community
resources

Brady is the leading gun violence prevention organization in America, as we combine our legacy of bipartisan leadership with our proven behavior change campaigns. And evidence shows we’re saving lives.

Website:
https://www.bradyunited.org/

Moms Demand Action is a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence. We pass stronger gun laws and work to close the loopholes that jeopardize the safety of our families. We also work in our own communities and with business leaders to encourage a culture of responsible gun ownership.

Website:
https://momsdemandaction.org/

Sandy Hook Promise is a national nonprofit organization founded and led by several family members whose loved ones were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School on December 14, 2012. Based in Newtown, Connecticut, our intent is to honor all victims of gun violence by turning our tragedy into a moment of transformation. By empowering youth to “know the signs,” we can unite everyone who values protecting children. Together, we can take action in schools, homes, and communities. This will help prevent gun violence and stop the tragic loss of life.

Website:
https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/

Phone Number:
203-304-9780

Our mission is to partner with community-based organizations across Connecticut to empower individuals in need to improve their lives. By leveraging the potential of direct cash assistance and strategic collaborations, we efficiently address immediate crises and systemic injustices.

Address:
50 Charles Street
Westport, CT 06880

Website:
https://4-ct.org/

Aasaaska is an Indigenous Black Latina Woman owned, young BIPOC Male led Urban Farming and Beekeeping organization within the city of Hartford. We directly serve our mirrored community Hartford’s population, The bulk of produce we grow caters to this melting pot of individuals that call Hartford their home. Including but not limited to exotic peppers and okras from many of their native lands and onions.

Address:

Website:
https://www.aasaaska.com/

Phone Number:
860-822-7100

Advancing Connecticut Together (ACT), with its partners, addresses the root causes of poverty, addiction and health inequities through strength-based services and advocacy to ensure all people in Connecticut have equitable resources necessary to achieve multi-generational health, wealth and happiness.

Address:
110 Bartholomew Avenue, Suite 3050
Hartford 06106

Website:
https://www.act-ct.org/

Phone Number:
860-247-2437

ALLIANCE’s sole mandate is to assist under-resourced individuals and communities. ALLIANCE concentrates its efforts and resources on identifying and eliminating the causes of poverty rather than only dealing with its effects. ALLIANCE’s actions are directed towards promoting appropriate institutional change and empowering individuals to become self-sufficient contributors to society.

Address:
1070 Park Avenue
Bridgeport 06604

Website:
https://alliancect.org/

Phone Number:
203-366-8241

Building Hartford through Community Action. BHCA unites, strengthens schools, fosters vibrant economies.

Address:
1229 Albany Avenue, Floor 3
Hartford 06112

Website:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CxaqesdR7iJ/

Phone Number:
860-560-7360

Connecticut’s pre-eminent workforce development nonprofit agency, with expertise in meeting the needs of both jobseekers and employers. Career Resources serves communities across the state with workforce development programs to support youth and adults, many with significant barriers to employment. They are also a statewide leader in supporting the re-entry population, assisting returning citizens and other system-impacted individuals to successfully reintegrate into their communities.

Address:
1000 Lafayette Blvd,
Bridgeport, CT 06604

Website:
https://careerresources.org/

Phone Number:
203-334-5627

Together, we work diligently to be a part of the solution to reduce youth and gun violence, advocate for healthier communities, and create a positive impact that extends far beyond today for the underserved and marginalized youth, families, and neighborhoods throughout Southwestern CT and beyond.

Address:
2470 Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport 06605

Website:
https://catalystct.org/

Phone Number:
203-579-2727

We are a nationally recognized provider of trauma-informed mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults. We serve as the safety net for children and families in the greater New Haven area who cannot afford or gain access to private mental health care.

Address:
93 Edwards Street
New Haven 06511

Website:
https://cliffordbeersccc.org/

Phone Number:
203-772-1270

We are a nationally recognized provider of trauma-informed mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults. We serve as the safety net for children and families in the greater New Haven area who cannot afford or gain access to private mental health care.

Address:
282 Washington St
Hartford, CT 06106

Website:
https://www.connecticutchildrens.org

Phone Number:
860-545-9000

CORNERS Inc. (CORNERS) is a Stamford-based collective of parents, leaders, and
advocates working to restore educational equity, promote community healing, and
empower youth and families impacted by systemic barriers to healthy communities.

Address:

Website:
https://www.cornerscommunity.org/

Email Address:
maya@cornerscommunity.org

The Fairfield CARES Community Coalition brings together citizens, educators and leaders from a broad spectrum of the Fairfield Community in support of our shared vision of a community that promotes healthy, responsible choices through prevention and education for youth, young adults, and families.

Address:
611 Old Post Road
Fairfield 06824

Website:
https://www.fairfieldct.org/fairfieldcares

Phone Number:
203-256-3000

Gather New Haven is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization located in New Haven, CT, committed to social and environmental justice. Gather New Haven’s mission is to promote health, equity, and justice for people and the environment by cultivating connections with each other and our local lands and waters, and by inspiring us to care for ourselves, our community, and the natural world.

Address:
495 Blake Street
New Haven 06515

Website:
https://gathernewhaven.org/

Phone Number:
203-562-6655

To serve the greater Bridgeport community through education, intervention and collaboration.

Address:
1470 Barnum Avenue,
Suite 301 Bridgeport 06610

Website:
https://www.gbapp.org/

Phone Number:
203-366-8255

Greenwich Together mobilizes youth, parents and community partners to prevent substance misuse, promote behavioral and mental health and strengthen healthy choices through positive youth, family, and community development.

Location:
Greenwich

Website:
https://www.greenwichtogether.org/

Phone Number:
203-622-6556

Hartford Communities That Care (HCTC) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), community-based organization founded in 1998, whose mission is to create a thriving, non-violent and drug free environment for youth and families. As a leader and advocate for victims of violence and trauma in underserved communities, HCTC identifies, develops and implements culturally appropriate, high quality and evidence-based crisis response, mental health and supportive programs, partnerships and policies to improve the lives of youth and adult victims of crime and their families.

Address:
2550 Main Street
Hartford 06120

Website:
https://www.hartfordctc.org/

Phone Number:
860-724-1223

Hartford HealthCare is creating a better future for healthcare in Connecticut and beyond. We are a community of caregivers engaged in developing a coordinated, consistently high standard of care, using research and education as part of care delivery. We create and engage in meaningful alliances to enhance access to services and invest in technology and training to develop new pathways to improve the timeliness, effectiveness and accuracy of our services.

Address:
100 Pearl St
Hartford, CT 06103

Website:
https://hartfordhealthcare.org/

Phone Number:
860-263-4100

Harriott Home Health’s primary goal is to help clients—either recovering from short or long-term illness or accidents, or seeking to improve, stabilize and maintain general wellness–manage their healthcare requirements more efficiently, effectively and safely at home.

Address:
10 Love Lane
Hartford, CT 06112

Website:
https://www.harriotthomehealth.com/

Phone Number:
860-904-9045

The Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury, Inc. has been in existence since 1988. The Coalition has over three decades of social services experience in the greater Waterbury area and is a principal leader for bilingual services, advocacy, collaboration, education, and policy development in the Latino community

Address:
135 East Liberty Street
Waterbury 06706

Website:
https://thehispaniccoalition.org/

Phone Number:
203-754-6172

Homes with Hope is a Westport-based organization dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness in Fairfield County. The agency provides emergency shelter for men and women, supportive housing for individuals and families, rapid re-housing, diversion services, a community kitchen, food pantry, youth development programs and mentoring.

Address:
59 Myrtle Avenue
Westport 06880

Website:
https://www.hwhct.org/

Phone Number:
203-226-3426

Ledge Light Health District – LLHD – serves as the local health department for East Lyme, Groton, Ledyard, Lyme, New London, North Stonington, Old Lyme, Stonington, and Waterford, Connecticut. As a health district, formed under Connecticut General Statutes Section 19a-241, LLHD is a special unit of government, allowing member municipalities to provide comprehensive public health services to residents in a more efficient manner by consolidating the services within one organization.

Address:
216 Broad Street
New London 06320

Website:
https://llhd.org/

Phone Number:
860-448-4882

We are committed to addressing the complex mental health and wellness challenges faced by youth, adults, and families in the Greater Bridgeport community. We provide trauma-informed services and promote collaboration and shared learning to maximize our impact.

Address:
475 Clinton Avenue
Bridgeport 06605

Website:
https://lifebridgect.org/

Phone Number:
203-368-4291

We are committed to addressing the complex mental health and wellness challenges faced by youth, adults, and families in the Greater Bridgeport community. We provide trauma-informed services and promote collaboration and shared learning to maximize our impact.

Address:
999 Broad St
Bridgeport, CT 06604

Website:
https://www.bridgeportct.gov/government/departments/mayors-initiative-reentry-affairs

Phone Number:
203-330-4235

Neighbor to Neighbor strengthens the Greenwich community by providing access to nutritious food, clothing, and other essentials in an atmosphere of kindness and respect.

Address:
248 East Putnam Avenue
Greenwich 06830

Website:
https://www.ntngreenwich.org/

Phone Number:
203-622-9208

Since our inception in 2011, New Haven Rising has worked to create economic, social and racial justice. Our members across New Haven have pushed those in power to create a more equitable city with opportunities for all. We are proud of our successes: a community benefits agreement with charter schools, the election of politicians who are responsive to the people rather than to special interests, and an agreement with large institutions to hire locally.

Address:
425 College Street
New Haven 06511

Website:
https://www.newhavenrising.org/

Phone Number:
203-533-2282

Under the executive leadership of Mayor Bronin, the North Hartford Promise Zone (NHPZ) is an unprecedented, collaborative urban renewal effort being led by a committed cast of key local and regional stakeholders to advance neighborhood revitalization and create a safe prosperous future for residents.

Address:
550 Main Street,
Suite 001 Hartford 06103

Website:
https://www.hartfordct.gov/Government
/Departments/Mayors-Office/
Mayor-Initiatives/Promise-Zone#section-1

Phone Number:
860-757-9311

The Community Action Agency of Western Connecticut provides social services and programs directly and through partnerships to vulnerable and low-income individuals, families and communities in Western Connecticut to help them achieve self-sufficiency and to improve their lives.

Address:
78 Triangle Street
Danbury 06810

Website:
https://caawc.org/mission-history/

Phone Number:
203-744-4700

For over 48 years, The Justice Education Center mission has been to improve the lives of children, youth and adults through increasing community safety, reducing crime and violence, and providing educational and wellness opportunities for Connecticut’s children, youth, and families.

Address:
62 LaSalle Road,
Suite 308 West Hartford 06107

Website:
https://www.justiceeducationcenter.org/

Phone Number:
860-231-8180

Trinity Health is one of the largest not-for-profit, faith-based health care systems in the nation. It is a family of 133,000 colleagues and more than 38,900 physicians and clinicians caring for diverse communities across 25 states. The Trinity Health system includes 92 hospitals, 101 continuing care locations, the second largest PACE program in the country as well as many other health and well-being services. In fiscal year 2025, the Livonia, Michigan-based health system invested $2.9 billion in its communities in the form of charity care, community benefit and other programs and services.

Address:
1000 Asylum Ave
Hartford, CT 06105

Website:
https://www.trinityhealthofne.org/

Phone Number:
860-714-4000

UCA’s mission is to empower families of color to develop healthy attachments and promote physical, emotional, social and spiritual well-being while developing a positive connection to their communities. UCA has three central beliefs:

Address:
446A Blake Street,
Suite 200 New Haven 06515

Website:
https://urbancommunityalliance.org/

Email:
info@ucainc.org

CCADV strives to change the systems that impact the lives of survivors. Whether it’s working with government agencies to create flexible policies that meet the needs of survivors, advocating with elected officials to strengthen state and federal laws, or launching training and public awareness initiatives to inform individuals and communities about the help we offer, we’re at the center of efforts to improve Connecticut’s response to domestic violence.

Address:
655 Winding Brook Drive,
Suite 4050 Glastonbury 06033

Website:
https://www.ctcadv.org/

Phone Number:
860-282-7899

The Hope Family Justice Center of Greater New Haven consists of a multi-disciplinary team of professionals who work together, under one roof, to provide free wraparound services and care to victims, survivors and thrivers of domestic violence. By providing support and healing, access to services and pathways to empowerment, the Hope Center is dedicated to replacing violence with safety, despair with optimism, uncertainty with hope.

Address:
142 Temple Street,
Suite 301 New Haven 06510

Website:
https://www.bhcare.org/services/domestic-
violence-victim-advocacy/hope-family-
justice-center/

Phone Number:
203-800-7204

Our Mission is to promote non-violent partner relationships, families and communities, and to reduce violence and abuse towards domestic partners and children. We accomplish this goal by educating men about the origins of their abusive behaviors and changing their beliefs and attitudes about their partners and their role in relationships and family.

Address:
386 Main Street,
Middletown 06457

Website:
https://nonviolencealliance.org/Home
_Page.php

Phone Number:
860-347-8220

With a legacy spanning 160 years and recognized as the first Girls Club in the United States, Park Central empowers girls and women through essential skill-building and life-enriching programs. Our center offers a supportive and safe place to share and grow – where she can become who she wants by learning what she likes.

Address:
35 Park Place,
Waterbury 06702

Website:
https://www.parkcentralwaterbury.org/

Phone Number:
203-756-4639

Saint Joseph Parenting Center’s vision is that all children live in a world free of child abuse and neglect. With that vision in mind, our mission is to strengthen families that are at risk of child abuse and neglect, by providing parenting education and support. We equip parents with the education, tools and resources to change unhealthy parenting patterns and to foster healthy ones in an effort to decrease the incidence of child abuse and neglect.

Address:

• 946 Stone Street, Danbury 06810
• 90 Fairfield Avenue, Stamford 06902
• 299 Washington Avenue, Bridgeport 06604

Website:
https://sjpcenter.org/

Phone Number:
203-756-4639

Bristol Eliminating Substance Use Together (BEST) is a Drug-Free Community Coalition that began in the early 1990s as the Bristol Youth Prevention Council. In the years since, the Coalition’s name may have changed, but its focus on reducing youth substance misuse has remained constant.

Address:
51 High Street
Bristol 06010

Website:
https://best4bristol.com/community
-coalition/

Phone Number:
860-314-4690

The mission of the LOLPC is to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug use among youth by collaborating with the community to raise awareness, modify social norms, educate youth and adults, initiate policy change, and promote healthy activities.

Address:
59 Lyme Street,
Old Lyme 06371

Website:
https://lysb.org/prevention-coalition/

Phone Number:
860-434-7208

The Brother Carl Hardrick Institute for Violence Prevention will focus on evidence-based strategies for the prevention of gun and community violence that expands the number violence intervention specialists and youth development practitioners.

Address:
444 Albany Avenue
Hartford 06120

Website:
https://bchinstitute.org/

Phone Number:
860-595-3447

Our strategy focuses on a holistic, community-centered approach that tackles the root causes of violence through collaboration and prevention. By partnering with various sectors—law enforcement, mental health services, and trusted community leaders—to establish a unified support system. The Office of Violence Prevention aims to build trust and create a safer, more resilient environment for all Harford residents by emphasizing healing and maintaining transparent communication with the community.

Address:
550 Main Street
3rd Floor, Suite 300
Hartford 06103

Website:
https://www.hartfordct.gov/Government/
Departments/COO/Violence-Prevention

Phone Number:
860-757-9518

CTVIP has emerged from a singular idea to an agency with over 20 staff and multiple programs aimed to support our community and youth. We are now known as Connecticut Violence Intervention and Prevention which captures our strategic efforts to get ahead of community violence and target the systemic, historical issues of our clients.

Address:
230 Ashmun Street,
New Haven 06511

Website:
https://lysb.org/prevention-coalition/

Phone Number:
203-553-7282

The mission of CT Against Gun Violence is as simple as it is bold: to end gun violence in Connecticut. Our mission is being achieved through three key strategies:

• Draft, pass and protect common-sense gun laws
  
• Support non-legislative violence prevention programs
  
• Ensure effective administration of CT gun laws

Address:
PO Box 8288,
New Fairfield 06812

Website:
https://cagv.org/

Phone Number:
203-955-1009

The Connecticut Center for Nonviolence (CTCN) fosters conflict reconciliation and coalition building through the principles of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement. Using a proactive approach, CTCN utilizes a comprehensive nonviolence curriculum developed by legendary Civil Rights Leader, Dr. Bernard LaFayette, Jr., a key strategist for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Over the past seventeen years, CTCN has introduced more than 10,000 citizens and civic leaders to Kingian Nonviolence, tailoring its programs to suit various groups. The center focuses on building sustainable partnerships to ensure the ongoing growth of nonviolent practices.

Address:
687 Albany Avenue,
Hartford 06112

Website:
https://ctnonviolence.org/

Phone Number:
850-567-3441

Focused on individuals impacted by gang/group violence and those suffering from Post-Traumatic & Present Stress Disorder (PTSD) due to urban gun violence, Hang Time has grown into a vital community resource.

Address:

• 2470 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport 06604
• 109 Legion Ave, New Haven 06519
• 235 Grand St, Waterbury 06702

Website:
https://hangtimerealtalk.org/
locations/bridgeport/

Phone Number:
203-980-3160

Connecticut Moms Demand Action volunteers working to help end gun violence.

Address:
Statewide

Website:
https://www.facebook.com/MomsDemandActionCTCentral/

Mothers United Against Violence is a faith-based organization that has been dedicated on helping out the community get through the biggest ongoing pandemic, which is gun violence. The amount of unwanted violence is hurting the community and causing a rift throughout Connecticut.

Address:
2550 Main Street,
Hartford 06120

Website:
https://muavct.org/

Phone Number:
860-246-1880

Newtown Action Alliance Foundation (NAAF) was formed after the Sandy Hook shooting tragedy in the community to help ensure that Newtown is remembered as a place that fosters positive cultural change to #EndGunViolence in America. Led by the same volunteer advocates who lead the Newtown Action Alliance (501c4), NAAF provides comfort, education, scholarship, support and resources to families and communities impacted by gun violence. Our goal is to help all American communities move forward together to create a positive cultural change towards a more peaceful, less violent future.

Address:
National

Website:
https://www.newtownaction
alliancefoundation.org/

Phone Number:
203-491-0366

Project Longevity, in the cities of Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury and New London focuses on reducing group and gun violence, minimize harm to communities through deterrence and targeted enforcement, care coordination and community outreach for returning offenders, victims, and their families.

Address:
62 LaSalle Road,
Suite 308 West Hartford 06107

Website:
https://www.justiceeducationcenter.org
/initiatives/project-longevity/

Phone Number:
860-231-8180

Project Safe Neighborhoods (“PSN”) is a comprehensive, strategic approach to reducing gun violence and promoting safe communities in this country. PSN combats gun violence by bringing together local, state, and federal law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and community leaders to implement a multi-faceted strategy to deter and punish gun violence.

Address:
157 Church Street,
Floor 25 New Haven 06510

Website:
https://www.justice.gov/usao-ct/
project-safe-neighborhoods

Phone Number:
203-821-3700

Safe Futures provides free and confidential services for anyone who feels unsafe in New London and other locations in Connecticut.

Address:
16 Jay Street,
New London, CT

Website:
https://safefuturesct.org/

Phone Number:
860-447-0366

We are a Connecticut based non-profit organization that provides support, counseling, and advocacy to family and friends of homicide victims.

Address:
530 Silas Deane Highway,
Suite 380 Wethersfield 06109

Website:
https://www.survivorsofhomicide.com/about-us/

Phone Number:
860-257-7388

Our program is focused on reducing gun violence in the communities in which our events take place. With 40,000 gun deaths per year in our country, something must be done now. The strategy we apply to this problem is to convert weapons of death into tools of life, and then use those tools to the betterment of the community, all with the goal of reducing senseless gun deaths.

Address:
Statewide

Website:
https://www.s2pnortheast.org/

“You Are Not Alone” (YANA) is a Bridgeport-based support group for mothers who have lost children to gun violence. The group was founded by Dawn Spearman and provides fellowship, support, and a space for mothers to share their stories and find healing.

Address:
Bridgeport 06604

Website:
https://www.facebook.com/
youarenotalonebpt/

The mission of the Arch Street Teen Center is to provide Greenwich teens (and teens who are enrolled in a Greenwich school) in the 6th – 12th grades with a safe environment in which to connect and socialize with their peers.

Address:
100 Arch Street,
Greenwich 06830

Website:
https://www.archstreet.org/

Phone Number:
203-629-5744

BTS is a cross-sector partnership of over 90 community and civic leaders, educators, and organizations. We work collectively to achieve equitable change by empowering Waterbury’s children, youth, and families, to be successful in school, career, and life.

Address:
100 North Elm St,
Floor 2 Waterbury 06702

Website:
https://www.waterburybridgetosuccess.org/

Phone Number:
203-754-0040

Established in 2014, StreetSafe brings new hope, promise, and mobility to our most at-risk youth. Gang/group violence and gun violence are far too prevalent among Bridgeport youth. Our goal is to create a safer and more secure environment for Bridgeport.

Address:
2470 Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport 06605

Website:
https://catalystct.org/streetsafe-bridgeport/

Phone Number:
203-579-2727

Citywide Youth Coalition is a youth-led, intergenerational organizing hub that builds collective power through political education, community care, and grassroots action. Rather than simply ‘serving’ youth, CWYC centers youth as organizers, advocates, and visionaries who lead efforts to dismantle systems of oppression and reimagine what justice, safety, and liberation looks like.

Address:
928 Chapel Street,
New Haven 06510

Website:
https://www.cwyc.org/

Phone Number:
203-464-7838

COMPASS Youth Collaborative interrupts violence in the City of Hartford by building transformative relationships with youth at the center of the violence. COMPASS Peacebuilders provide youth tools to create sustained behavior change and transition successfully to adulthood.

Address:
55 Airport Road,
Suite 201 Hartford 06114

Website:
https://compassyc.org/

Phone Number:
860-296-2855

Connecticut Youth Services Association (CYSA) leads, strengthens, supports and advocates on behalf of a unified network of Youth Service Bureaus dedicated to the well-being of Connecticut’s youth and families.

Address:
Statewide

Website:
https://www.ctyouthservices.org/Default.asp

Power through the collective voice of parents, grandparents, foster parents, guardians and all child caregivers.

Address:
Hartford

Website:
https://www.facebook.com/CTParentsInPower/

Phone Number:
203-443-3203

CTVIP currently serves youth that are engaged in the riskiest activity in the greater New Haven community. By risky, we allude to youth engaged or at risk of engaging in community violence such as gang involvement, shooting, truancy, or disengagement. We are contracted to work with youth ages 13-24; those in the public school system, those returning from detention/correction and victims of community violence.

Address:
230 Ashmun Street,
New Haven 06511

Website:
https://www.ctintervention.org/

Phone Number:
203-553-7282 

About 1 in 5 young adults in our state are disconnected or disengaged. Through love-infused programming, Domus helps young people in Stamford and beyond overcome obstacles that jeopardize a bright and stable future. Our trauma-responsive approach combines our Relational Model (how we work) with our Program Models (what we do) to support youth in making positive changes.

Address:
83 Lockwood Avenue,
Stamford 06902

Website:
https://www.domuskids.org/

Phone Number:
203-324-4277

Full Circle Youth Empowerment Inc. seeks to holistically empower, support and encourage marginalized youth, in Fairfield County, to become self-sufficient and successfully transition into adulthood. Our goal is to provide an array of programs, services, and supports for youth to strengthen their skill development and increase their well-being to achieve optimal success personally, socially, emotionally, academically, and spiritually.

Address:
583-585 East Main Street,
Bridgeport 06608

Website:
https://www.fcyecenter.org/

Phone Number:
203-332-6200

The Greenwich Youth Services Bureau’s (YSB) mission is to create a coordinated, effective and efficient system of services for youth and families. YSB helps to improve and enhance the way the community anticipates, identifies, responds, and ultimately meets its changing needs.

Address:
101 Field Point Road,
Greenwich 06830

Website:
https://www.greenwichct.gov/549/Youth-Services-Bureau

Phone Number:
203-622-7700

Hearing Youth Voices develops working class, Black and brown young people into courageous and skilled leaders capable of running issue-based campaigns, leading coalitions and alliances, and uniting us across our differences to build the power necessary to advance racial, economic, and gender justice.

Address:
32 Broad St
New London, CT 06320

Website:
https://www.hearingyouthvoices.com/

Phone Number:

Hoops4All, Inc. (Hoops4All) is a Stamford-based nonprofit organization committed to empowering youth through basketball, mentorship, and community engagement.

Address:

Website:
https://hoops4allstamford.org/

Phone Number:
wil@hoops4allstamford.org

Empowering youth to develop leadership skills through impactful, youth-led projects that create lasting change for children in the community.

Address:
347 Stillwater Ave,
Stamford 06902

Website:
https://kidshelpingkidsct.org/

Phone Number:
203-859-9483

Building healthy communities where children and families thrive through prevention, counseling, and crisis services available 24 hours every day.

Address:
1 Salem Street,
Cos Cob 06807

Website:
https://www.kidsincrisis.org/

Phone Number:
203-661-1911

Building healthy communities where children and families thrive through prevention, counseling, and crisis services available 24 hours every day.

Address:
45 Lyon Terrace, Room 301
Bridgeport, CT 06604

Website:
https://www.bridgeportct.gov/government/departments/youth-services/lighthouse-program

Phone Number:
203-576-7252

Since 2011, our organization’s mission revolves around educating and empowering successive generations of Latinas. Rooted in unwavering dedication, Madre Latina Organization Inc. strives to equip Latinas with the essential tools required to elevate their careers, businesses, and overall quality of life.

Address:
232 North Elm Street,
Waterbury 06702

Website:
https://www.madre-latina.com/

Phone Number:
475-235-2044

The Mayor’s Youth Services Bureau is dedicated to nurturing the growth of compassionate, responsible, resilient, and successful young individuals. Our mission is to provide resources, programs, and support that enable youth to thrive both now and in the future.

Address:
888 Washington Boulevard,
6th Floor Stamford 06901

Website:
https://www.stamfordct.gov/government/
view-all-city-departments/youth-services

Phone Number:
203-977-5674

My Architecture Workshops Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit organization formed in Stamford, CT, in 2020, is dedicated to inspiring and empowering the next generation of architects, engineers, and builders. Our program introduces students to the fields of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) through hands-on workshops, collaborative projects, and innovative learning experiences.

Address:

Website:
https://www.myarchitectureworkshops.com/

Phone Number:
hello@myarchitectureworkshops.com

Empowering students and young adults to achieve their academic and professional dreams. We launch young people TO college and support them THROUGH college on their way to becoming leaders of our city.

Address:
28 Lincoln Way,
New Haven 06510

Website:
https://www.newhavenpromise.org/

Phone Number:
203-776-6473

Roca’s mission is to relentlessly disrupt violence by engaging young people, police, and systems to heal trauma, find hope, and drive change.

Address:
75 Charter Oak Avenue,
Hartford 06106

Website:
https://rocainc.org/who-we-work-with/
locations/location-connecticut/

Phone Number:
860-206-2917

The Depot Youth Center is a critical town asset sitting at the center of our community providing relevant, age-specific and vital resources for the youth in Darien. Supporting the well-being of our youth by giving them opportunities to connect, grow and give back.

Address:
25 Heights Road,
Darien 06820

Website:
https://dariendepot.com/

Phone Number:
203-655-0812

TPAUD, Trumbull’s Prevention Partnership is a community coalition dedicated to engaging and mobilizing youth, parents and guardians, and community partners to prevent youth alcohol and drug use, promote mental wellness, and build a safe and healthy community.

Address:
6254 Main Street,
Trumbull 06611

Website:
https://www.tpaud.org/

The Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is made of Cromwell community members who help Cromwell Youth Services address community issues related to youth and families. YAB presents an opportunity to Cromwell community members of all ages to give direct input and feedback on our programming, events, and services.

Address:
41 West St
Cromwell 06416

Website:
https://www.cromwellct.com/
youth-services/pages/
youth-advisory-board-yab

Phone Number:
860-632-3448

Youth Service Bureaus (YSBs) are local community-focused organizations that work to assess youth and families’ needs and help connect them with appropriate programs and/or services. YSBs are open to the public and can be contacted to learn more about the specific programs and services available.

Address:
Statewide

Website:
https://www.ctyouthconnect.org/ct-ysb-map.html