Our Quality Parenting Center provides a comfortable, home-like environment where parents and caregivers referred by The Connecticut Department of Children and Families (DCF) can have family time with their children while they are not currently living together.
Our Reunification and Therapeutic Family Time program provides intensive support services for families with children in DCF custody whose permanency goal is family reunification.
Fatherhood Engagement Services works to help strengthen father-child bonds and enhance the level of involvement of fathers in their DCF case planning, provision of services and positive parenting.
Our Family-Based Recovery program ensures that children develop optimally in drug-free, safe and stable homes with their parent(s)/caregivers.
Our Mid-Level Developmental Assessment (MLDA) program provides you and your family with timely services to address your concerns and bring your child who is struggling at home or school back to a normal developmental trajectory before problems escalate.
The Village partners with several Hartford Public Schools to provide your child with services and supports to be successful in school, while also supporting the healthy development of your family.
Our Parenting Education Program (PEP) helps you and your child adjust in a healthy way after divorce or living apart from a parent/caregiver.
Our Eagle House psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) will provide comprehensive and intensive behavioral health treatment for your child who presents with significant emotional or behavioral difficulty and is transitioning from psychiatric hospitalization.
Our Extended Day Treatment (EDT) program is a six-month day program that will support your child in developing and practicing social and coping skills to help them express their feelings in healthy, productive ways.
Multisystemic Therapy is a strengths-based intervention for at-risk youth involved in juvenile probation programs.
Our IICAPS program is designed to keep your child (aged 3-18) who is at risk of psychiatric hospitalization or who may need additional clinical support, in the community.
Our Early Childhood Consultation Partnership provides you with relationship-based consultation services to help manage your child’s behavior and improve their success at school.
Community Support for Families is a voluntary, family-driven program that helps families strengthen natural and community support systems to maintain safe and healthy home environments, reducing the risk of child abuse and neglect.
Our adoption services help individuals and couples create or expand a family through adoption and supports children and families through the adoption process. Our search services provide vital background and medical information to adoptees and helps adoptees and birth parents search for each other for the purpose of reuniting.
Our Rapid Response Program provides short-term in-home services for your child who has experienced or witnessed a crime in the past 90 days, to help reduce the impact of trauma on your child at the earliest possible time, before there is a significant compromise to the developing brain.
Our program provides private supervised visitation services to non-custodial parents so they may visit their children in a neutral and appropriate setting.
Words Count is a short-term, play-based program that builds on creativity and caregiver-child bonds to help young children increase their vocabularies and enhance their conversational abilities.
Our Women’s REACH (Recovery, Engagement, Access, Coaching, Healing) Program provides you with help to enhance your recovery journey as you develop a safe support network.
Through our Integrated Primary Care/Behavioral Health Services, our licensed clinicians and care coordinators work with community physicians and other medical staff to support the whole health of each client—physical, social and emotional.
Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT) provides your child or teen with an integrated, comprehensive, family-centered treatment.
Our Early Childhood Learning Center will help prepare your preschooler with the skills necessary to transition to kindergarten and beyond, by providing a nurturing, open and safe educational environment that helps to promote learning, intellectual curiosity, creativity, independence, social skills, and physical development.
Child First, designed by Darcy Lowell, MD, helps reduce the impact toxic stress can have on your child’s development by strengthening your relationship with your child and addressing your family’s basic needs, such as shelter, food, medical care or employment.
Our Parents as Teachers home visiting program will help you build parental resilience and knowledge of parenting and child development to help your child thrive and be healthy, safe and ready to learn. Trained professionals will make regular personal home or virtual visits during your child’s earliest years in life, from prenatal through kindergarten.