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Maria’s Story: VITA (Spanish)
Tanisha’s Story
“I was at a breaking point. I needed help. The Village has helped me financially, emotionally and now I’m able to pay my bills, I have a vehicle and am on my way to owning a home.” Tanisha Stewart, Village...
A Legacy of Caring and Love
Barry Lastra grew up in the Period of World War II. During that time, his family, parents and older brother lived with his maternal grandparents in their modest, two-bedroom rental house in Ocean Park, near Los Angeles. It was not...
Anthony’s Story
The start of a new year is a time to celebrate new beginnings, like Anthony's. After a harrowing experience led him to begin his healing journey, Anthony was connected to The Village, where he was able to get the support...
Colin and Jeanmarie’s story
Colin Cooper has been connected to The Village for his entire life—first when he was adopted at a young age, and today as a longtime and dedicated supporter alongside his wife, Village board member Jeanmarie Cooper. Through their generous support,...
Galo A. Rodriguez: A vision realized
Transformation is a word often associated with The Village. Each year Village clinicians, staff and volunteers help approximately 20,000 families and children embrace change. Over the last 17 years, The Village itself has been transformed through Galo Rodriguez’s leadership as...
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie’s first priority is making sure her children, Jazlene and Josavian, are happy and safe. As a working mom, finding child care during the after-school hours was a struggle. Thanks to The Village’s free after-school program at her children’s school,...
Meet Jayden and Naobi
Jayden had a hard time expressing his emotions in a healthy way. Once he enrolled in The Village’s six-month day program, he was able to develop and practice coping skills. When Jayden participated in a special basketball clinic as part of an...
Meet the Team That Meets the Moment
The Village can deliver life-changing services to children and families because of our incredible staff. During FY22 we invested $1.5 million in wage and benefit increases and earned a Top Workplace Award for the third year in a row. The...
The Village for Families & Children
17 hours ago
❤ In honor of #NationalVolunteerMonth, we want to recognize the amazing volunteer Auxilians who run and manage our four Second Chance Shops in Glastonbury, Simsbury, Suffield and West Hartford. By selling new and gently used donated men’s and women’s clothing, accessories and housewares, the Auxilians raise hundreds of thousands EACH YEAR to benefit The Village! We’re grateful beyond measure for their hard work and dedication.
👉 View shop hours, locations and learn how to donate or volunteer: ow.ly/S2u850NxEOw
#volunteers #secondchanceshops #thrift #thriftboutique #thrifting #thriftshop #community #support #glastonburyct #simsburtct #SuffieldCT #westhartfordct #TheVillage Glastonbury Second Chance Shop Simsbury Second Chance Shop Suffield Second Chance Shop West Hartford - Second Chance Shop ... See MoreSee Less
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The Village for Families & Children
1 day ago
View coverage from Senator Richard Blumenthal's visit to The Village this week, where Village Chief Medical Officer Dr. Laine Taylor was part of a discussion on youth suicide prevention and resources to help youth who are experiencing a mental health crisis.
Our walk-in, youth Urgent Crisis Center is available to help children and teens who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Learn more ➡ ow.ly/BEgz50PgAHp (Open M-F, 7am-11pm, no appointment needed.) ... See MoreSee Less
Blumenthal Pushes For Federal Funding For Mental-Health Services | The Village
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal says that fighting suicide and declining mental health for young adults and children will need “probably billions” of dollars. At a news conference Monday morning, whi...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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The Village for Families & Children
2 days ago
🌟 Our Pinwheels for Prevention are shimmering in the light at all Village sites in support of happy, healthy childhoods, especially at KIDSAFE CT, our affiliate in Vernon Rockville! Each year site director Robin (right center) leads our Pinwheels for Prevention efforts not only at KIDSAFE but all across The Village. 💙
#pinwheelsforprevention is part of a national effort during Child Abuse Prevention Month to symbolize the importance of protecting children and the bright future every child deserves.
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