT06405203‐415‐1571megkilgore@abcglobal.net(Serviceschildrenupto13years&Adults‐AcceptsBlueCross/BlueShield,UnitedHealthcare,Oxford,Cigna,&UnitedBehavioralHealth)ShorelinePsychological,LLCAbbyLipschutz,PsyDLicensedClinicalPsychologist17WoodlandRoad/28FairfieldPlaceMadison,CT06443203‐779‐5490contactus@shorelinepsychological.comdr.lipschutz@shorelinepsychological.com

JenniferMurphy,LCSW88BroadStreetGuilford,CT06437203‐927‐8041EllenD.Nasper,PhD7BurnsStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐1444KaryStrickland,LCSWNewHaven,CT06511203‐464‐4702YaleNewHavenHospital*425GeorgeStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐688‐5474CTHealingCenter*830ShermanAvenueHamden,CT06514203‐288‐HEALcthealingcenter@yahoo.comCOMMUNITY&PREVENTIONPROGRAMSCommunityBasedLifeSkills(CBLS)‐conductedforyoungpeopleages15–21withDCFinvolvement.Theprogramisdesignedtoprovideeducationalandexperientialopportunitiesthathaveapositiveimpactontheirgrowingindependenceandtransitiontoadulthood,assisttheminestablishingaworkableknowledgeofcommunityresourcesandsupportsavailabletothemandinstillthepositivevaluesofconfidence,competence,andself‐sufficiency.Marrakech*526WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06515203‐389‐2970FocusonK.I.D.SProgram‐speciallydesignedforparentsinhigh‐conflictseparationsanddivorces.K.I.D.Sstandsfortheknowledgeandinsightparents’gainthatallowsthemtomakegooddecisionsthatleadtorealsolutionsthatwillbeinthebestinterestoftheirchild.KIDSCLUBisaneightweektherapeuticgroupforchildrenages7‐11whichusesfunprojectsandgamestoreinforceweeklytopicsincludingexpressingfeelings,self‐esteem,self‐control,problemsolvingandpracticingsocialskills.

JewishFamilyServicesofNewHaven*1440WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐389‐5599

TRAININGINRELATIONSHIPS&EMOTIONALCOMPETENCYFORCHILDREN(TRECC)‐TRECCfocusesonchildrenbetweentheagesof6‐17whoarehavingdifficultymeetingschool,familyorsocialexpectationsduetoseriousemotional,behavioralandsocialdisturbances.Childrenattenddailygroupsessionsforapproximately8‐12weekswhichemphasizeproblem‐solvingandrelaxationskills,emotionalexpression,

learninghowemotionsandactionsworktogether,andidentifyingbehavioralandsocialdisturbances.Treatmentalsoinvolvesplay,artanddramatherapy,psychiatricservices,andactiveparent/familyinvolvement.

LowerNaugatuckValleyParent7ChildResourceCenter*30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐954‐0543IntensiveMentoringforAdolescent&ChildTreatment(IMPACT)‐TheIMPACTprogramisatherapeuticserviceforchildrenages4‐16withemotionaland/orbehavioralproblemswhoneedmoreintensiveandspecializedservices,andareatriskofenteringaresidentiallevelofcare,orwhoarebeingdischargedfromresidentialcare.Cliniciansworkwithindividualchildrenontherapeutic,educationalandrecreationalactivitiesrelatedtotreatmentgoals,includingsocial,academicandcommunicationskills,activitiesofdailyliving,angermanagementandpositivedecisionmaking.LowerNaugatuckValleyParent&ChildResourceCenter*30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐954‐0543TeenPregnancyPrevention(TTP)Program‐TheSAFE/TPPProgramhelpsschool‐referredpre‐teensandteenagersavoidriskybehaviorbypromotingaccountability,responsibledecision‐makingskills,abstinence,andacademicachievementasalternativestoparenthoodforadolescentboysandgirls.Work‐basedlearningexperiences,lifeskillsandfamilyeducation,tutoringandcareereducationarealsoprovided.TheConsultationCenter(leadagencyforthePregnancyPreventionandParentingNetworkofNewHaven)coordinatesinformationforpregnantteensandteenparents.Servicesareprovidedathighschoolhealthcentersandcommunityclinics.Spanishspeakingavailable.

ThePregnancyPrevention&ParentingNetwork389WhitneyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐7645www.theconsultationcenter.orginfo@theconsultationcenter.org

CoordinatingCouncilforChildreninCrisis(CCCC)‐Outreachprogramheldduringtheschoolyearforteen’sages12‐17inparticipatingNewHavenschoolsteachesyouthaboutriskfactorsthatcontributetoteenpregnancyandschooldrop‐outrates.

TeenOutreachProgram235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600

TruancyInterventionProject‐Theprojectisapre‐courtinterventiondesignedtodivertthefilingofaFamilywithServiceNeed(FWSN)petition.Thisprojectmatchesinterestedattorneyvolunteerswithmiddleschoolagedchildrenwhoareexperiencingproblemswithschoolattendance.Projectexperiencehasshownthatinmanycases,truancyproblemscanbealleviatedbyhavingacommittedadultdemonstratingconsistentinterestinthechild’sschoolattendanceandprovidingarolemodelforthevalueofeducation.Inotherinstances,relativelyminorinterventions,suchasmeetingwithschoolpersonneltoaddressunderlyingissuesthatarecausingtruancy,orhelpingthechild’sfamilyaccessavailableservices,haveasurprisinglybeneficialimpactonachild’sschoolattendance.

NewHavenPublicSchools

426StateStreetNewHaven,CT06510www.nhps.net

ChildDevelopment‐CommunityPolicingProgram(CD‐CP)‐IncollaborationwithYaleUniversity’sChildStudyCenterCD‐CPprogramisaninitiativeforgatewayoffenderscalledPHATChance,attemptingtoaddressstudentswhohavealreadyenteredthecriminaljusticesystem.Adolescentsage10to16arerequiredtoattendtheprogramaspartofjuvenileprobation.Theyattendfourweeklysessionsofbetween90to120minutes,withspecificprogrammingforcommunityservice,groupcounseling,academicsupportandstructuredrecreationalactivities.Theprograminvolvesadolescentsinapeergrouptostabilizeantisocialbehaviors,hascliniciansworkcloselywithadolescents,anddevelopsacollaborativerelationshipbetweencliniciansandjuvenilejusticepersonnelfocusedontheyouth

Dr.ReginaldMayo,SuperintendentofSchools54MeadowStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐946‐8888

ClinicalProgramJuvenileDetentionMentalHealthProgram(JDMHP)‐YalecontractswiththeCourtSupportServicesDivision(CSSD),previouslytheDivisionofJuvenileDetentionServices,toprovidementalhealthconsultationservicesintwoofthestate’sthreepre‐adjudicatedjuveniledetentioncenters.Overthepastyear,theJDMHPhasprovidedover6000individualmentalhealthcliniciancontactsandover1500individualpsychiatrycontactstojuveniledetaineesacrosssitesserved.

Moreinformation:JudithRobbinsjudith.robbins@yale.edu

INTENSIVEOUTPATIENT&PARTIALHOSPITALIZATIONPROGRAMS*Bridges…ACommunitySupportSystem‐YoungAdultServices‐ChildEmergencyMobilePsychiatricServices(EMPS),IntensiveFamilyPreservation&FamilyReunification,IntensiveIn‐homeChild&AdolescentPsychiatricServices(IICAPS),CareCoordination,ChildBereavementServices,TeenageDrug&AlcoholPrevention

Bridges…ACommunitySupportSystem(EnhancedCareClinic)949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365

CatholicCharitiesFAMILYCENTERS‐ThreefamilycentersintheCityofHartford,oneintheCityofNewHaven,andoneintheCityofWaterburyofferaculturallycompetentandcomprehensiveapproachtothedevelopmentandenhancementofthefamily,focusingonactivitiesthatreinforceparent‐childbonding.CatholicCharitiesoperatesthesecenters,buteachcenterisinfluencedbyparentsandfamilieswhoformanAdvisoryBoardthatassistsinestablishingthecenter’sagenda,goalsandobjectives.

CatholicCharities‐FamilyServiceCenterChildGuidanceClinic501LombardStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐787‐2207CatholicCharities‐CentroSanJoseChildGuidanceClinic290GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐6771

CatholicCharitiesChildGuidanceClinic‐Ansonia,Hartford,Meriden,Milford,NewBritain,NewHaven,Torrington,Waterbury|Eachmentalhealthclinicislicensedasachildguidanceclinicpromotingsoundandculturallycompetentmentalhealthandskillsdevelopmentthatmaximizeachild’ssuccessathome,atschool,andinthecommunity.Childrenareprovidedwithavarietyofoutpatientmentalhealthinterventionstoenablethemtoexperiencehealthydevelopmentandachievetheirmaximumleveloffunctioning.

CatholicCharities‐ProjectApoyo790GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐772‐1131270CenterStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐878‐6365CornellScottChild&FamilyGuidanceClinic400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐503‐3250HospitalStRaphael1294ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐5969HospitalofStRaphaelBranfordAdolescentDayHospital(Youthages12‐18)28BusinessParkRoadBranford,CT06450203‐488‐0471YaleNewHavenHospital20YorkStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐688‐4242MilfordCatholicCharities203HighStreetMilford,CT06460203‐874‐6270MilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐offersfamilytherapyconductedbyspecificallytrainedtherapiststoassistfamilieswithstrengtheningtheirrelationshipsandparentingskills.Issuessuchasschoolproblems,self‐esteem,griefandloss,run‐away,truancy,divorceseparation,andsingleparenting.

MilfordYouth&FamilyServices150GulfStreetMilford,CT06460203‐783‐3253ProvidesfamilycounselingMadisonYouth&FamilyServices‐offersindividualcounselingforyouthandtheirfamiliesconcernedaboutbehavioralproblems,familyissues,compulsivebehaviors,emotionalissues,schoolperformance,etc.MadisonYouth&FamilyServices

10SchoolStreetMadison,CT06442203‐245‐5645

NewHavenFamilyAlliance370JamesStreet#201NewHaven,CT06515203‐786‐5970RimmonPondCounselingLLC100BankStreet,Suite306Seymour,CT06483203‐888‐0462BehavioralManagement33BernhardRoadNorthHaven,CT06473203‐785‐9110CatholicCharities‐Child,Adolescent,FamilyTherapy205WakeleeAvenueAnsonia,CT06401203‐735‐7481GuilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐Confidentialcounselingservicesareavailableforchildrenandfamilies36GravesAvenueGuilford,CT06443203‐453‐8047

EXTENDEDDAYTREATMENTPROGRAMS*

Boys&GirlsVillage,Inc.(Youthages5‐14)528WheelersFarmsRoadMilford,CT06461‐1874203‐877‐0300Boys&GirlsVillage,Inc.170BennettStreetBridgeport,CT06605203‐330‐6790CliffordBeers377MainStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐933‐8050CliffordBeers‐ShorelineOffice652BostonPostRoadGuilford,CT06437203‐458‐2134

HOMEBASEDMENTALHEALTHSERVICES

CareCoordination(CC)‐CareCoordinationisafamilyfocused,child‐centeredmodelthatassistsinmanagingmultiplecommunityservices.Emphasisisplacedonthecurrentstrengthsandneedsofthefamily.

Bridges…ACommunitySupportProgram*949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460

203‐878‐6365

CoordinatingCouncilforChildreninCrisis(CCCC)*131DwightStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600www.ccccnh.org

CliffordBeersGuidanceClinic*(EnhancedCareClinic)93EdwardsStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐772‐1270Referrals:GabrielleHallat203‐777‐8648x207Fax:(203)785‐0617

FamilyEnrichmentServices(FES)‐providesarangeofin‐hometeaching,modeling,support,advocacyandassistancewithobtainingservicesfromthecommunityinordertoenhanceparentingcompetenciesandimprovetheparents’/caregivers’overallfunctioningandabilitytocarefortheirchildren.

LowerNaugatuckValleyParent&ChildResourceCenter*30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐954‐0543FamilyCenteredServicesofConnecticut(formerlyCCCC)*235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600www.ccccnh.org

FamilySubstanceAbuseTreatmentServices(F‐SATS)‐UtilizingMulti‐DimensionalFamilyTherapy(MDFT)asthecoreofitstreatmentservices,theF‐SATSprogramseekstoidentifyriskfactorsandprovidestrength‐basedpracticestodevelopandinitiateprotocolsandstrategiestooffsetandeliminatebothsubstanceabuseandanti‐socialpatternsofbehavioramongtheyoungstersbeingservedandthefamilyunit.

Boys&GirlsVillage,Inc.*170BennettStreetBridgeport,CT06605203‐330‐6790www.bgvillage.org (This program serves towns in addition to Bridgeport.)

FunctionalFamilyTherapy(FFT)‐provideshome‐basedtreatmenttochildren,youthandfamiliesintheirhomesandcommunities.ServicesareprovidedbyaMaster’s‐levelclinician.Servicesaretypicallydeliveredforanaverageof4months.AgenciesdeliveringFFTarealsorequiredtoprovide24‐hour/7‐dayemergencycrisisresponse.

Contact:JenniferMisenti,FFTSupervisor

860‐767‐014x1311IntegratedFamilyViolenceProgram‐aprimarilyin‐homeserviceforfamilieswheredomesticviolencehasbeenidentified.Itfocusesonallfamilymembersincludingthechild,theparentwhoisthesurvivorofdomesticviolenceandthebatterer.AllreferralsaremadebytheDepartmentofChildrenandFamilies(DCF).

FamilyCenteredServicesofConnecticut(formerlyCCCC)*235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600www.ccccnh.org

IntensiveFamilyPreservationProgram(IFP)‐brief,intensive,in‐homeprogramdesignedtopreventtheplacementofchildrenwhohavebeenexposedtochildabuseandorneglect.Theprogramprovideshome‐basedfamilytherapy,crisisintervention,parentingeducation,advocacy,coordinationwithcommunityserviceproviders,assistancewithconcreteneeds,andlinkagetocommunityresources.Theprogramisstrength‐based,andassistsparentstoimproveparent‐childrelationshipsandgainself‐sufficiencyandstability.FamiliesarereferredforIntensiveFamilyservicesbystaffoftheGreaterNewHaven,MetroNewHaven,andMeridenareaofficesoftheConnecticutDepartmentofChildrenandFamilies

YaleChildStudyCenter*230SouthFrontageRd.NewHaven,CT06519203‐785‐2540jenny.cunningham@yale.edu judith.eisenberg@yale.edu

IntensiveIn‐HomeChildandAdolescentPsychiatricServices(IICAPS)‐offersintensiveclinicalservicesandsupporttochildrenandyouthreturningfromout‐of‐homecareorwhoareatriskofrequiringout‐of‐homecareduetopsychiatric,emotional,orbehavioraldifficulties.EligibilityforIICAPSservicesdoesnotrequireDCF‐involvement.

Bridges…ACommunitySupportService*949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365YaleChildStudyCenter*47CollegeStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐785‐6862

MultidimensionalFamilyTherapy(MDFT)‐Family‐focused,ecologicallyorientedevidenced‐basedmodeleffectiveintreatmentofchildren/adolescentsbetweentheagesof9‐18withsubstanceabuseand/ordependenceissues,orchildren/adolescentswithdisruptivebehaviorand/orco‐morbidpsychiatricissueswhoareatriskforsubstanceabuse.MDFTisdesignedtoreducetheinfluenceoffactorsthatplaceachild/adolescentatriskforsubstanceabusewhilestrengtheningthepresenceofprotectivefactors,suchassupportingapositiveparent‐childrelationship.EligibilityforMDFTservicesdoesnotrequireDCF‐involvement.

YaleChildStudyCenter*230SouthFrontageRd.NewHaven,CT06519203‐785‐2540

Boys&GirlsVillage,Inc.*170BennettStreetBridgeport,CT06605203‐330‐6790www.bgvillage.org(This program serves towns in addition Bridgeport.)

Multi‐SystemicTherapy(MST)‐MSTisanevidenced‐basedtreatmentmodeldesignedtodivertchildrenandadolescentsages11‐17fromresidentialsubstanceabuseandjuvenilejusticetreatmentsystemsortosupportdischargefrominpatientlevelsofcare.Whilechildren/adolescentswithdisruptivebehavioraland/orsubstanceabusesymptomsarethefocusofintervention,themodelreliesonecological,familyandsystemicinterventionstoassistinthereductionofsymptoms.

ChildGuidanceCenterofGreaterBridgeport*180FairfieldAvenueBridgeport,CT06604203‐394‐6529www.cgcgb.org(This program serves towns in addition to Bridgeport.)

NurturingFamiliesNetwork(NFN)‐offersacontinuumofpreventativeservicesforprenatalandfirst‐timeparents.NFNisfundedbytheChildren’sTrustFundandisdesignedtoreduceparentalriskfactorsforchildabuseandneglect.

FamilyCenteredServicesofConnecticut(formerlyCCCC)*235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600www.ccccnh.org

HospitalofStRaphael‐NurturingFamiliesNetwork‐three‐foldcommunityserviceprogramfocusingonnewparentsandtheuniquechallengestheyface.Theprogramincludeshomevisitation.

HomeVisitors:MyreyaAlvarez‐203‐789‐6658WinelPolanco‐203‐589‐3202orwpolanco@srhs.org

HospitalofStRaphael‐NurturingConnections‐atelephonesupportprogramforfirst‐timeparents.Atrainedprogramvolunteercallsthenewfamilyregularlytoofferhelpfulparentinginformation,emotionalsupport,childdevelopmentinformationandinformationaboutcommunityresources.FamilieswillmeetwiththeConnectionsCoordinatorinthehospitalduringaprenatalvisitorafterdeliveryandcanattendaneducationgroupeventhostedthroughouttheyear.

ContactMarisaCorso–203‐89‐6656ormcorso@srhs.orgParentingGroupCoordinator‐MariaWarren203‐867‐5496ormwarren@srhs.orgClinicalSupervisor,Pediatrics‐ErinMcCarthy203‐789‐5537oremccarthy@srhs.org

FamilyCenteredServicesofCT(formerlyCoordinatingCouncilforChildreninCrisis(CCCC)*235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600www.ccccnh.org FamilySupportTeams(FST)‐offersintensiveclinicalservicesandsupporttochildrenandyouthreturningfromout‐of‐homecareorwhoareatriskofrequiringout‐of‐homecareduetopsychiatric,emotional,or

behavioraldifficulties.FSTservicesarealsoprovidedtochildrenandyouthenteringTreatmentFosterCare.FSTservicesarecurrentlyavailableonlytochildrenandfamilieswithDCF‐involvement.ReferralstoFSTaremadebytheDCFAreaOffices.

Boys&GirlsVillage,Inc.*170BennettStreetBridgeport,CT06605203‐330‐6790www.bgvillage.org(This program serves towns in addition to Bridgeport.) WaterfordCountrySchool*78HuntsBrookRoadQuakerHill,CT06375860‐442‐9454www.waterfordcountryschool.orgYaleChildStudyCenter*230SouthFrontageRoadNewHaven,CT06519203‐785‐2540http://www.childstudycenter.yale.eduSUBSTANCEABUSETREATMENT

BranfordCounselingCenter(Children/Adults)*342HarborStreetBranford,CT06405203‐481‐4248Licensedpsychiatricoutpatientsubstanceabusefacilityforadultsandchildren

GuilfordYouth&FamilyServices36GravesAvenueGuilford,CT06443203‐453‐8047Confidentialcounselingservicesareavailableforchildrenandfamilies

LibertyCenter(Children/Adults)30ControlsDriveShelton,CT06484203‐944‐0366

SterlingCenter–Adolescent/Adultsubstanceabuse‐Intensiveoutpatient(Children/Adults)731‐CBridgeportAvenueShelton,CT06484203‐929‐2400

CornellScottHillHealthGuidanceCenter*‐Adolescent/Adultsubstanceabuse400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐503‐3055

Children’sCenterofHamden*‐Substanceabusetreatmenttoteenagersandtheirfamilieswhomaybereferredbyparents,schools,andprobationofficers.Evaluations‐foryouthages12‐18;NewChoices‐serves

boys/girlswhoarereferredbyjuvenileprobationofficers,4‐6weekslengthofstayandareprovidedtreatment,education,andrecreation;Outpatient‐Youthages3‐18,individualandfamilytherapy,psychiatricevaluationandmedicationmanagement;ExtendedDay‐Youthages5‐highschoolseniors,CrisisStabilizationBedUnit(CARE)‐youthfrom1nightupto2weeks.Referrals:203‐430‐47371400WhitneyAvenueHamden,CT06517203‐248‐2116HospitalStRaphael‐Youthages11‐17*1294ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐3340or203‐789‐3633

PSYCHIATRICRESIDENTIALTREATMENTFACILITIES(PRTF)‐communitybasedinpatientfacilitiesthatprovidespsychiatricandothertherapeuticandclinicallyinformedservicestoindividualsunderage21,whoseimmediatetreatmentneedsrequireastructured24‐hourinpatientresidentialsettingthatprovidesallrequiredservices(includingschooling)onsitewhilesimultaneouslypreparingthechild/adolescentandfamilyforongoingtreatmentinthecommunity.Therearecurrentlyfourinthestate.www.ctbhp.com/providers/forms/PRTF_Referral_Form.pdf

Boys&GirlsVillage528WheelersFarmsRdMilford,CT06461203‐877‐0300Fax:203‐876‐0076TheChildren’sCenterofHamden1400WhitneyAvenueHamden,CT06517203‐248‐2116Fax:203‐248‐2572SolnitSouthCampusPRTF915RiverRoadMiddletown,CT06457860‐704‐4015Fax:860‐704‐4260TheVillageforFamilies&Children1680AlbanyAvenueHartfordCT06105860‐297‐0585Fax:860‐523‐0346

RESIDENTIALTREATMENTCENTERS*Children’sCenterofHamden1400WhitneyAvenue

Hamden,CT06517203‐248‐2116THERAPEUTICGROUPHOMES*Children’sCenterofHamden1400WhitneyAvenueHamden,CT06517203‐248‐2116Children’sHomeofCromwell60HicksvilleRoadNorthHaven,CT06416860‐635‐6010YouthContinuum300BradleyAvenueEastHaven,CT06512203‐562‐3396YouthContinuum4PotterRoadNorthHaven,CT06473203‐985‐1555SUPPORTGROUPS

Bi‐LingualFamilySupport:MaggyMorales860‐539‐0988mamorales@uchc.edu

TheCaringNetworkforGrievingChildren&theirFamilies‐Asupportgroupforchildrenofallageswhohavelostanimmediatefamilymember.Bridges/CathyFisher203‐878‐6365x445ChildrentoChildrenPeerGroup‐Activitiesbasedpeergroupformiddleschoolagedchildrenwhohaveafamilymemberwithamentalillnessand/orasubstanceabuseissue.Groupusuallymeetsinthespringandfall.LocationsofactivitiesincludeNewHaven,WestHavenandNorthHaven.Parentsorfamilymemberswillberequiredtodropoffandpickupchildrenateachlocation.Eligibility:ResidentofNewHaven;Middleschoolagedchildrenwhohaveafamilymemberwithamentalillnessand/orasubstanceabuseissue.Fee:NofeeApplication:Callforspring/fallschedule;Spaceislimitedto12children.ConnecticutMentalHealthCenterFoundation(CMHC)CommunityServicesNetwork34ParkStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐974‐7089http://www.cmhcfoundation.orgFoster/AdoptiveGroup(NewHaven)Contact:MargaretCarter–203‐786‐0681Grandparentsraisinggrandchildren(NewHaven)Contact:KathleenLutz–203‐789‐7645Contact:LewisCampbell–203‐946‐5772

Foster/AdoptiveGroup(Spanish/NewHaven)Contact:LillianMarcano–203‐786‐2500

RelativeGroup(NewHaven)Contact:MargaretCarter‐203‐786‐0681

Foster/AdoptiveGroup(Milford)Contact:KarenNocera–860‐343‐6620

RelativeSupportGroup(Milford)Contact:ChristineSurel‐203‐306‐5254

Pre‐AdoptiveSupportGroup(Milford)Contact:ChristineSurel–203‐306‐5254

PlaygroundSocialGroup(Milford)Contact:ChristineSurel‐203‐306‐5254Casey Family Programs: Casey Family Programs has evolved to provide comprehensive services thatsupport safe, stable, and lifelong family relationships for children and youth in foster care. Casey FamilyProgramsoffersacontinuumofservices,including:fostercareandadoption,familyadvocacy,preservation,andreunification,adoptionsupportandotherpost‐permanencyservices.www.casey.orgGayandStraightPeople‐isaweeklydiscussiongroupforhighschoolstudentsinterestedinworkingonraisingawarenessofthenegativeeffectsofhomophobia,understandingdiversity,andpromotingtolerance.

MadisonYouth&FamilyServices10SchoolStreetMadison,CT06441203‐245‐5657

W.O.W.(WomenoftheWorld)‐isaweeklydiscussion/supportgroupforhighschoolgirls.Membersprovidesupportforeachotherastheyworkonissuesofimportancetoteenagegirls.Thegroupdevelopsaprojectwhichvariesfromyeartoyear.

ParentingEducation‐Counselingtohelpparentsgaininsightanddevelopskillsthatfosterhealthyrelationshipsbetweenparentsandtheirchildren.

ParentsofTweens‐MadisonYouth&FamilyServicesisofferinganongoingworkshopchildrenbetweentheagesof11and14focusedondevelopingtheskillsthatparentsneedtofacethesechanges.Topicsdiscussedincludethephysical,emotional,social,andacademicchangesyourtweensface.Informationontopicsrelevanttoearlyadolescencewillbeprovidedbyguestspeakers,literatureandothermedia,andfacilitated

groupdiscussions.Includedareissuessuchasbullying,socialmedia,internetsafety,peerpressure,riskybehavior,andalcoholandsubstanceabuse,etc.Parentsareencouragedtocomewithquestions,humor,andtheirlunches.Thereisanannualfeeof$20.00forparentparticipation.GroupsbeginSeptember20th,the1stand3rdTuesdayofeverymonth12noonto1:30pmfollowingtheacademiccalendar.

MadisonYouth&FamilyServices10SchoolStreetMadison,CT06441203‐245‐5657or203‐245‐5676Facilitator:MarjAdler,LPC/PSCadlerm@madisonct.org

ParentsofTeens‐Techniquesandstrategieswillbetaughtthathelpyouenhanceparentalrelationshipswithteens.Learnhowtokeepthelinesofcommunicationopensothey'llhearyouwhentheyneedyouthemost,evenastheyseemtobepushingyouaway.ParentsofTeenswillmeet.AlsoheldatthePowderHousebytheGreen.GroupsbeginSeptember22nd,the2ndand4thThursdayofeverymonth9:30–11amfollowingtheacademiccalendar.Bringyourlunch.

ParentsofTeensandBeyond‐Asupportiveandeducationalgroupdesignedforparentswhoseteensarebeginningtheprocessoftransitioningfromhighschooltothestagesahead.Whetheryourchildissearchingforworkoralreadyworking,movingout,orheadingtocollege,themilitary,orsomethingentirelydifferent,thisconfidentialgroupwillhelpyouthroughthisstageofparentingandthecontinuingprocessoflettinggo.Teens&BeyondwillmeetthefirstWednesdayofeverymonthfrom7‐8:30pminthePowderHouse.

AlliancefortheMentallyIll(NAMICT)‐Statewideorganizationprovidesmutualsupportandadvocacyforimprovedtreatmentandfollow‐upcareforthementallyillandtheirfamilies.3rdWednesdayofeachmonth‐$35ayear‐firstmeetingnoobligation.

WhitneyCenter25WrightLaneHamden,CT065l7203‐288‐4823

ApraxiaResourceCenterofConnecticut(ARCC)‐(AllRegions)TheApraxiaResourceCenterofConnecticutisnon‐profitorganizationandsupportnetworkopentoallparentsandcaregiversofchildrenwithapraxiaofspeech.TheysupportfamiliesfromallregionsinConnecticutandhaveseveralsupportgroupmeetinglocationoptionsincludingNortheast,HartfordArea,andFairfield/NewHavenCounty.ForacompletescheduleofmeetingsandmoreinformationabouttheorganizationpleasecontactMicheleWasikowskiat203‐521‐6112

ConnecticutFamilySupportNetwork‐monthlymeetingsheldinvariousareasstatewide.ExecutiveDirector:JenniferCarroll877‐FSN‐2DAYjtcarroll@cox.netSouthCentralRegion:TeshaImperati203‐710‐3041scctfamilysupport@gmail.com

ConnecticutGrandparentCaregiverSupportGroupListing‐TheDepartmentofSocialServicesAgingServicesDivisionoffersacomprehensivelistingofsupportgroupsforgrandparentcaregiversinConnecticut.Viewthelistingontheirwebsitetofindcontactinformationforeachsupportgroup

ConnecticutMom’sApraxiaSupportGroup(Stratford)‐Meetsthe3rdSundayofeverymonthat4:00.ContactMicheleWasikowskiat203‐521‐6112or203‐298‐9722ormichelewasikowski@yahoo.com.

ConnecticutParentAdvocacyCenter,Inc.‐(Statewide)‐non‐profitorganizationoffersinformationandsupporttofamiliesofchildrenwithanydisabilityorchronicillness,agebirth‐26.Parentconsultantsexperiencedandwelltrainedinspeciallawwhoprovidephoneconsultation.338MainStreetNiantic,CT06357860‐739‐3089www.cpacinc.org

DeafandHHAdvocacyOutreachCoordinator:PattiSilva860‐529‐7766orcakes01@cox.net

EarlyChildhoodConsultationpartnership(ECCP)‐forchildrenagesbirthto5atriskofexpulsionfromdaycareorpre‐schoolduetobehavioralandemotionalissues.Referral:800‐505‐7000EpilepsyParentSupportGroup(Milford)‐TheEpilepsyFoundationofCTwarmlyinvitesparentsandadultswithepilepsytoattendthissupportgroup.Meetingsareheldonthe2ndMondayofthemonthfrom7:00‐8:30pm.

MilfordHospital300SeasideAvenueMilford,CT800‐899‐3745oremailefct@sbcglobal.net

TheFoodAllergyAssociationofConnecticut(FAACT‐Statewide)‐Non‐profitorganizationdedicatedtoprovidingeducationandsupporttoparentsofchildrenwithfoodallergiesandincreasingpublicawarenessandunderstandingaboutfoodallergiesviamonthlymeetings,guestspeakers,specialeventsandaparentsupportnetwork.FormoreinformationaboutFAACT,pleasevisittheirwebsiteat:http://www.foodallergyawareness.org

NationalOrganizationonFetalAlcoholSyndrome(NOFAS‐Statewide)‐statewidesupportandadvocacygroupforparentsandcaregiversofindividualsaffectedbyFetalAlcoholSyndrome(FAS)andFetalAlcoholSpectrumDisorders(FASD)toraisecommunityawarenessregardingpreventionofFASDandimprovingthequalityoflifeforthoseaffected.Supportandinformationisofferedtofamiliesandprofessionalsbyphone,throughsupportgroups,andanemaillist‐servewhichisopentoparentsandprofessionals.Formoreinformationpleasecontact,NOFASConnecticutat860‐942‐4507,pleasevisittheirwebsiteat http://www.nofas.org

NaugatuckParentGroup(Naugatuck)–providesparenteducationintheformofworkshops,networking,sharinginformationandexperience.Theirgoalistohelpparentsbecomeeffectiveparticipantsinplanningfortheirchildren’seducation.Formeetinginformation,checktheCitizen’sNewsCalendar,orcontactEileenCoyleat203‐723‐4305.

ParentsHelpingParents‐newlyformedsupportgroupforfamiliesofchildrenwithspecialneeds.Meetsthe3rdMondayofeverymonthfrom6:30until9:00pm.

BeachHouseonCoseyBeachAvenueEastHaven,CTContacts:DebbiGiordanoat:203‐466‐2196orbyemailat:gdt.giordano@snet.net

LisaBaberat:203‐468‐9161orbyemailat:labb708@sbcglobal.netPizzaParentsSupportGroup‐forparentsofchildrenwithanydisabilitytomeetotherparentsandshareobstaclesandmiraclesinlife.Pizzaandrefreshmentswillbeprovided,butchildcarewillnotbe.

Italian‐AmericanSocialClub40HamreLaneBranford,CTContact:TeshaImperatiat203‐710‐3041orscctfamilysupport@gmail.com

ShorelineSpecialNeedsParentChat‐Opentoparentsorcaregiversofchildrenwithspecialneeds,ADD,ADHDor“somethingyoucan’tquiteputyourfingeron.”Thegroupisaplacetochat,ventandexchangeideas.MeetingsareWednesdayJuly6th,August10thandSeptember7th6:30to8:30pmat

EdwardSmithLibrary3OldPostRoadNorthford,CTContact:AndreaAlexanderat203‐484‐7645orandrealex@sbcglobal.net

StrongerTogether:AGroupforParentsandCaregiversofChildrenandYoungAdultswithMedicalComplexities‐Anindividualwithmedicalcomplexitieshasuniqueneeds,usuallyinvolvingmultiplemedicalissuesrequiringahighleveloflong‐termnursingcare.Thepersonhasafrequentlychanging,intricateplanofcarewithmultipleinterventionsandmedications.Thispersonmayormaynothaveatracheostomytube,feedingtubeand/orbeventilatordependent.Theirchronichealthrelateddependencecanbeunpredictableandnecessitatesa24‐houradayskilledhealthcareproviderorspeciallytrainedfamilymemberorcaregiver.Thisgroupisdesignedtosupportthosefamilymembersandcaregivers.Meetingsarethe2ndTuesdayofthemonthat7pm.ThegroupissponsoredbytheCTFamilySupportNetworkandMaximPediatricServices.

MilfordHospitalConferenceRoomAat300SeasideAvenueMilford,CT Contact:DanorJudyat203‐288‐1117oremaildamcnama@maxhealth.com

TriplePPositiveParentingPrograms–forparentswhofeelstressedandoverwhelmedwithparentingresponsibilitiesorarefrustratedwiththeirchild’sbehavior.Nocost.Forregistrationinformation,pleasecall

LowerNaugatuckValleyParent&ChildResourceCenter30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐954‐0543or203‐893‐0402Email:TripleP@lnvpcrc.org.

WestHavenLocalSystemofCare,ParentSupportGroup‐forparents,grandparents,caregiversandfriendsofachildorchildrenwithspecialneeds.Themeetingsarethe2ndMondayofeverymonth7‐9pm.Childcareisprovidedwithadvancenoticeandregistration.

WestHavenCityHall(basement)355MainStreetWestHaven,CT203‐937‐3633oremailkarenmmuro@aol.comwww.whinc.org

ConnecticutFamilySupportNetwork‐Providesfamilysupportinthewayofdirect1:1support,supportgroups,emaillistserves,educationaltrainingandworkshopsacrossConnecticuttofamiliesintheirhomesandcommunities.

ConnecticutFamilySupportNetwork(SouthCentral)DirectorofPrograms&Services:TeshaImperati–203‐710‐3041ortimperati@ctfsn.org

WeeklyParentChatGroups‐afriendlyplacetomeetotherparentswhohavechildrenwithspecialneeds.Weoffertwogroupsweekly.Morninggroup:Thursdaymornings9:30‐10:30aminMadisonatKIDSTEPS.Eveninggroup:Tuesdayevenings6:30‐7:30pminGuilfordattheWomenandFamilyCenter.PresentedbyKIDSTEPSFamilyandChildren'sCenterandtheConnecticutFamilySupportNetwork.

ConnecticutFamilySupportNetwork(SouthCentral)DirectorofPrograms&Services:TeshaImperati‐203‐710‐3041ortimperati@ctfsn.org

PATH‐networkoffamiliesprovidinginformationalandemotionalsupporttootherswhohaveachildwithdevelopmental or health related needs. PATH reaches out to help strengthen families copingwith similarsituations in Connecticut, and the organizations that serve them to reduce isolation, empower families asadvocatesfortheirchildrenandreaffirmtheirvaluesasparentsandcaregivers.

P.O.Box117Northford,CT06472Phone:1‐800‐399‐PATHor203‐234‐9554

AL‐ANON,ALATEEN‐Assistsfamily&friendsofanalcoholicinsolvingtheircommonproblem,andthroughsupport,toencouragethealcoholictoseekrecovery.1‐888‐825‐2666(24hours)http://www.ctalanon.orgMENTORING&AFTERSCHOOLPROGRAMSBreakthru!CommunityServices,LLCSpeakLife‐provideslongtermwrap‐aroundservicesforyouthages4‐17andyoungadultsages18‐24.Servicesincludeeducational,creativearts,vocational,lifeskillsexposure,financialliteracy,leadership,andrecreationalandpositivesocialactivities.

CityofNewHaven203‐946‐8200

NewHavenYouthMap‐onlineassetmappingtoolthatinformsfamilies,youthandorganizationsaboutresourcesinthecommunitytohelpfamiliessearchforprogramsinNewHavenbasedonspecificcriteriafromafter‐schoolprogramstoprogramstargetedtospecificagesandneighborhoods.

NewHavenYouthMap203‐946‐7665info@newhavenyouthmap.netwww.newhavenyouthmap.net

CitywideYouthCoalition–anetworkofover400staff,communitystakeholdersandindividualsworkingtoenhancethelivesofchildren,youthandtheirfamiliesinGreaterNewHaven.

CitywideYouthCoalition,Inc.203‐786‐5970x322www.cwyc.org

YouthMentoring‐providesonehundredDepartmentofChildrenandFamiliesyouthwithcapable,caringadult(overage21)mentors.Theprogramrecruits,screens,trains,matchesandsupervises100adultmentorswhoarematchedwithDCFyouthfromtheagesof14‐23yearsold.

Children’sCommunityProgramsofCT,Inc.446BlakeStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐786‐6403

CovenanttoCareforChildren‐M3(Mom,Mentor&Me)‐M3Programprovides1‐on‐1faith‐basedmentorstochildrenage5‐17residinginBridgeport,NewHaven,NewBritainandWaterburyareasandwhosemotherisinprison.Contact:CarylHallberg860‐243‐1806x18ClinicalAfterSchoolProgram‐BehavioralManagement‐therapeuticafter‐schoolprogramdesignedtomeettheneedsofchildrenandadolescentswhohavecognitive,behavioral,andemotionaldeficits.Weareproudtoannouncethatitisnowundertheclinicalsupervisionofourseasonedandlicensedclinicalsupervisor,CherylCole,LPC.

BehavioralManagementLLC33BernhardRoadNorthHaven,CT06473203‐785‐9110

TherapeuticSummerDayProgram‐focusondevelopingourclients'“toolboxes.”TheToolBoxApproach©,isastrength‐basedapproachwhichseamlesslycombinesthe“NurturedHeartApproach”andcognitivebehaviortherapyandisutilizedthroughoutallofBehavioralManagement’sPrograms.Itintroducescoping&socialskillstraining,angermanagementandrelationshipbuildingskillswhilerecognizingstrengthsandisincorporatedthroughoutastructuredday,alongwithenjoyingrecreationalactivitiessuchasvisitingparks,museums,beaches,hiking,bowlingandmovies.

BehavioralManagementLLC33BernhardRoadNorthHaven,CT06473203‐785‐9110

TheTechnologyMentoringProgram‐partnersyouthbetweentheagesof12‐17thathaveabasicunderstandingofcomputers,cellphonesandothercommongadgetswithindividualsinneedofhelpnavigatingthroughthetechnologicalworld.IfyouknowyourwayaroundaMacand/orPCorhowtosyncemailaccountswiththelatestSmartPhoneandyouarelookingforatemporaryjob,TheTechnologyMentoringProgramisforyou!

MilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐DepartmentofHumanServices150GulfStreetMilford,CT06460Contact:ChristieRoche203‐783‐3253E‐mail:croche@ci.milford.ct.us

TheRent‐A‐KidProgram‐Foryouthagesof12‐17yearsoldwhoareinterestedintemporary,part‐timejobssuchasyardwork,raking,gardening,snowshoveling,technologymentoring,childcare,andotherneeds.Theprogramassistsyoungpeopleinacquiringvaluableworkexperience,asenseofresponsibilityandself‐confidence.InterestedyouthshouldkeepaneyeonourwebsitealongwithlocalpapersandMGATtoseewhenseasonalsign‐upswilloccur.Duringthesesign‐ups,childrenmustbeaccompaniedbyaparent/guardianwhocansignpermissionslips.

InterestedMilfordresidentswhoarelookingforyouthmaycontactChristieRocheat203‐783‐3253.TheMilfordYouthandFamilyServicesstaffwillhaveanavailableyouthgetincontactwiththem.

MilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐DepartmentofHumanServices150GulfStreetMilford,CT06460

Contact:ChristieRoche203‐783‐3253E‐mail:croche@ci.milford.ct.us

SocialExpeditionProgram–Designedtoengageyouthagesof9‐12inaseriesofculturalandeducationalexperiences.Theprimaryfocusistoprovideyoungpeoplewithengagingactivities,promoteaninterestinlearning,supportappropriatesocialskillsandencouragepositivefamilyinteractions.

MilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐DepartmentofHumanServices150GulfStreetMilford,CT06460203‐783‐3253

JuvenileJusticeProgram‐TheprogramisdesignedtodivertMilfordjuvenileswhohavecommittedafirst‐time,non‐violentoffenseawayfromthejuvenilejusticesystemandaffordthemanopportunitytodeveloppersonalawarenessandaccountability,increaseproblemresolutionskills.Strengthenfamilialrelationshipswhilepromotingpositivecitizenship.Eligibility:Milfordresident,firsttimeoffender,committedanon‐violentoffence.MilfordYouth&FamilyServices‐DepartmentofHumanServices150GulfStreetMilford,CT06460203‐783‐3253Contact:JessicaLewisBestBuddiesConnecticut‐AstateaffiliateofBestBuddiesInternational,seekingtoenhancethelivesofpeoplewithintellectualdisabilitiesthroughone‐to‐onefriendships.866‐CT‐BUDDY(tollfree)www.bestbuddiesct.orgBoys&GirlsClubofNewHaven‐offersafterschool,summer,teenandsportsprogramstoover200youthdaily.Therearetwoprogramsites:oneintheHillneighborhoodandoneintheFairHavenHeightsneighborhoodofNewHaven,inpartnershipwiththeHousingAuthorityofNewHaven.253ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐787‐0187or203‐865‐2594e‐mail:kidscomefirst@bgcnewhaven.orgBureauofHamdenYouthServices‐createsandfostersopportunitiesforHamdenyouthandtheirfamiliestolearnandgrowinpositiveways,providingprogramsintheareasofYouthEmployment,Year‐RoundChildcareProgramsforpre‐kthroughsixthgrade,SubstanceAbusePrevention,PositiveYouthDevelopment,DelinquencyPrevention,YouthRecreation,InformationandReferral,ParentEducation,ArtsandCulturalevents,YouthEnrichmentactivities,CommunityTeenActivitiesandSeasonaleventsandactivities.http://www.hamden.com/content/43/83/169/default.aspxKeefeCommunityCenter11PineStreetHamden,CT06514203‐562‐5129YouthServicesCoordinator:SusanRubinoCentroSanJoséNewHaven‐Centroisaneighborhoodcommunityandyouthcenterthatprovidescenter‐basedservicesforFairHavenyouthandtheirfamilies.Thisprogramemphasizespositiveyouthdevelopmentand focuses on academics, leadership, and civic engagement, along with cultural, recreational and social

development. Centrooffersawide rangeofactivities foryouth tosupporteducation, careerdevelopment,health and fitness, and art and culture. Referrals and/or provision for other services are made incollaborationwithothercommunity‐basedorganizations.Centroalsoprovidesa foodpantryandaccess toclothingdonations.http://www.ccaoh.org/childDev_FamCent_Centro.htmlCatholicCharities‐CentroSanJoseFamilyCenter290GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐777‐6771ConnecticutYankeeCouncil‐BoysScoutsofAmerica‐recreational,campingandsocialactivitieswithscouttroopsincludingprogramsformaleswithdisabilities.Forages7‐18years,Mon‐Frifrom9‐5.http://www.ctyankee.org 60WellingtonRoad

Milford,CT06460203‐876‐6868

ConsultationCenter‐educationandparentalsupportprovidedforchildren18months‐5yearsandtheirfamilies,includingtherapeuticdaycare,parentingskills,anddevelopmentalassessments.

389WhitneyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐7645

GirlScoutsofAmerica,CTTrails‐informaleducationalprogramtohelpgirlsdevelopasenseofvaluesandfeelingsofwarmthasindividuals,encouragingpersonaldevelopment,socialaction,youthleadership,communityserviceandcareerexploration.Mon.‐Thurs8:30‐5:30,Friday8:30‐1:30.Nofee.http://www.gsofct.org20WashingtonAvenue

NorthHaven,CT06473203)‐239‐2922or800.922.27774‐HProgram(CooperativeExtensionSystem)305SkiffStreetNorthHaven,CT06473203‐407‐3158

JewishFamilyServices‐Familycounselingandsupportservices.Slidingfeescale.Mon.‐Fri.9am‐7pm. 1440WhalleyAvenue

NewHaven,CT06515203‐389‐5599http://www.jfsnh.org

JohnS.MartinezFatherhoodInitiative‐Establishedtomeetthefinancial,emotional,educational,medical,andsocialneedsoftheirchildren.Servicesavailableatfatherhoodprogramsitesmayincludeparentingeducation,workforcedevelopment,healthyrelationshipdevelopmentclasses,earlyidentificationandpaternityestablishmentservices,courtreadinessservices,supportgroups,andindividualcounselingservices.http://www.ct.gov/fatherhood/site/default.aspWestHavenCommunityHouseAssociationInc.(WHCH)‐positiveyouthdevelopmentprogramisanafter‐schoolenrichmentprogramprovidingelementaryschoolchildreninWestHavenwithasafe,constructiveplaceafterschool.Participatingchildrenareengagedinactivitiesfacilitatingtheirsocialgrowthandencouraginghealthy,positivelifestyles.Instructioninthemedconcentrationareashelpschildrenbuildskillsandexplorenewinterests.FamilyNightexhibitionsandfieldtripsareofferedduringschoolvacationsto

expandchildren’shorizons.Exposuretopositiveyouthandadultrolemodelsisprovidedthroughtheinvolvementofvolunteersfromareahighschoolsandcolleges.OtherprogramsincludeHeadStart(comprehensivepreschoolforlow‐incomechildren);SchoolAgePrograms(beforeandafterschoolcareandenrichment;summeractivities);CommunityConnections(dayservicesforadultswithdevelopmentaldisabilities);andResidentialServices(supervisedlivingforadultswithmentalretardation,socialandrecreationalactivitiesforadultswithdevelopmentaldisabilities).

227ElmStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐934‐5221Fax:203‐937‐9052Email:west.comm.house@snet.netwww.whcommunityhouse.org

YMCA–YouthEnrichmentProgramsandLeadershipDevelopment–Hamden/NorthHaven‐Youthsportsandrecreationalactivities;enrichmentclassesandtrips.Also,theMilford/OrangebranchsponsorstheLeadersClubforteensage14‐18whichteachesleadershipandcommunicationskills,andprovidesopportunitiesforcommunityinvolvement.Fee:Membershipfee.M‐F5:30am‐9:30pm;Sat6:30am‐5:30pm;Sun12‐5pm.1605ShermanAvenueHamden,CT06514203‐248‐6361www.cccymca.orgjwilliams@cccymca.orgOtherlocationsofferingthisservice:YMCA–NewHavenYouthCenter50HoweStreetNewHaven,CT06511YMCA–SoundviewFamily628EastMainStreetBranford,CT06405YMCA–WoodruffFamily631OrangeAvenueMilford,CT06461

AUTISMSERVICESBenhaven,Inc.‐AutismandPervasiveDevelopmentalDisorders‐BenhavenSchool,ResidentialServices,SharedLiving,Individual&FamilySupport,LearningNetwork

187HalfMileRoad NorthHaven,CT06473

Phone:203‐239‐6425Fax:203‐239‐1318https://www.benhaven.org

ACORD,Inc.‐Communitybasedsupportsandservicestopersonswhohavevaryinglevelsofdevelopmentalphysicalandotherdisabilitiesincludingautism‐Residentialservices,SupportedandCompetitiveEmploymentServices,DaySupportOptions&RecreationalServices,TransitionsfromSchooltoWork,Transportation

8FairfieldBoulevardWallingford,CT06492

203‐269‐3599http://www.acordinc.org/home.html

ConnecticutAutismSpectrumResourceCenter(Wallingford)‐ASRCisoffering2socialsupportgroupsfortypicallydevelopingsiblingsofchildrenandteenswithautismspectrumdisorders.ThegirlsgroupwillbefacilitatedbyDr.JulieWolfandtheboysgroupwillberunbyAndresArteaga,LCSW.Theagerangeofthegroupswillbedeterminedbasedoncompatibilityofthemembersandwherethemostinterestisexpressed.ThegroupisheldSaturdays9:30‐11am.Eachsessionwillbecenteredonanactivitythatwillfosteracomfortableenvironmentforthegroupmembersandprovideopportunitiesfordiscussionandsocialsupport.Thereisaregistrationfeeof$80.203‐248‐5222

ASRCShorelineAreaSupportGroup(EastHaven)‐TheShorelineAreaSupportGroupbringstogetherparentsofchildrenontheAutismspectrumlivinginthetownsofEastHaven,NorthHaven,WestHaven,Branford,Guilford,Madison,Clinton,Westbrookandanyothertownsalongtheshoreline.Meetingstypicallyareheldat7:00p.m.onthelastWednesdayorThursday.

UnitarianUniversalistSocietyChurch297BostonPostRoadMadison,CT06443Contactfacilitator:MichelleGuerra203‐435‐4585

NorthStar‐SupportGroupforParentsofChildrenwithAutisticSpectrumDisordersorDevelopmentalDelays(Ansonia)‐afriendlysupportiveplacetomeetotherparents,learnfromeachotherandaccessresources.Meetingsareheldmonthlyonthe4thWednesday7‐9:00pm.Pleasecallaheadtoverifytimesandlocations.

FirstCongregationalChurch137DerbyAvenueDerby,CT06418CathyAdamczykat203‐735‐6098orNatalieDiDenteat203‐305‐2468

SupportGroupforAdultswithAutismSpectrumDisorders(Wallingford)‐groupisintendedforadultswithAsperger’sSyndrome,HighFunctioningAutismorPPDwhoare15yearsofageorolder.Participantsdonotneedaformaldiagnosis.Meetingsareheldmonthlyonthe2ndFriday6‐8:30pm.Thegroupalsohasseveralsocialactivities,suchashiking,boardgamesandDVDnightseachmonth,andissponsoredbytheAutismSpectrumResourceCenter(ASRC). 101NorthPlainsIndustrialRoad

Wallingford,CT06492DaveTipping,anadultwithAsperger’s,facilitatesthisgroup.(203)484‐2937ornz1j@juno.com

ADDITIONALRESOURCESInfoline(211)isConnecticut’sfreeinformationandreferralservices.Simplybydialing211,atollfreenumberthroughoutConnecticut,callerscanreachknowledgeable,multilingualstaffandgetinformation,referralsorseekhelpinacrisis.211operate24hoursaday,everydayoftheyear.FamiliesinCrisis‐Boysandgirlsages6‐14thatresideinBridgeport,Hartford,NewBritain,Norwalk,NewHavenandWaterburyConnecticutandhaveaparentinprisonareeligibleforamentoringprogram.203‐573‐865LifeHavenisatemporaryshelterprovidingasafeandnurturingenvironmentforhomelesspregnantwomenandwomenwithyoungchildren,assistingthemindevelopingskillstohelpthemtoliveindependently.LifeHavenserves20familiesatatime,withthegoaltoendhomelessness,onefamilyatatime.

447FerryStreetNewHaven,CT06513

203‐492‐4866

YaleNewHavenHospital‐CommunityHealthServices‐AIDSCareProgram,Breastfeeding:Heritage&PrideProgram,CancerScreening,DentalServices,HealthyStart,MeandMyBabyProgram,ParentingSupportPrograms,PrescriptionAssistanceProgram,PrimaryCareCenter,RegionalLeadSafeProgram,SchoolBasedHealthCenters,SickleCellProgramConnecticutAssociationforCommunityAction‐Anti‐povertyagencyforCityofNewHavenandcontiguoustowns.Operatesfuelbankandenergyassistance,rentalassistance,mealsonwheels,jobreadinessprogramsandmedicaltransportation.Provides“CHORE”services(lighthousekeeping/foodshopping)forelderly.Incomeguidelinesforeligibility.Mon&Wed8‐5,Tuesday&Thursday8‐7,Friday9‐4.Nofee.

781WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06515203‐387‐7700http://www.cafca.org/community‐action‐agency‐new‐haven

YouthContinuum‐HomelessStreetOutreach&DropinCenter,EmergencyShelter,SupportiveHousing

24RiverStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐562‐3396http://www.youthcontinuum.org

TheJuvenileReviewBoard(JRB)‐BalancedandRestorativeJusticeDiversionapproachdesignedforjuvenileoffenders.TheJRBprovidesjuvenileoffenderswhotakeresponsibilityfortheiroffenseswithanopportunitytoavoidgoingtojuvenilecourtbyengagingwithapanelofvolunteercommunitymemberswherethejuvenileconfrontstheharmdonetothemselves,theirvictims,andtheircommunity.Parentsmustbeactivelyinvolvedintheprocess.TheJRBisastrength‐basedyouthdevelopmentinterventionwhichreframesthejuvenileoffender’sbehaviorbyaddressingthesebehaviorsasharmthatcanberestored.Juvenilesenterintoarestorativecontractthatbothholdsthemaccountablefortheiractionsandfocusesontheirstrengthsandinterestthroughyouthdevelopmentandyouthleadershipactivities.

NewHavenFamilyAlliance230AshmunStreetNewHaven,CT06511http://www.nhfamilyalliance.net

StrengtheningSchoolsThroughFamilyAndCommunity(SSFC)‐designedtosupporttheacademicachievementofchildreningradesk‐8withattendanceissuesandwhoexhibitbehavioralproblems.Thegoalistoimprovestudentacademicperformanceandmasterybyassistingstudentsandtheirfamiliesinestablishingeffectiveparent‐schoolpersonnelcommunication,supportingstudentsandteachersintheschoolsetting,assistinginmeetingfamiliesbasicneedswhennecessary,advocatingforbothstudentsandparentsinschooljuvenilecourt,andatsuspensionandexpulsionhearingsandinothersettingasneeded.Approximately95%ofstudentscurrentlyservedbySSFCmeetcriteriaforfreelunchandresideinsinglefemaleheadedhouseholds.

NewHavenFamilyAlliance230AshmunStreetNewHaven,CT06511http://www.nhfamilyalliance.net

CommunityFoundationforGreaterNewHaven‐helpspregnantwomenandmothersdeliverhealthyandhappybabies.ItsprimarygoalistoreducetheinfantmortalityandmorbidityrateintheCityofNewHaven.TheprogramisdesignedtohelpreduceNewHaven’sremaininghealthdisparityininfantmortality;increaseitsemphasisonmulti‐prongedoutreachstrategy;strengthenconnectionswithnewcommunityresources;enhancecasemanagementcapabilitiesforworkingwithwomenathigh‐riskofpoorbirth

outcomes.(Specialoutreachwillbemadetoteens,thehomeless,andthosewholackinsurancecoverageandwhohavehadpreviouspoorbirthoutcomes).KennHarris,ProgramDirector203‐777‐7080NatashaRay,ConsortiaCoordinator203‐777‐7087http://www.cfgnh.orgWomenandFamilyLifeCenter96FairStreetGuilford,CT06437203‐458‐6699www.womenandfamilylifecenter.orginfo@womenandfamilylifecenter.orgJewishFamilyServiceofNewHaven1440WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06515203‐389‐5599www.jfsnh.orgTheChildren’sCommunityProgramsofCT,Inc.‐intensivesupportservicestochildrenandtheirfamiliesbyprovidingin‐homeservices,aswellastoprovideparentingskillstoourfoster,adoptive,andbiologicalparents.Thegoalistomaintainchildrenintheirhomesbyprovidingtheskillsnecessaryforbiologicalfamiliestobereunitedwiththeirchildren.Familiesareseenatleastweeklyinmostprograms.Andhave24‐houroncallservices.Inadditiontohome‐basedservices,allofourprogramsprovidecreativecommunityresourcesforfamiliesincluding,butnotlimitedtorespite,providingorarrangingforclinicalservices,recreationalservices,aswellasotherservices,trainingandsupport.Whilemanyofourchildrenareinout‐of‐homeplacements,theissuesthatourfamiliesfacearesimilartothosefacedbyallparents.446BlakeStreetNewHaven,CT06515860‐786‐6403http://www.ccp‐ct.orgCPCservesapproximately600childreninseveralcommunityprogramsincluding,TherapeuticFosterCare(TFC),SupportTeamforEducationalProgress(STEP),OneonOneMentoring,YouthWork&LifeSills,NurturingFamilyNetwork,andthreeAlternativeEducationPrograms‐BlakeStreetAcademy,PathwaysandStars.Forgeneralagencyquestions:JoyceNorman‐203‐786‐6403x111FamilyCounseling&MediationCenter‐Accesstoasecureandsafeenvironmentinwhichparentsareallowedtovisitwiththeirchildren.Thevisitationoccursinthepresenceofaprofessional,whoactsasamonitor.203‐414‐6477FamiliesinCrisis,Inc.‐foroffendersandtheirfamilymembersdesignedtoassistwithlifechanges,promoteindependence,andensurehealthy,supportivefamilyrelationships.Majorareasofservicesincludecounseling,familyvisitation,parenting,domesticviolenceintervention,andpreventionservices.48HoweStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐498‐7790www.familiesincrisis.orgPaul&LisaProgram‐forchildren,teens,andadults,presentationsaroundcommercialsexualexploitation,humantrafficking,andinternetdangers.Theprogramexplainsthedangerofrunningaway,theroleofdrugsincommercialexploitation,theprofileofthechildexploiter,andhowtopreventchildrecruitmentbythesexindustry.P.O.Box348Westbrook,CT06498

870‐767‐7660www.paulandlisa.org

Hotlines:

Al‐Anon/Al‐A‐Teen:1‐888‐425‐2666Alcohol/DrugAbuseHotline:1‐800‐662‐HELPEatingDisordersHotline1‐888‐236‐1188Gay,Lesbian,BisexualandTransgenderYouthHotline:1‐800‐850‐8078NationalChildAbuseHotline:1‐800‐422‐4453NationalDomesticViolenceHotline:1‐800‐799‐SAFE(7233)NationalRunawaySwitchboard:1‐800‐621‐4000NationalYouthCrisisHotline:1‐800‐448‐4663NineLine(TeensinCrisis):1‐800‐999‐9999PlannedParenthood:1‐800‐230‐PLANTeenAIDSHotline:1‐800‐440‐TEEN

RESOURCESFORADULTSintheGREATERNEWHAVENAREA

CRISISINTERVENTIONSERVICESBirminghamGroupHealthServices 203‐736‐2601Ansonia,Bethany,Derby,NewHaven,Shelton,SeymourBridges 203‐878‐6365Milford,Orange,WestHavenCTMentalHealthCenter 203‐974‐7735or203‐974‐7713/7714(9am‐7pm) 203‐974‐7300(7pm‐9am)Ansonia,Bethany,Hamden,NewHaven,WoodbridgeHarborHealthServices 203‐483‐2630Branford,NorthBranford,EastHaven,NorthHaven LOCALMENTALHEALTHAUTHORITIES(LMHAs)

ConnecticutMentalHealthCenter‐ServingBethany,NewHaven,Hamden,andWoodbridge34ParkStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐974‐7300BHcareInc.Valley‐ServingAnsonia,Derby,Oxford,Seymour,andShelton435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601 Fax:203‐736‐2264BHcareInc.Shoreline‐ServingBranford,EastHaven,Guilford,Madison,NorthBranford,andNorthHaven14SycamoreWayBranford,CT06405203483‐2630Fax:203‐483‐2659Bridges….ACommunitySupportSystem,Inc.949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐877‐6365 Fax:203‐877‐3088

ADULTOUTPATIENTCLINICS*

APTFoundation1LongWharfDrive,Suite321NewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4357

BHCareInc.ShorelineOffices(EnhancedCareClinic)14SycamoreRoadBranford,CT06405203‐483‐2667BHCareInc.ValleyOffices(EnhancedCareClinic)435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601CatholicCharitiesChildGuidanceClinic‐eachchildguidanceclinicpromotessoundandculturallycompetentmentalhealthandskillsdevelopmentthatmaximizeachild’ssuccessathome,atschool,andinthecommunity.Childrenareprovidedwithavarietyofoutpatientmentalhealthinterventionstoenablethemtoexperiencehealthydevelopmentandachievetheirmaximumleveloffunctioning.ServicesinAnsonia,Hartford,Meriden,Milford,NewBritain,NewHaven,TorringtonandWaterbury.501LombardStreetNewHaven,CT06511

GriffinHospital130DivisionStreetDerby,CT06418203‐732‐9409HospitalofSt.Raphael1294ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐784‐8750HospitalofSt.Raphael1100ShermanAvenueHamden,CT06511203‐784‐8770YaleNewHavenHospital20YorkStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐688‐4242ConnectionInc.205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐776‐9900x1105

TraumaInitiative‐deliversbehavioralhealthcarethatissensitiveandresponsivetotheneedsofmenandwomenwhohaveexperiencedpsychologicaltraumai.e.SeekingSafety,atherapyfortrauma,substance,PTSD.TREMandM‐TREMaregroupinterventionsforwomen(TREM)andmen(M‐TREM)whoaretraumasurvivors.Thesegroups,developedwithandformembersofthetargetpopulationatCommunityConnections,areinterventionsthataddressabroadrangeoftraumasequelaeamongpeoplewithseverementaldisordersand/orsubstanceabuseproblems.Bothusecognitiverestructuring,psycho‐education,andcopingskillstraining,weavingeachofthesetechniquesthroughouttheintervention,whichincorporatesaspecificrecoverytopicineachweekly75‐minutesession.

Crossroads54EastRamsdellStreetNewHaven,CT06515

203‐387‐0094APTFoundation1LongWharfDriveNewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4600

INTENSIVEOUTPATIENT/PARTIALHOSPITALIZATIONMENTALHEALTHPROGRAMS

APTFoundation*OneLongWharfDrive,Suite321NewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4600Fax:203‐781‐4624https://aptfoundation.orgColumbusHouse,Inc.586EllaT.GrassoBlvdNewHaven,CT06519203‐401‐4400x106Fax:203‐773‐1430http://www.columbushouse.orgCombinedParishesActionCommittee/Beth‐ElCenter90NewHavenAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐876‐0747Fax:203‐876‐0328https://bethelmilford.securesites.com/index.phpCommunicare,Inc.435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐878‐6365http://www.communicare‐ct.orgCommunityServicesNetwork34ParkStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐974‐7174Fax:203‐974‐7719http://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/csnConnectionInc.205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐776‐9900x1105http://www.theconnectioninc.orgContinuumofCare,Inc.67TrumbullStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐562‐2264Fax:203‐789‐1335http://www.continuumct.com

FamilyCenteredServicesofCT(formally‐CoordinatingCouncilforChildreninCrisis,Inc.)235NicollStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐2600Fax:203‐562‐6232http://www.familyct.orgTheCenterforDialecticalandCognitiveBehavioralTherapies(CDCBT)291WhitneyAvenue,Suite301NewHaven,CT06511http://www.thecenterfordbt.org/index.htmlDixwellNewhallvilleCommunityMentalHealthServices,Inc.*660WinchesterAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐776‐8390Fax:203‐773‐0788http://dncmhs.orgFellowshipPlace,Inc.*441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐4227Fax:203‐789‐4451http://fellowshipplace.orgGriffinHospital*130DivisionStreetDerby,CT06418203‐732‐9409http://www.griffinhealth.orgHospitalofSt.Raphael*1294ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐784‐8750http://www.ynhh.orgHospitalofSt.Raphael*1100ShermanAvenueHamden,CT06511203‐784‐8770http://www.ynhh.orgLibertyCommunityServices,Inc.*129ChurchStreet,Suite202NewHaven,CT06510203‐495‐7600Fax:203‐495‐7603NorthAmericanFamilyInstitute(NAFI)*746ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT860‐284‐1177http://www.nafi.com/nafinfi

WestHavenMentalHealthClinic*270CenterStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐974‐5900http://www.ct.gov/dmhas/cwp/view.asp?q=334654

SUBSTANCEABUSETREATMENT

APTFoundation*OneLongWharfDrive,Suite321NewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4600https://aptfoundation.orgBHcareInc.ValleyOffices‐ServingAnsonia,Derby,Oxford,Seymour,andShelton(EnhancedCareClinic)*435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601or203‐736‐2641http://bhcare.orgBranfordCounselingCenter342HarborStreetBranford,CT06405203‐481‐4248Fax:203‐483‐7727http://www.branford‐ct.gov/counselingBridges….ACommunitySupportSystem,Inc.949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐877‐6365Fax:203‐877‐3088http://www.bridgesct.orgConnectionInc.(EnhancedCareClinic)*205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐776‐9900or203‐787‐5599http://www.theconnectioninc.org

CatholicCharities*‐intensiveoutpatientforcourtreferredclients501LombardStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐787‐2207http://ccaoh.orgColumbusHouse,Inc.586EllaT.GrassoBlvd.,P.O.Box7093NewHaven,CT06519203‐401‐4400x106Fax:203‐773‐1430http://www.columbushouse.org

TheConnecticutChildren&FamilyCenter,Inc.300WhalleyAvenue2ndFloorNewHaven,CT06511203‐772‐4228ConnectionInc.‐(EnhancedCareClinic)*205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐776‐9900or203‐787‐5599http://www.theconnectioninc.orgCrossroads,Inc.54EastRamsdellStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐387‐0094Fax:203‐387‐2610http://www.crossroadsrecoveryct.org

CornellScottHillHealthCenter,Inc.400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐503‐3250http://cornellscott.orgHospitalofSt.Raphael1450ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐3000http://www.ynhh.orgSouthCentralBehavioralHealthNetwork1435StateStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐498‐4160Fax:860‐498‐4165TheSubstanceAbuseTreatmentUnit(SATU)oftheCTMentalHealthCenterOneLongWharfNewHaven,CT06511203‐974‐5777Fax:203‐974‐5790http://www.ct.gov/dmhas/cwp/view.asp?a=2906&q=334596

AlcoholicsAnonymous‐AAisaTwelveStepfellowshipofmenandwomenwhosharetheirexperience,strengthandhopewitheachotherthattheymaysolvetheircommonproblemandhelpotherstorecoverfromalcoholism.

Statewide:866‐STEPS12SpanishSpeaking:855‐377‐2628www.aa.org

Al‐AnonFamilyGroups‐ATwelveStepfellowshipofrelativesandfriendsofalcoholicswhosharetheirexperience,strength,andhopeinordertosolvetheircommonproblems

ConnecticutAl‐Anon/AlateenTollFreeNumber:1‐888‐8AL‐ANON(1‐888‐825‐2666)http://www.ctalanon.org/

NarcoticsAnonymous‐NAisaTwelveStepfellowshipofmenandwomenforwhomdrugshadbecomeamajorproblem.Membershipisopentoalldrugaddicts,regardlessoftheparticulardrugorcombinationofdrugsused.

ConnecticutPhoneNumber:800‐627‐3543www.ctna.org/

Nar‐AnonFamilyGroups‐Nar‐AnonisaTwelveStepprogramdesignedtohelprelativesandfriendsofaddictsrecoverfromtheeffectsoflivingwithanaddictedrelativeorfriend.

St.Anthony'sParishCenterBuilding(NOTintheChurch)4UnionCityRoad,ProspectCTWednesdays,7:30PMwww.nar‐anon.org

CelebrateRecovery‐Christcenteredrecoveryprogramforpeoplewhowanttobefreefromtheiraddictive,compulsive,anddysfunctionalbehaviorsbyworkingandapplyingthe8recoveryprinciplesandthe12steps. GatewayChristianFellowship

450IslandLaneWestHaven,CT06516203‐934‐0800Tuesdays,6:30pm

TelephoneRecoverySupport,ConnecticutCommunityforAddictionRecovery(CCAR)‐TRShelpspeopleinrecoverystayinrecovery.Sometimesjustaphonecallcanmaketherecipientfeelwanted,includedandcaredabout.Whenmakingthecall,thecallerwilloftenfeelrewardedwhentheyhavespokentosomeoneandcanshareintheirjoy,shareintheirsorrowandknowthatsometimesjustlisteningandspeakingwithanotherpersonhelpsbothofthemimmensely.Apersonnewinrecoveryreceivesaweeklycallfromatrainedpersontocheckinandseehowtheirrecoveryisgoing.Onaverage,peoplereceivecallsforfourteenweeks,oftentimesmuchlonger.Recovereescanenrollonlineatwww.ccar.us

198WethersfieldAvenueHartford,CT,061141‐800‐708‐9145

Alcohol/DrugAbuseHotline:1‐800‐662‐HELPMETHADONEMAINTENANCEPROGRAMSAPTFoundation,Inc.*LegionAve.Clinic495CongressAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐781‐4740 Intake:203‐781‐2736https://aptfoundation.orgChemicalAbuseServicesAgencyInc.(CASA)*‐MulticulturalAmbulatoryAddictServices(MAAS)426EastStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐495‐7710http://casaincct.orgAPTFoundationInc.*‐OrchardHillTreatmentServices540EllaTGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06519203‐781‐4695 Intake:(203)781‐2736

CornellScottHillHealth‐SouthCentralRehabilitationCenter*(SCRC)232CedarStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐503‐3356http://cornellscott.org

AMBULATORYDETOXAPTFoundation1LongWharfDriveNewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4695https://aptfoundation.orgChemicalAbuseServiceAgency426EastStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐495‐7710http://casaincct.org/homepage.htmlNewRehabilitationCenter311EastStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐562‐2101http://newerarehabilitation.comRESIDENTIALTREATMENTFACILITIESCrossroadsContinuumofCare54EastRamsdellStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐387‐0094http://www.crossroadsrecoveryct.org Connection,Inc.‐(OperatesMother'sRetreatandWomen'sServicesofGroton)955SouthMainStreetMiddletown,CT06457860‐343‐5500Fax:860‐343‐5517http://www.theconnectioninc.orgNewHavenEvergreenFamilyOrientedTree,Inc.1580ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐809‐8714or203‐389‐6658203‐401‐8553&203‐809‐8714Accepts:Male&Female,Psychiatricmedications,andmethadonehttp://www.evergreenfamilyorientedtreeinc.com/default.htmlColumbusHouse,Inc.586EllaTGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06519203‐772‐2658http://www.columbushouse.org

PROBLEMGAMBLINGSERVICESHotlinesCTCouncilonProblemGamblingTollFreeHelpLine:1‐888‐789‐7777or1‐800‐346‐6238NationalProblemGamblingHelpline:800‐522‐4700BetterChoicePrograms‐gambling‐specifictreatmentprogramsfundedbytheStateofConnecticut.Servicesareofferedatmorethan16locationsinConnecticutthroughcommunityagencies.Mostprogramsofferavarietyofoutpatientservicesincluding:individual,group,andbudgetcounselingforbothproblemgamblersandfamilymembers,psychiatricevaluationforbothgamblersandfamilymembers,andcouplesandfamilycounseling.OneLongWharf,3rdfloorNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐1188Shorttermin‐patientservicesavailablewhenapproved(860)262.5984

GamblersAnonymous‐fellowshipofmenandwomenwhosharetheirexperience,strengthandhopewitheachotherthattheymaysolvetheircommonproblemandhelpotherstorecoverfromagamblingproblem.

www.gamblersanonymous.org

CASEMANAGEMENTSERVICESOutreachandEngagement‐Thisteamofcasemanagersgoesoutintothecommunitytoengagemenandwomenwithseverementalillnessandsubstanceabuseissueswhoarelivingunderbridges,inabandonedbuildingsandonthestreetsofNewHaven.Theprogramservesover100clientsannually. 203‐776‐9900x1050http://www.theconnectioninc.org/behavioral‐health‐servicesStartingOver‐Thisprogramsupports80menandwomenwhoareconnectedtoNewHavenparolebyprovidingcasemanagement,peersupport,andemploymentservices.Programstaffassisttheirclientsinconnectingtotheircommunity,findandmaintainemployment,andmakeuseofotheravailableservicesandnaturalsupportsystems.

ColumbusHouse586EllaTGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐4400

CREST‐TheFellowshipPlacepartneredwithTheConnectionInc.andtheConnecticutMentalHealthCentertoestablishCREST(CommunityReportingEngagementSupportandTreatment).TheCRESTCenterprovidesastructureddayreportingprogramwithcasemanagementandcounselingservicesforpeoplewithmentalillnessreferredfromthecriminaljusticesystem.ServicesareprovidedattheFellowshipPlaceandparticipantsareencouragedtojointheFellowshipClub.Theintensivedayreportingprogramprovidesstructuredskillbuilding,illnessmanagement,relapsepreventionandrecoverysupportservices,includingpre‐vocationalandvocationalservices.CRESTbridgestheeffortsofthementalhealthandcriminaljusticesystemstomoreefficientlyservetheneedsofmentallyillpeoplewhocommitpettycrimes.TheprogramisconsideredamodelintheStateofConnecticut.FellowshipPlace441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06515

203‐401‐4227WestHavenMentalHealthClinic*270CenterStreetWestHaven,CT06516203‐974‐5900CatholicCharities501LombardStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐787‐2207NewHavenHomeRecovery153EastStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐492‐4866LibertyCommunityServices129ChurchStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐495‐7600FairHavenCommunityCenter374GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐777‐7411CommunitySolutions‐NewHavenReentryHouse4GriffinRoadNorth,Suite100BWindsor,CT06095860‐683‐7100

DOMESTICVIOLENCEPROGRAMS

FamilyViolenceProgram‐TheConsultationCenterstaff runongoingpsycho‐educationalgroupsinangerandviolencemanagementformaleandfemaleoffendersaspartofitsFamilyViolencePrograms.Innovativegroupsarepartofapsycho‐educationalprogramdesignedtohelpparticipantspreventrecurrenceofviolenceintheirlivesbylearningnewwaysofcopingwithanger,stress,andfrustration.Programminghasalsohavebeendevelopedforoffenderswithco‐occurringsubstanceuseproblems,forindividualswhoaremonolingualSpanishspeaking,andforwomenandadolescents.Theprogramconsistsof90‐minuteclassesheldoneeveningperweekfornineweeks.Classsizeisapproximately20people.Attendanceatthefirstsessionismandatory.ParticipationintheFamilyViolenceEducationProgramisanalternativeoptiontoformalprosecution.ParticipantsintheprogramarereferredbytheirFamilyRelationsCounselorthroughthecourt.TheConsultationCenter389WhitneyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐789‐7645FairHavenCommunityCenter374GrandAvenue

NewHaven,CT06513203‐777‐7411 APTFoundation–Legionclinicforadultwomen495CongressAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐781‐4740or203‐781‐4751www.aptfoundation.orgEligibility:MustbereceivingmedicationassistedtreatmentattheLegionClinicoftheAPTFoundation.PatientsmayaccesstraumaservicesafteradmissiontotheLegionClinic,referredbytheirclinician.

APTFoundation–WomeninTreatment/ParkHill540EllaGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06519203‐781‐04710or203‐781‐4783www.aptfoundation.orgEligibility:MustbereceivingmedicationassistedtreatmentineitherWomeninTreatment,ParkHill,orOrchardClinicsoftheAPTFoundation.PatientmayaccesstraumaservicesafteradmissiontotheWomeninTreatment,ParkHill,orOrchardClinic.Referraltotraumaservicesaremadebyprimaryclinician.

DomesticViolenceServicesofGreaterNewHaven‐directservicesareforvictimsofdomesticviolence.Othersmaycallforinformationandreferrals.Preventionprogramsareseminarsthatareofferedtoprofessionals,communitygroups,andstudents.Therearenofeeforservices,whichincludegroupandfamilycounselingandeducation,TF‐CBT,supportgroups,warmline,etc.BHCare‐Valley291WhitneyAvenue#401NewHaven,CT06505203‐736‐260124hourhotline:(203)789‐8104

www.dvsgnh.org

WOMEN&CHILDRENPROGRAMSCrossroads,Inc.‐AmethystHouse,ResidentialNewHaven,CT06513203‐821‐3040APTFoundation‐CentralTreatmentUnit,OutpatientNewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4646APTFoundation:WomeninTreatment,MethadoneMaintenance1LongWharfDriveNewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4600Women’sBehavioralHealthServicesProgram‐ Women’sBehavioralHealthServicesProgram(WBHSP)isdesignedtoprovideadditionalsupporttowomenwhoeithercurrentlyorrecentlyresideatoneoftheWomen’sSpecialtyResidentialPrograms.Women’sRecoverySpecialistservingNewHaven,Hamden,Lyme,Groton,andStonington. Mother’sRetreat:TheConnection,Groton

AmethystHouse:Crossroads,NewHaven

FranGarcia,MS,Women'sRecoverySpecialistTheConnection,Inc.,NewHavenOffice203‐823‐3732

WomenandChildren‐Byprovidinghigh‐qualityhomes,supportivecasemanagementandtreatmenttoat‐riskwomenandchildrenacrossthestate,weteachwomenhowtocareforkidsinhealthyenvironments.Seventy‐fivepercentofclientsareabletosuccessfullyreunitewiththeirchildrenandmoveontomoreindependentliving.TheprogramshaveearnednationalrecognitionfromtheChildWelfareLeagueofAmericaandtheSocialPolicyInstitute.

TheConnection,Inc.205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06510203‐776‐9900

EMPLOYMENTSERVICESAptVocationalServices‐Vocationalassessment&counseling,casemanagement,lifeskills&goalsettinggroups,individualvolunteeron‐the‐jobplacements,jobseekingskillsworkshop,educationalplacements&day&eveningsupportgroupsForConnecticutresidentsover16yearsofagewhoarestableintreatmentandnotcurrentlyabusingdrugs.

1LongWharfDriveNewHaven,CT06511203‐781‐4670Bridges,aCommunitySupportSystem,Inc.949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365

EmployeeAssistanceProgram‐Employeesofcompaniesthathavecontractedwithagenciescanreceivehelpindealingwithpersonalissues.Evaluations,counselingandhelpareofferedtoresolvepersonalproblemsthatmaybeinterferingwithworkperformance.ServicesareprovidedinAnsonia,Hartford,Meriden,Milford,NewBritain,NewHaven,TorringtonandWaterbury.

CatholicCharities501LombardStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐787‐2207

EasterSealsGoodwillIndustriesRehabilitationCenter,Inc.95HamiltonStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐2000x231SouthCentralBehavioralHealthNetwork‐ThePeerPlacementProgramSCBHN’slargestprogramrecruits,selects,trains,andplacespeopleinlong‐termrecoveryfrommentalillnessandsubstanceabuseintojobsaspeersatbehavioralhealthagencies.Theyserveaspeercounselorsinanoutpatientprogram,staffthecrisisunitwaitingroomatamentalhealthcenter,workwithpeoplenewlyreleasedfromprisonandhospitalsattransitionalhousingandscatteredsitehousingprojects,rungroupsforpeopleinearlyrecovery,providealisteningeartopeopleincrisisatapsychiatricemergencyroom,etc.

SouthCentralBehavioralHealthNetwork

1435StateStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐498‐4160Fax:860‐498‐4165

FellowshipPlaceCareerDevelopment‐providesprevocationalandvocationalservicestohelppeoplewithchronicmentalillnessdeveloptheskillsandconfidencerequiredtofindandkeepajobinthecompetitivemarketplace.Servicesincludeon‐site,paidinternshipsinclericalservices,foodservices,andmaintenance,andplacementincompetitiveemployment.Supportededucationservicesareavailableforthoseinterestedinreturningtoschool.

441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐4227http://fellowshipplace.org/career‐development

JobAssessment,Placement,andSupports‐assistsadultswithdisabilitiestoenterorre‐entertheworkplacethroughtheuseofsituationalassessments,jobplacementandretentionservices,aswellason‐sitesupportssuchasjobcoaching.IndividualsaretypicallyreferredfromtheBureauofRehabilitationServices(BRS),WorkersCompensationCommission(WCC),andBoardofEducationandServicesfortheBlind(BESB)andusuallyonlyrequireshort‐termassistancewithfindingandkeepingajob.Someindividualsmayqualifyforlonger‐termservicesfromthesereferralsources.ItisalsothroughthisprogramareathatthestatemaycontractwithMarrakechtoprovideworkplace‐basedpersonalcareassistants(PCA)foremployeeswithdisabilities.Short‐term,intensivejobplacementandsupportservicesareofferedtothoseinrecoverythroughAccesstoRecovery(ATR)fundsdesignedtoassistindividualswithmeetingtheirvocationalgoals.Individualsmayprivatepayforserviceswhenhe/shedoesnotqualifyforanyotherthirdpartypayer.Inthesecases,thestate‐establishedvocationalrehabilitationfeeswillbeutilizedtodevelopacontractbetweenMarrakechandtheindividualserved.

Marrakech,Inc.6LunarDriveWoodbridge,CT06525203‐389‐2970Fax:(203)397‐0658

EPIC(EmploymentPracticesImprovementCollaborative)EmployabilityandSoftSkillscourses‐Freeinteractiveon‐linecoursesareavailableforjobseekerswithbarrierstoemployment.Modulesarespecificallydesignedforpeopleinrecovery,modulesgearedtowardre‐entry,andmodulesforjob‐seekerswithaspottyemploymenthistory.ForfacilitatorsthereisinformationintheFacilitatorGuideaboutEvidence‐BasedSupportedEmployment,MotivationalInterviewing,andSupportingJobSeekersthroughStagesofChange.Gotowww.Connect‐ability.comandclickonthee‐learningtab.Pleasefollowtheinstructionsfortheshortregistrationprocessandthenbeginenrollingforclasses.Formoreinformation,contactLindaGuillornbycalling860‐418‐6732orbyemailinglinda.guillorn@ct.gov.Connect‐Ability‐workstoremovebarriersthatmakeithardforjobseekerswithdisabilitiestofindandkeepjobs.Information,toolsandtechnicalassistanceareavailabletojobseekersandemployers.

Toll‐free:1‐866‐844‐1903E‐mail:info@connect‐ability.com

RecoveryOrientedEmploymentResources:EmploymentLawsandConvictions,KnowYourRights,IdentificationforEmployment,PardonInformation,&CTWorksOfficesCTBureauofRehabilitationFormoreinformation,contactLindaGuillornat860‐418‐6732oremaillinda.guillorn@ct.gov.

PEERSUPPORTSERVICES

DMHASWarmLines‐telephoneservicesstaffedbypeoplewithpsychiatricdisabilitieswhoofferphonesupporttotheirpeers.Theselinesarenotcrisislinesandthehoursofoperationvaryateachfacility.

SafeHarborWarmLine‐ConnecticutMentalHealthCenter34ParkStreetNewHaven,CT065191‐800‐258‐15285pm‐9pm7daysperweek

AdvocacyUnlimited,Inc.‐educatesconsumersofmentalhealthservicessothatindividualscanmakeinformedchoicesabouttheirowncareandcharttheirownfutures.Thegoalistointegrateallpersons,regardlessofidentifieddisabilities,intothelargercommunity.AdvocacyUnlimited'svisionistocreateanetworkofadvocates,strategicallyplacedthroughoutthestate,equippedwiththeskillsnecessarytoproducealoudandunifiedconsumervoice.

300RussellRoadWethersfield,CT06109800‐573‐6929or860‐667‐0460http://www.mindlink.org

ConnecticutCommunitiesforAddictionRecovery(CCAR)‐anindependent,grass‐rootslevel,statewidenetworkmadeuprecoveringpeople,theirsignificantothers,familiesandfriendsworkingtogethertowardsensuringthatoursocietywillseeaddictiontreatmentandrecoveryasapositiveeffortinthefuture.CCARalsooffersTelephoneRecoverySupport,helpingpeopleinrecoverystayinrecovery.Sometimesjustaphonecallcanmaketherecipientfeelwanted,includedandcaredabout.Apersonnewinrecoveryreceivesaweeklycallfromatrainedpersontocheckinandseehowtheirrecoveryisgoing.Onaverage,peoplereceivecallsforfourteenweeks,oftentimesmuchlonger.Recovereescanalsoenrollonline.

198WethersfieldAvenueHartford,CT061141‐800‐708‐9145www.ccar.us

For‐UFocusonRecovery‐United,includingRecoveryUniversity‐AconsumerrunandoperatedDMHASfundedorganization,aCenterofExcellence,andawonderfulresourceforCTadultswhoexperiencepsychiatricsymptoms,andfortheirfamiliesandtheircaregivers.

100RiverviewCenter,Suite272Middletown,CT06457860‐704‐0556TollfreeinCT:1‐866‐255‐5029Fax:860‐704‐0767www.focusonrecovery.org

TheNationalAllianceonMentalIllness‐Connecticut(NAMI‐CT)‐dedicatedtotheeradicationofmentalillnessandtotheimprovementofthequalityoflifeofthosewhoselivesareaffectedbythesediseases.Theorganizationservesasanallianceofindividuals,families,andfriendsofthosewithmentalillness,ofpersonswhohaveorhavehadmentalillness,andofNAMI‐CTlocalAffiliatesandAssociatemembers.

241MainStreet,5thfloorHartford,CT061061‐800‐215‐3021http://www.namict.org

PeerSupportServices‐PeerSupportEducatorsandSpecialistsareinrecoverythemselvesandserveasavaluableresourcetoourclientswhoareworkingtowardrecoveryandindependence.Theyprovidewellnessclassesforclientsandassisttheminaccessinginformationandservicesinthecommunitythatsupporttheirrecoveryprocesses.

ColumbusHouse,Inc.586EllaTGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06515203‐401‐4400http://www.columbushouse.org

DMHASSOCIALCLUBS

Bridges…ACommunitySupport949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365Fax:203‐874‐5252OpenDoorSocialClub957BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐877‐4325Fax:203‐874‐5252FellowshipPlace441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐401‐4227Fax:203‐789‐4451

ADDITIONALRESOURCESNewHavenProjectApoyo‐bilingualculturallyspecificAlternativeSanctionsprogramofferingyoungLatinooffendersthesupervision,supportandeducationneededtobringaboutapositiveandproductivelifestyle.

790GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐772‐1131

JuntaforProgressiveAction–Juntaoffersavarietyofservicesincludingadulteducation,economicdevelopment,legaladvocacy,familyadvocacy/casemanagement,youthservices,culturalawarenessandimmigrationrights.

169GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐787‐0191

Leeway,Inc.‐Leeway,anintegralpartofthecontinuumofAIDScare,iscommittedtobeingacenterofexcellenceinprovidinginpatientrehabilitativeandpalliativecareandcreatingnewtreatmentoptionssothosewithAIDScanliveasindependentlyaspossible.Expertcareisrespectfullyprovidedwithcompassionandwithoutregardtorace,nationalorigin,age,religion,handicap,genderorsexualorientationwithafocusontheintegrationofbody,mind,andspirit.WearecommittedtopromotingqualityoflifeanddignitytoallthosewithHIV/AIDS.

40AlbertStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐865‐0068Fax:203‐865‐0399

VictimsofHomicide‐AssistancetoSurvivors‐providestherapyandrelatedvictimservices(includingpersonaladvocacy)toadultandchildsurvivorsofhomicidevictimsaspartoftheOfficeofVictimServices'CounselingServicestoFamiliesofHomicideVictimsProject.AvailableinMultipleLocations.

AdoptionSupportGroup‐supportgroupforfamilieswaitingtoadopt.Theymeetregularlytoshareadoptiontransitionissuesinmultiplelocations.EmpoweringPeopleforSuccess‐statewidewelfaretoworkprogramdesignedtoassistcurrentandpastrecipientsofTemporaryFamilyAssistancetoachieveself‐reliancethroughintensivesolutionfocusedcasemanagementandcarecoordinationthatidentifiesandreducestheeffectsofbarrierstosustainedemployment.Theprogramhelpsfamiliestobecomeself‐sufficient,ensuringthatclientshaveafullsetoflifeskills,achievingthenecessarylevelofeducationfortheirdesiredcareers,assistinginobtainingemployment,andminimizingriskstochildrenthroughimprovingfamilysafety.Theprogramiscommittedtoidentifyingfamilystrengthsandhelpingempowerfamiliestousethesestrengthstosucceedinemployment,educationandcommunitybuilding.AvailableintheGreaterHartford,GreaterNewHaven,andWaterburyareas.

NationalAllianceofAdvocatesforBuprenorphineTreatment‐non‐profitorganizationformedtohelppeopleinneedoftreatmentfindtreatmentproviderswhoarewillingandabletotreatopioiddependencyintheprivacyofadoctor’soffice.

ABICommunityServicesProgram‐ConsultationandDiversionProgram‐regionalCommunityIntegrationSpecialists(CIS)provideservicestopersonswithbraininjurythroughtheLMHAnetwork.TheCISisresponsibleforprocessingallreferralstotheABICommunityServicesProgramwithinthedesignatedservicesarea;servingasalinkforclientstoin‐patientservices;arrangingforclinicalconsultations;assistinginthedevelopmentoftreatmentplans;servingasliaisontoprivate/publicserviceswithintheappropriatecommunity;providingmonitoringofservicesforDMHASABIclients;andprovidingsupporttoconsumers,familymembersandconservators.TheCISreceivescontinuoustrainingregardingbraininjuryservicesavailablewithintheparticulargeographicregion.TheCIScoordinateswithotherprogramswithinDMHASandwithotherDepartmentswithintheState/localservicesconstellationthatcanprovideservices,funds,etc.,tothepersonwithbraininjury.TheDMHASprogramservesclientswhoare18yearsofageorolder,receivingservicesthroughDMHASandhaveaqualifyingABIasdeterminedthroughappropriatedocumentation.

ElizabethVanLeer,LCSW,CBIS,(203)974‐7260,elizabeth.vanleer@ct.govGreaterNewHaven/Middletown/Meriden

MovetoWork(MTW)‐5dayaweekjobreadinessprogramthatpreparesparticipantsreceivingcashassistancefromtheDepartmentofSocialServicesforthelaborforce.Theprogramisdesignedtomeettheneedsofbothmothersandfathers.Programservicesincludelifeskillsandpre‐employmentandcustomerserviceskilldevelopment,andjobdevelopmentandplacement.Participantsreceivecasemanagementtosupportemploymentplangoalattainmentandaddressbarrierstoemployment.ManyoftheparentsreferredtoMTWarechallengedwiththeneedtochangebehaviorsthathavegrownoutofmulti‐generationaldependencyonpublicassistancefortheireconomicwell‐being.Withhelpandopportunitymanyoftheseparentsfacethischallengewithresolveandadesiretobecomeeconomicallyself‐sufficient

TakingInitiativeCenter(TIC)‐inter‐agencycollaborativeassistingindividualsintakingthenextsteptowardrecoveryfromdrugandalcoholabuse.TheTICisaplacewherepeoplecansafelygototalkwithpeers,consultwithcounselors,makeuseoflaundryfacilities,enjoyameal,participateinacomputerclassandattendrecoverygroups.TICstaffwillhelppeopleconnectwithservicestopreparefor(re)enteringtheworkforce.ParticipationattheTICcanbethefirststeponthetoughroadtorecovery.TICisfundedthroughtheDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServices.

EasterSealsGoodwillIndustriesRehabilitationCenter,Inc.95HamiltonStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐2000x231

TheConnecticutMilitarySupportProgram(MSP) ‐addressesarangeofproblemsfacingReserveComponentmilitarypersonnelandtheirfamiliesastheypreparefordeploymentorreturntocivilianlife.1‐866‐251‐2913

Training,EducationandManpower‐EmploymentandTraining,HeadStart,Preschool,EnergyandHeatingAssistance,EvictionPrevention,InformationandReferral,CaseManagementandCounseling.

30ElizabethStreetDerby,CT06418203‐736‐5420

CommunityActionAgency‐EmploymentandTraining,Energy&HeatingAssistance,weatherization,IndividualDevelopmentaccounts,FinancialEducation,EvictionPrevention,Energy&HeatingAssistanceandFoodpantry.

NewHaven,Inc.781WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06510203‐387‐7700

PARENTS4ACHANGEConfidentialAddressSouthington,CT06489860‐621‐1682www.parents4achange.netNorthHavenDepartmentofCommunityServicesandRecreation‐ComprehensiveprogramsandservicestoNorthHavenresidents,Servicesincludeoutpatientmentalhealth,substanceabuseandoutreachservices.Individual,couples,group,andfamilytherapy,psychiatricevaluationandmedicationmanagement.Youth @Work is a public-private partnership between the City of New Haven, the New Haven Board of Education, Workforce Alliance, the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce and Empower New Haven. The program provides summer and year-round employment opportunities, workplace exposure and work readiness activities to youth who may be challenged by socio-economic and/or academic barriers to workplace success. The program targets in-school youth, ages 14-21, who are New Haven residents and/or attend New Haven public schools. Youth@Work is also a part of the Mayor’s Youth Initiative, aimed at providing young people workplace exposure, mentoring and school and community-based enrichment activities.

BASICNEEDSRESOURCESintheGREATERNEWHAVENAREA

Infoline–(211)isConnecticut’sfreeinformationandreferralservice.Simplybydialing2‐1‐1,atoll‐freenumberthroughoutConnecticut,callerscanreachknowledgeable,multilingualstaffandgetinformation,referralsorseekhelpinacrisis.2‐1‐1operates24hoursaday,everydayoftheyear.ADVOCACY&LEGAL

AdvocacyUnlimited,Inc.‐ThemissionofAdvocacyUnlimitedistoeducateconsumersofmentalhealthservicessothatindividualscanmakeinformedchoicesabouttheirowncareandcharttheirownfutures.Thegoalistointegrateallpersons,regardlessofidentifieddisabilities,intothelargercommunity.AdvocacyUnlimited'svisionistocreateanetworkofadvocates,strategicallyplacedthroughoutthestate,equippedwiththeskillsnecessarytoproducealoudandunifiedconsumervoice.

300RussellRoadWethersfield,CT06109800‐573‐6929or860‐667‐0460

http://www.mindlink.org

ConnecticutLegalRightsProject,Inc.(CLRP)‐TheCLRPisanindependent,nonprofitlegalserviceorganization,separatefromDMHASoranyhospitalorprovideragency.TheadvocatesandlawyersofCLRPrepresentclientswhoreceiveservicesfromDMHASinConnecticut.Theyworkwithpeopletoexpresstheirwishesandtogettheirneedsmet.Theymakeeveryefforttoensurethatclientsareinformedoftheirrightsandoptionsconcerningtreatmentandotherlifechoices.

POBox351,SilverStreetMiddletown,CT06457MainOfficeatCVH:860‐262‐5030TollFreeNumber:877‐402‐2299www.clrp.org

ConnecticutLegalServices‐ConnecticutLegalServicesprovidesspecialeducationrepresentationtolowincomeclients.Communityeducationmaterialscanbefoundat:www.larcc.orgunderpublicationsofchildrenwithdisabilities.

TollFree:800‐233‐7619www.connlegalservices.org

ConnecticutParentAdvocacyCenter(CPAC)‐statewidenonprofitorganizationthatoffersinformationandsupporttofamiliesofchildrenwithanydisabilityorchronicillnessagesbirthto26.

83WestStreetDanbury,CT06810203‐794‐1259or1‐800‐445‐2722www.cpacinc.org

FAVOR‐FamilyAdvocacy‐Servicesincludedirectfamilyadvocacy,systemadvocacy,educationandtraining,support,technicalassistanceandconsultation.

2138SilasDeaneHighwayRockyHill,CT06067860‐563‐3232www.favor‐ct.org

NewHavenHealthDepartment54MeadowStreet,1stfloorNewHaven,CT06519

203‐946‐6999STDClinic,TuberculinSkinTest,Children’sClinic–203‐946‐8181AdultImmunization‐203‐946‐8184AIDSCounseling&Testing–203‐946‐6453CommunityJusticeProgram‐TheConnectionhaslongbeenoneofConnecticut'srecognizedleadersinimprovingcommunitysafetyandjusticebyhelpingthoseinvolvedinthecriminaljusticesystembecomeproductiveandvaluedcitizens.Servicesprovidedarethenecessaryresidential,rehabilitation,andsupervisoryservicestohelppeopleturnaroundtheirlives,utilizingprovenstate‐of‐the‐artcognitivebehavioraltreatmentapproachestosuccessfullyreducecriminalrecidivism.TheConnection,Inc.205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐776‐9900http://www.theconnectioninc.orgFederallyQualifiedHealthCenters(FQHC)/SCHOOLBASEDHEALTHCENTERSCommunityHealthCenter‐Comprehensiveprimaryhealthcareprovideroffersmedicalanddentalservicesforadultsandchildren.www.chc1.comCornellScott‐HillHealthCenter400ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐503‐3250www.cornellscott.orgFairHavenCommunityHealthCenter374GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06515203‐777‐7411www.fhchc.orgSchoolBasedHealthCenters‐Connecticut’sschoolbasedhealthcentershavebeendeliveringcomprehensivehealthcaretostudentsinschoolsfor27years‐‐wheretheyspend25%oftheirday.Today,therearemorethan75schoolbasedhealthcentersinthestate,andthenumberkeepsgrowingeachyear.Thecentershavebecomepartoftheessentialsystemofcareforchildrenandadolescents,providingphysical,mentalhealth,andoralhealthservicestoover44,000studentsannually.CliffordBeersSchoolBasedHealthCenterFairHavenMiddleSchool164GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐772‐1270CliffordBeersSchoolBasedHealthCenterClintonAveMiddleSchool293ClintonAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐772‐1270

CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(medical,mentalhealth,healtheducation)DavisStreetSchool130OrchardStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐946‐7103CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(medical,mentalhealth,healtheducation)HillCentralMusicAcademy375QuinnipiacAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐946‐7245CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(medical,mentalhealth)KingRobinsonInter‐DistrictMagnetSchool150FournierStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐691‐2791CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(dental)KatherineBrennanElementarySchool200WilmontRoadNewHaven,CT06513203‐946‐8640/2933CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(medical,mentalhealth)RobertoClementeLeadershipAcademy360ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐946‐6602CornellScottHillHealthCenterSchoolBasedHealthCenter(medical,mentalhealth)TrumanElementarySchool114TrumanStreetNewHaven,CT06515203‐691‐2122TRANSPORTATIONLogisticare‐888‐248‐9895Dial‐A‐Ride–866‐906‐RIDENorthwestTransitDistrictInter‐RegionalService‐860‐489‐2535RoadtoRecovery‐203‐401‐4400‐ColumbusHousetransportseligibleriderstotreatmentthroughoutthestate.

HOUSINGRESOURCESANDHOMELESSSERVICESTreatmentAccessProgram(TAP)‐amulti‐agencyprogramcoordinatedandfundedbySCBHN.Itprovidesopportunitiesforhomelesspeoplelivinginshelterstomoveintosoberhouses,whereA.A.meetings,employmentcounseling,andthehelpofotherpeopleinrecoveryareavailable.CasemanagementisprovidedbyColumbusHouse,theOutreachandEngagementTeamofCMHC,andotherparticipatingagencies.SCBHNcoordinatesweeklyroundsandmakespaymentstothesoberhouses.

SouthCentralBehavioralHealthNetwork1435StateStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐498‐4160Fax:860‐498‐4165NewHavenHomeRecovery,Inc.‐provideshousingandsupportservicestowomenandtheirchildrenintheNewHavenarea,servingfamiliesthatarehomelessoratriskofbecominghomeless.ProgramsincludetheAIDSServiceProgram,foodpantry,andsupportivehousingprograms.153EastStreet,Suite300NewHaven,CT06511203‐492‐4866Fax:203‐492‐4872LibertyCommunityServices,Inc.‐offersavarietyofprogramstomeettheneedsofeachindividualwhocomesforhelpfromcomprehensiveresidentialprograms,tooutreachandreferralservicesthathelpindividualsnavigateourcommunity’ssystemofcare,offeringanewbeginningtothosefacinghomelessness,chronicillness,addictionormentalillness.254CollegeStreet,Suite205NewHaven,CT06510203‐495‐7600Fax:203‐495‐7603

CedarHillApartments‐permanentsupportivehousingsitewith201‐bedroomapartmentsforsingleadults.ColumbusHouseprovideson‐sitecasemanagementservices.PartnersincludeTheConnection,theVA(VeteransAdministration)andCMHC(CTMentalHealthCenter).LegionWoods‐Apermanentsupportivehousingsitewith211‐bedroomapartmentsforsingleadults.ColumbusHouseprovideson‐sitecasemanagementservices.PartnersincludeTheConnection,theVA(VeteransAdministration)andCMHC(CTMentalHealthCenter).ScatteredSite‐ColumbusHouseprovidescasemanagementsupportto48peoplewholiveinindependentapartments,wheretheyholdtheirownleasewithsubsidizedrents.Thecasemanagementsupportserviceshelppeopletomaintaintheirhousingandlivesuccessfullyinthecommunity.WhalleyTerrace‐Apermanentsupportivehousingsitewith22unitsforelderlyadults,tenofwhomhaveexperiencedchronichomelessness.ColumbusHouseprovideson‐sitecasemanagementservicesfortenantsinthiscomplex.HOMEINCownsandmanagesthepropertylocatedinNewHaven.ColumbusHouse586EllaT.GrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06515203‐401‐4400TheUrbanInitiativeTakingInitiative‐workswithpeopleinNewHavenwhohavenotbeenreachedbytheaddictionservicesystem,aswellasthosewhohavetriedtreatmentandhadbeenunsuccessful.Thisuniqueallianceofnetworkedagenciesseekstoreachthesepeoplesothatbalanceandstabilitymayberestoredtotheirlives.Theaimoftheprogramistoengage,motivateandsupportthoseservedsothattheycanadoptahealthydailyroutine,gainemployment,andreconnectwithlostrelationshipsandopportunities.TheTakingInitiativeCenterisaplacetofosterdialogueaboutwhatthenextstepsmaybeforrecovery.Itisalsoaplacewherepeoplecansafelytalkwiththeirpeers,consultwithcounselors,andjustgetawayfromtheirnormaldailyroutine.Individualscanmakeuseoffreelaundryfacility,coffeeshop,computerclasses,recoverygroupsandextensiveliterature.Eligibility‐PeopleresidinginNewHavenwhoarenotactively

involvedintheservicesystemandwhohavenothadsuccesswithpreviousrecoverystrategies;peoplewillbescreenedforDMHASeligibility.MarrakechDayServices,Inc.514‐516WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511Contact:MikeMorgan,ProgramManager203‐389‐2970x1317mmorgan@marrakechinc.orgYoungAdultServices‐MarrakechprovidesresidentialservicestoyoungadultswithbehavioralhealthserviceneedsattwositeslocatedinNewHaven.Whilethetwositesfulfillslightlydifferentserviceneeds,theyaresimilarinthattheyareapartment‐stylehomes,have24/7staffonsiteandprovidesupportandinstructionaimedatincreasingtheresidents'abilitytomanagesymptomsandlivemoreindependentlyinthecommunity.GilbertStreetprovidestransitionallivingservicestotenyoungadultsuptoamaximumdurationof24months.Itisintendedtoassistresidentsinbuildingindependentlivingskillsthatwillenablethemtomovetoincreasedindependencewithin12to18months.TheShermanAvenuesupportedapartmentprogramisdesignedforindividualswithmoreintensesupportandsupervisionneeds.Thisisathreestoryhousewithfivebedrooms.Thereis24/7staffatalltimesinthishouse.Theprogramisstructuredthatthefirstfloorspaceissuitedforapersonwiththemostintensesupportneeds.Onthesecondandthirdfloorsconsumershavetheirownbedroomsbutsharethecommonareas.Whiletheprogramistransitionalaswell,thetransitionalperiodmaybemoreextendedbeyondtwoyears.TheShermanAvenuesitehasthecapacitytoproviderespiteservicestoonepersonatatime.AccesstotherespitebedisthroughtheCMHCYASclinic/Marrakech/DMHAScollaborativeteam.Eligibility‐Admissiontotheprogramisateamprocess.IndividualsarereferredbytheDepartmentofMentalHealthandAddictionServicesYoungAdultServicesUnittotheCatchmentArea.Jointly,MarrakechandCMHC/YASreviewreferrals,makepreliminaryassessmentsofeachindividual'sneedsanddetermineanadmissionsdecision.Noindividualisadmittedforresidentialservicesunilaterallyasindividualsmusthaveaclinicalserviceplan,vocationaloreducationalservices,andalongtermvisionforhis/herresidentialgoal.Marrakech,Inc.6LunarDriveWoodbridge,CT06525203‐389‐2970x1302Fax:203‐397‐0658or203‐389‐3927Contact:LoriAngeloff,M.S.,LADC,VPofYoungAdultServiceslangeloff@marrakechinc.org

ColumbusHouseEmergencyShelter‐Providesshelterforover80womenandmen,365nightsayear,servingover78,000mealsannually.Casemanagementservicesincludereferralstomentalhealthandsubstanceabusetreatment,employmenttrainingprograms,education,healthservices,andhousing.

OverflowShelter‐TheOverflowShelter,formenonly,isgenerallyfilledtoits75‐bedcapacityandbeyond.Thisseasonalshelterservesclientswithfood,clothing,showers,personalcareitemsandcasemanagementservices.RecoveryHouse‐Ashort‐termstayformenwhoareinearlyrecoverywhoarewaitingplacementinsoberhousing,in‐patienttreatmentprogramsorpermanenthousingwithout‐patienttreatmentsupport.Lengthofstayis60days.

586EllaT.GrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06511

HousingAssistanceFund‐fundedbytheStateprovidingrentalassistancetopersonswithseriousmentalillnessandsubstanceabusedisordersonatemporarybasiswhileanindividual/familyisonawaitinglistforpermanentstateand/orfederalsubsidy.Servicesareprovidedbythelocalsystemofcareonanin‐kindbasis.BHcareValley435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601or203‐736‐2641BHcareShoreline14SycamoreWayBranford,CT06401203‐483‐2650or203‐483‐2666ContinuumofCare,Inc.399OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐2082Pilots&NextStepSupportiveHousingInitiative–HUDfundedcomprehensivepublic/privatecollaborativeefforttofosterthedevelopmentoflong‐termsolutionstothehousingandserviceneedsoffamiliesandindividuals,copingwithpsychiatricdisabilitiesand/orchemicaldependencywhoarefacinghomelessness,whichprovidesfortransitionalhousing,employment/vocational,psychosocialrehabilitationandclinicalservicesdesignedtoservepersonswhoarehomelessandhaveapsychiatricdisabilityintheNewHavenArea.

KylePedersonat203‐764‐6331orAllisonPonceat203‐974‐7075Fax:203‐867‐8046

BHCareValley435EastMainStreetAnsonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601x439BHCareShorelineOffices14SycamoreWayBranford,CT06405203‐483‐2630ColumbusHouse,Inc.560WhalleyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐389‐0575FellowshipPlace,Inc.441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06511GenevieveMunoz203‐401‐4227x123203‐401‐4227x112Leeway,Inc.40AlbertStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐865‐0068

NewHavenHomeRecovery153EastStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐492‐4866x17LibertyCommunityServices,Inc.254CollegeStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐495‐1760

SupportiveHousingNewHaven‐isaPILOTSbranchthatprovidespermanentscatteredsitesupportivehousingtoareaindividualsandfamilieswithdisabilities.Ourmissionistoprovidesubsidizedhousingtoindividualswhoarechronicallyhomelessoratriskofbecominghomelessasaresultofchemicaldependencyand/orpsychiatricdisability.TheNewHavenPILOTSProgram,alsoknownastheNewHavenFamilyPartnership,isacollaborativeeffortbetweenTheConnection,Inc.,NewHavenHomeRecovery,ALSO/CornerstoneandtheCoordinatingCouncilforChildreninCrisis.Theprogramprovideslong‐term,scattered‐sitesupportivehousingservicestofamilieswheretheheadofhouseholdhasamentalhealthdisability,substanceabuseissues,aphysicaldisability,orHIV/AIDS

TheConnectionInc.205OrangeStreetNewHaven,CT06511Phone:(203)789‐4427X105

SecurityDepositProgram‐Thisprogramprovidessecuritydepositonlyfundstoindividuals/familiesinsearchofpermanenthousing.

Bridges:ACommunitySupportSystem,Inc.949BridgeportAvenueMilford,CT06460203‐878‐6365or203‐877‐3088

PATH‐ThroughthefederallyfundedProjectsforAssistantinTransitionfromHomelessness,DMHASandotheragenciesprovideresearchforpersonswhoarehomelessoratriskofhomelessnessandhaveseriousmentalhealthneeds

BHcareShoreline435EastMainStreetP.O.Box658Ansonia,CT06401203‐736‐2601http://bhcare.org

ShelterPlusCare‐HUD‐fundedprogramprovidingrentalassistanceandsupportiveservicesforhomelessindividuals,whohaveaseriousmentalillness,asubstanceabusedisorder,orHIV/AIDS.DMHASadministersthisprogramformanycommunitiesintheState.

NewHavenShelterPlusCare319PeckStreet,Bldg.#1NewHaven,CT06513203‐764‐6330

OutreachandEngagement‐Bridgeport,NewHavenandHartfordaswellasRegionIII(Willimantic/NewLondonarea),Waterbury,DanburyandTorringtonhavecollaborativeOutreachandEngagementprograms.HomelessOutreachTeamsconsistofindividualswithexpertiseinsubstanceabuse,mentalhealth,financialassistanceprograms,housingandvocationalservices.Theteamsreachhomelessindividualsunderbridges,incars,shelters,busstations,andinencampments.Theyofferavarietyofsupportservicesandasafeenvironmenttoassistindividualsthroughthetransitionfromhomelessness.ForgeneralinformationontheOutreachProgrampleasecontactAliceMinervinoat(860)418‐6942.Belowaretheregionalcontacts:

ColumbusHouse586ColumbusAvenueNewHaven,CT06510203‐401‐4400

HomelessEngagement‐TheFellowshipInnprovidesoutreachandengagementforindividualswithchronicmentalillnesswhoarestayinginlocalhomelessshelters.ServicesattheInnarefreeandopentoallcityHomeless.Monday‐Friday,ourstaffdrivetolocalsheltersandofferadultshelterresidentstransportationtoandfromtheInnwheretheyreceivecounseling,accesstoavarietyofsupportservices,laundryandshowerfacilities,andmealsduringdaytimehourswhensheltersarenormallyclosed.

FellowshipPlace441ElmStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐4227

SHELTERS

CrisisProgram382‐384EdgewoodAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐752‐8710ImmanuelBaptistShelter645GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐2522CareWaysShelter223PortseaStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐492‐4873ColumbusHouseShelter586EllaTGrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06519203‐401‐4400HillsideFamilyShelter168DavenportStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐777‐7848LifeHavenShelter447FerryStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐776‐6208

WomeninCrisis559HowardAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐624‐5798

THERAPEUTICSHELTERS

HARKNESSHOUSE‐Thistransitionalhousingprogramprovidessupportto14maleVeterans.Theprimarygoalistofacilitatethesuccessfultransitionofhomelessadultsintostableandaffordablepermanenthousingwhileprovidingthemwiththeskillsneededtokeepthemhousedandindependent.HarknessHouseispartofColumbusHouse’sHomefrontinitiativetosupportVeteranswhoarehomeless.OntheMove‐transitionalhousingprogramfor20menlocatedonthe3rdfloorofthemainshelter.Clientscanstayintheprogramforuptoayearwhiletheylearnbasiclifeskillsthatwillenablethemtolivemoreindependently.Thisprogramoffersprivaterooms,meals,andcasemanagementservices.SojournersPlace‐providesuptotwoyearsoftransitionalhousingfor15womenwhoarediagnosedwithbothmentalhealthandaddictiondisorders.

ColumbusHouse586EllaT.GrassoBoulevardNewHaven,CT06519203‐401‐4400

SOUPKITCHENS&FOODPANTRIES

CommunitySoupKitchen84BroadwayStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐4594DESK‐SoupKitchen311TempleStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐6426DESK‐Slifka‐SoupKitchen80WallStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐6426MorningStar‐SoupKitchen125DixwellAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐624‐4594

ChristianCommunityActionAgency,Inc.168DavenportAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐7848BethelAME255GoffeStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐915‐2947

CentroSanJose290GrandAvenueNewHaven,CT06513203‐624‐9891ChristianLoveCenter154DerbyAvenueNewHaven,CT06511203‐752‐1644ChurchofGodofProphecy17FarrenStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐776‐4609CommunityBuildersKensington1327ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐401‐4435CommunityBuilders‐ChurchStreetSouth34CCinqueGreenSouthNewHaven,CT06519203‐562‐0299FreeForever149RosetteStreetNewHaven,CT06519203‐772‐2555FairHavenParent’sMinistry160FerryStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐865‐5585GlorifiedDeliverance604DixwellAvenueNewHavenCT06511203‐624‐4175IglesiaChristinaFe141SylvanAvenueNewHaven,CT06519203‐562‐4133IglesiadeDios588FerryStreetNewHaven,CT06513203‐776‐2206ImmanuelBaptist1324ChapelStreetNewHaven,CT06511203‐777‐8744

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