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Over the years, Barry and his late wife, Alison Coolbrith, have been generous benefactors of The Village, making a lasting difference in countless lives through their support. Today, Barry continues ...
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 ...
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 ...
Foster care in Connecticut has been transformed to build brighter futures for kids. Working in partnership with the state’s Department of Children and Families (DCF), The Village is implementing a ...
The Village has opened Hartford’s first-ever, walk-in Urgent Crisis Center (UCC) for youth mental health, making a massive stride to address the children’s mental health crisis in Connecticut. Working with ...
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 ...
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. ...
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 ...
Norman became a first-time father at the age of 54. His new responsibilities coupled with his wife’s personal struggles caused intense feelings of fear and loneliness. Just when it seemed ...
After children complete their care at Eagle House—The Village’s psychiatric residential treatment facility—many transition to foster care. During a surging mental health crisis, amid the pandemic, this transition was harder ...
Once her baby girl was born, Genesia’s life changed. Like many new moms, she needed support as she embarked on her journey of caring for a newborn. When self-doubt creeped ...
As a single mom without any family in the United States, Sonia needed support when her children, Adryan and Sheyla, experienced emotional abuse by a friend of the family and ...
👏 Give it up for the Village STARS! ⭐️
🎉 We held our annual staff recognition awards today to celebrate members of our team who were nominated by their colleagues for going above and beyond, and we honored staff who have reached big milestones in their career at The Village — with anniversaries ranging from 5, 10, and 15 years to 25, 30, and even 35 years!
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Hope Sarah Adanti got an Award for she is truly an exceptional, outstanding, loyal, efficient, intelligent, attuned to her job and The Village all the time!!👍❤️👏
🌷✨ Don't miss your chance to find amazing deals AND make a difference this month at our Second Chance Shops! When you make a Pinwheels for Prevention donation, you'll qualify to win a $100 shopping spree.
❤️ Glastonbury Second Chance Shop
💙 Simsbury Second Chance Shop
🩵 Suffield Second Chance Shop
💛 West Hartford - Second Chance Shop
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🌟 #PinwheelsForPrevention is a national effort during Child Abuse Prevention Month to shed light on the importance of protecting children and reflect the bright future every child deserves.
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👋 Vernon residents!
🚮 Safely dispose of unused or expired medications at the Vernon ROCKS Coalition's DEA Take Back event this Saturday, April 26 at the Rockville Public Library, Vernon, CT. Details below! 👇 ... See MoreSee Less
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