The Family Financial Stability Initiative is helping Hartford women effectively manage their finances and achieve financial goals.Through one-on-one coaching and financial education classes, the women learn how to create a budget, understand and improve credit scores, define their financial goals,...
At age four, Zicalya was removed from her home by the Department of Children and Families, separated from her mother and her three siblings. She, a younger brother and an older sister went to live with different family members, and...
Jordan Cuffy doesn’t like to talk about his past − at least the part before his life with Odell Martin. Jordan joined Odell’s family as her foster child when he was 10 years old.“He was sad and didn’t laugh much,”...
Linda Carlson had worked as an actress in theater, film and television from 1970 to 2003 when she left Los Angeles for Connecticut. She has written four plays, and had essays published in the New York Times. But to several...
Selenia, 27, and her husband were at their wits end. Their two-year-old, Christian, was biting and hitting other children at preschool and often needed to be picked up immediately. Read more about MLDA and Selenia’s story in...
Today, a group of students at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School in Hartford are learning about Hawaii, but they don’t know it yet. Their instructor, Carrie Firestone of Avon, leads them through a rousing game of word BINGO that...
Allen was one of the 60 students who participated in The Village’s truancy court prevention project last year. As a sixth-grader, he had missed over 40 days of school, tried to commit suicide and was diagnosed with depression. Cautious of...
The Village for Families & Children
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💜 This #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, join "Mountain Queen" Lhakpa Sherpa in spreading hope to families, like hers, who have been affected by domestic violence. From scaling the heights of Mt. Everest 10 times to overcoming the depths of violence, Lhakpa’s story is one of incredible resilience.
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4 days ago
⭐️ The Village is a Top Workplace!
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Join an award-winning team known for its culture and make a lasting impact. Multiple positions are open, including a Clinical Manager - Child Outpatient Clinic ($5,000 sign-on!) and others.
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The Village for Families & Children
4 days ago
🎉 Great news! Our walk-in youth mental health Urgent Crisis Center in Hartford is now open on Saturdays from 3:00-11:00pm.
If your child is experiencing a mental health challenge, our team of psychiatry specialists, nurses, clinicians, family navigators, behavioral support specialists and discharge planners is here to help. Your child will be seen immediately for help with:
▪️ Depression, anxiety or hopelessness
▪️ Out-of-control behaviors
▪️ Thoughts of suicide or self-injury
▪️ Substance misuse, and more
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Mon-Fri, 7am-11pm & Sat, 3pm-11pm.
No appointment needed!
1680 Albany Avenue, Hartford, CT
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