Committed to
helping children,
adults and families
in Greater Hartford.

Our 200-year-old mission is to build a community of strong, healthy families who protect and nurture children.

Now Open!

The OnMed CareStation connects people ages two and up to licensed clinical professionals for private, one-on-one, virtual healthcare visits in real-time. No out-of-pocket cost or appointment needed!

Walk-in!

The Village’s walk-in Urgent Crisis Center (UCC) provides outpatient services for children and adolescents who are experiencing an urgent mental or behavioral health crisis. No appointment or referral is necessary. 

Call: (860) 297-0520

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. But having a moment to pause, learn, breathe and recharge can make all the difference you need to thrive.

Take a mindful minute to learn practical tips and strategies to help you navigate the beautiful journey of parenting, find moments of calm and turn challenges into triumphs.

You deserve to thrive, and it all begins with a little pause!

Stories of Impact

CAREERS

What keeps employees here? Making a difference.

“The work is rewarding. The Village is big enough, but small enough.”

News

March 13, 2025
The Paradis family in West Hartford knows what it's like to have a child in crisis, and they want to share their story in hopes of helping others who are ...
February 15, 2025
In response to the growing youth mental health epidemic in the U.S., the State of Connecticut introduced Urgent Crisis Centers (UCCs) which provide immediate care—no appointment necessary—to children and teens, ...
February 25, 2025
As The Village for Families & Children’s historic Albany Avenue campus in Hartford turns 100 this year, the non-profit is calling on the people who’ve received support at the campus ...
Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons

🌟 Join us on Facebook Live on Thursday, March 27 at noon for an episode of Lunch Break With The Village. We'll focus on how supporting and empowering community members creates a ripple effect that benefits individuals, families, neighborhoods, and entire communities.

💬 Melinda L. Johnson, Director of Community Engagement for the Office of Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam, will join us to discuss city resources and how to access them in your everyday life. She'll share how her team advocates for residents' needs and concerns and collaborates with community leaders to drive positive change.

✅ RSVP: ow.ly/ZAat50VmuCi

🔄 Please share this virtual event with anyone who would benefit from joining the conversation. These online events are free.

#community #hartford #engagement #families #thevillage

Lunch Break: Building A Stronger Community TogetherMar 27, 12:00pm1680 Albany Ave, Hartford, CT, United States, Connecticut 06105🌟 Join us on Facebook Live on Thursday, March 27 at noon for an episode of Lunch Break With The Village. We'll focus on how supporting and empowering community members creates a ripple effect that benefits individuals, families, neighborhoods, and entire communities.

💬 Melinda L. Johnson, Director of Community Engagement for the Office of Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam, will join us to discuss city resources and how to access them in your everyday life. She'll share how her team advocates for residents' needs and concerns and collaborates with community leaders to drive positive change.

🔄 Please share this virtual event with anyone who would benefit from joining the conversation. These online events are free.

✅ How to watch: Visit our page "The Village for Families & Children” (@thevillagect) at noon on March 27 when we go live. You can also open this event and check the "Discussion" section. Please note that you may need to refresh the page.

#community #hartford #engagement #families #thevillage
... See MoreSee Less

Lunch Break: Building A Stronger Community Together
21 hours ago

Lunch Break: Building A Stronger Community TogetherMar 27, 12:00pm1680 Albany Ave, Hartford, CT, United States, Connecticut 06105🌟 Join us on Facebook Live on Thursday, March 27 at noon for an episode of Lunch Break With The Village. We'll focus on how supporting and empowering community members creates a ripple effect that benefits individuals, families, neighborhoods, and entire communities.

💬 Melinda L. Johnson, Director of Community Engagement for the Office of Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam, will join us to discuss city resources and how to access them in your everyday life. She'll share how her team advocates for residents' needs and concerns and collaborates with community leaders to drive positive change.

🔄 Please share this virtual event with anyone who would benefit from joining the conversation. These online events are free.

✅ How to watch: Visit our page "The Village for Families & Children” (@thevillagect) at noon on March 27 when we go live. You can also open this event and check the "Discussion" section. Please note that you may need to refresh the page.

#community #hartford #engagement #families #thevillage
... See MoreSee Less

Lunch Break: Building A Stronger Community Together

💢 If your child is facing challenges with their mental health, The Village’s walk-in Urgent Crisis Center in Hartford is here to help. Trained staff provide immediate support and intervention for:

▪️ Depression, anxiety or hopelessness
▪️ Out-of-control behaviors
▪️ Thoughts of suicide or self-injury
▪️ Substance misuse, and more

➡ LEARN MORE: ow.ly/BEgz50PgAHp
Mon.-Fri., 7am–11pm + Sat., 3pm–11pm.
No appointment needed!

#mentalhealth #children #HartfordCT #TheVillage
... See MoreSee Less

💢 If your child is facing challenges with their mental health, The Village’s walk-in Urgent Crisis Center in Hartford is here to help. Trained staff provide immediate support and intervention for:

▪️ Depression, anxiety or hopelessness
▪️ Out-of-control behaviors
▪️ Thoughts of suicide or self-injury
▪️ Substance misuse, and more

➡ LEARN MORE: https://ow.ly/BEgz50PgAHp
Mon.-Fri., 7am–11pm + Sat., 3pm–11pm. 
No appointment needed!

#mentalhealth #children #HartfordCT #TheVillage
Load more

The Village is supported by hundreds of donors and volunteers who help us provide critical support to children, adults and families in our local community.