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Bob and Judy Sturgis created the Robert & Judith Sturgis Family Foundation as a charitable resource for organizations close to their hearts. A longtime Simsbury Auxiliary Member and educator, Judy ...
Today, Kyla Thomas is setting big financial goals: she’s learning all she can about tax credits, perfecting her resume to land an internship and taking budgeting courses to help build ...
The Village’s Integrated Care program collaborated with 14 pediatrics practices throughout Connecticut to provide high-quality in-person and telehealth behavioral health services to more than 500 clients referred by those practices. ...
Avon resident Dana Misorski and her husband David have raised more than $30,000 for The Village’s Holiday Giving Tree program, an initiative that helps provide gift cards for families in ...
Having already been diagnosed with cancer and grieving the loss of her mother, the COVID-19 pandemic added even more mental, physical and financial stress to Liza Huertas’ life. Struggling with ...
Struggling from the effects of the Vietnam War on his mental health, Billy connected to The Village for help. With newly regulated medicine and support through counseling and resources as ...
Families rely on The Village to meet some or all of their children’s daily nutritional needs while also counting on us for critical mental health support. ...
“I was feeling depressed and there was a lot of anxiety going on. I didn’t really love Leah. I love who I am now. If it wasn’t for The Village, ...
Pauline and Alyissa inspire us by sharing about the power of fostering. ...
“My earliest recollection was that my mom was my adoptive mom,” said Connie Gavrich, “and I knew I was the center of her universe.” ...
Not many 28-year-old women own their own homes. But, with ambition, hard work and the help of The Village’s Financial Center, Allena and her fiancé are now ecstatic to have ...
“We help them heal, thrive and move forward in their lives.” Tameka Hewitt is proud of the blended family of five she and her husband Rohan have together. ...
“She said that I deserved all the love in the world.” ...
Parenting can be the most fulfilling and joyful role of a person’s life. ...
When Judy Kissane's first husband passed away, she and her sons decided to start the Kissane Family Emergency Assistance Fund at The Village to honor his legacy and provide direct ...
👏 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
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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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