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Between 5 and 7.5 million students - as much as 14 percent - are chronically absent in the United States each year. For low-income and minority students, the rate is ...
Eliah, a mother of three, realizes her dream of obtaining a high school diploma. ...
Rachel Bailey, now a student at Post University, talks about her struggle with depression and the program at The Village that finally helped her. ...
A former runaway and high school dropout, Mia Fontaine survived childhood sexual abuse and is now a Georgetown University graduate, bestselling author and national speaker. ...
A victim of bullying, Tyler began acting out in school. The Village's Extended Day Treatment program helped him cope with tough feelings and get back on track. ...
Cynthia Godfrey's loving husband of 54 years, Loren, and her many friends and family members are keeping her legacy alive through a fund at The Village. ...
With help from a team of professionals at The Village and his caring mom, 10-year-old Sebastian learns effective ways to deal with anxiety and other challenges. ...
When Eddie and his wife divorced and he found himself alone a lot of the time, he reached out to The Village to become a foster parent. ...
A year and a half ago, Erica Rusczyk would never have imagined that she would be standing before an audience of 400 women and men at the Hartford Marriott telling ...
With a loving mom, great teachers, and her own space, a young child thrives. ...
“Seeing Carolyn graduate made me realize how our combined work is worthwhile,” ...
Like many parents, Jose Pratts sometimes lost his temper when his children acted up. Then, Jose and his wife, Zulma, found a program that offers support and information for families ...
Demetrius Chamblee was raised by his grandparents, until his grandfather passed away when he was 14. With help from a Village program, Demetrius was able to put the lessons he ...
The Family Financial Stability Initiative is helping Hartford women effectively manage their finances and achieve financial goals. ...
"Miss Kizzy taught me that I can make something of myself,” said Zicalya. “In order to fulfill my dreams, I have to finish school." ...
👏 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.
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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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