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5083  ACCESS Community Action Agency
1315 Main Street, Suite 2
Willimantic, CT   06226
Phone: (860) 450-7400
Fax: (860) 450-7477
Mr. Peter DeBiasi, Executive Director
peter.debiasi@accessagency.org

The ACCESS Agency operates a 60-bed homeless shelter and works with individuals and families to assist them in returning to a productive life in a stable living environment.

5366  African American Parade Day Committee
1229 Albany Avenue

P.O. Box 911

Hartford, CT   06143-0911

Phone: (860) 524-0086

Fax: (860) 524-0087

Ms. Ula Dodson, President

Primary purpose is to develop cultural and educational programs to inspire the community about the achievements and contributions of African Americans in this country.

 

5300  AIDS Project Hartford, Inc.
110 Bartholomew Avenue Suite 3050

Hartford, CT   06106-2241

Phone: (860) 951-4833

Fax: (860) 951-4779

Mr. Paul J. Botticello, Jr., Executive Director

pjb@aidsprojecthartford.org


Provides AIDS-related educational and case management services in an effort to improve the quality of life for people infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS.

 

5301  Alcohol & Drug Recovery Center
500 Blue Hills Avenue

Hartford, CT   06112

Phone: (860) 714-3701

Fax: (860) 714-8974

Mr. Kenneth J. Talge, President & CEO

ktalge@stfranciscare.org


ADRC provides a full continuum of substance abuse treatment and supportive services to clients of the Capital Region in a culturally competent system of care.

 

5302  Andover, Hebron, Marlborough Youth Services
25 Pendelton Drive

Hebron, CT   06248-1525

Phone: (860) 228-9488

Fax: (860) 228-1213

Mr. Joel Rosenberg,

joelr@AHMYouth.org


Andover, Hebron, and Marlborough Youth Services Inc., a regional service bureau provides a wide range of information, intervention, prevention, and positive youth development services.

 

5379  Angels Depot Resource Center, Inc.
1630 Main Street, No. 41

Coventry, CT   06238

Phone: (860) 646-3399

Ms. Claire Connelly, President

angelsus@aol.com


Professional volunteers provide counseling and social services to low income individuals and families. Incorporated in 1984, located in Manchester, CT.

 

5398  Asian Family Services (AFS)
1921 Park Street

Hartford, CT   06106

Phone: (860) 951-8770

Fax: (860) 233-2796

Ms. Vichhyka Shelto, Executive Director

vshelto@asianfamilyservices.org


Provides social services, mental health and substance abuse treatment, and help with acculturation to Asians in Connecticut.

 

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5303  Birthright of Greater Hartford
914 Main Street, Room 216

East Hartford, CT   06108-2237

Phone: (860) 290-8800

Ms. Mary McNamara, President


Non-profit, interdenominational, non-political, emergency pregnancy service offering the alternative to abortion. Staffed by dedicated volunteers giving free pregnancy tests, friendship, counseling, and practical support.

 

5330  Blue Hills Civic Association
120 Holcomb Street

Hartford, CT   06112-1589

Phone: (860) 769-3846

Fax: (860) 242-0741

Mr. Lee R. Hunt, President

lrjrhunt@aol.com


The Civic Association's priority is to stabilize the largest homeowning community in Hartford and to maintain, support, and grow its homeowning population.

 

5123  Boundless Playgrounds, Inc.
45 Wintonbury Avenue

Bloomfield, CT   06002

Phone: (860) 243-8315

Fax: (860) 243-5854

Ms. Amy Barzach


Boundless Playgrounds assists communities in building playgrounds where all children, with or without disabilities, can come together, develop skills and learn through play.

 

5237  Bridge Family Center, The
1022 Farmington Avenue

West Hartford, CT   06107

Phone: (860) 521-8035

Fax: (860) 521-8036

Ms. Margaret Hann, Executive Director

margaret@bridgefamilycenter.org


A regional family service agency providing counseling, temporary shelter, life skills training, positive youth development programs, parent education, community services, and prevention and intervention programs.

 

5377  Broad Park Development Corp.
617 Park Street

Hartford, CT   06106

Phone: (860) 249-0649

Fax: (860) 549-8308

Mr. Romulo Samaniego, Executive Director

romulo_samaniego@broadpark.org


Broad-Park Development Corporation develops affordable housing and commercial revitalization projects in the Frog Hollow and South Green neighborhood of Hartford.

 

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5336  Camp Horizons
127 Babcock Hill Road

South Windham, CT   06266

Phone: (860) 456-1032

Fax: (860) 456-4721

Ms. Janice Chamberlain, Associate Executive Director

janice.chamberlain@camphorizons.org
 

Camp Horizons Inc. is a private, non-profit agency providing multiple ever-changing programs to meet the needs of children and adults who are mentally handicapped.

 

5752  Capital Workforce Partners
One Union Place

Hartford, CT   06103

Phone: (860) 522-1111

Fax: (860) 722-2486

Mr. Thomas L. Phillips, Executive Director

TPhillips@CapitalWorkForce.org


Responsible for workforce development policy, planning and programming. We design and manage targeted workforce development programs for adult and youth jobseekers and employers.

 

5340  Center for Children's Advocacy, Inc.
65 Elizabeth Street

Hartford, CT   06105

Phone: (860) 570-5327

Fax: (860) 570-5256

Ms. Martha Stone, Executive Director

mstone@kidscounsel.org
 

Promotes and protects the legal rights and interests of poor children who are dependent upon Connecticut's support systems, through legal advocacy and public education.

 

5763  Central AHEC, Inc.
30 Arbor Street North

Hartford, CT   06106

Phone: (860) 233-7561

Fax: (860) 570-1156

Ms. Brenda P. DelGado, Executive Director

bdelgado@centralctahec.org


Central AHEC (Central Area Health Education Center), Inc. is a community based organization that strives to improve the health status and eliminate health disparities across diverse populations in central Connecticut.

 

5106  Channel 3 Kids Camp
73 Times Farm Road

Andover, CT   06232

Phone: (860) 742-2267

Fax: (860) 742-3298


Channel 3 Kids Camp is a non-profit camp providing overnight experience for Connecticut's underprivileged children.

 

5305  Children in Placement
300 Whalley Avenue

New Haven, CT   06511

Phone: (203) 784-0344

Fax: (203) 784-0347

Ms. Joan B. Jenkins, Executive Director

jbjcip@sbcglobal.net


Facilitates judicial review of children and families in court proceedings alleging neglect and abuse in order to promote a safe permanent home for each child.

 

5342  Chinese Culture Center
P.O. Box 380825

East Hartford, CT   06138-0825

Phone: (860) 568-6455

Mr. Simon Su


To promote better understanding of Chinese culture. To establish and maintain a Chinese language school. To enhance and the exchange and sharing of general knowledge.

 

5249  Citizens Network of the Capital Region, Inc.
One Congress Street, Suite 210

Hartford, CT   06114

Phone: (860) 278-4090

Mr. Courtney Bourns, Executive Director

cbourns@citizensnetwork.info


Programs involve collaborative ventures initiated with other non-profits building bridges of understanding and a regional spirit and vision between diverse residents of Greater Hartford.

 

5309  Co-opportunity, Inc.
20-28 Sargeant Street

Hartford, CT   06105

Phone: (860) 236-3617

Fax: (860) 808-1757

Ms. Donna Taglianetti, Executive Director

donnat@co-opportunity.org


Co-Opportunity provides opportunities for Hartford-area residents to develop their personal and financial assets. Programs include YouthBuild Hartford, homeownership and financial education and counseling and IDAs.

 

5348  Community Enterprises, Inc.
29 Bloomfield Ave

Windsor, CT   06095

Phone: (860) 688-7918

Fax: (860) 688-5599

Mr. Richard Venne, CEO

cevenne@aol.com


Community Enterprises, Inc. is an innovative human service organization providing quality housing, employment, education and community experience programs for individuals with disabilities throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Long Island, New York.

 

5358  Community Partners in Action
110 Bartholomew Ave, Suite 3010

Hartford, CT   06106-4658

Phone: (860) 566-2030

Fax: (860) 566-8089

Mrs. Maureen K. Price-Boreland, Executive Director

mprice@cpa-ct.org


A non-profit agency which provides services that promote accountability, dignity and restoration for people affected by the Criminal Justice System.

 

5308  Community Renewal Team
555 Windsor Street

Hartford, CT   06120-2418

Phone: (860) 560-5600

Fax: (860) 527-3305

Ms. Magdalena Rodriguez, President & CEO

lenar@crtct.org


CRT is an anti-poverty Community Action Agency that serves more than 60,000 persons in Hartford and Middlesex counties.  Programs include Head Start, Meals on Wheels, Energy Assistance, Alternatives to Incarceration, and Supportive Housing.

 

5242  Community Service, Inc.
5 Smokey Ridge Road

Simsbury, CT   06070

Ms. Mary Beth Miller,

mbmiller.csi@comcast.net


Community Service, Inc. enriches the learning experiences of children in the inner city by interweaving corporate and community strengths in preparation for tomorrow.

 

5311  Community Solutions, Inc.
4 Griffin Road North

Windsor, CT   06095

Phone: (860) 527-0101

Fax: (860) 683-7199

Mr. Robert D. Pidgeon, Director

bpidgeon@csimail.org


Community Solutions, Inc. promotes self-reliance, responsibility, and accountability among at-risk disadvantaged adults and adolescents referred from juvenile justice, criminal justice and child welfare agencies.

 

5389  Connecticut Canine Search and Rescue, Inc.
25 West District Road

Unionville, CT   06085

Phone: (860) 521-6482

Fax: (860) 636-2907

Ms. Deborah Monde, Treasurer

sar22hunter@yahoo.com


All-volunteer professionally trained dog teams assist agencies responsible for lost, missing, or drowned persons.  Also provides education and training in search and search management.

 

5381  Connecticut Community Care, Inc.
43 Enterprise Drive

Bristol, CT   06010-7472

Phone: (860) 589-6226

Fax: (860) 585-0858

Ms. Mary Ann Bunnell, Executive Director

maryannb@ctcommunitycare.org


CCCI provides individualized care management services to older adults and others with chronic care needs, enabling them to remain independent in a cost-effective manner.

 

5251  Connecticut Forum, Inc.
750 Main Street

Hartford, CT   06103

Phone: (860) 509-0909 x18

Ms. Doris Sugarman, Executive Director

dsugarman@ctforum.org


The Connecticut Forum presents dynamic personalities discussing provocative issues before thousands, engages over 750 diverse teenagers in life-changing experiences...breaking barriers, building community and vitality.

 

5368  Connecticut Humane Society
701 Russell Road

Newington, CT   06111

Phone: (860) 594-4502

Fax: (860) 665-1478

Mr. Richard Johnston, President

mlord@cthumane.org

 

Provide shelter and medical services for animals, educational programs for children and pet owners, senior citizen services, and assistance for people in financial need.

 

5255  Connecticut Humane Society Memorial Hospital (Fox Memorial Clinic)
701 Russell Road, B

Newington, CT   06111

Phone: (860) 594-4503

Fax: (860) 665-1478

Mr. Richard Johnston, President

mlord@cthumane.org


Full service pet hospital providing veterinary care to animals whose owners are in financial need and also offering discounted spray/neuter services to the public.

 

5760  Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Education Fund
645 Farmington Avenue

Hartford, CT   06105

Phone: (860) 236-5442

Fax: (860) 236-5448

Ms. Lori Brown, Executive Director

ctlcv@mindspring.com


CTLCV Education Fund is a non-profit, non-partisan, statewide environmental organization working to strengthen Connecticut’s environmental movement through education and by involving citizens in state and local public policy decisions regarding the state’s natural resources.

 

5767   Connecticut National Guard Foundation, Inc.
360 Broad Street
Hartford, CT  06105
Phone:  (860) 241-1550
Thomas P. Thomas, Executive Director
ctngfi@sbcglobal.net

The Connecticut National Guard Foundation, Inc. is a private nonprofit corporation organized for the purpose of providing temporary financial assistance for Connecticut National Guard and Organized Militia members, and their families who are in need.

5312  Connecticut Radio Information System (CRIS)
184 Windsor Avenue, Suite C

Windsor, CT   06095-4536

Phone: (860) 527-8000

Fax: (860) 727-9581

Ms. Andrea Pasquale, Executive Director

apasquale@snet.net


Connecticut's Talking Newsstand. Connecticut's only radio reading service for the blind and print-handicapped; broadcasting extensive readings from daily newspapers and magazines at no charge.

 

5359  Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services
96 Pitkin St.

East Hartford, CT   06108

Phone: (860) 282-9881

Fax: (860) 291-9335

Mrs. Nancy G. Kushins, Executive Director

nancy@connsacs.org


Statewide association of individual sexual assault crisis programs working to end sexual violence through victim assistance, community education and public policy advocacy.

 

5762  Connecticut Womens Education & Legal Fund, Inc.
135 Broad Street

Hartford, CT   06105-3701

Phone: (860) 247-6090

Ms. Alice Pritchard, Executive Director

apritchard@cwealf.org
 

A statewide organization dedicated to empowering women, girls and their families to achieve equal opportunities in their personal and professional lives.

 

5764  Corporation for Independent Living
30 Jordan Lane

Wethersfield, CT   06109-1258

Phone: (860) 563-6011

Mr. Martin Legault,

mlegault@cilhomes.org


Agency provides accessible and affordable housing to help people with disabilities live as independently as possible in a community setting.

 

5252  Curbstone Press
321 Jackson Street

Willimantic, CT   06226

Phone: (860) 423-5110

Fax: (860) 423-9242

Mr. Alexander Taylor, Co-Director

info@curbstone.org


Curbstone Press publishes and promotes literature that encourages respect for human rights and intercultural understanding, and provides author workshops in underfunded, multi-ethnic schools and community organizations.

 

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5232  Doc Hurley Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
103 Woodland Street

Hartford, CT   06105

Phone: (860) 549-5012

Fax: (860) 549-5955

Ms. Muriel Hurley-Carter, Executive Director


The Doc Hurley Scholarship Foundation, Inc. is a Hartford based non-profit organization that gives scholarships to deserving high school seniors in the greater Hartford area.

 

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5126  East Windsor Scout Hall Building Committee, Inc
P.O. Box 565

Broad Brook, CT   06016

Provides and maintains a facility where all organized youth groups can meet in a safe, supervised environment, at no cost to the youth groups.

 

5041  Ebony Horsewomen, Inc.
337 Vine Street

Hartford, CT   06112

Phone: (860) 293-2914

Fax: (860) 293-0039

Ms. Patricia E. Kelly, CEO

ehwomen@aol.com


Mission and programs are to develop positive character in urban youth by directing them toward positive and successful lives through horses and agriculture.

 

5761  Educational Resources for Children, Inc.
103R Phoenix Avenue

Enfield, CT   06082

Phone: (860) 253-9935

Fax: (860) 253-9995

Ms. Claire Hall, Executive Director

cchall@erfcinc.org


Teams with kids, communities and families to grow resilient kids. Through collaborations we help kids learn, reach their goals and contribute to their communities.

 

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5392  Glastonbury ABC House
1160 New London Turnpike

Glastonbury, CT   06033

Phone: (860) 659-2726

Mr. Jonathan Russell, Board President

cjjc5@cox.net


Offers young men with ability, need and good character the opportunity to obtain a high-quality education in Glastonbury, in preparation for college; and to assist them in developing community involvement and self-discipline for a future as active, effective contributors to society.

 

5371  Goodwill Industries of the Springfield/Hartford Area, Inc.
3580 Main Street, Suite 17

Hartford, CT   06120

Phone: (413) 788-6981

Fax: (860) 278-6237

Mr. Steven Mundahl, President & CEO

smundahl@goodwill-spfld-htfrd.org


Goodwill provides educational/vocational training, placement, family supports and services to people with disabilities and special needs in Greater Hartford, CT and Springfield, MA.

 

5050  Governor's Coalition for Youth With Disabilities
PO Box 2485

Hartford, CT   06146-2485

Recognizes outstanding accomplishments of CT high-school students with disabilities and promotes educational opportunities to help them achieve their career goals.

 

5076  Granby Community Fund
P.O. Box 94

Granby, CT   06035

Phone: (860) 653-4961

Ms. Carolyn Carter, President

carolynacarter@earthlink.net


Granby Community Fund coordinates the town-wide fundraising efforts of local nonprofit agencies into a single, annual solicitation, in order to minimize costs and maximize contributions.

 

5243  Greater New Britain Community Development Corp.
90 Main Street

New Britain, CT   06051

Phone: (860) 225-2997

Fax: (860) 225-2997

Mr. Stephen J. Varga, Executive Director

samavarga@Juno.com


Empowering low and moderate income individuals and families to become stakeholders in their New Britain area neighborhoods through creating homeownership opportunities and promoting economic development.

 

5373  Guide Dogs of America CT, RI, & Western MA Chapter
365 New Britain Road

Kensington, CT   06037

Phone: (860) 828-0359

Fax: (860) 828-9542

Mr. Everett C. Corey, President


Provides professionally trained dogs and instruction in their use to blind and visually impaired individuals so they may continue to pursue the goals of independence and greater mobility.

 

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5317  Hartford Food System
191 Franklin Avenue

Hartford, CT   06114

Phone: (860) 296-9325

Fax: (860) 296-8326

Mr. Jerry Jones, Executive Director

jjones@hartfordfood.org


Manages, develops and advocates for programs that increase the supply of nutritious and affordable food to Connecticut's lower income communities.

 

5044  HartfordInfo
500 Main Street

Hartford, CT   06103

Phone: (860) 695-6280

Ms. Louise Blalock, Chief Librarian


The Hartford Public Library supports literacy and learning and provides free and open access to information and ideas.  The library's HartfordInfo.org is a gateway to information and data about Hartford and the surrounding region.

 

5074  Human Resources Agency
180 Clinton Street

New Britain, CT   06053-3512

Phone: (860) 225-8601 x364

Mr. Rocco R. Tricarico, Executive Director

roccot@hranbct.org


A community action agency that helps people of all ages achieve economic and social potential - responds to causes and conditions of poverty and builds stronger individuals, families, and communities in the greater New Britain area.

 

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5321  Immaculate Conception
P. O. Box 260669

Hartford, CT   06126

Phone: (860) 293-0054

Fax: (860) 724-5156

Ms. Patti White, Executive Director

patti_icshc@hotmail.com


Immaculate Conception Shelter and Housing Corporation provides emergency shelter, street outreach and services to more than 1,000 individuals who are chronically homeless in Hartford.

 

5235  Independence Unlimited
151 New Park Avenue Suite D

Hartford, CT   06106

Phone: (860) 523-5021

Ms. Candace J. Low, Executive Director

clowindunl@aol.com


Independence Unlimited, a center for independent living, enables people with disabilities to achieve greater independence by promoting environments in which they can control their lives.

 

5350  Inroads/Greater Hartford & Springfield
1 Corporate Center, Suite 1700

Hartford, CT   06103

Phone: (314) 655-1533

Fax: (860) 278-0570

Mr. Clinton Timothy Branner, II, Director

tbranner@inroads.org


INROADS Greater Hartford and Springfield recruits talented students of color and prepares them for positions of leadership in corporate America.

 

5315  KIDSAFE CT
19 Elm Street