Program Listings - norwalk, ct resource directory

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Program Listings - norwalk, ct resource directory
NORWALK RESOURCE DIRECTORY
May 28, 2014, 1:54 pm
For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
No Description Is Set For this Program.
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7810
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
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CHECK & CONNECT
Parents want their children to attend school, participate and succeed
academically. But sometimes difficulties interfere with parents
focusing intensely on their children’s school performance. That’s
why Check and Connect uses mentors to address deeply and
continuously a student’s performance and record; based on his or
her review, the mentor then arranges for services that will help the
student succeed.
The expected result is that the studentwill then be able to connect to
the school, to further his or her academic achievement.
To participate in the program, your child must value completing
school, even if problems have arisen that interfere with that
goal. And you as parents/ guardians must support the work of the
mentors, communicating with the student, the teacher, and the
school to achieve success for your child.
The mentor and student will develop a trusting relationship, based on
shared goals and commitment. The student must want to succeed,
and the mentor supports that ambition by working with the student,
and arranging for other services to help the child.
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7810
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
Income Requirements : No
Ages : High School
Insurance : Yes
Days :
Monday through Friday
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CHECK & CONNECT
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-448-4663
Days :
Monday through Friday
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NEXT STEPS SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM
NEXT STEPS is a supportive housing program for individuals
experiencing homelessness who have a mental health or
co-occurring diagnosis.
This program couples housing subisidies with in-home support
services to assist individuals in maintaining their housing and
increasing self-sufficiency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5342
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : none
Who Refers :  
CASE MANAGER, THERAPIST, PSYCHIATRIST 
Days :
Monday- Friday
Requirements :
HOMELESS & MENTAL HEALTH/CO-OCCURRING
DIAGNOSES
Referral Required :
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40 SOUTH MAIN STREET AFFORDABLE SINGLE ROOM
OCCUPANCY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
40 South Main Street Efficiency Apartments: Supportive,single-room
occupany housing for low-income individuals - homeless or
imminently homeless. Efficiency furnished apts. Basement storage.
40 SOUTH MAIN
40 South Main Street
Norwalk, CT, 06854
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Must provide 4 Names for
references. Consumer check.
Days :
Monday-Friday .
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
Must be income eligible. Base rent is based on established formula
and qualifications. Wait list maintained by date of application. For
ages 18 and up.
Referral Required :
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING & RELATED SERVICES
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
MHA is a community-based organization with a Board of Directors
comprised of neighborhood residents, non-profit agencies, corporate
leaders, and public sector representatives. MHA's diverse programs
assist over 700 individuals and families each year to find affordable
housing and related services in Fairfield County. Beyond the
development of new housing, MHA's programs include homebuyer
education and down payment assistance, lending services for home
repairs, property management and resident services, and
Connecticutís first non-profit real estate brokerage, MHA Realty.
MHA's programs serve Fairfield County. Since its founding,MHA has
been a leader in seeking out new and comprehensive solutions to
the regionís most enduring problems of affordable housing and urban
revitalization.
MUTUAL HOUSING OF
SOUTHWESTERN CT
23 LEONARD STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-359-6940
W : WWW.MHASWCT.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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AFFORDABLE SINGLE ROOM HOUSING - HSC
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
CALL FOR INFORMATION
40 SOUTH MAIN
40 South Main Street
Norwalk, CT, 06854
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT CHAPTER, DARIEN
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting training program and a transportation
service for senior citizens.
Staff is available for Armed Forces Services communications and
disaster emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 877-287-3327; 2
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Mon - Thu, 8:30am - 4:30pm; Fri, 8:30am - 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT REGION
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The American Red Cross provides disaster relief free of charge to
people displaced by natural or human-caused disaster; health &
safety education; service to the Armed Forces; blood collection; and
international tracing services. The chapter provides Disaster Relief,
Health & Safety Training and disaster preparedness education to
provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare
for and respond to emergencies. Disaster relief is free to victims and
funded by donations. Volunteer opportunities include: Disaster Relief
Services; supporting blood drives; providing Health & Safety training;
Office administration, and other needs. For more information, visit
www.ctredcross.org. We'll train you for volunteer service.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No cost for volunteer training.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT TITLE II COORDINATOR
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Receive complaints and requests for accommodations by individuals
with disabilities seeking access to City of Norwalk programs or
services. Also receives reasonable accommodation requests from
City of Norwalk employees who have a qualified disability and need
an accommodation in relation to their employment with the City of
Norwalk under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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AMERICARES HOMEFRONT
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
AmeriCares HomeFront is a community based, volunteer program
dedicated to providing quality of life repairs at no cost to low-income
home owners (less than 35K).
AMERICARES HOMEFRONT
88 Hamilton Avenue
Stamford , CT, 06902
T : 800-486-4357
W:
www.americareshomefront.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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ANGEL FOOD MINISTRIES
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Angel Food Ministries is a not-for-profit that provides topquality, fresh
foods at low cost. All items are about half-off supermarket prices.
Angel Food comes directly from producers. There are no
second-hand items, no damaged or out-of-date goods. There is a
new and different menu every month including low-cost steaks,
chicken, seafood, freshfruit, fresh veggies, snacks, eggs, milk,
allergen-free foods and "heat 'n' serve" meals for the dietary needs of
diabetics and seniors. EVRYONE QUALIFIES. There are no
application or income qualifications. And there are no limits on
orders. Customers can order as many items as they would like.
Customers can order on-line at www.angelfoodministries.com or call
877-366-3646. Debit and credit cards are accepted on-line and over
the phone. Check the web-site for information on paying locally with
a SNAP card or cash. Food orders are distributed locally from New
Beginnings Community Church in Darien.
ANGEL FOOD MNISTRIES
65 Tokeneke Road
Darien
, CT, 06820
T : 877-366-3646
W : www.angelfoodminsitries.com
Fee : No
Days :
c/o New Beginnings Community Church in Darien
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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BACHARACH COMMUNITY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Emergency Shelter for homeless families headed by women. The
Bacharach Community is unique in Connecticut because each family
has its own space in a house helping to normalize their day-to-day
lives. A mother and her children may stay for up to one year as they
learn the life skills and gather the resources necessary to live
independently.
HOMES WITH HOPE
45 JESUP ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-3426
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : SOCIAL WORKER OR
WESTPORT TOWN SOCIAL AID
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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CASE MANAGEMENT - JFS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Comprehensive services to families and individuals needing
supportive assistance. These services include housing assistance,
emergency financial assistance, basic necessities such as food and
emergency shelter, referrals for legal assistance.
NOTE: The following services are provided at both locations.
Acculturation services, as well as social services, employment,
housing and educational counseling, are available to New
Americans. Trained case manager is available to work with Russian
refugees and provide direct service linkages and referrals.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : NO
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MON. - THURS 9:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M.; FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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CHURCH EMERGENCY SERVICES ACCOUNT
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Provides one-time help with utility, rent, or security deposit costs to
those ineligible for government energy programs
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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NORWALK RESOURCE DIRECTORY
May 28, 2014, 1:54 pm
For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
CT DSS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
State agency administers state and federal cash assistance, food
stamp (SNAP) and medical insurance programs for low income
individuals and families with children, the disabled, the elderly and
refugees. DSS also administers funding for related programs
including child care assistance, health care insurance for children
(HUSKY), energy assistance and the long term care ombudsman
program NOTE: Norwalk residents with disabilities may receive
assistance with applying for benefits at NEON at the Ben Franklin
Center. 3rd Floor. Phone 899-8589.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
Referral Required :
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CT ENERGY ASSISTANCE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Connecticut Energy Assistance - provides vendor payments for
home heating costs in times of need for households with incomes
between 0% and 150% of the federal poverty income guidelines. It
also provides direct payments to income-eligible rental households
that have primary home heating costs included in their rent. This
program serves Norwalk, Westport, Weston, Wilton, New Canaan,
Darien, and Greenwich. State Appropriated Fuel Assistance provides vendor payments for home heating (electricity, gas, oil, etc.)
costs for households that include a person or persons 60 years of
age and over, or physically/mentally disabled persons who reside in
households with incomes between 150% and 200% of the federal
poverty income guidelines.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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DARIEN/STAMFORD CHAPTER - AMERICAN RED CROSS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting program and a transportation service
for senior citizens.Darien office hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 8:30am to 3pm but staff is
available for Armed Forces Services communications and disaster
emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2586
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No
Days :
M-TH 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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ELDERLY LONG-TERM CARE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Assists people with nursing home payments. Generally for people
over age 18.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Emergency Shelter for children newborn to 17 years of age.
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No fee for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Referral Required :
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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - NORWALK HEALTH DEPT
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7824
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No fee for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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FAIR RENT COMMISSION
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Created for the purpose of controlling and eliminating excessive
rental charges on residential property within the City of Norwalk. We
provide information to landlords and tenants regarding a variety of
landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities. We resolve formal
complaints on excessive rent and/or repair issues. We also run free
seminars to groups of landlords or tenants on landlord/tenant rights
and responsibilities, when requested.
FAIR RENT COMMISSION
125 EAST AVENUE ROOM 125
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7989
W : WWW.NORWALKCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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FAIR STREET APARTMENTS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
5 units of permanent supportive housing for single individuals in a
mixed used apartment building in Norwalk.
FAIR STREET APARTMENTS
80 Fair Street
Norwalk , CT, 06851
T : 203-845-0975
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Rent is income based--certified
annually.  30% of adjusted income
Income Requirements : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
Must meet the characteristics of chronically homeless to be eligible
for this housing.
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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FCA/CTI COLLABORATION - SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR
FAMILIES
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Our popular Supportive Housing for Families program provides
families served by the CT Department of Children and Families
throughout the state with support services and access to safe,
quality, affordable and permanent housing.
Our mission is to help DCF families thrive by finding homes in safe,
nurturing neighborhoods, achieving economic independence,
developing healthy relationships, and providing their children with a
stable and caring home environment. Supportive Housing for
Families is located throughout the state, with offices in New Haven,
Groton, Middletown, Hartford, Waterbruy, Torrington, Danbury and
Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport office covers the Norwalk service area and provides
scattered site housing in the Norwalk area as well as surrounding
towns and throughout the state of CT. This program helps families
become reunited with children who have been placed in foster care,
or prevents the placing of children in foster care from happening by
providing adequate housing. Family & Children's Agency serves the
Norwalk, Stamford, Bridgeport area. For any questions contact
Tiffany McCarthy at [email protected] or John Lawlor
at 203-336-1148 ext 103 or email [email protected]
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-336-1148
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : This program is DCF funded.
Days :
Monday - Friday
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
All referrals must be initiated by the DCF social Worker assigned to
the family.
Referral Required :
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FODOR FARM COMMUNITY GARDEN
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Community garden offering 4' x 12' gardening plots for individuals
and 4' x 18' gardening plots for organizations and service agencies
for growing vegetables, fuits and flowers. Water and tools are
available on site. $15 per plot for individuals and $25 per plot for
organizations. Call for more information.
Friends of Fodor Farm is a volunteer-based group that helps support
Fodor Farm.
FODOR FARM COMMUNITY
GARDEN
328 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.fodorfarm.org/
Fee : Yes. Registration fee 
Income Requirements : No
Ages : All ages
Days :
Monday - Friday
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
Register  in the Office of Recreation and Parks, Room 129,
Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue.
Referral Required :
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FOOD STAMPS (SNAP PROGRAM)
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Food Stamp Program serves pregnant women, and all ages.
Eligibility requirements apply.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
MUST MEET GUIDELINES.
Referral Required :
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GAP FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
GAP financial assistance for utilities, fuel for Norwalk residents in
need. G.A.P. program helps people with medical bills and utility fees.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MOTT AVENUE
UNION PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-5454
Fee : No
Days :
Thursday
FINANCES
Referral Required :
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GILLESPIE CENTER/HOSKINS PLACE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Emergency Shelter for Single Men and Women.
HOMES WITH HOPE
45 JESUP ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-3426
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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GOODWILL - NORWALK RETAIL STORE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The retail store serves the community by providing household items
and clothing for cost conscious families. Goodwill retail stores
generate much of the financial support for the agency's vocational
rehabilitation programs for people with disabilities and special needs.
GOODWILL NORWALK RETAIL
STORE
15 Cross Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-0361
W : www.goodwillct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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HOME OWNERSHIP PROGRAM - BETHEL AME
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Our housing program is focused on home ownership.
BETHEL AME NORWALK
COOPERATIVE INC.
30 MERWIN STREET
#5
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-1665
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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HOMELESS SERVICES - FCA
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Homeless Services Department within FCA primarily provides
services to homeless adults over the age of 18. We have prevention
programs to work with adults to avoid becoming homeless.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5334
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Ages : 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Friday
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
Referral Required :
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HOMELESS SERVICES - SUPPORTIVE HOUSING - FCA
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Family & Children's Agency's PILOTS and Next Steps programs
provide permanent supportive housing to individuals experiencing
homelessness. Supportive Housing provides individuals with a
housing subsidy,utilized to securre housing of his/her choice in the
community and ongoing in-home Case Management support
services.
Case Management services are tailored to the individualized needs
of the tenant and focus on stablization, maximizing independence
and individual goal attainment. Tenants are linked to mainstream
services as well as educational and vocational support.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5334
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : N/A
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : Adults: 18 +
Days :
Monday - Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
PILOTS: Individual must be homeless either living on the street or in an Emergency Shelter and must have
a serious and persistent mental health issue or co-occurring disorder.
 
Next Steps:  Individual must be chronically homeless either homeless for a continuous year or 4
times in the last 3 years and have a serious and persistent mental health issue, co-occurring disorder, or
addiction disorder.
Referral Required :
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HOMES WITH HOPE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Homes with Hope, a not-for-profit agency with an IRS 501(c)3
designation, is a local grassroots response to the tragedy of
homelessness. With a caring professional staff and the help of more
than 400 volunteers, Homes with Hope assists people who have lost
their ability to lead normal lives. We shelter men, single women and
families - people who have lost their homes for a variety of reasons
including mental illness, substance abuse, economic crisis or
domestic hardship. Today Homes with Hope serves homeless men,
women and families by providing them with food, shelter and a host
of support services. The organization also helps people in crisis in
order to prevent them from becoming homeless.
HOMES WITH HOPE
45 JESUP ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-3426
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
The Community Kitchen is our oldest program. It serves dinner,
every night of the year, to anyone who comes to the Gillespie Center
at 5:00.
Referral Required :
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HOUSING & RENTAL ASSISTANCE - NHA
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Provides subsidized public housing and rental assistance for
low-income families, seniors and handicapped persons in Norwalk.
There is a waiting list, depending on how many rooms are needed.
Income-based rent, which is based on costs or compatibility. Some
exemptions apply. Housing choice vouchers (Section 8) provide for
subsidized rentals in the private market. NHA also sponsors the
following apartments: Irving Freese Apartments at 72 Ward St.,
Leroy Downs at 26 Monroe St., Ludlow Village at Emerson St.,
Senior Court at Union Ave.. Shostak Apartments at 65 Ward Street
and West Avenue apartments at 20 West Avenue. Call for
information on how to apply.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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HOUSING CODE ENFORCEMENT
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Inspect residential housing for compliance with Norwalk Housing
Code and State Regulations. License rooming houses and Hotels.
Issue certificates of apartment occupancy. Inspect and test for lead
hazards. Provide assistance to families through Affordable Housing
Program.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7824
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Housing Development Fund helps low and moderate income
households purchase first time homes. Offers home ownership
counseling and down payment/closing cost assistance. No fee,
except nominal fee for credit reports.
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
FUND INC.
100 PROSPECT STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-969-1830
W : WWW.HDF-CT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
ADULTS WHO MEET INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES.
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HOUSING PROGRAMS & SERVICES
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Offers services that support low to moderate income individuals and
families in navigating the financial markets so that they may
purchase and retain a home, avoid foreclosure, repair damaged
credit or plan for college education and/or retirement. Homebuyer
Education and Counseling Post-purchase Education and Counseling
Budget and Credit Counseling Financial Education and Counseling
Foreclosure Prevention Small Business Planning
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Call for more information
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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KOSHER FOOD PANTRY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Area residents experiencing financial difficulties receive food and
personal care items from our Kosher food pantry. Limited emergency
assistance is available to families in need as well.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
Food Pantry located in Stamford Office.
Referral Required :
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MALTA HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Residential program for homeless, single, women who are pregnant
or parenting children under 3 years. Offers shelter and assistance in
developing life skills necessary for self-sufficiency. Residents may
stay at Malta House for up to 18 months.
MALTA HOUSE Inc.
5 PROWITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-857-0088
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : Referral preferred. Application required,
proof of pregnancy, TB Test and med exam.
Days :
24 hrs daily, 365 days a year
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
Fee os typically 1/3 of monthly income, but no more than $100.
monthly.
Referral Required :
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MEALS ON WHEELS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit home delivered meal program
which has been in operation in Norwalk for over 25 years. It is
designed to provide well-balanced, nutritious meals at a low cost on
either a short or long term basis to Norwalk residents of any age who
are in need of nutritional support.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
RESIDENT OF NORWALK
Referral Required :
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NORWALK EMERGENCY SHELTER INC. DBA THE OPEN DOOR
SHELTER
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Norwalk Emergency Shelter, Inc. dba The Open Door Shelter
(ODS) operates on premises the Manna House soup kitchen, where
three nutritious meals daily are served to the homeless and working
poor; and a Food Pantry, where meals are supplied to individuals
and families in need. In addition, the Shelter has a Case
Management Services Program, where counseling, crisis
intervention, referrals to community support services including
treatment, and access to shower and laundry facilities are readily
available for Shelter clients ODS' Outreach Program takes its
Transitional Coaches into the community with current residents of
the Shelter to locate and encourage homeless individuals living on
the streets to come into the Shelter for services. We employ a
Housing Coordinator who assists families that are homeless or living
in unsuitable conditions to secure and maintain affordable and
appropriate housing. The Shelter provides clothing free of charge
through its "Once and Again" clothing room. The donated clothing is
given to needy residents in the community and homeless individuals
and families in the Greater Norwalk area. ODSí Transitional Housing
Program allows individuals a more independent living arrangement
to prepare them for re-entry into the community, and its Permanent
Housing Program makes affordable housing available to seven
homeless adults with special needs. These individuals also receive
supportive services to help them maintain housing and improve their
quality of living. We recently put into operation a job training program
called Hope Works. The objective of which is to prepare residents of
the Shelter for a career. We provide participants with intense
Days
:
on-the-job
training, academic classroom learning experiences and an
Monday
Sunday
array of supports including peer, professional, vocational, and
post-placement services. Through Hope Works, homeless
individuals acquire the skills necessary to obtain full-time
employment and are given the opportunity to move toward full
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
independence.
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER INC. dba THE OPEN
DOOR SHELTER
4 MERRITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-1057
W:
www.norwalkemergencyshelter.or
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Referral Required :
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PARKVIEW SOUTH SINGLE RESIDENCE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Parkview South Single Residence: A resident rooming house for
low-income single persons. Rent is on a sliding fee scale and the
residents would more than likely otherwise be homeless without this
residence. All of these residents (100%) are extremely low income
and many are struggling with mental health issues. In addition to
provision of a dwelling place, residents are also given case
management services and meals.
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER INC. dba THE OPEN
DOOR SHELTER
4 MERRITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-1057
W:
www.norwalkemergencyshelter.or
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : CALL PROGRAM
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: DARIEN
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Our Darien location has a Clothing Center which is open to anyone.
Clients can make an appointment once a month to pick out free
clothing and household goods in the center. The Food Pantry in
Darien is open to residents of Darien., New Canaan and Stamford
who have been referred for an emergency food order by a social
worker. In addition, there are caseworkers on staff at
Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER INC. dba THE OPEN
DOOR SHELTER
4 MERRITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-1057
W:
www.norwalkemergencyshelter.or
Fee : No fee
Who Refers : Referral by social worker required to the Person-to Person Darien Food Pantry for
emergency food order for residents of Darien, New Canann and Stamford. In addition there are
caseworkers on staff who can provide qualified clients with financial assistance.
 
Our Darien location Clothing Center is open to anyone. Clients can make an appointment once a month
to pick out free clothing and household goods in the center.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Referral Required :
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: NORWALK
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Person-to Person's Norwalk location has a food pantry that is open
to residents of Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton. Clients can
make an appointment for food once a month. There are caseworkers
on staff at Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with
financial assistance. Norwalk also has a furniture program that
accepts donations of gently used furniture and matched and delivers
it to clients in need.
PERSON TO PERSON NORWALK
76 South Main Street
Norwalk , CT, 06854
T : 203-963-1650
W : www.p2Helps.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:00PM. 2nd Saturday of the month,
9:00AM - 12:00PM
FURNITURE
Requirements :
Clients can make an apoointment for food onve a month.
Caseworkers on staff can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
Referral Required :
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PILOTS & NEXT STEPS HOUSING PROGRAMS
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
PILOTS & NEXT STEPS are housing programs for individuals
experiencing homelessness who have a mental health or
co-occurring diagnosis. This program couples housing subisidies
with in-home support services to assist individuals in maintaining
their housing and increasing self-sufficiency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5335
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Ages : 18 and up
Who Refers : CASE MANAGER,
THERAPIST, PSYCHIATRIST.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
HOMELESS & MENTAL HEALTH/CO-OCCURRING
DIAGNOSES
Referral Required :
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SAGA & SAGA ASSISTANCE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
SAGA: State Administered General Assistance. Cash or medical
benefits for single adults or families. SAGA Assistance provides case
management, counseling, referral and medical transportation
assistance to recipients of SAGA.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Who Refers : DSS
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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SAGA ASSISTANCE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
State Appropriated General Assistance (SAGA) - Provides case
management, counseling, referral, and medical transportation
assistance to recipients of SAGA.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
SAGA CLIENTS
Referral Required :
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SALVATION ARMY NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
SALVATION ARMY NORWALK
CORPS
14 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-2125
W : www.salvationarmyusa.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Call
Days :
TUESDAY- FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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SALVATION ARMY THRIFT STORE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Used clothing, household goods and furniture sold at varying prices.
SALVATION ARMY THRIFT
STORE
1313 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT CT , CT, 06607
T : 203-367-8621
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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SOLDIERS', SAILORS' AND MARINES FUND
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Temporary financial assistance for health and maintenance needs of
eligible veterans, their spouses or widows, and their dependent
children. The spouse or child must be living with the veteran, or living
with the veteran at the time of his/her death. Funds can be used for
food, clothing, shelter, fuel, utilities, medical expenses, and burial
expenses. The fund is limited by its earnings, so it may not be able to
completely meet the veteran\'s need. Must demonstrate a need;
must reside in CT at the time of application and while in receipt of
aid; must have honorable discharge; must have at least 90 days of
service, unless discharged for a service-connected disability, or for
the full extent of duty.
SOLDIERS' SAILORS' AND
MARINES' FUND
350 FAIRFIELD AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06604
T : 203-331-8876
W : www.ct.gov/ssmf
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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ST PAUL'S TERRACE COOPERATIVE
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Affordable housing developer offers subsidized cooperative housing
for eligible family households. Units must be owner-occupied and
may not be rented. Income restrictions apply.
ST. PAUL'S TERRACE CO-OP
28 MARTIN LUTHER KING
DRIVE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9813
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
FAMILIES
Referral Required :
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ST. THOMAS FOOD PANTRY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
We are a food pantry. Clients may receive food once every 30 days.
Thanksgiving food, Christmas food and gifts for children to age 14,
and Easter food and candy baskets available for clients who register
the month before each holiday.Limited financial assistance also
available for back rent and utilities.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH
203 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-866-3141
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
MUST LIVE IN NORWALK
Referral Required :
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ST. THOMAS THRIFT SHOP
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Thrift shop offers clothing and household goods at low cost.
Accepts donations of clothing and household goods during store
hours.
M, W & F 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Saturday 10am - 1pm
.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH
203 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-852-9899
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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TEMPORARY FAMILY ASSISTANCE (TFA)
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Temporary Family Assistance is the name for the cash assistance
program for basic and special needs which are paid to recipients of
Jobs First. The program is intended to be transitional assistance and
to supply individuals with the tools they need to become
self-supporting within twenty-one months. Under Jobs First,
recipients who get a job are allowed to keep all earnings up to the
Federal Poverty Level as well as their cash assistance for the
remainder of the 21 months. They are also eligible to receive medical
assistance, child care and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP - formerly the Food Stamp Program).
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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THE OPEN DOOR SHELTER
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
The Norwalk Emergency Shelter, Inc. dba The Open Door Shelter
(ODS) operates on premises the Manna House soup kitchen, where
three nutritious meals daily are served to the homeless and working
poor; and a Food Pantry, where meals are supplied to individuals
and families in need. In addition, the Shelter has a Case
Management Services Program, where counseling, crisis
intervention, referrals to community support services including
treatment, and access to shower and laundry facilities are readily
available for Shelter clients. ODS\' Outreach Program takes its
Transitional Coaches into the community with current residents of
the Shelter to locate and encourage homeless individuals living on
the streets to come into the Shelter for services. We employ a
Housing Coordinator who assists families that are homeless or living
in unsuitable conditions to secure and maintain affordable and
appropriate housing. The Shelter provides clothing free of charge
through its "Once and Again" clothing room. The donated furniture
and clothing are given to needy residents in the community and
homeless individuals and families in the Greater Norwalk area. ODS\'
Transitional Housing Program allows individuals a more independent
living arrangement to prepare them for re-entry into the community,
and its Permanent Housing Program makes affordable housing
available to seven homeless adults with special needs. These
individuals also receive supportive services to help them maintain
housing and improve their quality of living. We recently put into
operation a job training program called ìHope Works.î The objective
of which is to prepare residents of the Shelter for a career. We
Days
: participants with intense on-the-job training, academic
provide
MONDAY
SUNDAYexperiences and an array of supports including
classroom -learning
peer, professional, vocational, and post-placement services. Through
Hope Works, homeless individuals acquire the skills necessary to
obtain full-time employment and are given the opportunity to move
BASICfull
NEEDS:
FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
toward
independence.
Referral Required :
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER INC. dba THE OPEN
DOOR SHELTER
4 MERRITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-1057
W:
www.norwalkemergencyshelter.or
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
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TREASURE HOUSE - A THRIFT SHOP
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Clothing and used household items in good condition sold at low
cost.
TREASURE HOUSE - A THRIFT
SHOP
5 ISAAC STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-866-7104
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M.
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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WIC
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
WIC provides nutrition education and supplementary food for low
income pregnant, post-partum and breastfeeding women and
children birth until 5 years. PLEASE NOTE: WIC is not an
emergency food program.
The WIC Supplemental Food Program is also provided in partnership
with Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now (NEON) Inc. at:
98 S.
Main St.
Norwalk, CT 06854-3126Contact NEON at (203)
899-1030 to schedule an appointment and find out what information
is needed to enroll in the program.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Additional information may also be obtained by calling the WIC
Supplemental Food Program Division office at the Norwalk Health
Department at (203) 854-7885.
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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2-1-1
2-1-1
United Way 2-1-1 connects you to the local services you need, from
financial and utility assistance, food, housing, child care,after school
programs, elder care, crisis intervention and substance abuse, to
volunteer opportunities and much more.
2-1-1 is available 24 hours a day every day of the year. Multilingual
assistance and TDD access is also available.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Dial 2-1-1 to reach a call specialist who will assess your needs and
provide referrals to the resources in your community.
Fee : No
Search the 2-1-1 Online Database search online. Search by location,
service category, service term, or agency to find the resources you
need.
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
2-1-1
Referral Required :
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2-1-1 CHILD CARE
2-1-1
Child Care Infoline helps families obtain child care arrangements to
best meet their needs. Child Care Referral Specialists educate
parents/providers on quality indicators in early childhood programs.
2-1-1 Child Care maintains a database of all licensed family child
care center and center-based providers in Connecticut. Services are
funded by the Department of Social Services and offered free of
charge.
Use
this
link
to
search
for
childcare
www.search.211childcare.org
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
2-1-1
Requirements :
DIAL 2-1-1
Referral Required :
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2-1-1 CHILD DEVELOPMENT INFOLINE
2-1-1
Child Development Infoline (CDI) is the access point for the
Connecticut Birth to Three System, the Help Me Grow Program,
Preschool Special Education Services and the Children and Youth
with Special Health Care Needs program. Care Coordinators handle
calls from physicians, parents, and other providers, and refer to
services based on a child's needs. The Care Coordinators are
trained to listen and ask questions that help both families and
providers identify the needs and resources for a family. Depending
on the needs of the caller, a referral can be made to the Birth to
Three System for evaluation to determine eligibility for early
intervention services, to a local school system for evaluation for
preschool special education services, or to community-based
resources listed through the Help Me Grow Program or for respite,
extended service funds or medical care coordination through
CYSHCN Medical Home Initiative sites. Services are targeted to
children birth through age five who have or are at risk for
developmental or behavioral problems. CDI is funded through the
Department of Mental Retardation and the Children's Trust Fund.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 800-505-7000
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
2-1-1
Referral Required :
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CHILD FIRST
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Child FIRST (Child and Family Interagency Resource, Support and
Training) is a home-based, psychotherapeutic, parent-child
intervention program embedded in a system of care. The Child
FIRST Team provides assessments, in-home clinical mental health
services, care coordination and parent education for vulnerable
young children and their families from the prenatal period to age 6.
The program is provided in partnership with Family & Children's
Agency and is co-located at Norwalk Health Department, 137 East
Avenue, Norwalk CT (2nd Floor).
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-9339
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal to Age 6
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday Wednesday 9am-8:30pm; Thursday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CHILDREN'S CONNECTION
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Provides quality caring services for abused and neglected children in
Fairfield County, and works to strengthen families. Major services
are the Child Sexual Abuse Response Team, which works through
referrals and coordinates interviews for children of alleged abuse and
their family members; Stop Child Abuse and Neglect (SCAN), an
educational program which provides seminars to groups working with
children, focused on identifying the signs of abuse and neglect; and
the Children's Bank, a volunteer gift program for abused and
neglected children on the DCF case rolls, which serves over 2,500
children annually from Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : CALL FOR INFORMATION.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION
SERVICES
Referral Required :
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DCF NORWALK AREA OFFICE (REGION 1)
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Norwalk Office of State child protection agency (DCF).
DCF protects children who are being abused or neglected,
strengthens families through support and advocacy, and builds on
existing family and community strengths to help children who are
facing emotional and behavioral challenges, including those
committed to the Department by the juvenile justice system.
The Department's central belief is that strengthening families is the
most important way to improve children's long-term well-being. This
idea lies at the heart of DCF's Strengthening Families Practice
Model and the implementation of the Differential Response System
(DRS).
CT DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
(DCF): REGION 1
149 WATER STREET
2ND FLOOR
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1400
Fee : Call for more information
To report suspected cases of child abuse and/or neglect call the
DCF Careline at 800-842-2288.
For information on becoming an adoptive or foster parent for a child
in placement call 888-KID-HERO
Days :
Monday - Friday Careline coverage on weekends 800-842-2288
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION
SERVICES
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Emergency Shelter for children newborn to 17 years of age.
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No fee for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Referral Required :
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FAMILY ENRICHMENT SERVICES - FCA
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Family Enrichment Services is a state funded, voluntary,
home-based, support program which provides a broad range of
services to families. Services include weekly home visits. The
program is designed to help stabilize and support families who are in
crisis or transition by focusing on parenting issues, communication,
discipline, child development, budgeting, advocacy and more. This is
not a clinically based program.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : DCF
Days :
MON. -THURS. 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION
SERVICES
Requirements :
MUST HAVE CHILDREN LIVING IN THE HOME
Referral Required :
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FAMILY RE-ENTRY - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTIONS
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Provides services which are designed to effectively treat male and
female pretrial defendants and male offenders in order to end the
cycle of physical and psychological violence in the lives of women,
children and men.
FAMILY RE-ENTRY INC.
9 MOTT AVENUE SUITE 105
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-0496
W:
WWW.FAMILYREENTRY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 16 and up
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : COURT
SYSTEM/PROBATION/DCF
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION
SERVICES
Referral Required :
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INTENSIVE FAMILY PRESERVATION (IFP) - FCA
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Intensive Family Preservation (IFP) program promotes the
safety and well-being of all family members by maintaining and
building on primary family connections. IFP helps parents improve
their parenting abilities, identify and build on family strengths, and
reduce behaviors which may place a child or family at risk. IFP is
designed to help stabilize families who are in crisis or transition. IFP
assists families by increasing self-sufficiency, increasing parenting
effectiveness, and improving the coping abilities of parents and
family members.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5312
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No Fee
The IFP program provides home visits twice a week by an IFP
therapist totaling five hours per week for up to 12 weeks. Families
are also offered 24/7 support via a pager system.
French : No
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : No
Ages : 0-17
Days :
Monday - Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All referrals must come from
DCF.
Requirements :
Families must have an open DCF case.
Referral Required :
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INTENSIVE FAMILY THERAPY
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
IFP is a state funded home based family support service. IFP
therapists attempt to preserve families dealing with issues of
abuse/neglect, poverty, substance abuse, domestic violence, lack of
parenting skills etc. The program is strength based and solution
focused. Therapists are available up to 5 hours per week. The
program also has a 24-hour crisis response system.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : DCF
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
DCF INVOLVEMENT
Referral Required :
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KIDS IN CRISIS
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Kids in Crisis mission is to protect infants, children and teens
from abuse and family crisis. To this end we provide free,
round-the-clock crisis intervention, counseling, emergency shelter,
and prevention programs in local communities and advocacy
throughout Connecticut.
Services include:
24 hour Helpline
24 hour face-to-face Crisis Intervention and Outreach Emergency
Shelter
Community Education Programs on critical issues such as cyber
bullying, internet safety, suicide prevention.
School-based Bullying Prevention Programs for elementary school
students
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : newborn to 17 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
EDUCATION
Requirements :
No fee for service
Referral Required :
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PREVENT CHILD ABUSE CONNECTICUT
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Non-profit program dedicated to the prevention of all forms of child
maltreatment with an emphasis on promoting healthy family
relationships and commnity engagement. Services include:
Wheeler Clinic
91 Northwest Drive
Plainville , CT, 06062
T : 800-244-5373
W : www.wheelerclinic.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : CALL FOR
INFORMATION-DEPENDS ON PROGRAM.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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PROJECT RETURN
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
Westport based therapeutic group home for adolescent girls in crisis
who are unable to live at home. Most are referred by the Department
of Children and Families and have been victims of abuse and
neglect.
PROJECT RETURN
124 NORTH COMPO ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-222-8129
W : WWW.PROJECTRETURNC
T.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Days :
EVERY DAY
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION
SERVICES
Referral Required :
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RECONNECTING FAMILIES PROGRAM (RFP)
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Reconnecting Families Program (RFP) provides clinical support
for families whose child(ren) are placed out of the home by the
Department of Children and Families (DCF) whose goal is
reunification. The RFP therapist will work with prior to and after the
reunification for a total of six months. Families will participate in
weekly therapeutic supervised visits prior to the child(ren) returning
to the home and support once reunification has occurred. RFP’s
guiding principles are that the safety of children is the first priority,
that all services shall be child centered and family focused, that all
families are valued and respected, and that the diversity and strength
of families is respected and utilized to improve family functioning.
The program lasts for six months.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5312
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No Fee
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 0-17
Days :
Monday - Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DCF referrals only
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS COUNSELING & EDUCATION
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
Center provides free and confidential One on One Crisis Counseling,
support groups, court advocacy, medical and legal accompaniment,
and education surrounding the issues of sexual assault and
harassment.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS HOTLINE
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
24-hour Hotline is available in English and in Spanish providing crisis
counseling, support, and information to anyone in need. Certified
advocates are available to meet clients 24-hours a day at the
hospital or police stations throughout lower Fairfield County.
HOTLINE
T : 203-329-2929
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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THE CHILDREN'S BANK
ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES
The Children's Bank, a volunteer gift program for abused and
neglected children on the DCF case rolls, serves over 3,500 children
annually who are currently living in Darien, Greenwich, New Canaan,
Norwalk, Stamford, Westport, Weston and Wilton
The Children’s Bank uses donations to fulfill the holiday wishes of
these children. For some, this is the only gift they will receive. We
invite you, your organization, friends and/or associates to join us this
year to make these children’s dreams come true.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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ALANON & ALATEEN PROGRAMS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Hotline: 888-425-2666
Find a meeting at www.ctalanon.org
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Referral Required :
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ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their
experiences, strength and hope with each other to solve their
common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The
only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There
are no dues or fees for A.A. membership. AA is self-supporting
through members' contributions. A.A. is not connected with any sect,
denomination, politics, organization or institution. AA's primary
purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve
sobriety.
To speak with a recovering alcholic call 1-866-STEPS12
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-0075
Fee : No
Days :
Call for a meeting location or visit the Web Site www.ct-aa.org
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Referral Required :
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ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-0075
Fee : No
Days :
Call for a meeting location or visit the Web Site www.ct-aa.org
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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BETTOR CHOICE PROGRAM
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
One of fourteen treatment programs in Connecticut, the Bettor
Choice Program offers assessment, crisis intervention, individual,
group and family therapy and informational/referral services.
POSITIVE DIRECTIONS
420 POST ROAD WEST
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-227-7644
W : INFO@POSITIVEDIRECTIO
NS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT COUNSELING CENTERS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Day Treatment Program, Outpatient substance abuse, education and
counseling. 2 or 3-day intensive outpatient program for patients with
co-occurring substance abuse and mental health diagnoses.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT RENAISSANCE
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Mental health and substance abuse outpatient program provides
treatment to individuals with substance abuse and addiction
problems, psychiatric disorders or co-existing substance abuse and
psychiatric disorders. Individual counseling, adolescent behavioral
health program, group therapy, family therapy, couples enrichment,
anger management and relapse prevention. Call to schedule an
evaluation to determine the services needed. Sliding fee scale for the
uninsured.
CONNECTICUT RENAISSANCE
4 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06852
T : 203-866-2541
W:
WWW.CTRENAISSANCE.COM
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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COURAGE TO SPEAK - DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
The Courage to Speak Presentation empowers students, parents,
educators and others to break the silence surrounding drug use and
find healthy solutions in their schools and communities. This real life
story with its prevention message has been heard by hundreds of
thousands of people in over 1,000 presentations delivered in
schools, communities and state and national conferences across the
country.
The Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Education Curricula
includes distinctive programs for elementary, middle and high
schools, taught by classroom teachers in many Norwalk schools
since 2002.
The Courage to Speak Prevention Education for After School
Programs for students in grades 4-7, adapted from the Courage to
Speak Foundationís school based curricula.
The Courage to Speak - Courageous Parenting 101, a free 4
session course in English and Spanish that educates parents and
provides them with knowledge and tools to keep their children safe
from drugs and other risky behavior.
The Courage to Speak Annual Empowering Youth to be Drug Free
Family Night and Media Event. Held in March at West Rocks Middle
School, this event draws over 450 parents, children, educators,
business and community leaders and government officials to
celebrate the commitment of the students in the Courage to Speak
Drug Prevention Curricula to be drug free and be advocates with
younger siblings and friends. Bringing the community together, this
event builds an alliance of individuals who will not be silent about the
Days
use of: alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
Monday
through to
Friday
The Courage
Speak Support Group for families who have lost a
loved one to substance abuse. Meets monthly.
Sunny's Story written by Ginger Katz, is a drug prevention book
for children of all ages, parents, grandparents and educators. A tale
AFTER
BEYOND
of familySCHOOL
love and &tragedy
narrated through the eyes, ears and mind
of Sunny, the family beagle and tells of Sunnyís progression through
the ups and downs of life with his young master Ian, beginning with
their meeting at an animal shelter and ending with a futile effort to
ward off disaster. The basis of the Courage to Speak Drug
Prevention Curriculum for Grades 4-6 and the Courage to Speak
Drug Prevention for After School Programs and a stand along book
read
in classrooms,
libraries and at dinner tables across the country.
Requirements
:
The Courage to Speak
Foundation Inc.
161 East Avenue
Suite 14
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 877-431-3295
W : www.couragetospeak.org
Fee : Call for more information
Call or email for information
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HALL-BROOKE AT LOIS STREET
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Hall-Brooke at Lois Street offers the following programs:
Intensive day and evening programs for adults with mental health
and substance abuse disorders.
Specialized program for women with mental health and substance
abuse issues.
HALL-BROOKE AT LOIS
STREET
1 LOIS STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851-4404
T : 203-221-8878
W : http://www.hallbrooke.org
Structured treatment programs for adolescents with emotional,
behavioral and psychological needs.
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Adolescents & Adults
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
Monday through Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY - NORWALK HOSPITAL
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Inpatient mental health. Norwalk Hospital participates with several
managed care companies.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM - NORWALK HOSPITAL
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Intensive outpatient mental health & addiction services. Norwalk
Hospital participates with several managed care companies.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
Wednesday - Friday: 1pm-4pm
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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LIBERATION PROGRAMS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Substance abuse health care agency offers education, prevention,
problem identification, outpatient, residential and aftercare services.
Includes
LIBERATION PROGRAMS INC.
129 Glover Avenue
Administrative Offices
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-851-2077
W : www.liberationprograms.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION.
Referral Required :
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MADD
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
MADD works to prevent the practice of driving while intoxicated.
Provides advocacy, outreach, public awareness campaigns, youth
education and crime victim support.
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING (MADD)
317 Foxon Road
EAST HAVEN , CT, 06513
T : 203-764-2566
W : WWW.MADD.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
The Mental Health Association has developed programs for
elementary, middle and high school students to increase awareness
and understanding about depression and help to prevent
self-medication with alcohol and other drugs. The more informed
young people are about the symptoms and treatment of depression,
the more prepared they will be to seek help for themselves and their
peers. Topics covered are: definition of major depression; signs and
symptoms of depression; suicide awareness; positive and negative
coping strategies; and how to get help for themselves or others. The
program can also be adapted for presentation to churches, parent
teacher organizations, and other community groups.
MENTAL HEALTH
ASSOCIATION OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
20-30 BEAVER ROAD
WETHERSFIELD , CT, 06109
T : 800-842-1501
W : WWW.MHACT.ORG
Fee : No
KIDS ON THE BLOCK are educational puppets which address the
importance of every childís mental health, the concerns associated
with young people using illegal substances, and safety. The
curriculums are preventive and educational tools designed for grades
one through six.
Ages : Elementary, Middle & Hig
MHAC teaches kids about substance abuse and mental health and
bullying.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
For information call the Community Educator, at 1-800-842-1501,
extension 15.
Referral Required :
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METHADONE MAINTENANCE
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Outpatient Methadone Maintenance in the treatment of Opiate
Addiction
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Referral Required :
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METHADONE TAPER PROGRAM
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
180 Day Outpatient Methadone treatment program for Opiate
Dependency.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MID-FAIRFIELD SUBSTANCE ABUSE COALITION
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
The mission of the Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition
(MFSAC) is to bring recognition and resources to address substance
abuse and its effects on the communities of Norwalk, Weston,
Westport, and Wilton through collaboration, education and
awareness, and community action. MFSAC is one of thirteen
Regional Action Councils (RACs) in the State of Connecticut.
Together, the RACs form the Connecticut Prevention Network
(CPN), which works to provide communities with education, training
and advocacy for substance abuse prevention.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Local meetings throughout Fairfiled County to support recovery.
HOTLINE:800-627-3543
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
State-licensed, out-patient substance abuse treatment center
provides psychological and substance abuse evaluations, education
and learning disability assessments, treatment and prevention plans,
crisis intervention, counseling, professional consultations,youth and
parental coaching,and education programs focused on helping
families, youth, individuals and communities to work toward
prevention of and recovery from substance abuse, problem gambling
and other addictive behaviors. Youth Evaluation Services offers a
comprehensive substance abuse guidance & treatment program for
teens, young adults & parents. The Positive Directions counselors
develop effective treatment and prevention plans that work.
POSITIVE DIRECTIONS
420 POST ROAD WEST
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-227-7644
W : INFO@POSITIVEDIRECTIO
NS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PARTIAL HOSPITAL PROGRAM
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
5 day weekly program for patients suffering from co-occurring Mental
and Substance Abuse Disorders.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PROJECT REWARD
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Project REWARD is an out-patient substance abuse treatment
program for women aged 18 and above. Project REWARD's mission
is to provide treatment which meets women's gender specific
substance above treatment neeeds and eliminates obstacles to
care. The program offers childcare for client's children age one
month to five years and provides transportation for those who need
it. Project REWARD offers a continuum of care in order to meet the
individual needs of our clients. We offer the following: (1) Intensive
Outpatient Program (3 days a week), (2) Intensive Treatment Group
(1 day a week), (3) Early Sobriety Group (once a week), (4) Living
Sober Group (once a week), (5) Individual sessions, and (6) Family
sessions. Project REWARD also provides psychiatric evaluations
and medication management for on-going clients.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT FLAX HILL ROAD
165 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-831-6301
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : women aged 18 and above
Days :
Monday -- Friday
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Yes
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : No
Referral Required :
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RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Pivot Ministries is a Christ-centered, Bible-based ministry which
treats addiction as a spiritual problem and yields life changing results
once this spiritual dimension is addressed. The criteria for eligibility is
a desire to change; a commitment to the 16 month program; a
willingness to be held accountable and to be under authority and at
least 18 years of age.
PIVOT MINISTRIES
17 QUINTARD AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-549-8486
W:
WWW.PIVOTMINISTRIES.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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SILVER HILL HOSPITAL
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Silver Hill Hospital provides pyschiatric and addiction treatment for
adults and adolescents and offers continuing support, counseling
and education patients and their families in every phase of illness
and recovery.
SILVER HILL HOSPITAL
208 VALLEY ROAD
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-966-3561
W : WWW.SILVERHILLHOSPITA
L.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ADOPTION DEPARTMENT - FCA
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
With offices in Norwalk, Hartford and Larchmont, New York, Family &
Children's Agency provides home study and post placement services
for prospective adoptive parents. In domestic adoption, the agency
places newborns and children who are in foster care with
Connecticut's Department of Children and Families. The agency
currently has international adoption programs in China, Korea and
Taiwan. Following the adoption of a child, Family and Children's
Agency offers post adoption counseling, adoptive parent support
groups, and search services. Family and Children's Agency also
offers free counseling to expectant parents throughout Connecticut
who are considering a plan of adoption for their child.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MON, WED & FRIDAY, 8:30am - 5:00pm
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
Requirements :
Call for specific information
Referral Required :
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FOSTER CARE - THERAPEUTIC & MEDICALLY COMPLEX
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
Recruit, train and approve Foster homes for children with medically
complex or psychiatrically involved children. Support the placement
with intense case management services.
The Specialized Foster Care Program at Family & Children’s
Agency provides loving homes for children with serious emotional
and behavioral disorders.
The Therapeutic Foster Care Program is designed to provide homes
for children who have been diagnosed with a serious psychiatric
disorder. Foster parents in this program receive training and support
so they can actively participate in the planning and implementation of
therapeutic interventions for their foster children. Each foster parent
receives 30 hours of pre-service training and a minimum of 24 hours
post-approval training annually.
The Medically Complex Foster Care Program provides homes for
children with complex medical needs. Foster parents in this program
receive an additional 20 hours of classroom and child-specific
training prior to placement. Medically complex parents are also
required to obtain CPR and First Aid certification.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday -Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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GATHERING GROUND - YWCA
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
The Gathering Ground is a YWCA-sponsored group of Connecticut
families who have adopted children from cultural and ethnic
backgrounds different from their own. The group meets to support
and educate one another, hold play dates for their children, provide
speaker series, share sources and celebrate and honor diverse
cultural heritage within our community of international families of
adoption.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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KID HERO
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
For information on becoming an adoptive or foster parent for a child
in placement call 888-KID-HERO.
CT DEPARTMENT OF
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
(DCF): REGION 1
149 WATER STREET
2ND FLOOR
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1400
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT VOICES FOR CHILDREN
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Connecticut Voices for Children promotes the well-being of all of
Connecticut\'s young people and their families by advocating for
strategic public investments and wise public policies. Connecticut
Voices for Children advances its mission through high quality
research and analysis, strategic communications, citizen education,
and development of the next generation of advocates. The primary
areas of focus are state and federal tax and budget, early care and
education, family economic security, foster care, child well-being
data benchmarks, health and mental health, and youth development.
CT Voices publications and a sign-up form for e-mail newsletters are
on its Web site.
CONNECTICUT VOICES FOR
CHILDREN
33 WHITNEY AVENUE
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06510
T : 203-498-4240
W : WWW.CTKIDSLINK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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CT COMMISSION ON CHILDREN
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Conducts research, analysis and promotion of public policy and
coordination of efforts to support children and embrace their
development. Serves as a liaison between government and those
concerned with children's issues.
CONNECTICUT COMMISSION
ON CHILDREN
18-20 TRINITY STREET
2ND FLOOR
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-0290
W : www.cga.ct.gov/coc
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Thursday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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CT FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK SOUTHWEST REGION
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Network of families whose children have disabilities. Parents help
each other find the support they need, such as networking and
socializing with other families; parent training; agency referrals;
telephone support; parent group meetings; IFSP and PPT
preparation support; help with advocating for local programs and
services.
CONNECTICUT FAMILY
SUPPORT NETWORK
460 Capitol Avenue
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 877-376-2329
W : www.CTfsc.org/CTfsn
Fee : No
Who Refers : Jennifer Carroll is CTFSN
Statewide Coordinator
Days :
Monday - Thursday
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Requirements :
Sign up for the statewide email listserves. Contact Jennifer Carroll at
1-877-FSN-2DAY or via email at [email protected]
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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FAVOR
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
FAVOR is a statewide Family Advocacy Organization serving
families, children and youth dealing with a broad spectrum of
behavioral and mental health needs, by providing family advocacy
and policy.
FAVOR works to increase accessibility to effective, culturally
competent and high quality behavioral health services and supports.
FAVOR offers training, technical assistance and support to parents
and caregivers in local communities to assist them in becoming
active and equal partners in the System of Care.
CT FAVOR
2138 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
ROCKY HILL, CT, 06067
T : 860-563-3232
W : www.favor-ct.org
Fee : No
The Greater Norwalk System of Care Team meets on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 9am -10:15am at the Human Services
Council, One Park Street, Norwalk. Conact Nicole DeRobertis for
information: 203-299-1315
Days :
7 DAYS
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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HOMES WITH HOPE
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Homes with Hope, a not-for-profit agency with an IRS 501(c)3
designation, is a local grassroots response to the tragedy of
homelessness. With a caring professional staff and the help of more
than 400 volunteers, Homes with Hope assists people who have lost
their ability to lead normal lives. We shelter men, single women and
families - people who have lost their homes for a variety of reasons
including mental illness, substance abuse, economic crisis or
domestic hardship. Today Homes with Hope serves homeless men,
women and families by providing them with food, shelter and a host
of support services. The organization also helps people in crisis in
order to prevent them from becoming homeless.
HOMES WITH HOPE
45 JESUP ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-3426
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
The Community Kitchen is our oldest program. It serves dinner,
every night of the year, to anyone who comes to the Gillespie Center
at 5:00.
Referral Required :
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HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Investigate and resolve complaints of unfair employment practices or
the denial of full and equal public accommodations or discrimination
in housing including claims of unequal treatment based on race,
color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, alienage, sex, age,
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, lawful
source of income, present or past history of mental disorder, mental
retardation, or physical disability. Conduct programs of education,
study, research, investigation and action related to equal rights for
all. Promote mutual understanding and respect among, and
encourage and assure equality of opportunity for, all citizens of
Norwalk.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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KIDS IN CRISIS
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Kids in Crisis mission is to protect infants, children and teens
from abuse and family crisis. To this end we provide free,
round-the-clock crisis intervention, counseling, emergency shelter,
and prevention programs in local communities and advocacy
throughout Connecticut.
Services include:
24 hour Helpline
24 hour face-to-face Crisis Intervention and Outreach Emergency
Shelter
Community Education Programs on critical issues such as cyber
bullying, internet safety, suicide prevention.
School-based Bullying Prevention Programs for elementary school
students
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : newborn to 17 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
EDUCATION
Requirements :
No fee for service
Referral Required :
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MADD
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
MADD works to prevent the practice of driving while intoxicated.
Provides advocacy, outreach, public awareness campaigns, youth
education and crime victim support.
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING (MADD)
317 Foxon Road
EAST HAVEN , CT, 06513
T : 203-764-2566
W : WWW.MADD.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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MEDICARE ADVOCACY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Center for Medicare Advocacy provides education, advocacy,
and legal assistance to help elders and people with disabilities obtain
necessary healthcare. We focus on the needs of Medicare
beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of
long-term care. The Center is staffed by attorneys, paralegals,
nurses, information management experts and technical assistants.
The Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of
Medicare denials.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MEDICARE PARTICIPANT
Referral Required :
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NAMI-CT
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
NAMI-CT is a grassroots, self-help organization founded in 1984.
Our mission is to provide support, education, and advocacy for
families and consumers.
FAMILY MEMBER SUPPORT GROUPS:
NAMI-CAN (CHILD and ADOLESCENT NETWORK)
Parent-to-Parent Support Group for parents and primary caregivers
of children (ages 17 years and younger) with emotional, behavioral
and mental health issues.
NAMI-CT: NATIONAL ALLIANCE
FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
241 Main Street
3RD FLOOR
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 860-882-0236
W : WWW.NAMICT.ORG
Fee : FREE
DAYTIME:
Second Tuesday of every month. 10-11:30AM
Tully Health Center, Conference Room B (1st Floor)
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford CT 06902
Contact Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine 203.858.1477
EVENING:
First Thursday of the month. 7-8:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Contact: Dawn at 203.249.5935 and Lorraine at 203.858.1477
Days
:
GREENWICH:
(ADULT ISSUES)
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Third Thursday of each month. 6:30-8PM
Greenwich Hospital, Cafeteria Conference Rm (Lower Level)
5 Perry Ridge Rd
ADVOCACY
ORGANIZATIONS
Greenwich, CT
06830
Contacts: Claudia at 203.428.6864 or Carol at 203.329.068
STAMFORD (ADULT ISSUES)
First Wednesday of each month. 7:30-9PM
Referral
Required
: Conference Rm B (1st Fl)
Tully Health
Center,
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford, CT 06902
Contact Anu at 203.359.8091
NEW CANAAN (ADULT ISSUES)
Second Tuesday of each month. 7-830PM
Silver Hill Hospital, Jurgenson Building, Rm 1, East Campus
208 Valley Road
New Canaan, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855. 3530
NORWALK (ADULT ISSUES)
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First Tuesday of each month
Norwarlk Hospital, CP2 Conference Rm
34 Maple Street
Norwalk, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855.3530
WESTPORT (ADULT ISSUES)
Last Tuesday of each month. 6:30-8PM
St Vincent's (Hall-Brooke) Behavioral Health Services, Board Rm
(Lower Level)
47 Long Lots Road
Westport, CT 06880
Contact Jenna at 203.286.4697
FREE EDUCATION CLASSES:
NAMI BASICS CLASSES
A FREE 6-week course for parents and primary caregivers
of children (17 years and younger) with serious mental health
issues. The parent-to-parent support is invaluable!
BASICS FALL 2013
Starts Monday, October 7th, 2013. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
BASICS SPRING 2014
Starts Monday, April 7th, 2014. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY CLASSES
A FREE 11-week course for family members, caregivers and
friends of adults with serious mental illness.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY FALL 2013
Starts Monday, September 9th. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Contact Marietta at 203.329.8633.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY SPRING 2014
Starts on Monday, February 3rd. 6:45-9:30PM
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Greenwich Town Hall
101 Field Point Rd
Greenwich, CT 06830
Registration required.
Call
Claudia
at
203.428.6864
203.322.3383/[email protected]
or
Peter
at
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NARAMAKE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Naramake Family Resource Center embodies all aspects of healthy
children and families: Playgroups, Resource & Referral, School
Readiness Preschool (2 classrooms); Parents as Teachers program
(play groups, home visits etc.), Adult Education services, Before &
After School Care, Parenting Programs & Workshops, Home Visits,
Training for Day Care Providers.
We serve families in the Norwalk community and our families
attending Naramake Elementary School Grades Pre-K through 5.
Call for more information or to subscribe to our mailing list to be
made aware of upcoming events that are of interest to you and your
family.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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NORWALK RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
A coalition of citizens, businesses, organizations and government
officials who work to improve the water quality and the aesthetic
vaule of the 40,000 acre Norwalk River Watershed by fostering
education, advocacy, cooperation and action. The organization
meets monthly.
Free programs and activities for General Members. For more
information and to become a member, visit the Website.
NORWALK RIVER
WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 197
GEORGETOWN , CT, 06829
T : 877-679-2463
W:
WWW.NORWALKRIVER.ORG
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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OFFICE OF THE CHILD ADVOCATE
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Office of Child Advocate speaks for Connecticut's Children. It is
an independent voice for children. In this capacity, the OCA is not an
administrator of programs; rather, the mission of the OCA is to
oversee the care and protection of Connecticut's Children and to
advocate for their well-being. OCA is committed to ensuring that all
children receive the care and support they need. OCA helps families
by educating and informing them about services for children,
coaching them through various public systems, reviewing individual
cases, advocating for children at risk and addressing broad public
issues. Often, OCA facilitates change by bringing different agencies
together to find creative solutions to difficult problems. OCA ensures
the child welfare system is working to protect children. OCA refers
many callers to local, public and private agencies that may be of
direct assistance to them
OFFICE OF THE CHILD
ADVOCATE
999 ASYLUM AVENUE
HARTFORD , CT, 06105
T : 800-994-0939
W : www.ct.gov/oca
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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PATH
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
HOTLINE
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
HOTLINES
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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PLTI
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Parent Leadership Training Insitute (PLTI) is the CT
Commission on Children's advocacy training program for parents.
PLTI functions to support members' projects, Norwalk and CT state
children's initiatives. A long-standing project is to support the
Norwalk Discovery Initiative to improve the success and well-being of
children in Norwalk from birth to age eight. Invited guests are
welcome to join our advocacy projects as well.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4013
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : Call for information, application
and interview.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
Supper and childcare provided.
Referral Required :
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PLTI ALUMNI
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Alumni Association of PLTI, the CT Commission on Children's
advocacy training program for parents. Invited guests are welcome
to join our advocacy projects.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-1546
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
EVENINGS
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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PROTECTION & ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : No
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
Spanish : Yes
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH
DISABILITIES
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
CT OFFICE OF PROTECTION
AND ADVOCACY FOR
PERSONS WITH DISABLITIES
60B WESTON STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06120
T : 860-297-4300
W : WWW.CT.GOV/OPAPD
Fee : No
French : Call
Creole : Call
Income Requirements : No
Ages : NO
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Referral Required :
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SAVE THE CHILDREN
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
International assistance agency focuses on the improvement of
conditions for children in disadvantaged communities, including the
U.S., by developing programs to improve economic, agricultural,
educational, and health conditions.
SAVE THE CHILDREN
54 WILTON ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-221-4030
W:
WWW.SAVETHECHILDREN.OR
G
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SYSTEM OF CARE
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
The System of Care is a collaborative designed to support and
strengthen parents and guardians in their efforts to meet the multiple
needs of children with serious emotional problems. It provides
individualized and comprehensive care to families in their home
communities and coordinates with many providers to ensure
implementation of services and foster optimal outcomes. System of
Care provides services to families in Norwalk, Westport, Wilton, and
Weston. Referrals are from the school system, doctor's offices,
family members, the community and agencies. Every effort is made
to expedite referrals in a timely manner. The Care Coordinator works
with the famiy in identifying a child specific team made up of service
providers and any other key players in the child and family's life. The
family and Care Coordinator decide on an effective treatment plan.
The Care coordinator coordinates meetings and communicates with
service providers.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : No
The System of Care Community Resource Committee (CRC) meets
at 9:00 am. On the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Human
Services Council, One Park Street, Norwalk.
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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UNITED HAITIAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Community-based organization to serve the Haitian-American
community of Connecticut. Meetings are held at Norwalk City Hall
every other Friday from 7:30 - 9:00p.m Referrals and translations
available. Annual Haitian Day Celebration in the Summer in South
Norwalk.
UNITED HAITIAN-AMERICAN
SOCIETY
304 Main Avenue
PMB #414
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 866-413-8427
W : www.uhasociety.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday-Friday
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
NOTE: Available at Room 124 City Hall on Specific Dates from 11
a.m. - 2 pm. Call for dates and information.
Referral Required :
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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20 WEST AVENUE LEARNING AND COMPUTER CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework and
project assistance. A state of the art computer lab offers training in
web design and training on various software. Emphasis is given to
Reading, Writing, Science, and Math. Many enrichment opportunities
are available such as art, music, dance, tennis, karate, rowing,
computer building, and field trips just to name a few.
20 WEST AVENUE LEARNING
CENTER
20 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK, 06854,
T : 203-838-8471
W : WWW.NORWALKHA.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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A.C.H.I.E.V.E PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
A.C.H.E.I.V.E. offers before and after school programs that help
children grow intellectually and socially. Program open to all children
entering Grades K - 8.
Strong focus on academics, tutoring and helping children reach their
potential. Tutoring help, mentoring, recreational activities, arts and
crafts. Cultural enrichment programs and field trips Snack upon
arrival from school.
Kidzachieve was founded by the late Alonzo Virgil. The Kidzachieve
motto is "All Children Have the Intelligence, Enthusiasm and Values
to Excel."
A.C.H.I.E.V.E
9 Main Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-354-2753
W : www.kidzachieve.com
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children entering Grades
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT FAMILY & CHILDREN'S AGENCY
(located at Norwalk Community College/NCC)
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Family & Children’s Agency seeks to improve the lives of Norwalk’s
middle school youth by enabling their successful transition into high
school and increasing their ability to be productive, independent
young adults.
This is accomplished by providing a safe and
structured community-based After School Program for students to
improve academic performance, develop character, and promote
healthy peer interactions and lifestyles.
The program meets weekdays from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Students are
expected to attend all five days per week throughout the school
year. The program operates on the school calendar and does not
offer programs during holidays and vacations. A small summer
program is offer for a select group of students.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 855-8765
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Our standard monthly fee for
families is $75.00.  Families with
students on reduced lunch pay
$50.00/month and those with students on
free lunch pay $25.00/month.
The program is in partnership with Norwalk Community College and
located on their campus. Students are transported by vans from their
respective middle school to the NCC campus each day.
French : No
Students have snack and social time upon arrival followed by a
minimum period of 45 minutes of academic work. This includes
homework assistance and independent learning. Staff and volunteer
tutors are available for assistance with academics. The second half
of the program day consists of character development and
enrichment activities (culinary classes, various arts classes,
recreation, knitting, juggling, acting/improvisation, animal science,
etc.).
Days :
Monday
- Friday
On Fridays
the program is divided by gender for leadership and life
skills programming. The gender based groups – Girls’ Challenge
and Boys’ Council – have guided discussions, guest speakers,
peer/team building activities, community service projects, field trips,
AFTER
SCHOOL & BEYOND
and more.
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Middle School Students
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : No
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Referral Required :
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AFTER THE BELL - NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
After the Bell (ATB) was created to make the connection between
the school day and out of school time. It is the before and after
school program at CRANBURY, KENDALL, ROWAYTON AND
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, managed by the Norwalk
Public Schools, and run in partnership with Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County at Kendall School, the YMCA of Norwalk at
Cranbury and Silvermine and The Norwalk Education Foundation at
Rowayton School. It is unique in that it bridges the school day with
out-of-school time through a school employee who acts as the after
school Site Coordinator for their school. Teachers, teachers’ aides,
and outside companies then offer specialized classes in fun
enrichment activities.
ATB Goals: 1. Support academic achievement; 2. Provide a wide
variety of high quality activities and enrichment programs; 3. Provide
a safe, nurturing environment with high quality staff.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4150
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.  http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx 
 
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 5-12; Grade K - 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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AFTER-SCHOOL ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES - FOX RUN FRC
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The FRC's after-school enrichment program provides Fox Run
students with activities in the arts, athletics, computer and academic
skills two afternoons a week. Classes are taught by certified
teachers. Children requiring extra help with reading are also provided
with reading tutors before school through the Early Bird Reading
program.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
FOX RUN STUDENTS
Referral Required :
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ALL-AMERICAN BASEBALL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Baseball & softball instruction; beverages & snacks provided;
homework tutoring available; fitness center and staff.
ALL AMERICAN BASEBALL &
SOFTBALL
327 Main Ave
Norwalk
, Connecticut, 06851
T : 203-847-3700
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BALLET ETUDES
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Offering Ballet classes and performing opportunities for students 3
years old to Pre Professional. Summer classes and all-day Dance
Camps available. Call or visit our web site for information and
brochure.
BALLET ETUDES
104 WALL STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850-3405
T : 203-838-1888
W : www.balletetudesct.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Saturday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BARK PROGRAM | NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The BARK Program at Nathan Hale Middle School is one of the first
off-site after school programs offered in collaboration with the Carver
Center. The program is headed by a certified teacher from Nathan
Hale and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment and Recreation.
Enrichment programs include: Cartooning, Improvisation, Cooking,
Art, Photography, Dancing, Videography, Financial Literacy, Cultural
and Educational trips, Robotics, Self-esteem Groups, Adventure
Based Counseling and more.
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
176 Strawberry Hill Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2910
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 11 to 14 (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Physical and completed application required.
Referral Required :
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Become a NorWALKER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
In an effort to encourage physical activity in Norwalk, the Norwalk
Health Department and its community partners in the Healthy
Norwalk Partnership created "Become a NorWALKER," a
neighborhood walking program.
The Health Department mapped out walking routes in Norwalk to
encourage residents to incorporate activity in their daily lives. Some
routes include information on areas of historical significance to
Norwalk, while others point out environmental areas of interest. Find
a neighborhood you would like to explore, and become a
NorWALKER.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7977
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Free!
 
French : No
Creole : No
Ages : All ages.
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM & LITTLE
WONDERS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
We provide quality childcare, licensed by the State of Connecticut
Department of Public Health, at area schools in the Norwalk School
District. Our hours of operation are 7 AM opening (elementary sites)
and at the conclusion of the school day for afternoon care for
elementary and middle school sites. We close at 6 PM for all sites.
We serve students at Columbus, Fox Run and Ponus schools. We
collaborate as the staffing provider for Cranbury and Silvermine
elementary schools. All students receive HOMEWORK SUPPORT
and afternoon snacks. Games, Arts and Crafts, Sports and other
enrichment activities are provided. Fox Run and Columbus
elementary students enjoy weekly Swimming Lessons with bus
transportation to and from the YMCA. LITTLE WONDERS serves
age 2-5, Pre-K and Child Care, Licensed by DPH. Open 7am to
6:00pm
LITTLE WONDERS - NORWALK
YMCA AT 394 WEST AVE.
394
WEST AVENUE
NORWALK, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4601
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : 2 YEARS THROUGH GRADE 8
Who Refers : Health Forms and
Emergency/Release required
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Care4Kids accepted and Financial Aid available for qualified families.
Referral Required :
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BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM & LITTLE
WONDERS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
No Description Is Set For this Program.
LITTLE WONDERS - NORWALK
YMCA AT 394 WEST AVE.
394
WEST AVENUE
NORWALK, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4601
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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BOY SCOUTS - CT YANKEE COUNCIL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Connecticut Yankee Council (formerly Fairfield County Council and
Quinnipiac Council) serves about 25,000 Cub Scouts (boys in first
through fifth grades); Boy Scouts (boys ages11-17); Ventures and
Explorers (young men and young women ages 14-20); Learning for
Life participants (boys and girls in grades K-12), and provides special
outreach to urban youth with an Urban ScoutReach program.
Thirty-seven(37) communities in Fairfield, Hartford, and New Haven
counties are served. While known as a fun, educational,
values-driven, family-oriented program, Scouting's purposes are
citizenship training, character development, and personal and mental
fitness.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CONNECTICUT YANKEE
COUNCIL
60 WELLINGTON ROAD
P.O. BOX 32
MILFORD
, CT, 06460
T : 800-333-7905
W : WWW.CTYANKEE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BRIEN MCMAHON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (YDP)
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The YDP program has ninth graders enrolled and will add only enroll
ninth graders each year moving forward. Students receive daily
academic support including PSAT Prep, CAPT Prep, and subject
tutoring. Participants who have strong academic performances earn
the opportunity for a paid internship or job placement. Two days per
week is spent in the classroom and three days is spent in a paid
internship or job. Students who have not earned strong academic
performance are expected to participate in the program for four days
per week. Enrichment programs include: Cartooning, Improvisation,
Cooking, Art, Photography, Dancing, Videography, Financial
Literacy, Cultural and Educational trips, Self-esteem Groups, and
Adventure Based Counseling. This program has a strong technology
and science component. Certified Teachers from Brien McMahon
coordinates the program and teachers offer project based learning
opportunities. There is a focus on civic engagement and students
build their leadership skills while learning how government works.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-948 8838
Fee : Yes
Ages : 9th Graders
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Teachers and Guidance
Counselor
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BUILDING FUTURES THROUGH MENTORING
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Buiding Futures through Mentoring (BFTM) provides youth with an
adult mento who can meet them for at least one hour each week at a
supervised location such as the YMCA, a church or school. The
mentor's job is to help the young person define and achieve goals,
encourage positive development and promote positive choice and
increase self-esteem. The BFTM also provides mentors and
mentees with a free membership to the YMCA so they can meet
after school or on the weekends and engage in further fun activities.
A partnership between the City of Norwalk, Serving All Vessels
Equally (S.A.V.E), the Norwalk Mentor Program, Family & Children's
Agency and the YMCA.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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CAREGIVER'S CHOICE MENTORING PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Caregivers' Choice brings mentors and children with incarcerated
parents together to establish quality new mentoring relationships.
Caregivers or parents of eligible children can submit an application
for their child. They will receive a list of approved mentoring
programs in Norwalk, and a voucher that can be redeemed for
mentoring services. The selected mentoring program is responsible
for recruiting, screeninfg and training a mentor and supporting the
match.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : Yes
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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CARVER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION AND
RECREATION (CASPER)
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The program is licensed by the State of Connecticut Department of
Public Health.
CASPER (Carver After School Program for Education and
Recreation) serves elementary students at the Carver Center site.
This is one of the most affordable options for Norwalk parents and is
headed by a certified teacher. The program is licensed by CT
Department of Health. The program gives elementary school children
grades K-5 a safe, secure, after school environment, and social and
recreational skills. C.A.S.P.E.R. students participate in tutoring,
structured recreation, socialization, and enrichment activities during
the school year. Dr. Elena Levy of the University of Connecticut runs
a reading program for every participating student. Each student
receives an hour and a half of reading of one-on-one and group
reading each week. The CASPER Program Manager works
collaboratively with the school administrators and teachers to monitor
reading levels and grades.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Yes
 
Monthly fees are as follows:
$150/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 5:30PM.
$170/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 6:30PM.
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Elementary Students only
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
DEPENDING ON THE SERVICES WE ACCEPT STATE SUBSIDIES.
 
PHYSICAL AND COMPLETED APPLICATION REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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CENTER FOR YOUTH LEADERSHIP AT BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The CYL mission is to promote youth activism through grantmaking,
public awareness activities, volunteer programs and social change
campaigns. The CYL, which is the largest youth activism
organization in Fairfield County, sponsors programs at four high
schools: Brien McMahon High (our headquarters), Greenwich High
School, Stamford High School and Westhill High. Programs address
child abuse, teen dating violence, day laborers and human
trafficking.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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CHELSEA COHEN FITNESS ACADEMY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy is a unique, countywide
umbrella program overseen by the FCSC. The Academy’s focus on
the healthy body, health mind equation provides leadership in
helping to build a generation of children leading a daily, active
lifestyle and complementing and supplementing the work of existing
area youth organizations.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SPORTS
COMMISSION
1 University Place
Stamford, CT, 06901
T : 203-251-8481
W:
www.fairfieldcountysports.com
Fee : Free
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Child Guidance Center assists children, adolescents to age 19
and parents of all ethnic backgrounds with emotional, behavioral,
developmental, and family problems through an extensive network of
assessment, psychiatric consultation, evaluation and individual and
group psychotherapy, parent guidance and family therapy services.
Also provides community education on children's mental health
issues.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Ages : to age 19
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
P.M.THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Who Refers : PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST
CALL TO INITIATE SERVICES.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
RESIDENTS OF NORWALK, WILTON, WESTON, WESTPORT,
DARIEN, NEW CANAAN; EDT services are not limited to these
towns
Referral Required :
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CHOICES FOR SUCCESS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Choices for Success, an after-school youth-development program of
the Child Guidance Center of Mid-Fairfield County, works with
Norwalk Public Schools, and other area youth service providers, to
help students succeed in school, at home and in the community.
Students typically enter Choices in middle school, many referred by
family and friends of past students, or by school guidance counselors
and social workers.
Choices includes academic, enrichment and behavioral components
that work together topromote critical “habits of mind” that can be
called on when faced with new, difficult or challenging situations.
Persistence, managing impulsivity, taking responsible risks, striving
for accuracy, listening with understanding and empathy and
remaining open to continuous learning are just a few of the habits of
mind that Choicesstudents work to develop, under the guidance of
mature, professional youth development workers. The program also
partners with (CPEP) CT Pre-Engineering Program to offer two days
per week of hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering
and technology.
NORWALK YMCA
370 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : $50 per month, includes field trips,
scholarships available.
French : No
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : No
Ages : 6th - 12th Grade
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referrals not required.
Requirements :
Elibilibity requirements are as follows:
 
Middle school and high school students only.  We prefer to enroll students in 6th grade and stay with them throughout high school.
Must live in Norwalk
Must be physically able to participate in program activities
IQ above 75
Cannot have history of serious violent or threatening behavior (i.e. fire setting) or previous criminal convictions
Cannot currently be in residential or group home setting
Referral Required :
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CMT PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
CMT—Connecticut Mastery Test Preparation Program
An intense three days per week program that works closely with
students who scored near proficient on the Connecticut Mastery
Test. The program is headed by two certified teachers and utilizes
the Study Island Program (computer based program) used
throughout the district for CMT Preparation:
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899-2970
The goal is to increase students’ performance to score proficient or
goal on the standardized CMT (Connecticut Mastery Test).
Fee : $50 per month, includes field trips,
scholarships available.
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Guidance Counselors and
Teachers
Days :
TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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COLLEGE COUNSELING - JFS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Provides services for teens and families. Provides a realistic
understanding of the college admissions process and direction on
how to select a suitable college as well as information about college
life. Includes SAT or ACT preparation. Goals are to provide a range
of schools consistent with expressed student/family values;
encourage
appropriate
family
participation;
and
reduce
student/parent anxiety. Also serves students with special needs.
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations:
Suite 602, 733 Summer Street, Stamford
431 Post Road East, Westport
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : ALL WHO COULD BENEFIT
FROM THE SERVICES
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Also serves students with special needs
Referral Required :
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COLLEGE FOR KIDS AT NCC
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Offers fun, challenging enrichment classes including cooking,
computers, Movie Making, American Red Cross certified babysitting,
Art, Study Skills, Science, Acting, Digital Photo, Lego/Engineering
Fundamentals. Friday is Family Night. Classes are on Saturdays
during the school year - see website or call for information Monday Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Pre-registration is required. A parent MUST
attend Friday is Family Night events with children. The fees for
Friday nights are $15 for each child, and $15 for each parent. Please
pack a snack for Saturday classes. Parents must accompany
children to and from classes.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-3337
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Yes
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Summer classes are Monday-Friday each week.
Referral Required :
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COLLEGIATE AWARENESS & PREPARATION (CONNCAP) AT
NCC
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
In partnership with the Norwalk Public Schools, ConnCAP guides
50+ Norwalk low income students from 8th grade graduation to
college entry with a six-wek academic summer program and
year-round academic support services, including college prep
academic planning, career exploration, community service and
college tours. ConnCAP juniors and seniors can earn college credit.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-6821
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
NOTE: NCC's ConnCAP Mentoring program began in September
2011
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Students in the ConnCAP program must be U.S.
 Citizans who are income eligible and whose custodial
parents have not completed a 4 Year college degree.
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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COLONIAL VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Homework assistance, computer skills and academic skills
development, enrichment for elementary school students. Open to
students living in Norwalk Housing. M-F, 2:30-7:30PM
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
Referral Required :
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COURAGE TO SPEAK - DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Courage to Speak Presentation empowers students, parents,
educators and others to break the silence surrounding drug use and
find healthy solutions in their schools and communities. This real life
story with its prevention message has been heard by hundreds of
thousands of people in over 1,000 presentations delivered in
schools, communities and state and national conferences across the
country.
The Courage to Speak Drug Prevention Education Curricula
includes distinctive programs for elementary, middle and high
schools, taught by classroom teachers in many Norwalk schools
since 2002.
The Courage to Speak Prevention Education for After School
Programs for students in grades 4-7, adapted from the Courage to
Speak Foundationís school based curricula.
The Courage to Speak - Courageous Parenting 101, a free 4
session course in English and Spanish that educates parents and
provides them with knowledge and tools to keep their children safe
from drugs and other risky behavior.
The Courage to Speak Annual Empowering Youth to be Drug Free
Family Night and Media Event. Held in March at West Rocks Middle
School, this event draws over 450 parents, children, educators,
business and community leaders and government officials to
celebrate the commitment of the students in the Courage to Speak
Drug Prevention Curricula to be drug free and be advocates with
younger siblings and friends. Bringing the community together, this
event builds an alliance of individuals who will not be silent about the
Days
use of: alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.
Monday
through to
Friday
The Courage
Speak Support Group for families who have lost a
loved one to substance abuse. Meets monthly.
Sunny's Story written by Ginger Katz, is a drug prevention book
for children of all ages, parents, grandparents and educators. A tale
AFTER
BEYOND
of familySCHOOL
love and &tragedy
narrated through the eyes, ears and mind
of Sunny, the family beagle and tells of Sunnyís progression through
the ups and downs of life with his young master Ian, beginning with
their meeting at an animal shelter and ending with a futile effort to
ward off disaster. The basis of the Courage to Speak Drug
Prevention Curriculum for Grades 4-6 and the Courage to Speak
Drug Prevention for After School Programs and a stand along book
read
in classrooms,
libraries and at dinner tables across the country.
Requirements
:
The Courage to Speak
Foundation Inc.
161 East Avenue
Suite 14
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 877-431-3295
W : www.couragetospeak.org
Fee : Call for more information
Call or email for information
Referral Required :
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EARTH PLACE SUMMER CAMP
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
At Earthplace we use our 62-acre wildlife sanctuary as an outdoor
classroom. On trail walks through the woods, meadow, stream, and
pond, we often spot wildlife in their natural surroundings, including
deer, turtles, hawks, wild turkeys and groundhogs. Every week
animals from our indoor Animal Hall come to visit. Campers learn
about many creatures and their habitats, such as turtles, snakes,
frogs, birds, mammals, insects and other wildlife. The themes
change every week. There are many opportunities to explore new
aspects of nature through hands-on activities, group games, field
trips, hikes and crafts. Once a session on Wednesdays, children in
grades 1 through 4 go on area field trips, which extends that day until
4:00 p.m. Some weeks our 3rd-4th also go canoeing, ending that day
at 4:00 PM. The 5th-7th graders alternate weeks between canoeing
and camping overnight at Earthplace. Earthplace offers a number of
programs and activities for all ages.
Offers Summer Camp for Preschool to Grade 9. Counselor in
Training Program.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Preschool to Grade 9
Days :
MON. - SAT.9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Call for information.
Referral Required :
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EARTHPLACE - THE NATURE DISCOVERY CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Earthplace is non-profit organization located on a 62-acre wildlife
sanctuary. Earthplace operates a state licensed and accredited
nursery school and summer camp, environmental education
opportunities are offered to schools, organizations and the public.
Earthplace maintains a Wildlife Rehabilitation and Animal Care
Program and a natural history museum. Harbor Watch is our water
quality monitoring program with a state licensed environmental
laboratory. Earthplace offers a number of programs and activities for
all ages. Offers Summer Camp for Preschool to Grade 9. Members
receive a newsletter, discounts on programs, early registration for
the nursery school and summer camp programs, and a 10% discount
in the gift shop.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON. - SAT. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Out of school time enrichment and support programs provide
essential additional assistance to give at risk students access to
experiences and learning opportunities that would otherwise be out
of their reach.
We currently support several programs that engage young
adolescents. We support the Youth Development Program provided
by the Carver Foundation. The program provides out of school time
support for middle school and high school age students.
We also support the Horizons Academic Coaching Program. This
program provides academic coaches for high school freshman,
sophomores and juniors from low income families with the goal that
they will complete the school year and promote to the next grade.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : Yes
Our partnership with the Norwalk Housing Authority Learning
Centers provides resources for a math literacy program that reaches
students in 1st grade through high school.
Days :
MON. - SAT. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER AT SIDE BY SIDE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Provides parenting education, individual, group and family
counseling support, and school social work services for families with
children attending Side by Side School. Serves children ages 3 to
8th Grade in childcare/before and after-school programs. Monthly
workshops for the community are conducted with topics of interest to
parents. The FRC at Side by Side works in cooperation with the
other Norwalk Family Resource Centers. Referrals are provided to
callers from the community. Free bilingual weekly playgroups are
held for toddlers and their parents. Playgroups are open to the
community. Free personal Visits (conducted by certified parent
educators - one of whom is bilingual) for parents of newborns to five
years old are available for families in the community. Admission to
Side By Side School is by lottery which is held in April.
SIDE BY SIDE CHARTER
SCHOOL
10 Chestnut Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-0306
W : www.sbscharter.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
The FRC serves families with children attending Side by Side,
however play groups, personal visits and parent forums are open to
any family in the community.
Referral Required :
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FOX RUN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Fox Run Elementary School
helps to connect families, the school and community through
programs such as early and family literacy, Adult ESL, Parents As
Teachers family support, positive youth development programs and
training support for home-based daycare providers.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
While it does not operate a preschool, the FRC at Fox Run School
helps families find quality childcare for children age birth - middle
school. In addition, before and after-school enrichment programs are
provided at Fox Run School.
Fee : Call for more information
The Family Resource Center provides free developmental
screenings for all Norwalk children age 4 to 60 months. Please call
for an appointment.
The FRC also provides SummerCare, an extended day summer
program wrapping around the hours of the Norwalk Parks and
Recreation Dept.'s Summer Play and Learn program.
The Family Resource Center also provides training and support for
Norwalk home-based daycare providers. Providers should call or
visit the FRC website for current information on programs.
ELIGIBILITY: Priority is given to families of children attending or who
will attend Fox Run Elementary School. However, many programs,
such as adult ESL, parenting and daycare workshops, are open to all
Days
: residents.
Norwalk
MONDAY - FRIDAY
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : prenatal to 99
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
Fee for some programs. Call for information.
Referral Required :
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FUNBUSTERS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Socialization and recreational program for special needs youth and
adults. Provides after school (one day per week) & Saturday
sessions.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER COMMUNITY CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
There are several basketball leagues facilitated during the year.
Please call Mike McElveen at 203 838 4305 Ext. 106
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY and some SATURDAYS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER SUMMER DAY CAMP
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Carver Center operates one of the most affordable summer camps in
Norwalk which is licensed by CT Department of Public Health. The
Summer Enrichment Program provides academic, recreational,
social and cultural programming to low and moderate income youth.
Summer day camp will run for six weeks. All children receive free
breakfast and lunch. There is a focus on project based activities
which provides meaningful engagement for our youth.
The program known as C.A.M.P - Computer Academic Motivational
Program focuses on 5th graders who are making the transition to the
6th grade. The focus is on CMT, technology and academic study.
Carver wants kids to learn test taking skills through C.M.T. (CT
Mastery Tests) prep classes and to gain computer skills. The
program is supervised by a certified teacher. Two groups of ten
students alternate their time between the technology program and
the academic program. Educational trips are planned to support
learning.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Yes
 $240/ 6-weeks
Ages : 5 to 13 years old
Up to 20 students are enrolled in this program on a first come/first
serve basis and participation is based on the number of 5th graders
enrolled in our Summer Enrichment Program.
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GIRL SCOUTS OF CT
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Year-round Girl Scout Program with different components:
Anti-bullying, self-esteem, traditional badges and Girl Scout
activities, summer camps all designed to build skills and confidence
to help each girl reach her full potential with support from adults and
fellow Girl Scouts.
GIRL SCOUTS OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
529 DANBURY ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-5557
W : www.gsofct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : AGES 5-18
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GRASSROOTS TENNIS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
We conduct an instructional and competitive tennis program for inner
city youngsters, focusing on the development of the players self
confidence, courtesy and observational skills.
NORWALK GRASSROOTS
TENNIS
15 EASTWOOD ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-0591
W:
www.norwalkgrassrootstennis.co
m
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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HORIZONS STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Founded in 1964, the Horizons Student Enrichment Program is a
scholarship program that provides academic, athletic and cultural
opportunities to low-income students ages six to eighteen from
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan and surrounding
communities. The six-week Summer Program enrolls over 250
children. Throughout the rest of the year, Winter Connection
enrichment activities, such as tutoring, music lessons, Saturday
School, and workshops are offered to students and their parents. In
the Outreach Program, Horizons works with recent graduates,
providing guidance and support through the high school years. One
means of reaching these young adults is through a mentoring
program that matches adult mentors with Horizons high school
students. All Horizons offerings are designed to build skills, promote
potential and self-esteem, and encourage a lifelong interest in
learning.
HORIZONS STUDENT
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
545 PONUS RIDGE
P.O. BOX 997
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-972-7005
W:
WWW.HORIZONSKIDS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Memberships, sleep sacks, International Hostel Handbooks,
including separate country handbooks for numerous countries are
available for sale. North America Hostel Handbooks, maps and
brochures about hostels around the world, as well as a wealth of
hostelling information, are available for the asking. Talks on HI-USA
provided upon request. Programs and activities: Picnics, Corn
Roasts, twice-monthly cycling, or hiking provided for the blind
members of our community. Frequent Travel Slide Shows to bring
the world and HI-USA to our Community. Rail Trail bike rides,
weekend adventures utilizing HI hostels such as Canoeing in central
VT with ON's at HI-WRJ, backpack hiking weekends with camping,
and various hiking, cycling, canoeing, and skiing day trips. YOUTH:
FREE (for those under 18 years of age) ADULT: $28 ANNUALLY
(18-54 years of age) SENIOR: $18 ANNUALLY (55 and over) LIFE:
$250 (one-time fee & open to all ages)
HOSTELLING
INTERNATIONAL-USA: YANKEE
COUNCIL
37 MAPLE AVE.
WINDSOR
, CT, 06095
T : 860-683-0404
W : www.yankeehostels.org/
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN OR RESIDENT TO PURCHASE A
HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL-USA MEMBERSHIP
Referral Required :
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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF SOUTHWEST CT
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Junior Achievement of Southwest CT will ensure that every child in
the program has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise
system. We are a growing number of volunteers, educators, parents
and contributors who reach out to students each year in grades
K-12. Together, we believe there's a lot that's right with today's kids.
Junior Achievement states: "Kids crave opportunity. Kids want to be
successful. And kids dream big about the future. Really big. We like
that."
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF
SOUTHWEST CT
200 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-1700
W:
HTTP://STAMFORDCT.JA.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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LEARNING CENTER SUMMER PROGRAMS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The NHA Learning Centers offer a number of services during the
summer months, including a summer day program for NHA students,
tutoring and recreational programs for youth, field trips, and other
academic enrichment programs. Please call for information on
programs and schedules.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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LONG RIDGE SUMMER CAMP
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Summer Day Camp Program for ages 3-13. 4,5,6,7 & 8 week
sessions available. We also provide transportation. Check website
for details or call 203-322-0253.
LONG RIDGE SUMMER CAMP
478 ERSKINE ROAD
STAMFORD , CT, 06903
T : 203-322-0253
W : www.longridgecamp.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
DAY & EVENING HOURS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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MEADOW GARDENS AND KING-KENNEDY LEARNING CENTERS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Part-time satellite Learning Centers located at King-Kennedy and
Meadow Gardens provide after school homework assistance and
special school projects. Special attention is given to Math, Reading,
and Writing. There are many enrichment activities offered, such as
dance, music, karate, art, and field trips.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : NHA or Section 8 Subsidized
Residents Only
Days :
Monday-Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Meadow Gardens Learning Center: 899-0729
Referral Required :
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MENTORING SUPPORT
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
We know that providing an adult mentor can make a difference in the
life of a student that is struggling to focus on school. United Way of
Coastal Fairfield County is very committed to building and expanding
mentor programs. We provide leadership and staffing for The
Mentoring Institute of Coastal Fairfield County which brings 20+
mentoring programs together in a collaborative network to build the
capacity of mentor programs to recruit, train and match mentors,
serve as a resource for mentoring best practices, and raise
community awareness of the importance and benefits of mentoring.
The Norwalk Mentor Program is an active member of the Mentoring
Institute and also receives funding as a UWCFC partner.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : Yes
Wi-Mentor is a unique mentoring program for high school students.
Mentors and mentees exchange emails during the school year and
come together several times a year to get to know each other and
enjoy fun activities. The program is being offered to students in the
ELL program at Brien McMahon high school. This is the first year the
program has been in place in Norwalk and we are looking forward to
expanding it next year.
Days :
Monday-Friday
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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NARAMAKE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Naramake Family Resource Center embodies all aspects of healthy
children and families: Playgroups, Resource & Referral, School
Readiness Preschool (2 classrooms); Parents as Teachers program
(play groups, home visits etc.), Adult Education services, Before &
After School Care, Parenting Programs & Workshops, Home Visits,
Training for Day Care Providers.
We serve families in the Norwalk community and our families
attending Naramake Elementary School Grades Pre-K through 5.
Call for more information or to subscribe to our mailing list to be
made aware of upcoming events that are of interest to you and your
family.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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NORWALK DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH SERVICES
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Professional staff offers counseling and referral services to
adolescents and their families. Problems frequently dealt with involve
parent-child conflict, school difficulties, emotional problems, and
substance abuse.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Youth
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Norwalk residence
Referral Required :
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY LEARNING CENTERS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
After-school programs, Summer program, Early Childhood Program
Birth through age 3 (with Parent), Literacy program, Art program
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : free to residents
Ages : Kdg through Grade 12
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION. 
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK RIVER ROWING
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The competitive Masters (adult rowing includes College Students)
programs annually produce national championship rowers. The
Youth Program has over 140 students (Middle School through High
School) from more than a dozen school districts and regularly
develops crews capable of competing at the national level. Reach
Out and Row, our inner-city outreach program, fosters discipline,
teamwork, self-esteem and respect for the environment with over 50
minority youth and deserving people. During the summer we
introduce and teach rowing to over 200 youth and adults from
Norwalk and the surrounding communities.
NORWALK RIVER ROWING
ASSOCIATION
11 Moodys Lane
Norwalk
, CT, 06851-5015
T : 203-866-0080
W : www.norwalkriverrowing.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Scholarships available
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SAILING SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Located at Calf Pasture Beach in East Norwalk, directly on Long
Island Sound, the Norwalk Small Craft Safety Training Program (dba
Norwalk Sailing School) was founded in the early 1960's to provide
safe and fun sailing instruction. Today we continue to offer
community programs, bringing generations of greater Norwalk area
residents safely into the sports of sailing, kayaking and windsurfing.
NORWALK SAILING SCHOOL Gone With The Wind Surf Club
CALF PASTURE BEACH ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1857
W : WWW.NORWALKSAILINGS
CHOOL.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK YMCA CHILD CARE
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Norwalk YMCA provides child care and preschool programs.
CAMP SUNRISE, licensed by the State of Connecticut DPH,
welcomes Kindergarten through Middle School students for FULL
DAY programs (7:30 to 6:00) as well as CAMP DAY from 8:30 to
3:30 for weekly summer sessions.
NORWALK YMCA
370 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Camp Sunrise Kindergarten through
Middle School
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Care4Kids, DSS state subsidies and Financial Aid program
Referral Required :
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NORWALK YOUTH SYMPHONY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Norwalk Youth Symphony provides the finest possible training,
practice and performance opportunities, enabling students to learn,
share and enjoy the power or music. The NYS is comprised of three
levels of youth orchestras. All of the sections of the NYS orchestras
are coached on a regular basis by professional musicians. The
Principal Orchestra performs advanced repertoire. The Concert
Orchestra is a full orchestra performing on an intermediate level. The
two Chamber Orchestras are for young string players gaining
ensemble experience. NYS fees are kept low and substantial lesson
and tuition scholarships are available to all members regardless of
age, ability or length of time in the NYS. Call for information on
applying and on concerts.
NORWALK YOUTH SYMPHONY
71 EAST AVENUE SUITE N
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-866-4100
W : WWW.NORWALKYOUTHSY
MPHONY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
YOUTH WITH A LOVE OF MUSIC
Referral Required :
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OUTWARD BOUND
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Provides recreational and educational programs in outdoor skills.
Reaching over 60,000 students each year, with 500,000 alumni in
our 40-year history in the United States, the Outward Bound
experience remain timeless, universal, and effective. Education
through leadership, self-reliance, compassion, and service to others
and the environment. Special programs are offered for adolescents
at risk. Call for information about Outward Bound's wide variety of
programs.
OUTWARD BOUND U.S.A.
910 Jackson Street
Golden , Colorado, 80401
T : 866-467-7651
W:
WWW.OUTWARDBOUND.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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P.A.L AND D.A.R.E
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Norwalk P.A.L. (Police Activities League) is dedicated to providing
positive alternatives to delinquency and idleness for Norwalk youth.
P.A.L. provides various cultural, educational and athletic experiences
to youngsters in the greatest need of leadership, guidance and
understanding.
D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is a collaborative
program in which the Norwalk Police and local schools join together
to educate students about the personal and social consequences of
substance abuse and violence. The curricula is designed to be
delivered sequentially from grades K-12.
NORWALK PAL (POLICE
ACTIVITIES LEAGUE) AND
DARE
1 Monroe Street
PO Box 848
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3002
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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PARKS & RECREATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Various seasonal sport programs are available through Norwalk
Parks and Recreation. Summer playground programs are held at
various locations throughout Norwalk and at many of the Norwalk
Public Schools, for boys and girls ages 6-13 years, from 9 a.m. - 3
p.m., Monday - Friday. Please go to the Web site for information, or
call Parks and Recreation during business hours.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NORWALK RESIDENT
Referral Required :
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PEER OUTREACH
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Middle school students participate in training to develop peer helping
skills.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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PRIDE PROGRAM | PONUS MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
PRIDE Program at Ponus Ridge Middle School is one of the off-site
after school programs. The program is headed by a certified teacher
from Ponus Ridge Middle School and has a balance of Academic,
Enrichment and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in
subjects that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities
include: Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands
-on-Science by Maritime Aquarium, Robotics, Photography, Latin
Dance, Hip Hop Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based
Counseling, Self Esteem Groups (Sistah to Sistah and Project
MALE) and Visual Arts.
PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
21 Hunters Lane
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203 847 3557
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
Ages : 11 to 14 Years Old (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Project Friendship mentoring programs at Family & Childrenís
Agency have been providing one-on-one mentoring services to
children of the Greater Norwalk area for nearly 40 years. Project
Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship are community-based
mentoring programs that match children who are in need of an
additional supportive relationship outside of the family with caring
mentors. Children are matched with a carefully screened and trained
adult or high school volunteer. Matches meet weekly for a minimum
of one year. The mission of FCA's mentoring programs are to use
mentoring as a way to build bonds of friendship, nurture a child's
self-esteem, encourage new interests, and promote caring for others.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30A.M. - 5:00P.M.
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
VOLUNTEERING
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
FCA's Project Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship Programs match
volunteers with children ages 6-14 who are in need of a one-on-one
mentor in a community-based program. Project Friendship matches
adults with children 6-14 years of age. Jr. Project Friendship
matches high school juniors and seniors, who can drive, with
children 6-12 years of age. Mentors must be able to commit 2-3
hours per week and be able to serve for a minimum of one year.
Background checks, interviews, home visits, and trainings are
required before a volunteer can be matched with a child. On-going
supervision is provided to mentors throughout the life of the
relationship for guidance and support.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURS, 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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REACH PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The REACH program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in subjects
that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include: Career
Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands -on- Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Robotics, Hip Hop
Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling, Self
Esteem Groups and Visual Arts and much more.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2970
Fee : No
Ages : 11 to 14 Years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
PROGRAM IS FREE
Students are referred by teachers and guidance counselor.
Referral Required :
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ROCK CLIMBERS | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Rock Climbers is one of the first off-site after school Programs of
Carver. The program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teachers tutor students in specific subject
areas that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include:
Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Hip Hop
Dance,
Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling,
Self-Esteem Groups, and Visual Arts. Students participate in an
internship program and perform community services frequently. This
program has grown to serve more than 90 students.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2790
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
 
Referrals from teachers and Guidance
counselors
Ages : 11 to 14 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY through THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Cultural center for the community. Conducts art classes for children
and adults at all levels, promotes art appreciation, exhibits and sells
the works of professional artists in the area. Galleries, special shows
and retail center.
ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
145 ROWAYTON AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06853
T : 203-866-2744
W : WWW.ROWAYTONARTSCE
NTER.ORG
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
 
Referrals from teachers and Guidance
counselors
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Fee for classes & membership
Referral Required :
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School Age Childcare at Fox Run Elementary
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Referral Required :
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School Age Childcare Columbus School
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
COLUMBUS MAGNET
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
46 Concord Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Referral Required :
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SCHOOL TO CAREER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Students in the School To Career internship program must be at
least 16 years old and commit to working 12 continuous months or
participate in a summer internship. Students can be sophomores,
juniors or seniors. Students will also be mentored by the program
coordinators on a regular basis.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-852-9488
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
Days :
High School Schedule
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Stepping Stones Museum for Children broadens and enriches the
educational opportunities for children ages 10 and under to enhance
their understanding of the world. The Museum seeks to create an
environment that inspires life-long learning and supports parents,
caregivers and educators as facilitators of children's explorations.
Group tour discounts are available for 10 or more people.
STEPPING STONES MUSEUM
FOR CHILDREN
MATHEWS PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-0606
W : WWW.STEPPINGSTONESM
USEUM.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 10 and under
Spanish : Yes
Days :
TUES. - SUN. AND MON. FROM JULY 1-LABOR DAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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STRIVE PROGRAM | ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The REACH program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in subjects
thatcreate the most challenge. Enrichment activities include:Career
Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands -on- Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Robotics, Hip Hop
Dance,Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling, Self Esteem
Groups and Visual Arts and much more.
ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
201 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, 06853
T : 203 899 2930
Fee : FREE
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : TEACHERS AND GUIDANCE
COUNSELORS
Days :
Monday through Thursday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SUMMER MARINE EDUCATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Discover Long Island Sound! Schooner Inc's weeklong summer
programs for children in grades PreK-12 provide adventure
experiences while teaching marine science through hands-on
participation. Shore Programs for children in K-3rd grades include
habitat exploration, studies of marine animals, arts & crafts and
games. Shore/Sail Programs for children in grade 4-5 incorporates
both shore exploration and sailing on the Schooner Phoenix. Sailing
programs for children in grades 6-8. Students study marine biology
and sailing from the deck of the Quinnipiack, our 91ft Schooner. Sail
New Haven for children 11-18 and adults learn the basics of small
boat sailing or enroll for our more advanced classes. Mommy/Daddy
and Me Classes for parents to participate with their children ages 6
and up. For more information about our nonprofit marine education
programs visit www.schoonersoundlearning.org or call us and
request our current catalog.
SCHOONER INC
60 SOUTH WATER STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06519
T : 203-865-1737
W : WWW.SCHOONERINC.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SUMMER READING PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Summer Reading Program: Earn prizes as you read books of your
choice or books. from summer reading lists. Visit our website or call
899-2790 x3 for details.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-2790
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MON., WED., THURS., FRI. 9:00 A.M. - 5:30
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Summer Youth Employment Program, administered by the
Mayor’s Office provides jobs for the young people ages 14-18, so
they can learn to navigate in a business environment, contribute to
the community, gain life skills, explore a specific profession and earn
money.For more information contact Darlene Young at
203-854-7702.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 14-18
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Applicants for the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program must
be at least 14 years old as of May 1, 2012;not be older than
18 years old as of July 1, 2012; be a Norwalk resident.
 
Referral Required :
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TEEN CENTER
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Safe supervised enviroment for Norwalk teens to socialize, watch
cable TV, play video games, read magazines, teen forums, play pool
and more. A variety of Teen Explosion Events (Dance-a-thon, Poetry
Slam, Step Dance Cheer Showcase, Teen Idol Competition, Video
Dance Trivia Contests and more) are hosted monthly for middle and
high school youth.Looking for meaningful engagement for youth then
stop in to see Tremain Gilmore (Teen Center Manager)
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Call Tremain Gilmore at 203 838
4305 for specific information
Ages : 13 years old to 18 years
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
This program is free to Norwalk youth
Referral Required :
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TEENTALK PROGRAM AT BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
A trained TeenTalk Counselor is on site full-time at Brien McMahon
High School to provide assistance to students struggling with issues
and to prevent a crisis. The TeenTalk Counselor assists school staff
when necessary.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-327-KIDS
Fee : Call Tremain Gilmore at 203 838
4305 for specific information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
More than half a million people visit The Maritime Aquarium each
year for a fun and educational adventure into the underwater world of
Long Island Sound. Unlike most aquariums, The Maritime Aquarium,
a AAA 2002 'GEM' rated Attraction, focuses primarily on one body of
water...Long Island Sound.
Aquarium hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily; closed Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day. The nationally recognized aquarium features
sharks, seals, river otters, sea turtles, jellies and 125 other species
from Long Island Sound and its watershed, as well as maritime
exhibits, educational programs, a boat-building shop and
Connecticut's only IMAX movie theater. Admission is not required to
enter the newly-expanded Gift Shop or full-service cafeteria.
THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
10 NORTH WATER ST
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0700
W : WWW.MARITIMEAQUARIU
M.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
DAILY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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WASHINGTON VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Professional and certified teachers and tutors provide after school
homework and special school projects assistance. The program
focuses on Reading, Writing, and Math. Many enrichment activities
are offered, such as dance, music, karate, art. Field trips to cultural
activities, museums and plays are also offered.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children in Grades 1-8
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
Referral Required :
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - NULITES
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The Urban League's NULITES Chapter provides opportunities for
personal and leadership development for youth. The youth
development program addresses the digital divide, financial
education and business ownership for tomorrows leaders. NULITES
in Stamford/Greenwich, Bridgeport/Norwalk, or New Haven Financial
Education for Youth; Microsoft Office: WORD, EXCEL,
POWERPOINT, PUBLISHER AND OUTLOOK; Starting Your Own
Business
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday - Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM | PLUS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
A comprehensive educational program for middle and high school
youth to encourage and support members in their pursuit of higher
education. The programs provide tutoring, college application
assistance, financial aid assistance, and SAT preparation. To further
encourage our youth, the Carver Center organizes tours to a number
of local and national colleges in the spring and fall. In addition, the
Carver Center administers a scholarship fund and support services
to help our young people achieve their goals. Carver hosts several
events including Career Fairs, Youth Forums, College Boot Camp
(simulation of college life for female and males), "Meet the
professionals" Series, Robotics, Astronomy, Hands-on-Science,
Nutrition and Wellness and more.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : N0. Free program.
Ages : Ages 11 - 18
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
PHYSICAL AND COMPLETED APPLICATION REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
AIDS & STD HOTLINE
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
The National AIDS hotline is the only HIV/AIDS Hotline open 24
hours a day, 365 days a year.
HOTLINE
T : 800-232-4636
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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AIDS LEGAL NETWORK FOR CONNECTICUT
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
The AIDS Legal Network for Connecticut (ALN) is a collaborative
project of the legal services agencies in Connecticut. We are the first
place a client should call with an HIV related legal issue. We are a
statewide program that gives legal information, advice, brief service,
representation and referral to people living with HIV/AIDS in
Connecticut. We also provide legal education and legal technical
assistance to people working within the HIV service community and
to family members/support givers. There are no other programs
within the state offering legal case management services specifically
for people with HIV. Many of the situations confronting persons with
HIV have legal remedies and the "ALN" has a panel of attorneys
throughout the state who are willing and able to represent people
with HIV for free. Our program is endorsed by the Connecticut Bar
Association and together we offer training and publications for clients
and providers. HOW TO ACCESS OUR SERVICES: Clients, service
providers, and interested persons from throughout the state are
invited to call us with their legal questions, or problems. Our intake
procedure can be conducted in person or over the phone, depending
on a personís ability to travel. Eventually, proof of HIV status and
income information is required for our services, but we will first listen
to the initial question or problem.
AIDS LEGAL NETWORK FOR
CONNECTICUT
999 ASYLUM AVENUE
Hartford , CT, 06105-2465
T : 860-541-5027
W : www.ghla.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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AIDS/HIV COUNSELING
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
HIV/AIDS Prevention Education, HIV Counseling and Testing,
including referrals as needed. Appointment must be scheduled.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7979
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Creole : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BREAD & ROSES
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
At Bread & Roses (a division of St. Luke's LifeWorks) we support
and empower men, women and children who struggle to live with
HIV or AIDS. We serve 6,000 people each year from towns and
cities throughout Fairfield County, as well as from the rest of
Connecticut and New York. We provide direct care, education,
outreach and advocacy. We also provide residential and hospice
care at our 9 bed Guest House in Georgetown for men and women
seriously ill with AIDS.
ST. LUKE'S LIFEWORKS
141 FRANKLIN STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-388-0152
W : WWW.STLUKESLIFEWORK
S.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : All ages
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MACEDONIA AIDS MINISTRY
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Offers case management, transportation, emergency financial
assistance and support for people with HIV/AIDS.
MACEDONIA AIDS MINISTRY
70 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-853-7811
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MID-FAIRFIELD AIDS PROJECT
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project was established in 1986 as a non-profit
organization to help those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS serving
the towns of Norwalk, Westport, Weston and Wilton.Our mission is to
connect people with the services they need. These services include,
but are not limited to medical, mental health and housing referrals.
Also support groups, alternative therapy and transportation.
MID-FAIRFIELD AIDS PROJECT
16 RIVER STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-9535
W : WWW.MFAP.COM
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Requirements :
HIV+
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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RYAN WHITE PROGRAM
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Outpatient Primary Medical Care for HIV/AIDS patients with no or
inadequate health insurance. Program offers outpatient Mental
Health and Substance Abuse counseling.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SUMMIT WOMEN"S CENTER: GYN CARE
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Offers comprehensive routine gynecological care including screening
of sexually transmitted diseases.
SUMMIT WOMEN'S CENTER
3787 MAIN STREET
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 800-972-4073
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BREAST & CERVICAL CANCER EARLY DETECTION
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Free Breast & Cervical Cancer Screenings for women 19 and older
who have no health insurance, health insurance that does not cover
these services, or a high insurance deductible.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2887
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
UNINSURED/UNDERINSURED
Referral Required :
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BREAST CANCER SUPPORT HELPLINE
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
YourShoes® is a breast cancer hotline staffed by trained peer
counselors who are breast cancer survivors who provide information
and support to anyone touched by or concerned about breast
cancer. The wesbite also provides breast cancer information.
800-986-9505 (Español)
HOTLINE
T : 800-221-2141
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BREAST CANCER SURVIVAL CENTER
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The Breast Cancer Survival Center (BCSC) is a not-for-profit
organization that provides post-treatment education and support for
breast cancer survivors and their families. BCSC is the only program
in the state of Connecticut devoted exclusively to post-treatment
issues, and operates at facilities generously provided by Norwalk
Community College and satellite locations. Among the services
BCSC provides are support and discussion groups, a buddy program
for doctors' appointments and mammograms, a quarterly newsletter,
a special speakers series featuring experts in the field of cancer and
related topics, awareness events, weekend and day retreats, and a
resource library. BCSC is open to any breast cancer survivor no
matter where or how long ago treatment took place.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-7304
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : No
Days :
Call for Information
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BREAST CANCER SURVIVAL CENTER
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-422-6237
Fee : No
Days :
Call for Information
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CANCERCARE
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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LOOK GOOD...FEEL BETTER
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The American Cancer Society's Look Good...Feel Better sessions
offer help to women who are diagnosed with cancer by teaching
them how to deal with treatment related physical effects. Trained
volunteer cosmetologists teach women to use makeup to enhance
appearance. Make up is donated by cosmetic companies.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
38 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-563-0740
W : WWW.CANCER.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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REACH TO RECOVERY & OTHER SUPPORT PROGRAMS
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The American Cancer Society's Reach To Recovery support
program offers one-to-one support for newly diagnosed breast
cancer patients by trained breast cancer survivors who have
completed treatment. The ACS also offers a variety of free local
patient support programs throughout the year to help cancer
patients, cancer survivors, couple and families cope. A one week
summer camp is privded for children dealing with cancer. Please call
563-0740 Ext. 1528 for program information.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
38 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-563-0740
W : WWW.CANCER.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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ROAD TO RECOVERY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The American Cancer Society's Road To Recovery program offers
transportation service for ambulatory cancer patients to
cancer-related medical treatments. Volunteer drivers make this
program work.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
38 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-563-0740
W : WWW.CANCER.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SMILOW FAMILY BREAST HEALTH CENTER
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Link: http://www.norwalkhospital.org/smilow.aspx
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2300
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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WHITTINGHAM CANCER CENTER
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The Whittingham Cancer Center provides the highest level of care,
and caring, in a state-of-the-art environment. This environment
includes the most recent medical, surgical and radiation treatments
and clinical research studies to manage cancer in light of specific
and individual needs. Support groups for cancer, breast cancer,
lymphoma and bereavement offered at no charge.
WHITTINGHAM CANCER
CENTER AT NORWALK
HOSPITAL AT STEVENS
STREET
STEVENS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06857
T : 203-852-2148
W:
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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WIGS & PROSTHESES
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
The American Cancer Society offers free wigs and prostheses to
people undergoing cancer treatment or to people who have survived
cancer.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
38 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-563-0740
W : WWW.CANCER.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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2-1-1 CHILD CARE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Child Care Infoline helps families obtain child care arrangements to
best meet their needs. Child Care Referral Specialists educate
parents/providers on quality indicators in early childhood programs.
2-1-1 Child Care maintains a database of all licensed family child
care center and center-based providers in Connecticut. Services are
funded by the Department of Social Services and offered free of
charge.
Use
this
link
to
search
for
childcare
www.search.211childcare.org
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
2-1-1
Requirements :
DIAL 2-1-1
Referral Required :
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A KID'S PLACE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
A Kids' Place provides an environment that encourages creativity
and the imagination of children. Throughout the day children are
given the opportunity to learn through exploration and play.
A KID'S PLACE
10 Elmwood Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-0091
Fee : No
Ages : 12 weeks - 4 years
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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AFTER THE BELL - NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
After the Bell (ATB) was created to make the connection between
the school day and out of school time. It is the before and after
school program at CRANBURY, KENDALL, ROWAYTON AND
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, managed by the Norwalk
Public Schools, and run in partnership with Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County at Kendall School, the YMCA of Norwalk at
Cranbury and Silvermine and The Norwalk Education Foundation at
Rowayton School. It is unique in that it bridges the school day with
out-of-school time through a school employee who acts as the after
school Site Coordinator for their school. Teachers, teachers’ aides,
and outside companies then offer specialized classes in fun
enrichment activities.
ATB Goals: 1. Support academic achievement; 2. Provide a wide
variety of high quality activities and enrichment programs; 3. Provide
a safe, nurturing environment with high quality staff.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4150
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.  http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx 
 
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 5-12; Grade K - 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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ALL OUR KIN: FAMILY DAY CARE LICENSING PROJECT
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
A new program for Norwalkers! Have you always dreamed of
opening a family child care business in your own home? We can
help you! The Tool Kit project is a set of four boxes, each with a
notebook outlining, step-by-step, the process to achieve State of
Connecticut licensing as a family childcare home. The boxes contain
all the paperwork needed for licensure and the supporting materials
to complete those requirements. The boxes include a collection of
high-quality children’s picture books and curriculum materials. A
family childcare coordinator distributes the Tool Kit Boxes and
provides staff support to family childcare providers seeking
licensure.
BEN FRANKLIN CENTER
165 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-909-9151
W : www.allourkin.org
Fee : Yes. Licensing fees.
Ages : 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
Background check required.
Referral Required :
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ALL SAINTS DAYCARE AND PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
In our program the child feels loved, respected and develops at their
own pace. We are partners with you, the parents, in developing each
child's special talents and personalities. We want them to feel good
about themselves and have a passion for knowledge.
Hours: Daycare hours, fulltime -- 8 weeks - 2yrs: 7:30am - 5:45pm
Preschool -- 8:30am - 1:00pm - T/Th - 3yrs
8:15am - 1:45pm/ M-F, or 8:15am - 1:45pm MWF - 4 yrs
PreK 4: Early arrival 7:30-8:15am
Afterschool proram until 5:45pm
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
139 WEST ROCKS ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3881
W : www.ascs.net
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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APPLE TREE PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Academic and recreational activities, including music, arts and crafts.
Full and part-time hours - parents can choose from 2 to 5 days.
Summer program available.
Call for information.
APPLE TREE PRESCHOOL
131 STRAWBERRY HILL
AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-866-8933
Fee : Yes. Accepts Care4Kids
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Care4Kids
Referral Required :
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AU PAIR IN AMERICA
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Au Pairs and EduCare companions are international visitors who
travel to the United States on a J-1 Visitor Exchange Visa for 12
months to acquire a better understanding and appreciation of
American life while living with an American family and caring for their
young children. They become full-fledged family members, sharing a
cultural exchange experience, which often leads to a lasting
relationship with the host family.EduCare Companions are au pairs
who care exclusively for older children who are in school for full
days. Au Pairs on our Standard or Extraordinaire programs care for
children of all ages - infants from three months of age, pre-school
and school age.The Au Pair/Companion\'s responsibilities do not
include housework unrelated to the children such as cleaning the
home or doing all the laundry. They are not professionally trained
child care workers or capable of running an entire household when
parents are absent for business or personal travel. Responsibility for
the welfare of the children always remains with the parents. If you
are eager to learn about another culture by hosting a young person
who, in turn, provides child care, then one of our program options
can meet your expectations. Contact Anabel Martinez for specific
information.
AU PAIR IN AMERICA
9 WEST BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-399-5000
W:
WWW.AUPAIRINAMERICA.COM
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM & LITTLE
WONDERS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We provide quality childcare, licensed by the State of Connecticut
Department of Public Health, at area schools in the Norwalk School
District. Our hours of operation are 7 AM opening (elementary sites)
and at the conclusion of the school day for afternoon care for
elementary and middle school sites. We close at 6 PM for all sites.
We serve students at Columbus, Fox Run and Ponus schools. We
collaborate as the staffing provider for Cranbury and Silvermine
elementary schools. All students receive HOMEWORK SUPPORT
and afternoon snacks. Games, Arts and Crafts, Sports and other
enrichment activities are provided. Fox Run and Columbus
elementary students enjoy weekly Swimming Lessons with bus
transportation to and from the YMCA. LITTLE WONDERS serves
age 2-5, Pre-K and Child Care, Licensed by DPH. Open 7am to
6:00pm
LITTLE WONDERS - NORWALK
YMCA AT 394 WEST AVE.
394
WEST AVENUE
NORWALK, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4601
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : 2 YEARS THROUGH GRADE 8
Who Refers : Health Forms and
Emergency/Release required
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Care4Kids accepted and Financial Aid available for qualified families.
Referral Required :
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BRIEN MCMAHON CHILD DEVELOPMENT NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Nursery school program available 3 days a week - Tuesdays,
Wednesdays & Thursdays for 9 weeks in the Fall
(October-December) and 13 weeks in the Spring (March-June). Call
for information.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-9488
Fee : Yes
Days :
Times follow the High School Schedule
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BRIGHT BEGINNINGS ACADEMY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Dedicate to providing professional childcare in a supportive learning
environment where children are given individualized care and
instruction. For inormation, applications or to schedule a visit, please
call for an appointment. Individualized curriculum. Certified teachers.
BRIGHT BEGINNINGS
ACADEMY, LLC
244 East Avenue
Norwalk
, , 06855
T : 203-939-1144
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : 6 weeks - 5 years; 5 years -12 years
(after school)
Days :
Full time: 7:30am-5:30pm M-F; Before/After School Care
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Reasonable tuition. Multi-child discount.
Referral Required :
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BRIGHTER FUTURES
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
SUMMER preschool transition program providing an enriching
transition to Kindergarten to help your child be successful in school.
Focus on literacy, language, numeracy and socialization. Breakfast
and lunch served every day. Bus transportation provided. Please call
Barbara Smart for information at: (203) 854-4114
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-411
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Call for specific information
Days :
Summer program. Call for information
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Priority given to children who have had little or no preschool
experience. We serve children who are Englsih language learners
and/or would benefit from an extra boost to be ready for Kindergarten.
Referral Required :
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BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Brookside preschool proivdes children with play based learning
experiences. Certified classroom teachers along with teacher
assistants offer developmentally appropriate activities and materials
that promote children's social, cognitive, physical and creative
development.
Brookside Elementary School
382 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-2830
The program stresses development through active play and
exploration coupled with a low staff-to-child ratio, providing a smooth
transition to Kindergarten.
The program follows the Norwalk Public Schools Calendar
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : MUST BE NORWALK
RESIDENT
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Sliding fee scale based on the Gross Annual Family Income by the
State Median income Ranges.
Referral Required :
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BUSY BODIES CHILD CARE PROGRAM
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Child care programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school
age children. We provide a program that strives to make a child feel
important and have a strong sense of self. Parents and staff work
together to provide a message of worth to the child.
BUSY BODIES CHILD CARE
CENTER
23 HALF MILE ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-7723
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CARE4KIDS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
A Connecticut Department of Social Services program operated by
the United Way of Connecticut. C4K provides financial aid to low and
moderate income families that need help paying for child care.
Parents must be working or receiving Temporary Family Cash
Assistance and attending approved Jobs First education or training
activities. Families must be CT residents and meet the program's
income requirements. Children needing care must be under age 13
or, if the child has special needs, under age 19. Assistance is
available during the hours parents are at work or in training. Child
care providers must be licensed unless care is given by a close
relative or in the child's own home. Unlicensed providers must pass
criminal background and child abuse/neglect background checks to
be eligible.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 888-214-5437
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
For help finding child care, call Child Care Infoline at 211, ext. 2
Referral Required :
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CAROUSEL PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We provide a warm and nurturing environment in which each child
and adult is able to grow emotionally, socially, cognitively, creatively
and physically through their interaction with each other. Call for
information.
CAROUSEL PRESCHOOL
NURSERY
25 France Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-1276
W : www.carouselpreschool.com
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Care4Kids
Days :
Monday - Friday; Full Time, Full Year Program
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AT BEN FRANKLIN
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The program has a strong parent involvement component, operates
year round and offers full-day and part-time services. We have
qualified teachers and family outreach workers who assist parents
with referrals to other agencies. We teach parents how to advocate
for their children.
BEN FRANKLIN CENTER
165 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : (203) 899-8560
W : www.allourkin.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : 15 months - Age 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
CALL PROGRAM
Referral Required :
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AT ELY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Child Development Program provides a safe environment where
a child can enjoy an exciting, well rounded, educational program,
which includes not only stimulating intellectual activities, but also
opportunities for both directed and free play. We have qualified
teachers and family outreach workers who assist parents with
referrals to other agenices. We teach parents how to advocate for
their children.
ELY SCHOOL
11 INGALLS AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-9625
Fee : Yes
Ages : 15 months - Age 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CHILDREN'S COMMUNITY CHILD CARE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Children's Community provides full day child care for children 6
weeks to 5.
Center For Children & Their Families: 388-0140
Check website for details of various programs.
ST. LUKE'S LIFEWORKS
141 FRANKLIN STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-388-0152
W : WWW.STLUKESLIFEWORK
S.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
An accredited preschool with all teachers certified in early childhood.
We prepare all children for Kindergarten. Caters to the whole child by
providing a safe and comfortable environment that nurtures a child's
natural inquisitive mind.
CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE INC.
112 BOUTON STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-9440
W : http://thechildrensplayhousein
c.com/
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
SCHOOL READINESS/REGULAR FEE
Referral Required :
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CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE, TOO
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We prepare all children for Kindergarten. All our teachers are
certified in early childhood.Children's Playhouse Too preschool
opened on April 21, 2008. The Children's Playhouse is able to enroll
30 additional children as a result of the expansion.
CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE TOO
AT WEST AVENUE
31 West Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-9440
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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COMMUNITY COOP NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Non-profit cooperative preschool for children ages 2-5 years old.
Teachers and parents work together to provide an environment
where children learn from each other with developmentally
appropriate activities in a social setting. Parents volunteer in the
classroom, serve on committees and help with fundraising. Parent
participation remains at the heart of the school, benefiting everyone
involved. The school has a strong scholarship program making it
accessible to families of widely ranging incomes regardless of race,
color, or religious creed.
COMMUNITY COOP NURSERY
SCHOOL
4 TROLLEY PLACE
ROWAYTON , CT, 06853
T : 203-866-2184
W : WWW.CCNSCT.COM
Fee : Yes
French : No
Creole : No
Spanish : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
1 day: Two's 9:30am-Noon, Friday
2 days: Two's 9:30am-Noon M/W or T/Th
4 days: Three's 9:30am-Noon M-Th
5 days: Four's 9:30am-2:15pm M.W,F and 9:30am-2:15pm T/Th
Referral Required :
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COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
C.E.S. Early Childhood Services provides technical assistance and
training for early care and education providers serving children ages
birth through 5. Workshops and on-site training is available on issues
such as developmentally appropriate practices, curriculum, behavior
management, and others. No direct services for children are offered
through ECS.
COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES
40 LINDEMAN DRIVE
TRUMBULL , CT, 06611
T : 203-365-8836
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD CONSULTATION PARTNERSHIP (ECCP)
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Early Childhood Consultation Partnership (ECCP) is a
state-wide Prevention/Early Intervention Program providing mental
health consultation to parents as well as teachers and directors of
early chillhood programs who work with children 0-5 years old.
ECCP Consultants can help develop strategies for working with
children with challenging behaviors and/or social/emotional
concerns. The consultants provide observations, a plan for
implementing strategies at home and in the classroom for the child,
and referrals for the parents, if needed. ECCP consultants can also
provide services to enhance the overall environment in preschool
classrooms. They work directly with preschool teachers on strategies
to promote children's social and emotional well-being. Parents,
teachers or directors may choose services that range from a brief
phone consultation to developing strategies and referrals for an
individual child or classroom. The service is free of charge for
residents of Connecticut.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : None
Ages : Birth to Five years old
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednedsay 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6
p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD COORDINATOR
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Early Childhood Coordinator serves as the Mayor's
representative to the Norwalk Early Childhood Council and in the
Early Childhood Office located in Norwalk City Hall, Room 311.
Contact the Early Childhood Office for information regarding
kindergarten and preschool registration and guides, early literacy
initiatives, parent and early childhood provider information,
workshops and information regarding the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4148
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : None
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & LITERACY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We are actively working to prepare all of Norwalk’s young children
for school through participation in the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council and our involvement in efforts going on at the state level.
We play a leadership role as a member of the NECC Steering
Committee and we are the fiscal agent for the Graustein Memorial
Fund investment in Norwalk’s early childhood work.
Our current focus is supporting parent education and engagement
with a particular emphasis on early literacy. We have provided
support for bringing the Reach Out and Read program back to the
Norwalk Community Health Center.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : None
We also support Child FIRST and STAR Rubino Birth to Three.
These programs are addressing the physical, mental and emotional
needs of young children and their families.
We have provided support so toddlers could continue to attend
preschool during the summer to address summer slide.
Days :
Monday - Friday
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIALIST - NPS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Manage the State Department of Education School Readiness
Grant/Quality Enhancement Program.
Develop and coordinate Early Childhood professional development
and events for early care providers.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4147
W : www.norwalkct.org
Support Early Childcare Providers with technical assistance in
learning experience planning and instruction.
Manage and coordinate the Brighter Futures summer program.
Fee : None
Support families and teachers in transition to Kindergarten programs.
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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FIVE MILE RIVER NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
A nationally accredited program, the Five Mile River Nursery School
believes all children are gifted. Our mission is to provide a warm,
safe,
nurturing
environment
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child to successfully grow, learn and discover. We hope to create a
framework of materials and an atmosphere of love and acceptance,
in a partnership between families and staff and by helping your child
make appropriate choices, build the foundation for later learning to
meet the challenges of the ever-changing world.
Hours: Part-time, 8:30am-5:30pm with morning and afternoon
prorgams for 2s,3s, and PreK
Per Diem Enrichment Programs: 12-1:30/2:15 or 4-5:30 M, T, W or
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Play Partners: 12:30-1:30: small group work on pro-social skills.
FIVE MILE RIVER NURSERY
SCHOOL
5 PENNOYER STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06853
T : 203-838-4266
W : www.fivemilerivernurseryscho
ol.com
Fee : Call or email for more information.
Find us on Facebook to learn about
events, programs, calendar and lesson
plans.Visit our website to obtain
enrollment forms, read our parent and
staff handbooks, read about our staff
qualifications or sign up for our
extended-day programs.
www.fivemilerivernurseryschool.com
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Licensed by the State of Connecticut
Department of Health Services License number 12506.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
The Five Mile River Nursery School is owned and operated by the
Rowayton United Methodist Church. The Five Mile River Nursery School is
Nationally Accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood
Programs, program number 478417.
Referral Required :
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FOX RUN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Fox Run Elementary School
helps to connect families, the school and community through
programs such as early and family literacy, Adult ESL, Parents As
Teachers family support, positive youth development programs and
training support for home-based daycare providers.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
While it does not operate a preschool, the FRC at Fox Run School
helps families find quality childcare for children age birth - middle
school. In addition, before and after-school enrichment programs are
provided at Fox Run School.
Fee : Call for more information
The Family Resource Center provides free developmental
screenings for all Norwalk children age 4 to 60 months. Please call
for an appointment.
The FRC also provides SummerCare, an extended day summer
program wrapping around the hours of the Norwalk Parks and
Recreation Dept.'s Summer Play and Learn program.
The Family Resource Center also provides training and support for
Norwalk home-based daycare providers. Providers should call or
visit the FRC website for current information on programs.
ELIGIBILITY: Priority is given to families of children attending or who
will attend Fox Run Elementary School. However, many programs,
such as adult ESL, parenting and daycare workshops, are open to all
Days
: residents.
Norwalk
MONDAY - FRIDAY
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : prenatal to 99
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
Fee for some programs. Call for information.
Referral Required :
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GESELL INSTITUTE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Workshops for teachers and parents are offered, as well as books on
child development. Programs cover topics such as child
behavior,school
readiness,
parent-teacher
communication,kindergarten
transition,
and
developmentally
appropriate classrooms. Services include:
GESELL INSTITUTE OF HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
310 PROSPECT STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06511
T : 203-777-3481
W:
WWW.GESELLINSTITUTE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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GROWING SEEDS CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We have desigend a program that will stimulate your child's
imagination and at the same time increase his/her self-esteem and
social skills.
GESELL INSTITUTE OF HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
310 PROSPECT STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06511
T : 203-777-3481
W:
WWW.GESELLINSTITUTE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday: Full time 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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HAPPY TIME NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The INFANT CARE UNIT is for 2 months to 3 years of age and
operates during the school year from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Group sizes are kept at a ratio of 4 children to 1 adult to insure that
every
child
may
participate
in
a
wide-variety
of
experiences-sand/water, art, creative movement, music and other
activities. Children are enrolled from 2-5 days, half or full days, per
week.
At HAPPY-TIME your child is provided with an environment where
he can develop and grow. The child has others his own age to play
with and equipment to challenge the imagination.We believe that
education begins in the home and that the home-school relationship
is vital to the child. A SAFE and HAPPY environment to stimulate
your child's educational needs!
HAPPY TIME NURSERY
SCHOOL
260 NEW CANAAN AVENUE
NORWALK, CT, 06850-1412
T : 203-847-9566
W:
www.parkwayassemblyofgod.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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LI'L CRITTERS CHILD CARE & PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
"Where your family becomes our family." Quality child care and
preschool program. Full and part-time hours. Full time 7:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m. for preschoolers 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. for infants and
toddlersPart-time hours: 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
L'IL CRITTERS PRESCHOOL
10 LEWIS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-4220
W : www.lilcritterspreschool.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
8am-5pm for infants and toddlers;7:30am-6pm for 3's and 4's.
Part-time hours are 8am-1pm
Referral Required :
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LITTLE WONDERS PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We are a very family-oriented learning center with variety of
educational and enriching, fun, safe learning activities - including art,
science/nature, free play.
Part-time and Full-time Toddlers: 9:00am - 1:45pm M-F/MWF or
T/ThAM only.
NORWALK YMCA
370 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
3's,4's,5's: M-F, full-time - 7:30am-4:30pm
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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NARAMAKE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Naramake Family Resource Center embodies all aspects of healthy
children and families: Playgroups, Resource & Referral, School
Readiness Preschool (2 classrooms); Parents as Teachers program
(play groups, home visits etc.), Adult Education services, Before &
After School Care, Parenting Programs & Workshops, Home Visits,
Training for Day Care Providers.
We serve families in the Norwalk community and our families
attending Naramake Elementary School Grades Pre-K through 5.
Call for more information or to subscribe to our mailing list to be
made aware of upcoming events that are of interest to you and your
family.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NARAMAKE FRC PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We stress development through active play and exploration coupled
with a low staff-to-child ratio, providing a smooth transition to
Kindergarten.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Before and after school care available.
Referral Required :
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NCC CHILD DEVELOPMENT LAB SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Our program is committed to high quality child care and education for
children (ages 6 months to 5 years) and their families. Learning
opportunities are designed for the whole child. The CDLS at Norwalk
Community College is dedicated to providing high quality training
and education of NCC students. Non-NCC employees or students
may apply.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-7143
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Families can enroll for 2,3 or 5
days/week.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M.
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NITZAN NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Nitzan\'s warm and nurturing environment encourages curiosity and
safely allow your child to explore his/her surroundings. We help each
child grow through social interaction and by providing them with
appropriate experiences and materials. Part-time child care program
for preschoolers ages 2-4 years. Two\'s: 9:30 - 11:45 a.m (2-3
Days)Three\'s: 9:15 a.m. - 12 Noon (3-5 days) Four\'s: 9:15 a.m. - 12
Noon (5 days)
NITZAN NURSERY SCHOOL
109 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-838-2710
W : www.congbethel.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK EARLY CHILDHOOD COUNCIL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
(Formerly Norwalk School Readiness Council) The Norwalk Early
Childhood Council (NECC) manages Norwalk School Readiness
Grant, oversees Norwalk School Readiness programs and the
implementation of initiatives related to the goals of the Norwalk
2007-2010 Early Childhood Action Plan (early care and education,
child health and parent information.) Meetings are open to the public
and are held at Norwalk City Hall every other month beginning in
September, the second Wednesday of the month at 9:30 a.m.
Council members are appointed by the Mayor. Volunteers to work on
the various committees are welcome. Co-Chairs, appointed by the
Mayor and the Superintendent of Norwalk Public Schools, are Mary
Oster and Joan Parris.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4114
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY LEARNING CENTERS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
After-school programs, Summer program, Early Childhood Program
Birth through age 3 (with Parent), Literacy program, Art program
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : free to residents
Ages : Kdg through Grade 12
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK SCHOOL READINESS PROGRAMS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The objective of Norwalk School Readiness Programs is to provide
open access to 3 and 4 year olds to quality programs that promote
child health and safety, enhance all aspects of child development,
and prepare children for Kindergarten.
Nine licensed Norwalk childcare providers at 12 sites are currently
approved by the Norwalk Early Childhood Council (formerly the
School Readiness Council) to provide programs for Norwalk 3 and 4
year olds. Contact the School Readiness Programs for space
availability. The number of spaces is limited according to the funding
Norwalk receives for School Readiness programs.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4144
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
All programs use the DSS sliding fee scale. Call for information
about programs and openings.
Preschool Programs: Brookside Preschool, Carousel Preschool Day
Nursery, Room to Grow Preschool, The Children's Playhouse
Preschool, The Children's Playhouse Too, Growing Seeds Child
Development, Lí'l Critters Preschool, The Marvin Preschool
Children's Center, Naramake (FRC) Preschool, Norwalk Community
College, N.E.O.N. Ely Preschool and N.E.O.N. Ben Franklin
Preschool.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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NPS PRESCHOOL AND EARLY IDENTIFICATION &
INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Norwalk Public Schools provides early identification and intervention
services for preschool children who may be at risk. The areas
include speech and language, gross and fine motor skills,
socialization, self-help and basic developmental skills. Preschool
programs are offered through Kids Incorporated, the early
intervention program, which is Located in 5 elementary schools in
environments designed specifically for atypical preschool children. A
significant aspect of the early intervention program is the inclusion of
typically developing students in the Kids Incorporated program. In
addition, atypical students not enrolled in Kids Incorporated have an
opportunity for individual services.
The NPS Early Intervention Team is well versed in the area of child
development,and consists of the Special Education Administrator, a
Social Worker, Speech and Language Pathologist, Psychologist and
Special Education Teacher. Kids Incorporated is staffed by Special
Educators at each of the sites, assisted by paraprofessionals. No fee
for atypical children. Fee for the typically developing student.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4135
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Preschool
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referral required by the parent
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Requirements :
ASSESSMENT REQUIRED FOR ATYPICAL CHILDREN
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ON THE MEND
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
On The Mend is a temporary, in-home service available when your
dependent is mildly ill, or your regular day care arrangements
unexpectedly fail. OTM allows you to work knowing your dependent
is well-cared-for.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Call for specific information. Contact Dolly Grajales.
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RESPITE CARE PROGRAM - FCA
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The program is designed to give parents a temporary break from
parenting a child with special needs, especially in cases where
parents may be overwhelmed by their child's difficult behavior.
Families must be referred by their Care Coordination worker through
System of Care to be eligible for the program. The program services
the Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport System of Care Programs at
the local Child Guidance Clinics.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-523-5344
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : System of Care/Care
Coordination Staff
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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ROOM TO GROW PRESCHOOL - CATHOLIC CHARITIES
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Room To Grow is a State licensed, School Readiness and NAEYC
accredited full day program that provides high quality care and
education for preschoolers. Model lab school. Full-time School
Readiness program.
ROOM TO GROW PRESCHOOL
208 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-831-8200
W : WWW.CCFC-CT.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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SIDE BY SIDE PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Our preschool promotes hands-on learning.
Admission by lottery. Call for an application.
SIDE BY SIDE CHARTER
SCHOOL
10 Chestnut Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-0306
W : www.sbscharter.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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SONSHINE CHILD CARE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Full day faith-based child care program for children ages birth to five
years.
SONSHINE CHRISTIAN
CHILDREN'S CENTER
718 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-8349
W : www.norwalkunitedmethodist
church.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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ST PETER'S PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Morning preschool program. Please call for information.
ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN
PRESCHOOL
208 NEWTOWN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-229-0029
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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TEMPLE SHALOM PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The curriculum is designed to enhance children\'s sensory, problem
solving, listening, small and large motor, and creative skills through
play, games, stories, art, drama, cooking, music, science, and
nature. Age appropriate materials and equipment are selected. The
children experience the richness of Shabbat, the Jewish Holidays,
and culture. In addition, the children participate in field trips to
enhance their learning.Two-year old program: Monday and
Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30-11:30 am.
Three-year-old program: Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday from 9:15 to Noon or Five days. Four-year-old
program: Monday through Friday, 9:15 to Noon. Lunch Bunch: For 3
and 4 year olds, noon to 2:00 pm. First Fridays for Toddlers: Mom
and tot program for children 12-24 months, Fridays from
9:30am-10:30am. No fee but a reservation is required.
TEMPLE SHALOM
PRESCHOOL
259 Richards Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0148
W : www.templeshalomweb.org/s
tudy/preschool/
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Summer Program for children ages 2 1/2 to 4.
Call the Preschool office (899-0200) for more information.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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THE CLOVER HILL SCHOOL AT CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Clover Hill School provides Waldorf early childhood education, which
addresses the whole child. Warm home-like atmoshpere. Learning
takes place with children of different ages (3-6 years). Emphasis is
on learning through multisensory activity, imagination and play.
The Clover Hill School at Christ
Episcopal Church
2 Ermerson Street
East Norwalk , CT, 06855
T : 203-661-6484
W : www.thecloverhilllschool.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Parent/child classes also
available.
Days :
Monday - Friday
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Call 203-661-6484 to make an appointment for a weekday visit.
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THE MARVIN AND THE MARVIN CHILDREN'S CENTER (UNDER
ONE ROOF, INC.)
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Marvin provides affordable congregate housing for the frail
elderly and a school readiness program for 3&4 year olds. Under
One Roof is the not-for-profit sponsor and operator of The Marvin's
innovative intergenerational housing and child care initiative, through
which seniors interact with children ages 3-5 attending The Marvin
Child Care Center's early childhood and school readiness program.
The congregate housing program offers supportive services for
seniors and has a subsidized assisted living service program.
THE MARVIN - UNDER ONE
ROOF
60 GREGORY BLVD.
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-854-4660
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 62 and over for housing;
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS/WEEK
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
FOR THE CONGREGATE HOUSING, PERSONS MUST HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH ONE
OR MORE TASKS OF DAILY LIVING TO QUALIFY, MEET INCOME AND AGE
ELIGIBILITY.
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FOR THE CHILD CARE PROGRAM, PARTICIPANTS MUST LIVE IN NORWALK.
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THE MARVIN CHILDREN'S CENTER
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
The Marvin Children's Center is a full-day, full-year program serving
forty 3 & 4 year old children. We are funded by the State of
Connecticut's School Readiness Program. We are owned by Under
One Roof, Inc., an independent not for profit organization and
sponser of the Marvin Children's Center. We are managed by the
nation's leading provider of emplyer sponsered childcare, Bright
Horizons Family Solutions. Since we share the same building as
The Marvin's senior housing, we are also an intergenerational
program. Both the Marvin's senior residents and children in the
childcare program gain long lasting benefits from shared time
together-providing enriched experiences not found in traditional
senior housing or child care facilities. Our waitlist can be quite
lengthy and we encourage interested families to place their child on
our waitlist as early as infancy and toddlerhood.
THE MARVIN - UNDER ONE
ROOF
60 GREGORY BLVD.
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-854-6781
Fee : Our fees are based on a sliding
scale and are determined by family size
and income.&nbsp; Families are required
to submit income information when
submitting an application to our program.
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Three and four year olds
Days :
M-F
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : No
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TONI'S DAY CARE
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Your child's home away from home. We serve up to 12 children with
three adults who are First Aid and CPR trained. Director has 35
years experience in childcare field. References provided upon
request. Program remains on location - no field trips. Schedule not
limited to public school schedule. Closed only for seven legal
holidays. Weekly nurse visits. Provide arts and crafts program.
Participate in Care4Kids program.
TONI'S DAY CARE
14 PARKHILL AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851-5132
T : 203-866-0766
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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TUMBLE BUGS PRESCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Preschool serving children ages 3 - 5 years. Our curriculum is based
upon active learning. Children are naturally curious and love to
explore. We believe that the work of children is play and through
their play they learn best and most.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-803-4117
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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TUTOR TIME CHILD CARE LEARNING CENTER
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Child care programs for children ages 6 weeks through age 5. We
have a safe and secure, warm and caring environment while
preparing children for school.Full and part-time programs.
TUTOR TIME CHILD CARE
LEARNING CENTER
466 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-6046
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Full time: 6:30 am - 6:30 pm - 2, 3, 4, or 5 days Part-time:
8:00am-12:30pm; 8:00am - 3pm; 8:00am - 6pm
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UNITED CHURCH PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
At UCNS, we are dedicated to pre-school education. In a nurturing
environment, our staff facilitates the social, physical, intellectual and
emotional growth or every child in our school. We work closely with
parents to ensure each child develops age appropriate skills through
play and exploration.
Part-time programs: Two's: Tuesdays 3:30pm-5pm
Three's and Four's: 9:15am - 11:45am M-F
Pre-K (5s) 9:30am - 1:30pm M-F
UNITED CHURCH NURSERY
SCHOOL
210 ROWAYTON AVENUE
ROWAYTON , CT, 06853
T : 203-853-3554
W : www.unitedchurchnurserysch
ool.org&#8206;
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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WEST NORWALK NURSERY SCHOOL
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
We have a child-directed, developmentally appropriate curriculum
that meets the child's needs.
WEST NORWALK NURSERY
SCHOOL
275 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-9060
W : www.uuc.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY -FRIDAY
CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOLS & RELATED SERVICES
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: NORWALK
CLOTHING
Person-to Person's Norwalk location has a food pantry that is open
to residents of Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton. Clients can
make an appointment for food once a month. There are caseworkers
on staff at Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with
financial assistance. Norwalk also has a furniture program that
accepts donations of gently used furniture and matched and delivers
it to clients in need.
PERSON TO PERSON NORWALK
76 South Main Street
Norwalk , CT, 06854
T : 203-963-1650
W : www.p2Helps.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:00PM. 2nd Saturday of the month,
9:00AM - 12:00PM
FURNITURE
Requirements :
Clients can make an apoointment for food onve a month.
Caseworkers on staff can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - TRAININGS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Training in CPR, First Aid and Automated External Defibrillator.
Courses also available in Babysitter's Training, Aquatics, Pet First
Aid, as well as career training for CNA, Phlebotomists/EKG.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT CHAPTER, DARIEN
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting training program and a transportation
service for senior citizens.
Staff is available for Armed Forces Services communications and
disaster emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 877-287-3327; 2
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Mon - Thu, 8:30am - 4:30pm; Fri, 8:30am - 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT REGION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The American Red Cross provides disaster relief free of charge to
people displaced by natural or human-caused disaster; health &
safety education; service to the Armed Forces; blood collection; and
international tracing services. The chapter provides Disaster Relief,
Health & Safety Training and disaster preparedness education to
provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare
for and respond to emergencies. Disaster relief is free to victims and
funded by donations. Volunteer opportunities include: Disaster Relief
Services; supporting blood drives; providing Health & Safety training;
Office administration, and other needs. For more information, visit
www.ctredcross.org. We'll train you for volunteer service.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No cost for volunteer training.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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AMERICORPS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Connecticut Commission on Community Service is the
AmeriCorps State federal grantee. AmeriCorps members in
Connecticut devote themselves to: tutoring, providing after-school
programs for youth, reducing crime rates in communities, promoting
public safety, improving the environment, increasing early childhood
literacy, and developing self-esteem and social values.
Full-time AmeriCorps members serve a minimum of 1,700 hours
during the year. They receive a living allowance of $10,197, health
benefits, child care, if eligible, and an educational award of $4,725.
Part-time members serve 300 to 900 hours and receive an adjusted
living allowance and a pro-rated educational award.
To serve in AmeriCorps, you must be at least 17 years of age,
and be a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident alien of the U.S.
You must be a high school graduate or obtain your GED before you
receive your AmeriCorps education award. Qualified individuals with
disabilities and those from diverse backgrounds are strongly
encouraged to apply. The My AmeriCorps website provides a
one-stop-shop for AmeriCorps State and National, VISTA and NCCC
members and alumni - presenting a wealth of information and
self-service capabilities.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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BUDGET COACHING
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Assist low- to moderate-income families toward financial stability and
economic prosperity by matching each participant with a Budget
Coach who will coach them in ways to get their finances in order. At
the end of the program participants will know where their money is
going, get their debt under control and start to increase their
savings. Coaches are volunteers who have participated in the
training Co-opportunity provides which arms them with specific and
practical information on how families can increase their financial
stability, develop a realistic budget, claim tax credits and support
services and ultimately build their assets for a more secure future.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-1602
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : There is NO FEE for participating in
this program.
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Spanish : Call
FINANCES
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
We are one of the largest Chambers of Commerce in the State of
Connecticut. We invite you to tour our site to learn more about our
purpose, programs, benefits, and members. Explore our links with
various government, business, and tourism websites that help make
the Greater Norwalk area one of the finest in the country.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GREATER NORWALK
101 EAST AVENUE
P.O BOX 668
NORWALK
, CT, 06852
T : 203-866-2521
W : WWW.NORWALKCHAMBER
OFCOMMERCE.COM
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION - NORWALK POLICE DEPT.
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Community services division is responsibie for conducting tours of
the building for various groups, provide safety lessions for nursery
schools, assist with crime watch programs in neighborhoods in an
effort to reduce crime. Also responsibile for signing cityof norwalk
permits for special events.
NORWALK POLICE
DEPARTMENT
1 MONROE STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3074
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY- FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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CONSUMER PROTECTION HOTLINE
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The CT Department of Consumer Protection Hotline is a toll-free
number open during weekday business hours. 800-842-2649
The Dept. of Consumer Protection protects citizens from
marketplace fraud, unfair business practices, and physical injury
from unsafe items.
HOTLINE
T : 800-842-2649
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY- FRIDAY
HOTLINES
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CT COMMISSION ON CHILDREN
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Conducts research, analysis and promotion of public policy and
coordination of efforts to support children and embrace their
development. Serves as a liaison between government and those
concerned with children's issues.
CONNECTICUT COMMISSION
ON CHILDREN
18-20 TRINITY STREET
2ND FLOOR
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-0290
W : www.cga.ct.gov/coc
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Thursday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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DARIEN/STAMFORD CHAPTER - AMERICAN RED CROSS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting program and a transportation service
for senior citizens.Darien office hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 8:30am to 3pm but staff is
available for Armed Forces Services communications and disaster
emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2586
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No
Days :
M-TH 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - NORWALK HEALTH DEPT
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7824
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
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FAIR RENT COMMISSION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Created for the purpose of controlling and eliminating excessive
rental charges on residential property within the City of Norwalk. We
provide information to landlords and tenants regarding a variety of
landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities. We resolve formal
complaints on excessive rent and/or repair issues. We also run free
seminars to groups of landlords or tenants on landlord/tenant rights
and responsibilities, when requested.
FAIR RENT COMMISSION
125 EAST AVENUE ROOM 125
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7989
W : WWW.NORWALKCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
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FRIENDS OF NORWALK CLEAN AND GREEN
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Clean & Green is committed to improving the quality of life in
Norwalk and the surrounding area through Community Clean Up/Fix
Up Activities, Beautification of Public/Private Areas, Community and
Economic Development, and Support of Environmental Efforts.
Clean & Green is a 100% volunteer organization.
FRIENDS OF NORWALK CLEAN
AND GREEN
PO BOX 532
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7847
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Investigate and resolve complaints of unfair employment practices or
the denial of full and equal public accommodations or discrimination
in housing including claims of unequal treatment based on race,
color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, alienage, sex, age,
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, lawful
source of income, present or past history of mental disorder, mental
retardation, or physical disability. Conduct programs of education,
study, research, investigation and action related to equal rights for
all. Promote mutual understanding and respect among, and
encourage and assure equality of opportunity for, all citizens of
Norwalk.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF STAMFORD/NORWALK
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism,
developing the potential of women, and improving communities
through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. The
Junior League's purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
The Junior League of Stamford/Norwalk serves the communities of
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan, Ridgefield, Weston,
Westport and Wilton. Women over the age of 21 are welcome to join.
Please call 203-655-4662.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF
STAMFORD/NORWALK
748 POST ROAD
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-4662
W : WWW.JLSN.ORG
Fee : M
Ages : Women over the age of 21
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan, volunteer
organization that encourages the active and informed participation of
citizens in government. Our main mission is to strive for an informed
electorate by assuring that those who govern our society have as
much information in front of them as is reasonably possible upon
which to make an informed decision, and that the public has the right
to speak without fear of retribution. We help educate the public about
how to register to vote and where to vote, and encourage their active
participation in the election process and review of candidate profiles.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-394-1710
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Females and males from age
18-100
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
Fee is $50/year/member. Subsidies as needed.
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MARINE DIVISION - NORWALK POLICE DEPARTMENT
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Non emergency phone # norwalk harbor issues, boat related
questions. If Officers are not in the office , leave a message on the
machine
NORWALK POLICE
DEPARTMENT
1 MONROE STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3076
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Varies during boating season
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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NAACP
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter of the NAACP provides education, advocacy and civil rights
awareness for all people, with special focus on the needs of African
Americans. Norwalk Chapter meetings are the third Tuesday of each
month at CalvaryBaptistChurch, 21 Concord Street, Norwalk.
Membership Fee: Youth $10; Adults $30.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-838-5717
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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North Walke Housing Corporation
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
At the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency, all of our energies and
resources go into enhancing the physical, economic, and social
environment of the Norwalk community.Low-interest home
rehabilitation loans are available for qualified applicants, as well as
grant assistance for home repairs related to storm recovery (as
available). The Agency also maintains a list of deed-restricted
affordable housing options located in Norwalk.
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : (203) 854-7274
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
Fee : None
Days :
Monday through Friday
SHELTER
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : None
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
Monday through Friday
MENTORING
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NORWALK EXCHANGE CLUB
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
A group of involved men and women who recognize their civic
responsibilities and join together voluntarily in thought and action to
serve their community. The club\'s activities, image and success are
shaped by its leaders and members. Activities include:
Combating Child Abuse - committed $75,000.00 to Norwalk Hospital
to start the C.O.P.E. (Center Outpatient Pediatric Evaluation) for the
prevention of child abuse in Southern Connecticut.
Co-sponsors the annual Antique Auto Show at Taylor Farm with the
Gateway Antique Car Club, to benefit local child abuse prevention
efforts.
NORWALK EXCHANGE CLUB
150 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-1800
W:
WWW.EXCHANGECLUB.COM
Fee : No
Awards scholarships to area high school seniors.
Operates the largest non-profit organization food concession at the
Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival since its inception in 1978.
Hands out 10,000 American flags during the Memorial Day Parade
as part of our GIVEAKIDAFLAGTOWAVE program.
Donates over $75,000.00 per year to local charities.
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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NORWALK FAIR HOUSING
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Receives, investigates, files and advocates complaints from
residents regarding housing discrimination.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7820
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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NORWALK HEALTH DEPARTMENT
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Norwalk Health Department provides a broad spectrum of public
health programs & services which are designed to prevent disease,
promote health and assure a healthy environment. Programs
address personal, community & environmental health issues to
ensure the highest quality of life for Norwalk residents. Many
services are free of charge, contact program for fee information.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
DEPENDS ON SERVICE, CONTACT PROGRAM
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NORWALK HEALTHY FAMILIES COLLABORATIVE
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Norwalk Healthy Families Collaborative is a group of health, family
and social service agencies and community members working
together to coordinate Norwalk maternal/child health and behavioral
health programs and share information, with the goal of ensuring that
all Norwalk children are born healthy and enter school ready to learn.
The focus is prenatal to age 9.
The NHFC works in partnership with the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council (formerly the School Readiness Council) and serves as the
Child Health Commitee of the Council. The focus is primarily on
implementing the health goals of the Norwalk Early Childhood Action
Plan and on gathering, analyzing and disseminating data regarding
prenatal care, birth outcomes and children's health in Norwalk to
inform progam planning. The NHFC meets quarterly, with work group
meetings in between.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7903
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
The NHFC also provides quarterly Networking Meetings for case
managers, social workers, outreach workers and in collaboration with
Help Me Grow, the Norwalk Health Department Immunization Action
Plan and the NECC Family Support Alliance, to share information
and coordinate efforts to improve the health and wellbeing of young
children and their famililes.
Days :
Monday - Friday
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION - Please leave message.
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Subsidized housing for low income families, individuals and those
who are age 62 or older. Public housing developments in 16
locations are managed by the agency. Housing choice vouchers
(Section 8) provide for subsidized rentals in the private market.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
LOW OR VERY LOW FAMILY INCOME
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NORWALK KIWANIS CLUB
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Kiwanis Club mission: "To give primacy to the human and
spiritual rather than to the material values of life. To encourage the
daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. To promote
the adoption and application of higher social, business and
professional standards. To develop, by precept and example, a more
intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship. To provide,
through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring
friendships, to render altruistic service, and to build better
communities. To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound
public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of
righteousness, justice, patriotism and goodwill."
Norwalk Kiwanis Club performs many projects to help Norwalk
cihldren.
We meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 6:30pm at Norwalk Inn
and Conference Center.
NORWALK KIWANIS CLUB
P.O. BOX 563
NORWALK
, CT, 06852
T : 854-5498
W : WWW.KIWANIS.ORG
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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NORWALK LAND TRUST
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Works for the preservation and protection of Norwalk's open space.
Identifies critical habitats, important natural assets, attempts to
preserve a balance between preservation and development.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-655-7771
Events and programs include:
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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NORWALK LIONS CLUB
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Lions is a community group that is active in civic, cultural and
social affairs in the community. Meets on the first and third Thursday
of the month, between September and June, at the Norwalk Inn,
located at 99 East Avenue. Membership is open to all.
NORWALK LIONS CLUB
304 MAIN AVENUE
#101
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 847-8869
W : WWW.LIONSCLUBS.ORG
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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NORWALK NEIGHBORS AND NEWCOMERS
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Norwalk Neighbors and Newcomers Club is a not for profit
organization that helps Norwalk residents socialize and get
connected to the Norwalk community. Club activities include a
variety of programs: TGIF informal get-togethers for adults,
playgroups and field trips for kids and parents, various charity
events, holiday parties for adults and families. Also includes special
interest activities such as Book Club, Walking Club, Sunshine Meals
and various sports activities.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-354-7033
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
Varies
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Requirements :
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Norwalk Police General Information - Non Emergency
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
This is our general inforamtion number. Use this number to request
a police officer if you have a problem and need police assistance, or
have a question.
For Emergencies cal 9-1-1.
NORWALK POLICE
DEPARTMENT
1 MONROE STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3000
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
7 days
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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NORWALK PRESERVATION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
This group advocates for the preservation of historical buildings and
sites, including a home at 5 Elmcrest Terrace that was recently
saved from the wrecking ball.
NORWALK PRESERVATION
TRUST
P.O. Box 874
NORWALK
, CT, 06852
T : 203-853-7495
W : www.norwalkpreservation.org
Fee : Meets on the second and fourth
Thursday afternoon at 12:15 at the
Ambrosia Restaurant at 16 River St.
Days :
7 days
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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NORWALK RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
A coalition of citizens, businesses, organizations and government
officials who work to improve the water quality and the aesthetic
vaule of the 40,000 acre Norwalk River Watershed by fostering
education, advocacy, cooperation and action. The organization
meets monthly.
Free programs and activities for General Members. For more
information and to become a member, visit the Website.
NORWALK RIVER
WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 197
GEORGETOWN , CT, 06829
T : 877-679-2463
W:
WWW.NORWALKRIVER.ORG
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
7 days
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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NORWALK ROTARY CLUB
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Rotary is a worldwide organization of business and professional
leaders that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical
standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the
world.
NORWALK ROTARY CLUB
PO Box 531
NORWALK
, CT, 06852-0531
W : http://www.norwalkrotary.org
Meets every Wednesday at 12:15pm at Norwalk Inn & Conference
Center at 99 East Avenue.
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
7 days
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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NORWALK SONS OF ITALY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Membership is open to the public. Meets on the second Monday of
every month at the Sons of Italy Club building located at 162 New
Canaan Avenue. Men\'s night is the last Monday of every month and
ladies night is held the fourth Thursday of each month, with the
exception of July and August.
NORWALK SONS OF ITALY
162 NEW CANAAN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-8189
W : www.norwalksoi.com
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
7 days
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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PERMANENT COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Commission assists individuals who believe they have been
discriminated against on the basis of sex in employment, public
accommodations, credit, education and other areas. Although the
Commission is not an enforcement agency, its staff provides
information and referral regarding legal rights and assistance in filing
formal complaints with the Commission on Human Rights and
Opportunities. The PCSW also provides speakers, fact sheets,
educational booklets and other materials on a broad range of
women's issues including starting a business.
PERMANENT COMMISSION ON
THE STATUS OF WOMEN
(PCSW)
18-20 TRINITY STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-8300
W:
WWW.CGA.STATE.CT.US/PCS
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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PROTECTION & ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : No
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
Spanish : Yes
HOTLINES
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SAVE THE SOUND, INC
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Save the Sound is a bi-state, non-profit membership organization
dedicated to the restoration, protection, and appreciation of Long
Island Sound and its watershed through advocacy, education and
research.
SAVE THE SOUND INC.
20 MARSHALL STREET
SUITE 108
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-787-0646
W:
WWW.SAVETHESOUND.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
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SIERRA CLUB - LOWER FAIRFIELD COUNTY GROUP
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The club's mission is to preserve our wild places and open spaces;
to encourage citizen action about environmental policy, both locally
and nationally and to conduct trips both to rural and urban
environments.
LOWER FAIRFIELD COUNTY GROUP: For questions about
acitivities of the grooup please email Michael Geddes
at: [email protected]
SIERRA CLUB CT CHAPTER
645 Farmington Avenue
Third Floor
HARTFORD , CT, 06105
T : 860-236-4405
W:
www.connecticut.sierraclub.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
The BCIS processes all immigrant and non-immigrant benefits
provided to visitors of the United States, including: family and
employment-based petitions to immigrate, gain permanent
residency, work etc.; asylum and refugee processing; naturalization;
special status programs; immigration document issuance and
renewals.
In order to visit this office or to speak with an Immigration Information
Officer, you must have an appointment scheduled by USCIS, or you
must schedule an INFOPASS appointment, on the USCIS
website.OFFICE HOURS: The office hours are Monday to Friday
from 7:30AM to 3:00PM.PLEASE NOTE: This office is CLOSED to
the public on the third Friday of every month.
The office does not accept cash. Fees must be paid by certified
check, money order, or personal check with proper valid
identification.
U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND
IMMIGRATION SERVICES
(BCIS)
450 MAIN STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06103
T : 800-375-5283
W : WWW.USCIS.GOV
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRDIAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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URBAN LEAGUE
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Training, education, housing, economic development and
employment programs to empower individuals and families and build
stronger communities. Call or visit our website for information on the
variety of program offerings for various ages.
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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VISITOR INFORMATION
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
We provide visitor information to tourists and to residents. All
information is free of charge. Fairfield County GETAWAY GUIDE is a
resource for the area, with information on attractions, accomodations
and recreational activities. Our Director of Sales can assist with
planning a meeting in our area.For further information please call or
visit our website.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY VISITORS
BUREAU
297 West Avenue
SUITE 102
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 800-663-1273
W : www.visitfairflieldcounty.com
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Referral Required :
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Inpatient and Intensive Outpatient mental health & addiction
services. Norwalk Hospital participates with several managed care
companies.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - DAY STREET CHC
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Individual and group behavioral health services.
We accept Medicaid and HUSKY, we have a sliding fee scale based
on your ability to pay (you will need proof of your income).
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Creole : Yes
Ages : Adults & Children
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
Who Refers : We are now accepting non-medical patients into
behavioral health services. Please call our referral line at
203-969-0802 ext. 7270 to register and schedule appointment.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
A program of Community Health Center, Inc.
Referral Required :
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BILINGUAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - CHILD
GUIDANCE
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
A multi-disciplinary behavioral health program offering individual,
family, group and outreach services to Latino/Spanish speaking
children and their families.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30 P.M.;
THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
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CANCERCARE
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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CHILD FIRST
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Child FIRST (Child and Family Interagency Resource, Support and
Training) is a home-based, psychotherapeutic, parent-child
intervention program embedded in a system of care. The Child
FIRST Team provides assessments, in-home clinical mental health
services, care coordination and parent education for vulnerable
young children and their families from the prenatal period to age 6.
The program is provided in partnership with Family & Children's
Agency and is co-located at Norwalk Health Department, 137 East
Avenue, Norwalk CT (2nd Floor).
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-9339
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal to Age 6
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday Wednesday 9am-8:30pm; Thursday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Child Guidance Center assists children, adolescents to age 19
and parents of all ethnic backgrounds with emotional, behavioral,
developmental, and family problems through an extensive network of
assessment, psychiatric consultation, evaluation and individual and
group psychotherapy, parent guidance and family therapy services.
Also provides community education on children's mental health
issues.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Ages : to age 19
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
P.M.THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Who Refers : PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST
CALL TO INITIATE SERVICES.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
RESIDENTS OF NORWALK, WILTON, WESTON, WESTPORT,
DARIEN, NEW CANAAN; EDT services are not limited to these
towns
Referral Required :
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CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling for children of all ages, adolescents, adults and seniors.
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
CENTER
3 LEWIS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-4626
W : CHRISTIANCOUNSELINGC
ENTER.US
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Days :
Monday-Wednesday 9am-3pm; Tuesday-Thurday. 10am-3pm
MENTAL HEALTH
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS - FCA
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Community Connections Drop-In Center in South Norwalk
provides a safe, supportive, partial day social and recreational
opportunity for homeless individuals.
Case Management is offered to individuals who desire services;
individuals are connected with community resources that are
applicable to their needs. Individuals are to meet the criteria of being
dually diagnosed; duties of the case manager include but are not
limited to the following:
Vocational Counseling
Complete assessments, develop job trainings, and follow-up on
clients after placements.
Empowering People for Success (EPS)Primary Service Manager
(PSM) provides assistance in developing realistic short term goals
and plans of action to helping the participant overcome issues or
barriers that are preventing them from seeking or obtaining long term
employment.
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
CENTER
3 LEWIS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-4626
W : CHRISTIANCOUNSELINGC
ENTER.US
Fee : No cost for services
Ages : Ages: 18+
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Sunday through Saturday, 7 Days a Week
MENTAL HEALTH
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM - NORWALK HOSPITAL
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Skill building outpatient mental health program; mental health care
case management services in collaboration with community
providers and social service agencies. Must meet state-defined
admission criteria.
Funded by CT Dept. of Mental Health & Addicition Services - CSP.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-855-3528
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18 and over
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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COUNSELING & THERAPY - JFS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Serves clients to help them resolve conflicts, grow in self-awareness,
and improve relationships. Treats varied problems, from moderate to
severe for individuals, couples, and groups. Services includes help
with interpersonal difficulties, anxiety, and depressive symptoms,
social difficulties, bereavement, health problems, bereavement
issues, etc. and other life cycle changes.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Services provided by qualified,
licensed professionals
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M; .FRIDAY - 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.; SOME EVENING HOURS
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations
733 Summer Street,&nbsp;Suite 602,&nbsp;Stamford, CT 06901
431 Post Road East,&nbsp;Suite 11,&nbsp;Westport, CT 06880
Referral Required :
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COUNSELING FOR SENIORS - JFS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling services, available both to the elderly and their relatives
or loved ones. Helps those concerned cope with the complex issues
of aging.May be individual or group therapy. Services provided
in-home where necessary.
NOTE: These services are available at both agency locations:
NOTE: The services are provided at both agency locations:
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
733 Summer StreetSuite 602Stamford, CT 06901
431 Post Road EastSuite 11Westport, CT 06880
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.THURSDAY 9:00
A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CT DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Region 1 - DMHAS-Funded Mental Health Services
Regional Access Center: 24-Hour Access Center 1-800-586-9903
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : 18 years and up
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.THURSDAY 9:00
A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DR. ROBERT E. APPLEBY SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The School Based Health Centers provide accessible, high quality
medical and mental healthcare to adolescents at the three high
schools and Nathan Hale Middle School students while school is in
session.
Healthcare Services include physicals, diagnosis and treatment of
illness and minor injuries, sport physicals, immunizations, nutrition
counseling and health education. Staff includes a Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant, and part-time Pediatrician.
Mental Healthcare Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric
and medication evaluation and medication management. Individual,
group and family counseling are available. When necessary,
referrals may be made to outside health specialists (these services
may involve a cost to the students.)
Staffed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a licensed Advance
Practice RN or Physician's Assistant, a Social Work Supervisor, a
consulting Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Program Director. These
professionals work closely with school personnel.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
The School Based Health Centers are located at:
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Parental consent form required
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD CONSULTATION PARTNERSHIP (ECCP)
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Early Childhood Consultation Partnership (ECCP) is a
state-wide Prevention/Early Intervention Program providing mental
health consultation to parents as well as teachers and directors of
early chillhood programs who work with children 0-5 years old.
ECCP Consultants can help develop strategies for working with
children with challenging behaviors and/or social/emotional
concerns. The consultants provide observations, a plan for
implementing strategies at home and in the classroom for the child,
and referrals for the parents, if needed. ECCP consultants can also
provide services to enhance the overall environment in preschool
classrooms. They work directly with preschool teachers on strategies
to promote children's social and emotional well-being. Parents,
teachers or directors may choose services that range from a brief
phone consultation to developing strategies and referrals for an
individual child or classroom. The service is free of charge for
residents of Connecticut.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : None
Ages : Birth to Five years old
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednedsay 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6
p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & LITERACY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
We are actively working to prepare all of Norwalk’s young children
for school through participation in the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council and our involvement in efforts going on at the state level.
We play a leadership role as a member of the NECC Steering
Committee and we are the fiscal agent for the Graustein Memorial
Fund investment in Norwalk’s early childhood work.
Our current focus is supporting parent education and engagement
with a particular emphasis on early literacy. We have provided
support for bringing the Reach Out and Read program back to the
Norwalk Community Health Center.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : None
We also support Child FIRST and STAR Rubino Birth to Three.
These programs are addressing the physical, mental and emotional
needs of young children and their families.
We have provided support so toddlers could continue to attend
preschool during the summer to address summer slide.
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednedsay 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6
p.m.
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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EMERGENCY MOBILE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE FOR CHILDREN
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Emergency Mobile Crisis Program provides assessment, triage,
and short-term crisis intervention for children and adolescents in
emotional or behavioral crisis.This program responds 24 hrs a day 7
days a week to children or adolescents in emotional or behavioral
crisis, and their families or guardians. The Child and Family
Guidance Center is the lead contractor for EMPS of Southern
Connecticut, sub-contracting services in portions of the region to
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance and The Child Guidance Centerof
Southern Connecticut.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-212-6531
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : None
Ages : Any child under age 19
Insurance : Yes
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednedsay 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6
p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT - STAMFORD HOSPITAL
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
A support service that provides service to family caregivers of older
adults with a diagnosis of dementia or other chronic diseases of later
life. Services include family meetings, one on one counseling,
support groups, educational materials and access to a resource
center.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-7000
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
ANY AGE CAREGIVER
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FAMILY CENTERS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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FAVOR
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
FAVOR is a statewide Family Advocacy Organization serving
families, children and youth dealing with a broad spectrum of
behavioral and mental health needs, by providing family advocacy
and policy.
FAVOR works to increase accessibility to effective, culturally
competent and high quality behavioral health services and supports.
FAVOR offers training, technical assistance and support to parents
and caregivers in local communities to assist them in becoming
active and equal partners in the System of Care.
CT FAVOR
2138 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
ROCKY HILL, CT, 06067
T : 860-563-3232
W : www.favor-ct.org
Fee : Call for more information
The Greater Norwalk System of Care Team meets on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 9am -10:15am at the Human Services
Council, One Park Street, Norwalk. Conact Nicole DeRobertis for
information: 203-299-1315
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
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GERIATRIC COUNSELING - JFS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling services available both to the elderly and their
relatives,helps families cope with the complex issues of aging. May
be individual or group therapy. Services may be provided in-home
where necessary. Medicare and insurance accepted.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Services provided for Stamford, New Canaan and Darien residents.
Referral Required :
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HALL BROOKE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Hall-Brooke Behavioral Health Services, a division of St. Vincent's
Behavioral Health Services, offers outpatient services in Norwalk and
Bridgeport, Seton Academy and Community Residential Services.
Hall-Brooke Behavioral Health Services offers:
ST. VINCENT'S BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH SERVICES
47 LONG LOTS ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880-3828
T : 203-22701251
W : www.stvincentsbehavioralhea
lth.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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HALL-BROOKE AT LOIS STREET
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Hall-Brooke at Lois Street offers the following programs:
Intensive day and evening programs for adults with mental health
and substance abuse disorders.
Specialized program for women with mental health and substance
abuse issues.
HALL-BROOKE AT LOIS
STREET
1 LOIS STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851-4404
T : 203-221-8878
W : http://www.hallbrooke.org
Structured treatment programs for adolescents with emotional,
behavioral and psychological needs.
Fee : Yes
Ages : Adolescents & Adults
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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HEALTH & HOME CARE RESOURCES, INC.
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Medicare Certified Home Health Care Agency. Home health care for
all ages, except newborns. Services include skilled nursing; home
health aides and CNA's; physical, speech and occupational therapy
and social work services. Psychiatric nursing and private duty 24/7.
HEALTH AND HOME CARE
RESOURCES INC.
14 Westport Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-6656
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DOCTORS, DISCHARGE
PLANNERS
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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HOMELESS SERVICES - SUPPORTIVE HOUSING - FCA
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Family & Children's Agency's PILOTS and Next Steps programs
provide permanent supportive housing to individuals experiencing
homelessness. Supportive Housing provides individuals with a
housing subsidy,utilized to securre housing of his/her choice in the
community and ongoing in-home Case Management support
services.
Case Management services are tailored to the individualized needs
of the tenant and focus on stablization, maximizing independence
and individual goal attainment. Tenants are linked to mainstream
services as well as educational and vocational support.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5334
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : N/A
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : Adults: 18 +
Days :
Monday - Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
PILOTS: Individual must be homeless either living on the street or in an Emergency Shelter and must have
a serious and persistent mental health issue or co-occurring disorder.
&nbsp;
Next Steps:&nbsp; Individual must be chronically homeless either homeless for a continuous year or 4
times in the last 3 years and have a serious and persistent mental health issue, co-occurring disorder, or
addiction disorder.
Referral Required :
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IICAPS-INTENSIVE IN-HOME CHILD AND ADOLESCENT
PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
IICAPS partners with families in an attempt to stabilize and maintain
children with serious psychiatric disorders in their home and
community. This is done by providing intensive home and community
based services, psychological and psychiatric evaluation, time
limited psychotherapy, 24/7 crisis response, school consultation and
more. IICAPS teams are able to work with families until the needs
are met and the crisis period has subsided. The intensity of services
can vary from 3-20 hours per week. Children who are being
discharged from a psychiatric hospital or residential treatment,
children with acute psychiatric crisis for whom hospitalization is being
considered and children for whom traditional outpatient treatment is
insufficient will be considered for the program.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Call Stephanie VanHatten or
Elizabeth Murdoch for information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
CHILD MUST HAVE A CURRENT PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND THE
FAMILY MUST BE IN A PERIOD OF CRISIS. THIS IS A VOLUNTARY
PROGRAM AND THEREFORE REQUIRES A COMMITMENT FROM
FAMILY MEMBERS.
Referral Required :
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KEYSTONE HOUSE EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Employment Options assists individuals with disabilities to choose,
get and keep competitive employment. The Social Rehabilitation
Program offers psychiatric rehabilitation programs to individuals with
psychiatric disabilities.
KEYSTONE HOUSE INC.
147 MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-855-7920
W:
WWW.KEYSTONEHOUSE.ORG
Fee : No
Who Refers : TREATING CLINICIAN OR
SELF REFERRAL
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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KEYSTONE HOUSE RESIDENCE
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Keystone offers a residential psychiatric rehabilitation program with
staff on site 24/7. We also offer case management and residential
support to individuals with psychiatric disabilities residing in their own
apartments.
KEYSTONE HOUSE INC.
147 MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-855-7920
W:
WWW.KEYSTONEHOUSE.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : TREATING CLINICIAN OR
SELF REFERRAL
Days :
Monday -Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
AXIS I PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS
Referral Required :
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KIDS IN CRISIS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Kids in Crisis mission is to protect infants, children and teens
from abuse and family crisis. To this end we provide free,
round-the-clock crisis intervention, counseling, emergency shelter,
and prevention programs in local communities and advocacy
throughout Connecticut.
Services include:
24 hour Helpline
24 hour face-to-face Crisis Intervention and Outreach Emergency
Shelter
Community Education Programs on critical issues such as cyber
bullying, internet safety, suicide prevention.
School-based Bullying Prevention Programs for elementary school
students
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : newborn to 17 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
EDUCATION
Requirements :
No fee for service
Referral Required :
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MALTA HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Residential program for homeless, single, women who are pregnant
or parenting children under 3 years. Offers shelter and assistance in
developing life skills necessary for self-sufficiency. Residents may
stay at Malta House for up to 18 months.
MALTA HOUSE Inc.
5 PROWITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-857-0088
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : Referral preferred. Application required,
proof of pregnancy, TB Test and med exam.
Days :
24 hrs daily, 365 days a year
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
Fee os typically 1/3 of monthly income, but no more than $100.
monthly.
Referral Required :
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MOHONK CHILDREN'S SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Residential program, clinical counseling, education and recreation for
children and adolescents with emotional disturbances. Call for
information.
MOHONK CHILDREN'S
SERVICES
66 WESTON ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-6665
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : SOCIAL WORKERS AND
OTHER PROFESSIONALS
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
Referral Required :
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MULTI-SYSTEMIC THERAPY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Multi-systemic Therapy is a short-term community-based therapy
program designed to serve adolescents and their families by
respecting individual differences in families. Therapists meet with
families in the home environment in order to collaborate in ways that
help youth prosper. In contrast to traditional therapy programs, MST
does not solely focus on individual talk therapy, but rather treatment
plans incorporate both individual strengths of the adolescent and the
strengths of other ìsystemsî (e.g. family, peers, school, and
community) that play a role in an adolescentís life. The MST
therapist will work with the family and other key figures in the childís
life to create interventions that keep children at home and out of the
Juvenile Justice System.
NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY
INSTITUTE OF CT, INC.
170 New Canaan Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-229-9755
Fee : No
Who Refers : Referrals taken through the juvenile justice
system only: DCF or Court Support Service Division
Days :
Monday - Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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NAMI-CT
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
NAMI-CT is a grassroots, self-help organization founded in 1984.
Our mission is to provide support, education, and advocacy for
families and consumers.
FAMILY MEMBER SUPPORT GROUPS:
NAMI-CAN (CHILD and ADOLESCENT NETWORK)
Parent-to-Parent Support Group for parents and primary caregivers
of children (ages 17 years and younger) with emotional, behavioral
and mental health issues.
NAMI-CT: NATIONAL ALLIANCE
FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
241 Main Street
3RD FLOOR
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 860-882-0236
W : WWW.NAMICT.ORG
Fee : FREE
DAYTIME:
Second Tuesday of every month. 10-11:30AM
Tully Health Center, Conference Room B (1st Floor)
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford CT 06902
Contact Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine 203.858.1477
EVENING:
First Thursday of the month. 7-8:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Contact: Dawn at 203.249.5935 and Lorraine at 203.858.1477
Days
:
GREENWICH:
(ADULT ISSUES)
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Third Thursday of each month. 6:30-8PM
Greenwich Hospital, Cafeteria Conference Rm (Lower Level)
5 Perry Ridge Rd
ADVOCACY
ORGANIZATIONS
Greenwich, CT
06830
Contacts: Claudia at 203.428.6864 or Carol at 203.329.068
STAMFORD (ADULT ISSUES)
First Wednesday of each month. 7:30-9PM
Referral
Required
: Conference Rm B (1st Fl)
Tully Health
Center,
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford, CT 06902
Contact Anu at 203.359.8091
NEW CANAAN (ADULT ISSUES)
Second Tuesday of each month. 7-830PM
Silver Hill Hospital, Jurgenson Building, Rm 1, East Campus
208 Valley Road
New Canaan, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855. 3530
NORWALK (ADULT ISSUES)
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First Tuesday of each month
Norwarlk Hospital, CP2 Conference Rm
34 Maple Street
Norwalk, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855.3530
WESTPORT (ADULT ISSUES)
Last Tuesday of each month. 6:30-8PM
St Vincent's (Hall-Brooke) Behavioral Health Services, Board Rm
(Lower Level)
47 Long Lots Road
Westport, CT 06880
Contact Jenna at 203.286.4697
FREE EDUCATION CLASSES:
NAMI BASICS CLASSES
A FREE 6-week course for parents and primary caregivers
of children (17 years and younger) with serious mental health
issues. The parent-to-parent support is invaluable!
BASICS FALL 2013
Starts Monday, October 7th, 2013. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
BASICS SPRING 2014
Starts Monday, April 7th, 2014. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY CLASSES
A FREE 11-week course for family members, caregivers and
friends of adults with serious mental illness.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY FALL 2013
Starts Monday, September 9th. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Contact Marietta at 203.329.8633.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY SPRING 2014
Starts on Monday, February 3rd. 6:45-9:30PM
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Greenwich Town Hall
101 Field Point Rd
Greenwich, CT 06830
Registration required.
Call
Claudia
at
203.428.6864
203.322.3383/[email protected]
or
Peter
at
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : FREE
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Professional staff offers counseling and referral services to
adolescents and their families. Problems frequently dealt with involve
parent-child conflict, school difficulties, emotional problems, and
substance abuse.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Youth
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Norwalk residence
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH - CT COUNSELING CENTERS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Provides a full range of licensed outpatient substance abuse and
mental health prevention, education, assessment and evaluation,
and treatment services.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Individual, couples, family and group counseling. Pregnant addicts
care program.
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH - FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Evaluation and assessments; individual, family and group
counseling; psychiatric assessments and medication management.
Serve children ages 5 and up and adults of all ages.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 5 and up and adults
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES - CATHOLIC FAMILY
SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Outpatient Mental Health services. Our clinic located at One Park
St. is licensed by the state of CT and accredited by the Counsel on
Accreditation. The clinic is staffed with skilled master level clinicians
in various mental health disciplines including counseling, social work
and marriage and family therapy. Our Medical Director is a board
certified psychiatrist. We assist individuals, families and couples
seeking therapy and guidance with clinical issues and life stressors.
Our clinic offers an array of services which include psychotherapy,
group therapy, medication assessment and medication management
as well as parent education classes. We pride ourselves on being
accessible and affordable. We are able to operate without a waiting
list and participate with many private insurance companies as well as
Medicaid and medicare. A sliding scale fee is available and
assessed according to family income.
Day and evening
appointments are available. For additional information about our
services or to make an appointment please call 203 750-9711.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-750-9711
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : All ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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PILOTS & NEXT STEPS HOUSING PROGRAMS
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
PILOTS & NEXT STEPS are housing programs for individuals
experiencing homelessness who have a mental health or
co-occurring diagnosis. This program couples housing subisidies
with in-home support services to assist individuals in maintaining
their housing and increasing self-sufficiency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5335
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Ages : 18 and up
Who Refers : CASE MANAGER,
THERAPIST, PSYCHIATRIST.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Requirements :
HOMELESS &amp; MENTAL HEALTH/CO-OCCURRING
DIAGNOSES
Referral Required :
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PROSPECTS Extended Day Treatment Program
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Prospects is a licensed regional community-based program designed
to meet the complex needs of children ages 5-12 and their families
whose lives are disrupted by emotional and/or behavioral problems
and require a more intensive therapeutic intervention. Both a school
year program and a 6-week summer program are offered. Children
and families receive at least 3 hours direct service daily as well as
on-call emergency availability 24hours/day/7days/week.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
P.M.,THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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RECOVERY PATHWAYS (RP)
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Mental health care case management services in collaboration with
community providers and social service agencies.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Creole : No
Ages : Age 18 and over
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Insurance : Call
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS COUNSELING & EDUCATION
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
Center provides free and confidential One on One Crisis Counseling,
support groups, court advocacy, medical and legal accompaniment,
and education surrounding the issues of sexual assault and
harassment.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SILVER HILL HOSPITAL
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Silver Hill Hospital provides pyschiatric and addiction treatment for
adults and adolescents and offers continuing support, counseling
and education patients and their families in every phase of illness
and recovery.
SILVER HILL HOSPITAL
208 VALLEY ROAD
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-966-3561
W : WWW.SILVERHILLHOSPITA
L.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MENTAL HEALTH BOARD
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Promotes public awareness of regional mental health needs and
services, and aims to reduce the stigma associated with mental
illness.
SILVER HILL HOSPITAL
208 VALLEY ROAD
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-966-3561
W : WWW.SILVERHILLHOSPITA
L.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
Monday-Friday
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ST. VINCENT'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Services include assessment and evaluation. Offers a continuum of
psychiatric, substance abuse and dual diagnosis services. Day and
evening outpatient programs, family and group therapies, medication
evaluations and management.
The Adolescent Outpatient Program provides age appropriate
treatment services after school in a structured and nurturing
environment.
Seton Academy is an accredited, non-public, special education
program integrated with comprehensive mental health services for
children and adolescents in 6th-12th grade who have been
unsuccessful in their home school settings.
Community Residential Services provides supervised housing in the
community with supportive services for persons with mental illness
and substance abuse problems. Call 203-227-1251 for information
about programs.
ST. VINCENT'S BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH SERVICES
47 LONG LOTS ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880-3828
T : 203-227-1251
W : www.stvincentsbehavioralhea
lth.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : REFERRALS ARE WELCOMED FROM FAMILIES,
PHYSICIANS, THERAPISTS, SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY/FAMILY
SERVICE AGENCIES, EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS, AND
INSURANCE/MANAGED CARE COMPANIES.
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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SYSTEM OF CARE
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The System of Care is a collaborative designed to support and
strengthen parents and guardians in their efforts to meet the multiple
needs of children with serious emotional problems. It provides
individualized and comprehensive care to families in their home
communities and coordinates with many providers to ensure
implementation of services and foster optimal outcomes. System of
Care provides services to families in Norwalk, Westport, Wilton, and
Weston. Referrals are from the school system, doctor's offices,
family members, the community and agencies. Every effort is made
to expedite referrals in a timely manner. The Care Coordinator works
with the famiy in identifying a child specific team made up of service
providers and any other key players in the child and family's life. The
family and Care Coordinator decide on an effective treatment plan.
The Care coordinator coordinates meetings and communicates with
service providers.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : No
The System of Care Community Resource Committee (CRC) meets
at 9:00 am. On the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Human
Services Council, One Park Street, Norwalk.
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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TEENTALK PROGRAM AT BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
A trained TeenTalk Counselor is on site full-time at Brien McMahon
High School to provide assistance to students struggling with issues
and to prevent a crisis. The TeenTalk Counselor assists school staff
when necessary.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-327-KIDS
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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THE CENTER FOR HOPE
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
The Center for Hope, a non-profit counseling agency, specializes in
illness, bereavement and trauma work for adults, children and family
members. It helps adults and children living with a life-threatening
illness or grieving a death and coping with the related trauma. It
offers professional counseling, support groups and educational
programs, in an atmosphere of hope and renewal. For details about
our programs please check the website.
CENTER FOR HOPE
590 POST ROAD
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-4693
W:
WWW.FAMILYCENTERS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Child
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
DEN FOR GRIEVING KIDS AND THEIR FAMILIES MAY ALSO BE
CONTACTED THROUGH THIS ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE
NUMBER
Referral Required :
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www.HealthyMindsCT.org
COUNSELING/MENTAL HEALTH
HealthyMindsCT is the website of the Southwest Regional Mental
Health Board (SWRMHB). SWRMHB aims to ensure a high-quality
mental health system that promotes recovery and wellbeing for the
residents of Southwestern Connecticut. Serving Bridgeport, Darien,
Easton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Monroe, New Canaan, Norwalk,
Stamford, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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2-1-1 CHILD DEVELOPMENT INFOLINE
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Child Development Infoline (CDI) is the access point for the
Connecticut Birth to Three System, the Help Me Grow Program,
Preschool Special Education Services and the Children and Youth
with Special Health Care Needs program. Care Coordinators handle
calls from physicians, parents, and other providers, and refer to
services based on a child's needs. The Care Coordinators are
trained to listen and ask questions that help both families and
providers identify the needs and resources for a family. Depending
on the needs of the caller, a referral can be made to the Birth to
Three System for evaluation to determine eligibility for early
intervention services, to a local school system for evaluation for
preschool special education services, or to community-based
resources listed through the Help Me Grow Program or for respite,
extended service funds or medical care coordination through
CYSHCN Medical Home Initiative sites. Services are targeted to
children birth through age five who have or are at risk for
developmental or behavioral problems. CDI is funded through the
Department of Mental Retardation and the Children's Trust Fund.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 800-505-7000
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
2-1-1
Referral Required :
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT TITLE II COORDINATOR
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Receive complaints and requests for accommodations by individuals
with disabilities seeking access to City of Norwalk programs or
services. Also receives reasonable accommodation requests from
City of Norwalk employees who have a qualified disability and need
an accommodation in relation to their employment with the City of
Norwalk under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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ASPERGER'S ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
ASD and Apsperger's resources for parents in CT
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ASSISTED TRANSPORTATION -FCA
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Personalized transportation for seniors or disabled individuals.
Wheelchair accessible van available. Driver stays and assists
individuals with their needs.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Adults
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All employees are referenced, background
checked and drug screened. Supervised by registered nurses.
State licesnes Homemaker/Home Healh Aide Agency.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Financial stipend available for individuals with Spinal Cord injuries.
Referral Required :
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BIRTH TO THREE EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The Rubino Center Birth to Three Early Intervention Program
provides educational, therapeutic, and social services for children
ages birth to three, with disabilities.
Child Development Infoline (1-800-505-7000 or 2-1-1) is the intake
office for Birth to Three, for any child 0-36 months who shows signs
of developmental delay.
RUBINO CENTER (BIRTH TO
THREE PROVIDER)
120 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-855-0634
W : WWW.STARINC-LIGHTINGT
HEWAY.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : CHILD DEVELOPMENT
INFOLINE
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
BASED ON EVALUATION, FAMILIES WITH INCOMES OVER
$45,000 PAY FEES.
Referral Required :
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BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
BIAC is a statewide nonprofit agency providing prevention,
education, advocacy, information and resources, recreation and
special events, and operating 30 support groups for persons with
brain injury and their families throughout the state.
BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION
OF CONNECTICUT
290 Day Hill Road
Windsor
, CT, 06095
T : 860-219-0291
W : WWW.BIACT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BRANCHES OF HOPE
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
A full service center to support the needs of children with autism and
their families. Services include education, physical and occupational
therapy, counseling, support groups and training.
BRANCHES OF HOPE
120 Post Road W
Suite 102
Westport , CT, 06880
T : 203-227-3383
W : www.branchesofhope.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday-Saturday
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
Subsidies available thorugh DCF,DDS,SOC
Referral Required :
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CACLD - CT ASSOC. FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS WITH
LEARNING DISABILITIES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
CACLD is a regional, non-profit organization that supports
individuals, families and professionals by providing information,
education, and consultation while promoting public awareness and
understanding. CACLD offers information, referrals, consultations,
conferences, workshops, seminars, a bookstore, videos, a "helpline",
and newsletters.
CACLD
25 VAN ZANT STREET
SUITE 15-5
EAST NORWALK , CT,
06855-1727
T : 203-838-5010
W : WWW.CACLD.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY- THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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CLASP HOMES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Group homes and apartments for people with developmental
disabilities.
CLASP HOMES
246 POST ROAD EAST
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-7985
Fee : No
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN, SOCIAL
WORKERS ETC.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
DISABILITY
Referral Required :
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COLLEGE COUNSELING - JFS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Provides services for teens and families. Provides a realistic
understanding of the college admissions process and direction on
how to select a suitable college as well as information about college
life. Includes SAT or ACT preparation. Goals are to provide a range
of schools consistent with expressed student/family values;
encourage
appropriate
family
participation;
and
reduce
student/parent anxiety. Also serves students with special needs.
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations:
Suite 602, 733 Summer Street, Stamford
431 Post Road East, Westport
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : ALL WHO COULD BENEFIT
FROM THE SERVICES
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Also serves students with special needs
Referral Required :
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CT FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK SOUTHWEST REGION
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Network of families whose children have disabilities. Parents help
each other find the support they need, such as networking and
socializing with other families; parent training; agency referrals;
telephone support; parent group meetings; IFSP and PPT
preparation support; help with advocating for local programs and
services.
CONNECTICUT FAMILY
SUPPORT NETWORK
460 Capitol Avenue
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 877-376-2329
W : www.CTfsc.org/CTfsn
Fee : No
Who Refers : Jennifer Carroll is CTFSN
Statewide Coordinator
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Requirements :
Sign up for the statewide email listserves. Contact Jennifer Carroll at
1-877-FSN-2DAY or via email at [email protected]
Referral Required :
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DDS - DEPT. OF DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The Ct Department of Developmental Services develops,
administers and funds a wide array of programs for people with
mental retardation, including residential programs, job training and
supported employment programs, day and recreation programs,
individual and family support, case management and respite care.
An application for eligibility determination may be submitted by any
resident of CT or their legal representative. Call the Eligibility
Coordinator (Toll Free) at: 1-866-433-8192. Early Connections
services for infants and toddlers are available for young children
referred by the Birth to Three system (call Infoline at 2-1-1).
CT DEPARTMENT OF
DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES
(formerly DMR)
146 Silvermine Avenue
DDS Satellite Office
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-642-5000
W : [email protected]
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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DEAF OUTREACH SERVICES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Counseling, Case Management, Advocacy, Community Education,
Sign Language Interpreter Service.
FSW Inc.
475 CLINTON AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06605
T : 203-368-4291
W : WWW.FSWINC.ORG
Fee : Fee for counseling and interpreting;
no fee for case management
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING
Referral Required :
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DENTAL SERVICES FOR HUSKY A & B AND MEDICAID FOR
LOW INCOME ADULTS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
We manage the Dental Services for Husky A & B, M-LIA (Medicaid
for Low Income Adults)
By calling our customer service we can find a dentist or specialist
near the client’s home, schedule appointments while on the phone
with the clients, assist with transportation depending on their plan
and answer any question about their dental benefits. We have
bilingual customer service ( English –Spanish) and use the language
line for other languages. In the Care Coordination & Outreach Dept.
we collaborate with community agencies, programs and services
statewide to reach clients that are not aware or are not utilizing
dental services. We also provide care coordination for clients with
special health care needs.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 866-420-2924
Fee : Fee for counseling and interpreting;
no fee for case management
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : All ages
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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FAMILY FIRST EARLY INTERVENTION PROJECT
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Non-profit program that promotes early identification and intervention
for children with autism and other developmental challenges,staffed
by team of early childhood therapists with extensive training and
experience, whose first focus is empoweering the family and
caregivers to provide high quality intervention techniques in the
context of daily life. Family First is licensed to use the P.L.A.Y.
Project Model created by developmental pediatrician Dr. Richard
Solomon. PLEASE SEE WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-956-5868
Offices in Rowayton and New Canaan.
Fee : S
Mailing Address
Ages : Children betweeen 12 mon
Who Refers :
Referrals accepted from pediatricians, mental health professionals, early intervention
agencies, public school programs, and parents with follow up by one of these
professionals.
Days :
Call for information
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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FAVOR
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
FAVOR is a statewide Family Advocacy Organization serving
families, children and youth dealing with a broad spectrum of
behavioral and mental health needs, by providing family advocacy
and policy.
FAVOR works to increase accessibility to effective, culturally
competent and high quality behavioral health services and supports.
FAVOR offers training, technical assistance and support to parents
and caregivers in local communities to assist them in becoming
active and equal partners in the System of Care.
CT FAVOR
2138 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
ROCKY HILL, CT, 06067
T : 860-563-3232
W : www.favor-ct.org
Fee : S
The Greater Norwalk System of Care Team meets on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 9am -10:15am at the Human Services
Council, One Park Street, Norwalk. Conact Nicole DeRobertis for
information: 203-299-1315
Days :
Call for information
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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FINDING YOUR FOCUS - JFS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Program for children who have been diagnosed with ADD/HD
Call E. Moskowitz for details at 203-921-4161
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : S
Days :
Call for information
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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FOSTER CARE - THERAPEUTIC & MEDICALLY COMPLEX
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Recruit, train and approve Foster homes for children with medically
complex or psychiatrically involved children. Support the placement
with intense case management services.
The Specialized Foster Care Program at Family & Children’s
Agency provides loving homes for children with serious emotional
and behavioral disorders.
The Therapeutic Foster Care Program is designed to provide homes
for children who have been diagnosed with a serious psychiatric
disorder. Foster parents in this program receive training and support
so they can actively participate in the planning and implementation of
therapeutic interventions for their foster children. Each foster parent
receives 30 hours of pre-service training and a minimum of 24 hours
post-approval training annually.
The Medically Complex Foster Care Program provides homes for
children with complex medical needs. Foster parents in this program
receive an additional 20 hours of classroom and child-specific
training prior to placement. Medically complex parents are also
required to obtain CPR and First Aid certification.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : S
Days :
Monday -Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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FUNBUSTERS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Socialization and recreational program for special needs youth and
adults. Provides after school (one day per week) & Saturday
sessions.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GOODWILL - NORWALK RETAIL STORE
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The retail store serves the community by providing household items
and clothing for cost conscious families. Goodwill retail stores
generate much of the financial support for the agency's vocational
rehabilitation programs for people with disabilities and special needs.
GOODWILL NORWALK RETAIL
STORE
15 Cross Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-0361
W : www.goodwillct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Investigate and resolve complaints of unfair employment practices or
the denial of full and equal public accommodations or discrimination
in housing including claims of unequal treatment based on race,
color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, alienage, sex, age,
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, lawful
source of income, present or past history of mental disorder, mental
retardation, or physical disability. Conduct programs of education,
study, research, investigation and action related to equal rights for
all. Promote mutual understanding and respect among, and
encourage and assure equality of opportunity for, all citizens of
Norwalk.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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LISTENER PROGRAM
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Needs parents\' consent
Days :
LEAVE MESSAGE ON ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Support for Spanish language speakers: Padres Abriendo Puertas
800-842-7303
Referral Required :
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MEDICAL HOME INITIATIVE FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH WITH
SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Coordinates services for children under age 21 who have or who are
at elevated risk for having chronic physical, developmental,
behavioral or emotional conditions (biological or acquired), and who
also require health and related services of a type or amount not
usually required by children of the same age. Transitional services
are provided through workshops, as well as family support services
and emergency preparedness. Our center covers the towns from
Greenwich to Monroe, Stratford and Bridgeport. We do the care
coordination and can refer for Respite funding and Extended Service
Funds (Title V) to the CT Lifespan Respite Coalition - Joy Liebeskind
- our coordinator for these services.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-276-7552
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Child Development Infoline is the central access point for
Connecticut’s Medical Home Initiative for Childre and Youth with
Special Health Care Needs. Provides information about medical,
educational and recreational resources. Call 1-800-505-700
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday:
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
We use Language Line for languages other than English.
Referral Required :
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MEDICARE ADVOCACY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The Center for Medicare Advocacy provides education, advocacy,
and legal assistance to help elders and people with disabilities obtain
necessary healthcare. We focus on the needs of Medicare
beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of
long-term care. The Center is staffed by attorneys, paralegals,
nurses, information management experts and technical assistants.
The Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of
Medicare denials.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MEDICARE PARTICIPANT
Referral Required :
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION PROGRAMS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Clinic and service program, referral services for individuals affected
by neuromuscular disease.
MDA provides diagnostic and follow-up clinical care, assistance with
repairs and loan of wheelchairs and leg braces, support groups,
equipment loan closet and educational information.
To register with MDA if you have a neuromuscular disease, make a
clinic appointment and find out more information about other services
for individuals and families affected by a neuromuscular disease,
please contact:
Gloria English
(914)345-5062
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Visit our website at www.mda.org
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION SUMMER CAMP
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Provides 1 week Summer Camp experience for children affected by
muscle diseases who are registered with the association. Sleepover
camp at no cost to their family for children who are registered with
the association. educational information, and referral services.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 914-345-5062
Contact Gloria English at 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
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Referral Required :
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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF THE BLIND
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
We provide equal opportunity and security for the visually impaired.
Meetings are on the second Saturday of the month, September
through June at the Church Without Walls.
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
THE BLIND OF CT
16 Isaac Street
Church Without Walls
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-325-4695
W : www.nfbct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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NPS PRESCHOOL AND EARLY IDENTIFICATION &
INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Norwalk Public Schools provides early identification and intervention
services for preschool children who may be at risk. The areas
include speech and language, gross and fine motor skills,
socialization, self-help and basic developmental skills. Preschool
programs are offered through Kids Incorporated, the early
intervention program, which is Located in 5 elementary schools in
environments designed specifically for atypical preschool children. A
significant aspect of the early intervention program is the inclusion of
typically developing students in the Kids Incorporated program. In
addition, atypical students not enrolled in Kids Incorporated have an
opportunity for individual services.
The NPS Early Intervention Team is well versed in the area of child
development,and consists of the Special Education Administrator, a
Social Worker, Speech and Language Pathologist, Psychologist and
Special Education Teacher. Kids Incorporated is staffed by Special
Educators at each of the sites, assisted by paraprofessionals. No fee
for atypical children. Fee for the typically developing student.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4135
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Preschool
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referral required by the parent
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Requirements :
ASSESSMENT REQUIRED FOR ATYPICAL CHILDREN
Referral Required :
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PATH
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
HOTLINE
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
HOTLINES
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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PEGASUS THERAPEUTIC RIDING
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Pegasus Therapeutic Riding provides equine assisted activities and
therapies to children and aadults with physical, cognitive and
emotional disabilities.
Programs are offered at the Pegasus Farm in Brewster, NY and at
four other chapters:
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 845-669-8235
New Canaan Mounted Troop in New Canaan, CT
Ox Ridge Hunt Club in Darien, CT
Kelsey Farm in Greenwich, CT
Fox Hill Farm in Pleasantville, NY
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Therapeutic riding horses are chosen for their smooth, rhythmic,
even gait and calm, compassionate temperament. In therapeutic
riding, the horse's motion massages the rider's muscles. As the
horse literally walks for the rider, a three-dimensional movement is
achieved. Just as in walking, the pelvic region is moved forward
diagonally (left/right or right/left); up and down and side to side,
helping spastic muscles relax, and challenging muscles not ordinarily
used, in ways that other therapies cannot reproduce.
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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PIZZA MOMS
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Support groups for Moms with children with special needs.
Darien Pizza Moms meets at Post Corner Road Pizza, Boston Post
Road, Darien
1st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 845-669-8235
Greenwich Pizza Moms meets at Bella Nonna, 371 Putnam Avenue,
Cos Cob
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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PROTECTION & ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
Spanish : Yes
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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RESPITE CARE PROGRAM - FCA
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The program is designed to give parents a temporary break from
parenting a child with special needs, especially in cases where
parents may be overwhelmed by their child's difficult behavior.
Families must be referred by their Care Coordination worker through
System of Care to be eligible for the program. The program services
the Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport System of Care Programs at
the local Child Guidance Clinics.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-523-5344
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : System of Care/Care
Coordination Staff
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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SERVICES FOR THE BLIND
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Dedicated to serving all people who are legally blind and children
who are visually impaired that are residents of the State of
Connecticut. Services include assessments, counseling and referral,
adult and children's services (including early intervention), special
education, independent living skills instruction, support groups,
training, sheltered and supported employment. Please call agency
for information on programs and eligibility.
CT BOARD OF EDUCATION
AND SERVICES FOR THE
BLIND
184 WINDSOR AVENUE
WINDSOR
, CT, 06095
T : 800-842-4510
W : www.ct.gov/besb
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : FROM THE EYE DOCTOR
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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SHELTERED EMPLOYMENT
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Sheltered employment at STAR workshop. Vocational and social
skills training and supported employment for people with mental
retardation, including placement in local businesses and follow-up
support.
STAR LIGHTING THE WAY
182 WOLFPIT AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-9581
W : WWW.STARINC-LIGHTINGT
HEWAY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Department of Developmental
Disabilities
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
RESIDENT OF GREATER NORWALK; AGE 18+; PRIMARY
DIAGNOSIS OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED/MENTALLY
RETARDED; DDS ELIGIBLE
Referral Required :
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SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SPECIAL EDUCATION NETWORK OF NEW CANAAN (SPEDNET)
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
We serve as a resource for disability-related information, and as a
parent-to-parent support and advocacy network for families of
children with individual education plans (IEP’s) and Section 504
plans.
MAIL - PO BOX
T:
Fee : Yes
Days :
See website for information
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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SPINA BIFIDA SUPPORT & INFORMATION
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
To provide support and information and to promote programs that
will help people with spina bifida. To educate the public about spina
bifida and issues affecting people who have this very common
disability.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 800-574-6274
Fee : No
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE ONLY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Referral Required :
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STAR DISABILITY SERVICES
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Disability services agency offers Birth to Three program, family
support, day and residential programs, respite care, sheltered and
supported employment, and recreation, for people with mental
retardation/developmental disabilities and their families.
STAR LIGHTING THE WAY
182 WOLFPIT AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-9581
W : WWW.STARINC-LIGHTINGT
HEWAY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Department of Developmental
Disabilities
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY
Referral Required :
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THE KENNEDY CENTER
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Provides a wide variety of vocational, residential, educational,
therapeutic and recreational services and programs for children
(including birth to three) and adults with mental retardation, acquired
brain injury, work-related injuries, learning, physical and
developmental disabilities. Call for information. Also located in
Trumbull at 39 Lindemann Drive, Trumbull.
Telephone: 203-332-4535
THE KENNEDY CENTER
2440 Reservoir Avenue
TRUMBULL, CT, 06611
T : 203-365-8522
W : WWW.THEKENNEDYCENT
ERINC.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : CALL FOR INFORMATION
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Requirements :
DMR AND OTHER ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES
Referral Required :
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TOWN-TO-TOWN
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Town-To-Town is a door to door inter-town transportation services
serving the communities of Norwalk, Wesport, Wilton, Stamford and
Greenwich for persons with disabilities who meet the requirements of
the Americans with Disabilities Act.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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VOLUNTARY SERVICES FOR THE BLIND
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
Voluntary Services for the Blind of Fairfield County provides
volunteer drivers, shoppers, readers, clerical assistants and friendly
visitors to visually impaired residents of Fairfield County.
VOLUNTARY SERVICES FOR
THE BLIND OF FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
945 SUMMER STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06905
T : 203-324-6611
W : www.voluntaryservicesforthe
blind.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : OPHTHALMOLOGIST /
SOCIAL WORKER
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
Referral Required :
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEEDS
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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20 WEST AVENUE LEARNING AND COMPUTER CENTER
EDUCATION
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework and
project assistance. A state of the art computer lab offers training in
web design and training on various software. Emphasis is given to
Reading, Writing, Science, and Math. Many enrichment opportunities
are available such as art, music, dance, tennis, karate, rowing,
computer building, and field trips just to name a few.
20 WEST AVENUE LEARNING
CENTER
20 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK, 06854,
T : 203-838-8471
W : WWW.NORWALKHA.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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A.C.H.I.E.V.E PROGRAM
EDUCATION
A.C.H.E.I.V.E. offers before and after school programs that help
children grow intellectually and socially. Program open to all children
entering Grades K - 8.
Strong focus on academics, tutoring and helping children reach their
potential. Tutoring help, mentoring, recreational activities, arts and
crafts. Cultural enrichment programs and field trips Snack upon
arrival from school.
Kidzachieve was founded by the late Alonzo Virgil. The Kidzachieve
motto is "All Children Have the Intelligence, Enthusiasm and Values
to Excel."
A.C.H.I.E.V.E
9 Main Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-354-2753
W : www.kidzachieve.com
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children entering Grades
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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ADULT LEARNING CENTER | CARVER
EDUCATION
The BOE Adult Learning Center provides GED classes, ESL, and
employability skills training.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : FREE
&nbsp;
Call for more information
Ages : 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Requirements :
CALL THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DIRECTLY.
&nbsp;
AVAILABLE&nbsp;TO NORWALK RESIDENTS ONLY!
Referral Required :
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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT FAMILY & CHILDREN'S AGENCY
(located at Norwalk Community College/NCC)
EDUCATION
Family & Children’s Agency seeks to improve the lives of Norwalk’s
middle school youth by enabling their successful transition into high
school and increasing their ability to be productive, independent
young adults.
This is accomplished by providing a safe and
structured community-based After School Program for students to
improve academic performance, develop character, and promote
healthy peer interactions and lifestyles.
The program meets weekdays from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Students are
expected to attend all five days per week throughout the school
year. The program operates on the school calendar and does not
offer programs during holidays and vacations. A small summer
program is offer for a select group of students.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 855-8765
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Our standard monthly fee for
families is $75.00.&nbsp; Families with
students on reduced lunch pay
$50.00/month and those with students on
free lunch pay $25.00/month.
The program is in partnership with Norwalk Community College and
located on their campus. Students are transported by vans from their
respective middle school to the NCC campus each day.
French : No
Students have snack and social time upon arrival followed by a
minimum period of 45 minutes of academic work. This includes
homework assistance and independent learning. Staff and volunteer
tutors are available for assistance with academics. The second half
of the program day consists of character development and
enrichment activities (culinary classes, various arts classes,
recreation, knitting, juggling, acting/improvisation, animal science,
etc.).
Days :
Monday
- Friday
On Fridays
the program is divided by gender for leadership and life
skills programming. The gender based groups – Girls’ Challenge
and Boys’ Council – have guided discussions, guest speakers,
peer/team building activities, community service projects, field trips,
AFTER
SCHOOL & BEYOND
and more.
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Middle School Students
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : No
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Referral Required :
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AFTER THE BELL - NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EDUCATION
After the Bell (ATB) was created to make the connection between
the school day and out of school time. It is the before and after
school program at CRANBURY, KENDALL, ROWAYTON AND
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, managed by the Norwalk
Public Schools, and run in partnership with Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County at Kendall School, the YMCA of Norwalk at
Cranbury and Silvermine and The Norwalk Education Foundation at
Rowayton School. It is unique in that it bridges the school day with
out-of-school time through a school employee who acts as the after
school Site Coordinator for their school. Teachers, teachers’ aides,
and outside companies then offer specialized classes in fun
enrichment activities.
ATB Goals: 1. Support academic achievement; 2. Provide a wide
variety of high quality activities and enrichment programs; 3. Provide
a safe, nurturing environment with high quality staff.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4150
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.&nbsp; http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx&nbsp;
&nbsp;
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 5-12; Grade K - 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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AFTER-SCHOOL ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES - FOX RUN FRC
EDUCATION
The FRC's after-school enrichment program provides Fox Run
students with activities in the arts, athletics, computer and academic
skills two afternoons a week. Classes are taught by certified
teachers. Children requiring extra help with reading are also provided
with reading tutors before school through the Early Bird Reading
program.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
FOX RUN STUDENTS
Referral Required :
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ALL SAINTS SCHOOL
EDUCATION
We strive to create a curriculum which provides for the growth and
wholeness in each child, and the guidance to assist in their
development as total persons: spiritually, morally, intellectually,
physically and socially. The philosophy of the school flows from the
school's position in the Roman Catholic Church.
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
139 WEST ROCKS ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3881
W : www.ascs.net
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - TRAININGS
EDUCATION
Training in CPR, First Aid and Automated External Defibrillator.
Courses also available in Babysitter's Training, Aquatics, Pet First
Aid, as well as career training for CNA, Phlebotomists/EKG.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT CHAPTER, DARIEN
EDUCATION
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting training program and a transportation
service for senior citizens.
Staff is available for Armed Forces Services communications and
disaster emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 877-287-3327; 2
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Mon - Thu, 8:30am - 4:30pm; Fri, 8:30am - 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT REGION
EDUCATION
The American Red Cross provides disaster relief free of charge to
people displaced by natural or human-caused disaster; health &
safety education; service to the Armed Forces; blood collection; and
international tracing services. The chapter provides Disaster Relief,
Health & Safety Training and disaster preparedness education to
provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare
for and respond to emergencies. Disaster relief is free to victims and
funded by donations. Volunteer opportunities include: Disaster Relief
Services; supporting blood drives; providing Health & Safety training;
Office administration, and other needs. For more information, visit
www.ctredcross.org. We'll train you for volunteer service.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No cost for volunteer training.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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BARK PROGRAM | NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL
EDUCATION
The BARK Program at Nathan Hale Middle School is one of the first
off-site after school programs offered in collaboration with the Carver
Center. The program is headed by a certified teacher from Nathan
Hale and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment and Recreation.
Enrichment programs include: Cartooning, Improvisation, Cooking,
Art, Photography, Dancing, Videography, Financial Literacy, Cultural
and Educational trips, Robotics, Self-esteem Groups, Adventure
Based Counseling and more.
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
176 Strawberry Hill Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2910
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 11 to 14 (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Physical and completed application required.
Referral Required :
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BASIC LITERACY & ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER
LANGUAGES
EDUCATION
FSW Literacy Volunteers teaches adults to read, write and/or speak
English. We work with those adults who have the lowest skills-those
below the fifth grade level. If the learners do not speak English as
their first language, FSWLVworks on conversational English. The
learning takes place in small groups or one on one.
FSWLV trains and supports volunteers to teach either Basic Literacy
(BL) or English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). The
training programs take place over a period of 4 - 6 weeks. After the
training, the volunteers are matched with one or more learners to
meet on a day and time that is convenient for both the tutor and
learner. Tutors and learners work together for two hours per week.
Tutors must speak English clearly and be clearly understood.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Referral Required :
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CARVER AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR EDUCATION AND
RECREATION (CASPER)
EDUCATION
The program is licensed by the State of Connecticut Department of
Public Health.
CASPER (Carver After School Program for Education and
Recreation) serves elementary students at the Carver Center site.
This is one of the most affordable options for Norwalk parents and is
headed by a certified teacher. The program is licensed by CT
Department of Health. The program gives elementary school children
grades K-5 a safe, secure, after school environment, and social and
recreational skills. C.A.S.P.E.R. students participate in tutoring,
structured recreation, socialization, and enrichment activities during
the school year. Dr. Elena Levy of the University of Connecticut runs
a reading program for every participating student. Each student
receives an hour and a half of reading of one-on-one and group
reading each week. The CASPER Program Manager works
collaboratively with the school administrators and teachers to monitor
reading levels and grades.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Yes
&nbsp;
Monthly fees&nbsp;are as follows:
$150/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 5:30PM.
$170/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 6:30PM.
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Elementary Students only
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
DEPENDING ON THE SERVICES WE ACCEPT STATE SUBSIDIES.
&nbsp;
PHYSICAL AND COMPLETED APPLICATION REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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CMT PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
EDUCATION
CMT—Connecticut Mastery Test Preparation Program
An intense three days per week program that works closely with
students who scored near proficient on the Connecticut Mastery
Test. The program is headed by two certified teachers and utilizes
the Study Island Program (computer based program) used
throughout the district for CMT Preparation:
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899-2970
The goal is to increase students’ performance to score proficient or
goal on the standardized CMT (Connecticut Mastery Test).
Fee : Yes
&nbsp;
Monthly fees&nbsp;are as follows:
$150/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 5:30PM.
$170/monthly with transportation from
school to Carver from 3PM to 6:30PM.
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Guidance Counselors and
Teachers
Days :
TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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COLLEGE COUNSELING - JFS
EDUCATION
Provides services for teens and families. Provides a realistic
understanding of the college admissions process and direction on
how to select a suitable college as well as information about college
life. Includes SAT or ACT preparation. Goals are to provide a range
of schools consistent with expressed student/family values;
encourage
appropriate
family
participation;
and
reduce
student/parent anxiety. Also serves students with special needs.
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations:
Suite 602, 733 Summer Street, Stamford
431 Post Road East, Westport
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : ALL WHO COULD BENEFIT
FROM THE SERVICES
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Also serves students with special needs
Referral Required :
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COLLEGE FOR KIDS AT NCC
EDUCATION
Offers fun, challenging enrichment classes including cooking,
computers, Movie Making, American Red Cross certified babysitting,
Art, Study Skills, Science, Acting, Digital Photo, Lego/Engineering
Fundamentals. Friday is Family Night. Classes are on Saturdays
during the school year - see website or call for information Monday Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Pre-registration is required. A parent MUST
attend Friday is Family Night events with children. The fees for
Friday nights are $15 for each child, and $15 for each parent. Please
pack a snack for Saturday classes. Parents must accompany
children to and from classes.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-3337
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Yes
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Summer classes are Monday-Friday each week.
Referral Required :
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COLLEGIATE AWARENESS & PREPARATION (CONNCAP) AT
NCC
EDUCATION
In partnership with the Norwalk Public Schools, ConnCAP guides
50+ Norwalk low income students from 8th grade graduation to
college entry with a six-wek academic summer program and
year-round academic support services, including college prep
academic planning, career exploration, community service and
college tours. ConnCAP juniors and seniors can earn college credit.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-6821
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
NOTE: NCC's ConnCAP Mentoring program began in September
2011
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Students in the ConnCAP program must be U.S.
&nbsp;Citizans who are income eligible and whose custodial
parents have not completed a 4 Year college degree.
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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COLONIAL VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
EDUCATION
Homework assistance, computer skills and academic skills
development, enrichment for elementary school students. Open to
students living in Norwalk Housing. M-F, 2:30-7:30PM
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
Referral Required :
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION - SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS CENTER
EDUCATION
The Sexual Assault Crisis and Education Center provides free
professional educational programming surrounding the issues of
sexual assault, sexual harassment, date rape, date rape drugs,
internet safety, child sexual abuse and more. For more information or
to schedule a presentation, please call the center.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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COMPUTER TRAINING - JFS
EDUCATION
Individual and/or group computer lessons for the novice or those who
need to upgrade their skills. Especially geared to the mature worker.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Open
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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DARIEN/STAMFORD CHAPTER - AMERICAN RED CROSS
EDUCATION
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting program and a transportation service
for senior citizens.Darien office hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 8:30am to 3pm but staff is
available for Armed Forces Services communications and disaster
emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2586
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
M-TH 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
EDUCATION
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DR. ROBERT E. APPLEBY SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
EDUCATION
The School Based Health Centers provide accessible, high quality
medical and mental healthcare to adolescents at the three high
schools and Nathan Hale Middle School students while school is in
session.
Healthcare Services include physicals, diagnosis and treatment of
illness and minor injuries, sport physicals, immunizations, nutrition
counseling and health education. Staff includes a Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant, and part-time Pediatrician.
Mental Healthcare Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric
and medication evaluation and medication management. Individual,
group and family counseling are available. When necessary,
referrals may be made to outside health specialists (these services
may involve a cost to the students.)
Staffed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a licensed Advance
Practice RN or Physician's Assistant, a Social Work Supervisor, a
consulting Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Program Director. These
professionals work closely with school personnel.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
The School Based Health Centers are located at:
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Parental consent form required
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & LITERACY
EDUCATION
We are actively working to prepare all of Norwalk’s young children
for school through participation in the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council and our involvement in efforts going on at the state level.
We play a leadership role as a member of the NECC Steering
Committee and we are the fiscal agent for the Graustein Memorial
Fund investment in Norwalk’s early childhood work.
Our current focus is supporting parent education and engagement
with a particular emphasis on early literacy. We have provided
support for bringing the Reach Out and Read program back to the
Norwalk Community Health Center.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
We also support Child FIRST and STAR Rubino Birth to Three.
These programs are addressing the physical, mental and emotional
needs of young children and their families.
We have provided support so toddlers could continue to attend
preschool during the summer to address summer slide.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LITERACY
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EARTHPLACE NURSERY SCHOOL
EDUCATION
State licensed nursery school. Earthplace Nursery School offers a
unique nature-oriented program, with a child centered curriculum and
developmentally appropriate activities. We are dedicated to providing
enjoyable learning experiences that enable children to develop a
strong sense of self and an appreciation of the world around them.
Earthplace also offers Summer Camp for Preschoolers.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Preschoolers
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
EDUCATION
Requirements :
Call for information.
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EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
EDUCATION
We provide all the library facilities and also have different programs
like Story Hours and Sing Along for children. Please check our
website
to
learn
more
about
our
programs: www.eastnorwalklibrary.org
EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
51 VAN ZANT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-838-0408
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 12:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
LIBRARIES
Referral Required :
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ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES
EDUCATION
Free English classes for speakers of other languages, ages 18 and
up. Please call ahead for information and to register.
EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
51 VAN ZANT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-838-0408
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER AT NCC
EDUCATION
The Mission of The Fairfield County Women's Center (FCWC) at
Norwalk Community College is to promote the advancement of
women through educational programs and resources and to increase
awareness of womenís issues in the community, workplace, and
home. The goals of the Fairfield County Women's Center are to
foster a supportive environment that promotes empowerment, equity,
and self actualization. The Fairfield County Women's Center is a
central clearinghouse for information about and for women of
Fairfield County. We provide information and referrals to most
human service agencies in Fairfield County.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-6941
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : No
Programs: FCWC creates programming for presentation, panel
discussions, conferences and documentary films as well as guest
speakers for class discussions throughout the academic year. Topics
are selected and developed each semester with faculty members
committed to examining women's perspectives within each discipline.
A sampling of topics includes Women in Non-Traditional Careers,
Entrepreneurial Endeavors, Job Readiness Skills, IPV and Nursing
Care, Understanding Gender Stereotypes, Money Basics, Cancer
Prevention, Creating Healthier Relationships, Safe & Single, and
Identifying Domestic Violence.
Who Refers : All programs are free.
Free Walk-In Information Sessions Monthly informal meetings with
representatives from local agencies to talk about issues important to
you - job readiness, credit information, relationships, sexual health,
dating etc.
Days :
Monday
Women's- Friday
Club For NCC students - Organizes events and creates
programs that encourage and uplift women. The club holds meetings
on the first Monday of every month and sponsors events throughout
the year. Please call 203/857-6941 in advance to confirm time and
SUPPORT
& SELF-HELP
GROUPS
location of each
event.
Referral Required :
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FAMILY SERVICES - SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
EDUCATION
To meet the educational, counseling, vocational, employment,
emotional, cultural and recreational needs of individuals and families
with children.
Services include youth educational and recreational activities,
general counseling, information and referrals, interpretation and
translation services, English as a Second Language and Basic
Clerical Skills.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-663-7342
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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FOX RUN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
EDUCATION
The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Fox Run Elementary School
helps to connect families, the school and community through
programs such as early and family literacy, Adult ESL, Parents As
Teachers family support, positive youth development programs and
training support for home-based daycare providers.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
While it does not operate a preschool, the FRC at Fox Run School
helps families find quality childcare for children age birth - middle
school. In addition, before and after-school enrichment programs are
provided at Fox Run School.
Fee : Call for more information
The Family Resource Center provides free developmental
screenings for all Norwalk children age 4 to 60 months. Please call
for an appointment.
The FRC also provides SummerCare, an extended day summer
program wrapping around the hours of the Norwalk Parks and
Recreation Dept.'s Summer Play and Learn program.
The Family Resource Center also provides training and support for
Norwalk home-based daycare providers. Providers should call or
visit the FRC website for current information on programs.
ELIGIBILITY: Priority is given to families of children attending or who
will attend Fox Run Elementary School. However, many programs,
such as adult ESL, parenting and daycare workshops, are open to all
Days
: residents.
Norwalk
MONDAY - FRIDAY
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : prenatal to 99
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
Fee for some programs. Call for information.
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GESELL INSTITUTE
EDUCATION
Workshops for teachers and parents are offered, as well as books on
child development. Programs cover topics such as child
behavior,school
readiness,
parent-teacher
communication,kindergarten
transition,
and
developmentally
appropriate classrooms. Services include:
GESELL INSTITUTE OF HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
310 PROSPECT STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06511
T : 203-777-3481
W:
WWW.GESELLINSTITUTE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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HORIZONS STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
EDUCATION
Founded in 1964, the Horizons Student Enrichment Program is a
scholarship program that provides academic, athletic and cultural
opportunities to low-income students ages six to eighteen from
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan and surrounding
communities. The six-week Summer Program enrolls over 250
children. Throughout the rest of the year, Winter Connection
enrichment activities, such as tutoring, music lessons, Saturday
School, and workshops are offered to students and their parents. In
the Outreach Program, Horizons works with recent graduates,
providing guidance and support through the high school years. One
means of reaching these young adults is through a mentoring
program that matches adult mentors with Horizons high school
students. All Horizons offerings are designed to build skills, promote
potential and self-esteem, and encourage a lifelong interest in
learning.
HORIZONS STUDENT
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
545 PONUS RIDGE
P.O. BOX 997
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-972-7005
W:
WWW.HORIZONSKIDS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
EDUCATION
Investigate and resolve complaints of unfair employment practices or
the denial of full and equal public accommodations or discrimination
in housing including claims of unequal treatment based on race,
color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, alienage, sex, age,
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, lawful
source of income, present or past history of mental disorder, mental
retardation, or physical disability. Conduct programs of education,
study, research, investigation and action related to equal rights for
all. Promote mutual understanding and respect among, and
encourage and assure equality of opportunity for, all citizens of
Norwalk.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
EDUCATION
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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KIDS IN CRISIS
EDUCATION
The Kids in Crisis mission is to protect infants, children and teens
from abuse and family crisis. To this end we provide free,
round-the-clock crisis intervention, counseling, emergency shelter,
and prevention programs in local communities and advocacy
throughout Connecticut.
Services include:
24 hour Helpline
24 hour face-to-face Crisis Intervention and Outreach Emergency
Shelter
Community Education Programs on critical issues such as cyber
bullying, internet safety, suicide prevention.
School-based Bullying Prevention Programs for elementary school
students
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : newborn to 17 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
EDUCATION
Requirements :
No fee for service
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LITERACY VOLUNTEERS PROGRAM AT NORWALK PUBLIC
LIBRARY
EDUCATION
LVSFC has several volunteer opportunities. Volunteers, with the
support of trained professional staff, are an integral part of the
services being delivered to some of this area’s most needy adults. It
is only with the help of altruistic-minded volunteers that LVSFC is
able to positively impact the lives of more than 1,000 adults each
year. Volunteer opportunities are tailored to availability. Volunteers
can choose from one or more of the following areas ( Just to name a
few ):
·
Tutor (Basic Literacy or ESOL)
·
Tutor Trainer
·
Office Support
·
Newsletter Editor
·
Computer Lab Assistant
Literacy development programs are offered in:
Basic Literacy (Classes in reading and writing English)
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Workplace Literacy
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Ages : 16 and older (no longer e
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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MEADOW GARDENS AND KING-KENNEDY LEARNING CENTERS
EDUCATION
Part-time satellite Learning Centers located at King-Kennedy and
Meadow Gardens provide after school homework assistance and
special school projects. Special attention is given to Math, Reading,
and Writing. There are many enrichment activities offered, such as
dance, music, karate, art, and field trips.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : NHA or Section 8 Subsidized
Residents Only
Days :
Monday-Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Meadow Gardens Learning Center: 899-0729
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
EDUCATION
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
Monday-Friday
MENTORING
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NORWALK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
EDUCATION
NCC is a fully-accredited, state, non-residential, two year college
offering 37 degree and 25 certificate programs in liberal arts and
sciences, business, engineering, information technology, health
careers, nursing and early childhood education, which can lead to an
Associate's Degree, to certification or to the acquisition of career or
personal skills. Open to the public, NCC's Early Childhood Education
Laboratory School offers quality daycare for children 6 mos-5 years.
The Family Economic Security Program works with returning adult
students who are parents to help them meet their personal, financial,
academic and career goals by offering financial support,
individualized coaching and educational programs. FESP also
supports working families in identifying resources and services to
help enhance economic self-sufficiency.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-7000
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Requirements :
LAB SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN OF STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
EDUCATION
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
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NORWALK CONTINUING EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Norwalk Public Schools Continuing Education offers GED
Preparation, ESL, Basic Education and High School Diploma
Programs (In order to participate in GED and High School Diploma
Programs you must be withdrawn from High School).
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4115
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
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NORWALK EDUCATION FOUNDATION
EDUCATION
The Norwalk Education Foundation is an independent non-profit
organization. Its mission is to enhance the understanding, support
and advocacy for educational improvements that sustain and drive
student achievement for all of Norwalkís children.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4068
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday -Friday, Year Round
EDUCATION
Requirements :
Call for specific information
Referral Required :
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NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL | YDP
EDUCATION
The YDP program has ninth, tenth and eleventh graders enrolled
and will add only enroll ninth graders each year moving forward.
Students receive daily academic support including PSAT Prep,
CAPT Prep, and subject tutoring. Participants who have strong
academic performances earn the opportunity for a paid internship or
job placement. Two days per week is spent in the classroom and
three days is spent in a paid internship or job. Students who have not
earned strong academic performance are expected to participate in
the program for four days per week. Enrichment programs include:
Cartooning, Improvisation, Cooking, Art, Photography in
collaboration with NicaPhoto (Nicaragua), Dancing, Videography,
Financial Literacy, Cultural and Educational trips, Self-esteem
Groups, and Adventure Based Counseling.This program has a
strong technology and science component. Certified Teachers from
Norwalk High School coordinates the program and teachers offer
project based learning opportunities. There is a focus on global
awareness and students work collaborative with an advocate for
student in Nagarote, Nicaragua. Last year a group of students spent
eight days in Nicaragua working alongside their peers on two
community projects (Garden and a Mural). Students photography
projects will help build homes in Nagarote.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
55 County Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203 838 4481
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Teachers and Guidance
Counselors
Days :
Monday through Thursday
EDUCATION
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY LEARNING CENTERS
EDUCATION
After-school programs, Summer program, Early Childhood Program
Birth through age 3 (with Parent), Literacy program, Art program
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : free to residents
Ages : Kdg through Grade 12
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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Norwalk Mentor Program
EDUCATION
Partnering with the Norwalk Public Schools, the Norwalk Mentor
Program recruits, trains and matches adult mentors with assigned
youth at all public schools. This is a school based model - the
Mentor commits to a one hour visit per week, at the school that the
mentee attends. Together with each school liaison, the Mentor
Program Director assists the building of the relationship b/w a
positive adult role model and the child.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : None
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday thru Friday
MENTORING
Requirements :
The mentee (child) is determined eligible for the program by the
individual school liaison.&nbsp;
Referral Required :
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
EDUCATION
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EDUCATION
Norwalk Public Schools has 19 schools - 12 Elementary, 4 Middle,
and 3 High Schools. Information about the school system can be
obtained by going to the website, calling the main office between 8
a.m. and 4 p.m., or by calling an individual school directly. For school
numbers please refer to the phone book, or the NPS website.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
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NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS INFORMATION HOTLINE
EDUCATION
General Information, school closings and delays.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4123
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : No
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
EDUCATION
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
EDUCATION
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
EDUCATION
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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NORWALK WORKS - NEON
EDUCATION
Career Resources, Inc./SW CTWorks One Stop: The Adult Learning
Center is now home to our regionís TFA Case Management entity,
Career Resources, Inc. Career Resources is also our Regionís One
Stop operator. Southwestern Connecticutís Regional CTWorks
(DOL) in order to provide space and classrooms for workshops.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DSS/DOL
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Requirements :
INCOME GUIDELINES
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NPS PRESCHOOL AND EARLY IDENTIFICATION &
INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
EDUCATION
Norwalk Public Schools provides early identification and intervention
services for preschool children who may be at risk. The areas
include speech and language, gross and fine motor skills,
socialization, self-help and basic developmental skills. Preschool
programs are offered through Kids Incorporated, the early
intervention program, which is Located in 5 elementary schools in
environments designed specifically for atypical preschool children. A
significant aspect of the early intervention program is the inclusion of
typically developing students in the Kids Incorporated program. In
addition, atypical students not enrolled in Kids Incorporated have an
opportunity for individual services.
The NPS Early Intervention Team is well versed in the area of child
development,and consists of the Special Education Administrator, a
Social Worker, Speech and Language Pathologist, Psychologist and
Special Education Teacher. Kids Incorporated is staffed by Special
Educators at each of the sites, assisted by paraprofessionals. No fee
for atypical children. Fee for the typically developing student.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-4135
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Preschool
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referral required by the parent
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Requirements :
ASSESSMENT REQUIRED FOR ATYPICAL CHILDREN
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PARKWAY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
EDUCATION
Co-ed elementary education. Call for information.
PARKWAY CHRISTIAN
ACADEMY
260 NEW CANAAN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-847-5623
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
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PREVENT CHILD ABUSE CONNECTICUT
EDUCATION
Non-profit program dedicated to the prevention of all forms of child
maltreatment with an emphasis on promoting healthy family
relationships and commnity engagement. Services include:
Wheeler Clinic
91 Northwest Drive
Plainville , CT, 06062
T : 800-244-5373
W : www.wheelerclinic.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : CALL FOR
INFORMATION-DEPENDS ON PROGRAM.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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PRIDE PROGRAM | PONUS MIDDLE SCHOOL
EDUCATION
PRIDE Program at Ponus Ridge Middle School is one of the off-site
after school programs. The program is headed by a certified teacher
from Ponus Ridge Middle School and has a balance of Academic,
Enrichment and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in
subjects that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities
include: Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands
-on-Science by Maritime Aquarium, Robotics, Photography, Latin
Dance, Hip Hop Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based
Counseling, Self Esteem Groups (Sistah to Sistah and Project
MALE) and Visual Arts.
PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
21 Hunters Lane
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203 847 3557
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
Ages : 11 to 14 Years Old (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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PUTTING CHILDREN FIRST
EDUCATION
The parent education program "Putting Children First" is a mandatory
program for parents who are in court over divorce, child support,
custody or other family matters that involve children under 18 years
old. To register for this course, parents need to call Family Centers:
203-324-3167. Although both parents must attend this program they
do not have to attend the same class.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
Referral Required :
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REACH PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
EDUCATION
The REACH program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in subjects
that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include: Career
Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands -on- Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Robotics, Hip Hop
Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling, Self
Esteem Groups and Visual Arts and much more.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2970
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : 11 to 14 Years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
PROGRAM IS FREE
Students are referred by teachers and guidance counselor.
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ROCK CLIMBERS | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
EDUCATION
Rock Climbers is one of the first off-site after school Programs of
Carver. The program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teachers tutor students in specific subject
areas that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include:
Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Hip Hop
Dance,
Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling,
Self-Esteem Groups, and Visual Arts. Students participate in an
internship program and perform community services frequently. This
program has grown to serve more than 90 students.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2790
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
&nbsp;
Referrals from teachers and Guidance
counselors
Ages : 11 to 14 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY through THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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ROODNER COURT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
EDUCATION
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework
assistance and special school projects. Special attention is given to
Math, Reading, and Writing. The Center is equipped with a state of
the art computer lab to train the children. There are many enrichment
activities such as tennis, golf, art, music, dance, and field trips, just to
name a few. The service is voluntary and free.
ROODNER COURT
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
11 Ingalls Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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School Age Childcare at Fox Run Elementary
EDUCATION
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
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School Age Childcare Columbus School
EDUCATION
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
COLUMBUS MAGNET
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
46 Concord Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
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SCHOOL TO CAREER
EDUCATION
Students in the School To Career internship program must be at
least 16 years old and commit to working 12 continuous months or
participate in a summer internship. Students can be sophomores,
juniors or seniors. Students will also be mentored by the program
coordinators on a regular basis.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-852-9488
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
Days :
High School Schedule
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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SCHOOLS OF HOPE
EDUCATION
Schools of Hope program gives the principal and teachers the ability
to bring readers into the classroom for extra one-on- one and small
group work with students, add reading materials, and increase
professional development and coaching.
The relationship has lead to a partnership that now includes Norwalk
Community College. United Way is also able to provide books
through our Read to Grow literacy partnership and to leverage the
learning we have from our 5 years of experience with our other
Schools of Hope. These schools have shown a measureable
improvement in the number of students achieving 3rd grade reading
goals as measured by 3rd grade CMTs.
We are also supporting Fox Run Elementary school classrooms (K
through 3) with resources for students in need of extra support to
achieve reading at grade level by grade 3.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
Days :
High School Schedule
LITERACY
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SICKLE CELL SUPPORT & EDUCATION
EDUCATION
Sickle education, counseling and support is provided to those
individuals affected by the disease and the community at large, with
the help of a Care Coordinator part time. Support group meetings,
once a week, are offered to family members and those affected by
the disease. Please call first.
There is an emergency medical assistance fund to help in an
emergency medical crisis. We provide excellent networking for our
families.
. Please call first.
ST. LUKE'S LIFEWORKS
141 FRANKLIN STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 888-745-2327
W : WWW.STLUKESLIFEWORK
S.ORG
Fee : No
Who Refers : SOCIAL WORKER, DCF, DSS
ETC.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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SIDE BY SIDE CHARTER SCHOOL
EDUCATION
We are a progressive charter school. For further information please
visit our website. The mission of the Side by Side Community School
is to create a multiracial learning environment for urban and
suburban children, preschool to eighth grades, and their families that
will promote social justice. There is a Family Resource Center on
site. Playgroups for parents/caregivers and their toddlers are offered
weekly along with personal visits by certified parent educators. For
more information, please call the school office.
SIDE BY SIDE CHARTER
SCHOOL
10 Chestnut Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-0306
W : www.sbscharter.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EDUCATION
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
EDUCATION
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN
EDUCATION
Stepping Stones Museum for Children broadens and enriches the
educational opportunities for children ages 10 and under to enhance
their understanding of the world. The Museum seeks to create an
environment that inspires life-long learning and supports parents,
caregivers and educators as facilitators of children's explorations.
Group tour discounts are available for 10 or more people.
STEPPING STONES MUSEUM
FOR CHILDREN
MATHEWS PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-0606
W : WWW.STEPPINGSTONESM
USEUM.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 10 and under
Spanish : Yes
Days :
TUES. - SUN. AND MON. FROM JULY 1-LABOR DAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
EDUCATION
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
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URBAN LEAGUE
EDUCATION
Training, education, housing, economic development and
employment programs to empower individuals and families and build
stronger communities. Call or visit our website for information on the
variety of program offerings for various ages.
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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WASHINGTON VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
EDUCATION
Professional and certified teachers and tutors provide after school
homework and special school projects assistance. The program
focuses on Reading, Writing, and Math. Many enrichment activities
are offered, such as dance, music, karate, art. Field trips to cultural
activities, museums and plays are also offered.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children in Grades 1-8
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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WEIR FARM NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
EDUCATION
Weir Farm National Historic Site preserves the summer home and
studio of the American painter J. Alden Weir (1852-1919).Tours, art
exhibits, children's art classes, visiting artists, and historic Painting
Sites Trail, Take Part in Art - watercolor painting program offered on
weekends. The park includes a Visitor Center, fields, wetland areas,
woods, streams, Weir pond, and farm buildings.
WEIR FARM NATIONAL
HISTORIC SITE
735 NOD HILL ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-1896
W : WWW.NPS.GOV/WEFA
Fee : No
Days :
Wednesday-Sunday: 9am-5pm, May - October
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM | PLUS
EDUCATION
A comprehensive educational program for middle and high school
youth to encourage and support members in their pursuit of higher
education. The programs provide tutoring, college application
assistance, financial aid assistance, and SAT preparation. To further
encourage our youth, the Carver Center organizes tours to a number
of local and national colleges in the spring and fall. In addition, the
Carver Center administers a scholarship fund and support services
to help our young people achieve their goals. Carver hosts several
events including Career Fairs, Youth Forums, College Boot Camp
(simulation of college life for female and males), "Meet the
professionals" Series, Robotics, Astronomy, Hands-on-Science,
Nutrition and Wellness and more.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : N0. Free program.
Ages : Ages 11 - 18
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
PHYSICAL AND COMPLETED APPLICATION REQUIRED
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
EDUCATION
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: DARIEN
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Our Darien location has a Clothing Center which is open to anyone.
Clients can make an appointment once a month to pick out free
clothing and household goods in the center. The Food Pantry in
Darien is open to residents of Darien., New Canaan and Stamford
who have been referred for an emergency food order by a social
worker. In addition, there are caseworkers on staff at
Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : No fee
Who Refers : Referral by social worker required to the Person-to Person Darien Food Pantry for
emergency food order for residents of Darien, New Canann and Stamford. In addition there are
caseworkers on staff who can provide qualified clients with financial assistance.
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Our Darien location Clothing Center is open to anyone. Clients can make an appointment once a month
to pick out free clothing and household goods in the center.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: NORWALK
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Person-to Person's Norwalk location has a food pantry that is open
to residents of Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton. Clients can
make an appointment for food once a month. There are caseworkers
on staff at Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with
financial assistance. Norwalk also has a furniture program that
accepts donations of gently used furniture and matched and delivers
it to clients in need.
PERSON TO PERSON NORWALK
76 South Main Street
Norwalk , CT, 06854
T : 203-963-1650
W : www.p2Helps.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:00PM. 2nd Saturday of the month,
9:00AM - 12:00PM
FURNITURE
Requirements :
Clients can make an apoointment for food onve a month.
Caseworkers on staff can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
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2-1-1
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
United Way 2-1-1 connects you to the local services you need, from
financial and utility assistance, food, housing, child care,after school
programs, elder care, crisis intervention and substance abuse, to
volunteer opportunities and much more.
2-1-1 is available 24 hours a day every day of the year. Multilingual
assistance and TDD access is also available.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Dial 2-1-1 to reach a call specialist who will assess your needs and
provide referrals to the resources in your community.
Fee : No
Search the 2-1-1 Online Database search online. Search by location,
service category, service term, or agency to find the resources you
need.
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
2-1-1
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2-1-1
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T:
211
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
7 days a week
HOTLINES
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
The National AIDS hotline is the only HIV/AIDS Hotline open 24
hours a day, 365 days a year.
HOTLINE
T : 800-232-4636
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
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ALZHEIMER'S HELPLINE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
ALZHEIMER'S HELPLINE
HOTLINE
T : 800-272-3900
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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CANCERCARE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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CANCERCARE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-842-2288
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
HOTLINES
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CHILD FIND OF AMERICA
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
IF YOU NEED TO REPORT A MISSING CHILD:
First, call 9-1-1 Then, call Child Find at 1-800-I-AM-LOST
HOTLINE
T : 800-426-5678
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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CHILD FIND OF AMERICA
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-822-8428
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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CHILD FIND OF AMERICA
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 203-327-KIDS
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 203-853-0418
Fee : No
Days :
7 DAYS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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EMERGENCY MOBILE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE FOR CHILDREN
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
The Emergency Mobile Crisis Program provides assessment, triage,
and short-term crisis intervention for children and adolescents in
emotional or behavioral crisis.This program responds 24 hrs a day 7
days a week to children or adolescents in emotional or behavioral
crisis, and their families or guardians. The Child and Family
Guidance Center is the lead contractor for EMPS of Southern
Connecticut, sub-contracting services in portions of the region to
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance and The Child Guidance Centerof
Southern Connecticut.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-212-6531
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Any child under age 19
Insurance : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
MENTAL HEALTH
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Emergency Shelter for children newborn to 17 years of age.
KIDS IN CRISIS
1 SALEM STREET
Greenwich , CT, 06807
T : 203-327-KIDS
W : WWW.KIDSINCRISIS.ORG
Fee : No fee for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 877-287-3327
Fee : No fee for services
Days :
Emergencies 24/7 by phone at (877) 287-3327
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-843-5678
Fee : No fee for services
Days :
Emergencies 24/7 by phone at (877) 287-3327
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 203-327-KIDS
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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EMERGENCY SHELTER - KIDS IN CRISIS
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 2-1-1
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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NATIONAL RUNAWAY SWITCHBOARD
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Call 1-800-RUNAWAY if you are thinking of running from home, if
you have a friend who has runaway, or if you are a runaway ready to
go home.
HOTLINE
T : 800-621-4000
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
HOTLINES
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POISON INFORMATION
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Call for fast, free, effective advice about poisonings.
HOTLINE
T : 800-222-1222
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
HOTLINES
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POISON INFORMATION
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
NORWALK POLICE
DEPARTMENT
1 MONROE STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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POISON INFORMATION
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 203-251-9392
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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SAFE AND WELL WEBSITE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
Register yourself as “Safe and Well” in the event of a disaster to
provide reassurance to family and friends. Click on the “List Myself
as Safe and Well” button to register yourself. You can also search
the list for those who have listed themselves as “safe and well.”
Click on the “Search Registrants” button.
HOTLINE
T : 203-251-9392
Fee : No fee for service
Days :
7 days a week
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS HOTLINE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
24-hour Hotline is available in English and in Spanish providing crisis
counseling, support, and information to anyone in need. Certified
advocates are available to meet clients 24-hours a day at the
hospital or police stations throughout lower Fairfield County.
HOTLINE
T : 203-329-2929
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS HOTLINE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-842-0200
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS HOTLINE
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 2-1-1
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
EMERGENCY NUMBERS & HELPLINES
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ALL OUR KIN: FAMILY DAY CARE LICENSING PROJECT
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
A new program for Norwalkers! Have you always dreamed of
opening a family child care business in your own home? We can
help you! The Tool Kit project is a set of four boxes, each with a
notebook outlining, step-by-step, the process to achieve State of
Connecticut licensing as a family childcare home. The boxes contain
all the paperwork needed for licensure and the supporting materials
to complete those requirements. The boxes include a collection of
high-quality children’s picture books and curriculum materials. A
family childcare coordinator distributes the Tool Kit Boxes and
provides staff support to family childcare providers seeking
licensure.
BEN FRANKLIN CENTER
165 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-909-9151
W : www.allourkin.org
Fee : Yes. Licensing fees.
Ages : 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
Background check required.
Referral Required :
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DRESS FOR SUCCESS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
We are a non-profit organization that helps low income women to
make a tailored transition into the work force. We also provide career
development services. Referrals are required.
DRESS FOR SUCCESS
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
35 BRENTWOOD AVENUE
Fairfield , CT, 06825
T : 203-333-6505
W : www.dressforsuccess.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Area Non-profit or work
training programs.
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm & Wednesday 9:00
am- 8:00 pm
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
We just serve women.
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES - CT WORKS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
CT Department of Labor, A Partner in CTWorks provides:
employment services - career counseling, job search assistance,
employment workshops/seminars, job listings, resume writing
assistance and crtiquing and veteran services. Information available
on unemployment, training and other supportive services.
Businesses receive recruiting, job training,job listings on
CTJOBCentral, Work Opportunity Tax Credits (WOTC), Labor
Market Information and other related support. NOTE: Norwalk clients
are served at the Bridgeport Office.
CT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
(CT WORKS)
2 LAFAYETTE SQUARE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06604
T : 203-455-2700
W : www.ct.gov/dol
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION. NO COST.
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SERVICES - JFS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Diverse employment and training services to assist individuals find
work or change jobs. Includes community based programs with a
subsidized-on-the-job training component for qualified low income,
unemployed, or underemployed mature workers. On-site computer
training at all levels and home companion/home health aide trainig is
available. Opportunities for individuals to train for placement in the
agency's residential cleaning program. Seniors @ Work is a job
listing and referral service serving all employers and older workers in
lower Fairfield County.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M; FRIDAY. 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.
FINANCES
Requirements :
NOTE: For the most part, these services cover the lower Fairfield
County geographical area.
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES - URBAN LEAGUE
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Counseling services and resume preparation assistance are
provided for individuals seeking employment. The workforce program
prepares youth and adults for the world of work, including workplace
expectations including proper dress, attitude, and the importance of
being on time. Classes can be taken as workplace training or
individually and include: Introduction to Computers;Microsoft Office:
WORD,
EXCEL,
POWERPOINT,
PUBLISHER
AND
OUTLOOK;Interviewing for Maximum Results;Resume and Cover
Letter Preparation; QuickBooks for Professionals
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
Visit the Job Bank on the website www.ulsc.org and click on
Workforce Development for a listing of workshops, or email or call for
information.
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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GOODWILL - NORWALK RETAIL STORE
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
The retail store serves the community by providing household items
and clothing for cost conscious families. Goodwill retail stores
generate much of the financial support for the agency's vocational
rehabilitation programs for people with disabilities and special needs.
GOODWILL NORWALK RETAIL
STORE
15 Cross Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-0361
W : www.goodwillct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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HOME COMPANION/AIDE TRAINING - JFS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Seven week professional training course to prepare individuals to
care for those who need assistance in their homes. Students are
screened and upon successful course completion, are matched, as
appropriate, with agency clients. Typical responsibilities may include:
light meal preparation, food shopping, household chores and
transportation.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Nominal fees for course
materials and background check.
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
NOTE: Classes are held in the Stamford office.
Referral Required :
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HOPE WORKS - OPEN DOOR SHELTER
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
The objective of Hope Works is to prepare residents of Norwalk
Emergency Shelter, Inc. dba The Open Door Shelter for a career.
We provide participants with intense on-the-job training, academic
classroom learning experiences and an array of supports including
peer, professional, vocational, and post-placement services. Through
Hope Works, homeless individuals acquire the skills necessary to
obtain full-time employment and are given the opportunity to move
toward full independence.
NORWALK EMERGENCY
SHELTER INC. dba THE OPEN
DOOR SHELTER
4 MERRITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-1057
W:
www.norwalkemergencyshelter.or
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Sunday - Saturday
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
Call for information: 203-866-1057
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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LITERACY VOLUNTEERS PROGRAM AT NORWALK PUBLIC
LIBRARY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
LVSFC has several volunteer opportunities. Volunteers, with the
support of trained professional staff, are an integral part of the
services being delivered to some of this area’s most needy adults. It
is only with the help of altruistic-minded volunteers that LVSFC is
able to positively impact the lives of more than 1,000 adults each
year. Volunteer opportunities are tailored to availability. Volunteers
can choose from one or more of the following areas ( Just to name a
few ):
·
Tutor (Basic Literacy or ESOL)
·
Tutor Trainer
·
Office Support
·
Newsletter Editor
·
Computer Lab Assistant
Literacy development programs are offered in:
Basic Literacy (Classes in reading and writing English)
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Workplace Literacy
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Ages : 16 and older (no longer e
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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NEW AMERICAN SERVICES - JFS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Acculturation services, as well as social services, employment,
housing and educational counseling are available to New Americans.
Trained case manager is available to work with Russian refugees
and provide direct service linkages and referrals.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. THURS. 9:00 A.M.
- 5:00 P.M.
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NEW DIRECTIONS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Work readiness counseling and training designed to meet the needs
of individuals who must enter the workforce due to death, disability or
divorce of spouse. Includes office skills training.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NON-TRADITIONAL EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
A pre-apprenticeship training program held once a year in the spring
to prepare women to enter skilled trades apprenticeships.
Applications usually due in November. Information on non-traditional
occupations for women also available year-round.
PERMANENT COMMISSION ON
THE STATUS OF WOMEN
(PCSW)
18-20 TRINITY STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-8300
W:
WWW.CGA.STATE.CT.US/PCS
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
H.S. DIPLOMA OR GED
Referral Required :
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RESIDENTIAL CLEANING - JFS
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Learning and employment opportunities in professional cleaning.
Propsective cleaners are screeened, trained and matched up with
the needs of individual households, where they are employed as
"independent contractors." Hours to be arranged.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SCHOOL TO CAREER
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Students in the School To Career internship program must be at
least 16 years old and commit to working 12 continuous months or
participate in a summer internship. Students can be sophomores,
juniors or seniors. Students will also be mentored by the program
coordinators on a regular basis.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-852-9488
Fee : No
Days :
High School Schedule
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SCORE - SMALL BUSINESS COUNSELING
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
SCORE counselors are men and women with business and
professional backgrounds. They volunteer their time to provide free,
individual counseling and business planning for entrepreneurs
involved in small businesses and start-ups. Request for Counseling
Form available on website or call SCORE office. Business
workshops are also available during the year - see website for
schedule.
SCORE - SMALL BUSINESS
COUNSELING
24 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-847-7348
W:
WWW.SCORENORWALK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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SENIORS AT WORK
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Employment matching service for all employers and mature workers
in lower Fairfield County. The job seeker's experience, talents, skills
and interests are matched to paid employment opportunities, either
from the business sector or from a homeowner needing help with
household tasks. Jobs may be full time, part-time, temporary or for a
specific project.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : Seniors
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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SHELTERED EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Sheltered employment at STAR workshop. Vocational and social
skills training and supported employment for people with mental
retardation, including placement in local businesses and follow-up
support.
STAR LIGHTING THE WAY
182 WOLFPIT AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-9581
W : WWW.STARINC-LIGHTINGT
HEWAY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Department of Developmental
Disabilities
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Requirements :
RESIDENT OF GREATER NORWALK; AGE 18+; PRIMARY
DIAGNOSIS OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED/MENTALLY
RETARDED; DDS ELIGIBLE
Referral Required :
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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STRIVE
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
STRIVE is a job retention attitudinal training program for individuals
who are unemployed, underemployed or looking for a career change.
STRIVE provides the lifetime skills needed for today's job force. Our
program runs monthly and is a three week course Monday thru
Friday, 9am to 4pm. It is made up of three components. The first
component focuses on the individual's self-esteem, attitude and
presentation. STRIVE also helps applicants build their resumes,
cover letters, and follow-up letters from scratch. The second
component is Job Development. Each graduate of the STRIVE
program meets with the Job Developer who assists with matching up
their abilities and interests with finding a job. The third component is
Graduate Service Support. We provide a full two years of follow-up
support to our graduates in case they need assistance with child
care, housing, clothes, and areas that affect job retention.
STRIVE FAIRFIELD COUNTY
INC. (CT WORKS)
4 TAFT STREET
UNIT A2
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-9237
W : WWW.STRIVEFAIRFIELDC
OUNTY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
The Summer Youth Employment Program, administered by the
Mayor’s Office provides jobs for the young people ages 14-18, so
they can learn to navigate in a business environment, contribute to
the community, gain life skills, explore a specific profession and earn
money.For more information contact Darlene Young at
203-854-7702.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 14-18
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Applicants for the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program must
be&nbsp;at least 14 years old as of May 1, 2012;not be older than
18&nbsp;years old&nbsp;as of&nbsp;July 1, 2012;&nbsp;be a Norwalk resident.
&nbsp;
Referral Required :
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URBAN LEAGUE
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
Training, education, housing, economic development and
employment programs to empower individuals and families and build
stronger communities. Call or visit our website for information on the
variety of program offerings for various ages.
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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ADULT LEARNING CENTER | CARVER
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
The BOE Adult Learning Center provides GED classes, ESL, and
employability skills training.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : FREE
&nbsp;
Call for more information
Ages : 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Requirements :
CALL THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DIRECTLY.
&nbsp;
AVAILABLE&nbsp;TO NORWALK RESIDENTS ONLY!
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BASIC LITERACY & ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER
LANGUAGES
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
FSW Literacy Volunteers teaches adults to read, write and/or speak
English. We work with those adults who have the lowest skills-those
below the fifth grade level. If the learners do not speak English as
their first language, FSWLVworks on conversational English. The
learning takes place in small groups or one on one.
FSWLV trains and supports volunteers to teach either Basic Literacy
(BL) or English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). The
training programs take place over a period of 4 - 6 weeks. After the
training, the volunteers are matched with one or more learners to
meet on a day and time that is convenient for both the tutor and
learner. Tutors and learners work together for two hours per week.
Tutors must speak English clearly and be clearly understood.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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BUDGET COACHING
FINANCES
Assist low- to moderate-income families toward financial stability and
economic prosperity by matching each participant with a Budget
Coach who will coach them in ways to get their finances in order. At
the end of the program participants will know where their money is
going, get their debt under control and start to increase their
savings. Coaches are volunteers who have participated in the
training Co-opportunity provides which arms them with specific and
practical information on how families can increase their financial
stability, develop a realistic budget, claim tax credits and support
services and ultimately build their assets for a more secure future.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-1602
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : There is NO FEE for participating in
this program.
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Spanish : Call
FINANCES
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT & JOB TRAINING SERVICES - CT WORKS
FINANCES
CT Department of Labor, A Partner in CTWorks provides:
employment services - career counseling, job search assistance,
employment workshops/seminars, job listings, resume writing
assistance and crtiquing and veteran services. Information available
on unemployment, training and other supportive services.
Businesses receive recruiting, job training,job listings on
CTJOBCentral, Work Opportunity Tax Credits (WOTC), Labor
Market Information and other related support. NOTE: Norwalk clients
are served at the Bridgeport Office.
CT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
(CT WORKS)
2 LAFAYETTE SQUARE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06604
T : 203-455-2700
W : www.ct.gov/dol
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
CALL FOR INFORMATION. NO COST.
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SERVICES - JFS
FINANCES
Diverse employment and training services to assist individuals find
work or change jobs. Includes community based programs with a
subsidized-on-the-job training component for qualified low income,
unemployed, or underemployed mature workers. On-site computer
training at all levels and home companion/home health aide trainig is
available. Opportunities for individuals to train for placement in the
agency's residential cleaning program. Seniors @ Work is a job
listing and referral service serving all employers and older workers in
lower Fairfield County.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M; FRIDAY. 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.
FINANCES
Requirements :
NOTE: For the most part, these services cover the lower Fairfield
County geographical area.
Referral Required :
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES - URBAN LEAGUE
FINANCES
Counseling services and resume preparation assistance are
provided for individuals seeking employment. The workforce program
prepares youth and adults for the world of work, including workplace
expectations including proper dress, attitude, and the importance of
being on time. Classes can be taken as workplace training or
individually and include: Introduction to Computers;Microsoft Office:
WORD,
EXCEL,
POWERPOINT,
PUBLISHER
AND
OUTLOOK;Interviewing for Maximum Results;Resume and Cover
Letter Preparation; QuickBooks for Professionals
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
Visit the Job Bank on the website www.ulsc.org and click on
Workforce Development for a listing of workshops, or email or call for
information.
Referral Required :
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FOOD STAMPS (SNAP PROGRAM)
FINANCES
The Food Stamp Program serves pregnant women, and all ages.
Eligibility requirements apply.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FINANCES
Requirements :
MUST MEET GUIDELINES.
Referral Required :
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GAP FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
FINANCES
GAP financial assistance for utilities, fuel for Norwalk residents in
need. G.A.P. program helps people with medical bills and utility fees.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
MOTT AVENUE
UNION PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-5454
Fee : No
Days :
Thursday
FINANCES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
FOOD
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: DARIEN
FOOD
Our Darien location has a Clothing Center which is open to anyone.
Clients can make an appointment once a month to pick out free
clothing and household goods in the center. The Food Pantry in
Darien is open to residents of Darien., New Canaan and Stamford
who have been referred for an emergency food order by a social
worker. In addition, there are caseworkers on staff at
Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : No fee
Who Refers : Referral by social worker required to the Person-to Person Darien Food Pantry for
emergency food order for residents of Darien, New Canann and Stamford. In addition there are
caseworkers on staff who can provide qualified clients with financial assistance.
&nbsp;
Our Darien location Clothing Center is open to anyone. Clients can make an appointment once a month
to pick out free clothing and household goods in the center.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Referral Required :
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: NORWALK
FOOD
Person-to Person's Norwalk location has a food pantry that is open
to residents of Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton. Clients can
make an appointment for food once a month. There are caseworkers
on staff at Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with
financial assistance. Norwalk also has a furniture program that
accepts donations of gently used furniture and matched and delivers
it to clients in need.
PERSON TO PERSON NORWALK
76 South Main Street
Norwalk , CT, 06854
T : 203-963-1650
W : www.p2Helps.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:00PM. 2nd Saturday of the month,
9:00AM - 12:00PM
FURNITURE
Requirements :
Clients can make an apoointment for food onve a month.
Caseworkers on staff can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
Referral Required :
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: NORWALK
FURNITURE
Person-to Person's Norwalk location has a food pantry that is open
to residents of Norwalk, Weston, Westport and Wilton. Clients can
make an appointment for food once a month. There are caseworkers
on staff at Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with
financial assistance. Norwalk also has a furniture program that
accepts donations of gently used furniture and matched and delivers
it to clients in need.
PERSON TO PERSON NORWALK
76 South Main Street
Norwalk , CT, 06854
T : 203-963-1650
W : www.p2Helps.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday, 9:00AM - 4:00PM. 2nd Saturday of the month,
9:00AM - 12:00PM
FURNITURE
Requirements :
Clients can make an apoointment for food onve a month.
Caseworkers on staff can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The American Kidney Fund is our nation's leading voluntary health
organization serving people with and at risk for kidney disease
through direct financial assistance, comprehensive education, clinical
research, and community service programs.
AMERICAN KIDNEY FUND
6110 EXECUTIVE BLVD.
SUITE 1010
ROCKVILLE , MD, 20852
T : 800-638-8299
W : WWW.KIDNEYFUND.ORG
Fee : No
Who Refers : KIDNEY PROFESSIONAL
(DIALYSIS EXPERT)
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
US RESIDENT
Referral Required :
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ANTENATAL TESTING - NORWALK HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Screening and diagnostic tests during pregnancy, including first
trimester
screening
for
Down's
Syndrome,
ultrasound,
amniocentesis, and genetic counseling.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-3354
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Prenatal
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN OR MIDWIFE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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AUDIOLOGY SERVICES - NORWALK HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Hearing screenings and hearing aid services for all ages. Please call
for information.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2495
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : All ages
Insurance : Yes
Days :
Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BETTER BEGINNINGS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Better Beginnings is a free prenatal education on nutrition, labor and
delivery and home care of the new born for women who can not
afford the classes or need instruction in Spanish. Open to women in
their 2nd or 3rd Trimester. A registered Nurse teaches in English and
then repeats the information in Spanish.
The classes meet 3 times a year for 2 consecutive Saturdays at the
Whittingham Pavillion at Stamford Hospital. From 9:30-1:30
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
To register call 655-2535 x 406. Please leave message so your call
can be returned.
Referral Required :
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BIRTHRIGHT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Emergency pregnancy service. Offers friendship counseling, free
pregnancy testing, maternity clothes, layettes, professional referrals
when needed.
BIRTHRIGHT
8 Leonard Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-4872
W : WWW.BIRTHRIGHT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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BOB MACAULEY AMERICARES FREE CLINIC
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Outpatient medical care to uninsured, low income residents of the
Norwalk area. Medications, laboratory and diagnostic testing and
referrals are available per program guidelines. Pre-employment and
school physicals by appointment only. Photo ID, proof of address
and proof of income required.
BOB MACAULEY AMERICARES
FREE CLINIC OF NORWALK
98 South Main Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-2493
Appointments preferred, walk-in patients seen if time permits. All sick
children are seen.
Staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses, the clinic draws upon the
resources of community hospitals, laboratories, specialists and
pharmacies to provide full, no-cost outpatient healthcare.
Fee : No
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:The Free Clinic has volunteer
opportunities for nurses, physicians, specialists, screeners and
translators. Please contact Terri McCartney for further information.
Ages : All
Who Refers : Tuesday and Saturday Adult
Clinics by appointment.
Days :
Adult Clinics Tues PM and Sat AM; Children Wed PM, from 1 to 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Appointments can only be made by phone.
Please call 203-899-2493
Referral Required :
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BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
BIAC is a statewide nonprofit agency providing prevention,
education, advocacy, information and resources, recreation and
special events, and operating 30 support groups for persons with
brain injury and their families throughout the state.
BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION
OF CONNECTICUT
290 Day Hill Road
Windsor
, CT, 06095
T : 860-219-0291
W : WWW.BIACT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CAMP FOR SERIOUSLY ILL CHILDREN
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp serves children, ages 7 to 15, with
cancer, sickle cell anemia, HIV/AIDS and other blood disorders. For
further information please telephone the Camp.
THE HOLE IN THE WALL GANG
CAMP
565 ASHFORD CENTER ROAD
ASHFORD
, CT, 06278
T : 860-429-3444
W : WWW.HOLEINTHEWALLGA
NG.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 7-15 with serious il
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Referral Required :
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CANCERCARE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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CARDIAC REHABILITATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides monitored and supervised exercise and education program
for people with heart disease. Outpatient exercise program begins at
7:00 a.m. Call for information.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2194
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Age 16 and up
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 7am-3:30pm
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CHELSEA COHEN FITNESS ACADEMY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy is a unique, countywide
umbrella program overseen by the FCSC. The Academy’s focus on
the healthy body, health mind equation provides leadership in
helping to build a generation of children leading a daily, active
lifestyle and complementing and supplementing the work of existing
area youth organizations.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SPORTS
COMMISSION
1 University Place
Stamford, CT, 06901
T : 203-251-8481
W:
www.fairfieldcountysports.com
Fee : Free
Days :
Monday - Friday 7am-3:30pm
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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CHEST CONSULTATION SERVICES - NHD
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Evaluate for and treat latent tuberculosis infection. Perform
tuberculosis skin testing.Perform contact investigations related to
active TB cases.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 am - 5:00 pm WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
UNTIL 6:00 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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COVERING CONNECTICUT'S KIDS & FAMILIES (CCKF)
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Connecticut Voices for Children is the lead agency for the Covering
Connecticut's Kids and Families (CCKF) initiative, a statewide
coalition of organizations concerned with access to health care for
children and their parents. CT Voices coordinates statewide
meetings of the CCKF member organizations where information
about HUSKY and related health care issues is shared. These
meetings are open to all organizations interested in HUSKY
enrollment and access issues. CT Voices also manages an e-mail
newsletter to help the Coalition and other interested persons or
groups keep abreast of health care issues affecting families and
children.
CONNECTICUT VOICES FOR
CHILDREN
33 WHITNEY AVENUE
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06510
T : 860-548-1661
W : WWW.CTKIDSLINK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CT Family-to-Family Health Information Center
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
CONNECTICUT VOICES FOR
CHILDREN
33 WHITNEY AVENUE
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06510
T : 860-548-1661
W : WWW.CTKIDSLINK.ORG
Fee : Free service
Ages : 0-26 yrs
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Mon, Tues & Thurs
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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DAY STREET COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Community Health Center, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency
providing primary care and social services. Its quality health care
services are available to all, and particularly to those who cannot
gain access to such services elsewhere. The Community Health
Center, Inc. takes leadership in promoting interagency cooperation.
It is based on consumer control and is committed to ensuring human
rights and respecting human dignity; as such, it strives to be a voice
and vehicle for social change.
The Day Street Community Health Center provides world
class medical, behavioral and oral health care to people of all ages.
We accept HUSKY, Medicaid, and other state insurance and there is
a sliding fee scale for those who cannot gain access to these
services elsewhere.
DAY STREET COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER
49 Day Street
Norwalk
, , 06854
T : 203-854-9292
W : www.chc1.com
Fee : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5pm; Saturday 8:30 - 1
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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DENTAL CLINIC AT NORWALK HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Dental clinic serves all ages, particularly the underserved and
disabled. HUSKY insurance is accepted, however due to the clinic
being one of only a few providers that accept HUSKY in Norwalk,
patients may be put on a waiting list, except for emergencies. No
private insurance accepted, except for emergencies. No referral
required, call for appointment.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2146
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : All ages
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Spanish : Yes
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
SERVES PRIMARILY THE UNDERSERVED
Referral Required :
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DENTAL SERVICES FOR HUSKY A & B AND MEDICAID FOR
LOW INCOME ADULTS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
We manage the Dental Services for Husky A & B, M-LIA (Medicaid
for Low Income Adults)
By calling our customer service we can find a dentist or specialist
near the client’s home, schedule appointments while on the phone
with the clients, assist with transportation depending on their plan
and answer any question about their dental benefits. We have
bilingual customer service ( English –Spanish) and use the language
line for other languages. In the Care Coordination & Outreach Dept.
we collaborate with community agencies, programs and services
statewide to reach clients that are not aware or are not utilizing
dental services. We also provide care coordination for clients with
special health care needs.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 866-420-2924
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : All ages
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
DR. ROBERT E. APPLEBY SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The School Based Health Centers provide accessible, high quality
medical and mental healthcare to adolescents at the three high
schools and Nathan Hale Middle School students while school is in
session.
Healthcare Services include physicals, diagnosis and treatment of
illness and minor injuries, sport physicals, immunizations, nutrition
counseling and health education. Staff includes a Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant, and part-time Pediatrician.
Mental Healthcare Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric
and medication evaluation and medication management. Individual,
group and family counseling are available. When necessary,
referrals may be made to outside health specialists (these services
may involve a cost to the students.)
Staffed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a licensed Advance
Practice RN or Physician's Assistant, a Social Work Supervisor, a
consulting Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Program Director. These
professionals work closely with school personnel.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
The School Based Health Centers are located at:
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Parental consent form required
Referral Required :
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ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - NORWALK HEALTH DEPT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7824
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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FAMILY PLANNING - SUMMIT WOMEN'S CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Women's reproductive health clinic offers education and counseling
on human reproduction and contraception. Birth control service
includes birth control pill prescriptions, diaphragm fitting and birth
control counseling. Also provided are pregnancy testing,
gynecological exams, pregnancy options planning and counseling.
SUMMIT WOMEN'S CENTER
3787 MAIN STREET
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 800-972-4073
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON.- FRI. 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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FISH OF NORWALK
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
FISH is an all volunteer organization that drives those in need to their
medical appointments within Norwalk. Dispatchers, who take calls in
their own homes, receive requests for rides and schedule the drivers.
Drivers, using their own cars, transport theclients. Mileage may be
reimbursed; FISH carries driver and passenger insurance.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-229-9727
W : www.hscct.org
Dispatchers work from 9 am to 1 pm; drivers from 9 am to 4 pm.
Volunteers can choose the day they prefer to work. FISH operates
Tuesday through Friday.
Fee : No
Call (203) 229-9727 between 9:30 am and 1 pm, Tuesday through
Friday
for more information.
FISH is a supported service of the United Way of Coastal Fairfield
County.
Ages : Primarily adults
Days :
TUESDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
FISH does not charge.
Referral Required :
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FOSTER CARE - THERAPEUTIC & MEDICALLY COMPLEX
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Recruit, train and approve Foster homes for children with medically
complex or psychiatrically involved children. Support the placement
with intense case management services.
The Specialized Foster Care Program at Family & Children’s
Agency provides loving homes for children with serious emotional
and behavioral disorders.
The Therapeutic Foster Care Program is designed to provide homes
for children who have been diagnosed with a serious psychiatric
disorder. Foster parents in this program receive training and support
so they can actively participate in the planning and implementation of
therapeutic interventions for their foster children. Each foster parent
receives 30 hours of pre-service training and a minimum of 24 hours
post-approval training annually.
The Medically Complex Foster Care Program provides homes for
children with complex medical needs. Foster parents in this program
receive an additional 20 hours of classroom and child-specific
training prior to placement. Medically complex parents are also
required to obtain CPR and First Aid certification.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday -Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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GENETIC SCREENING & COUNSELING - NORWALK HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Genetic counselor provides information and support to families,
individuals and prospective parents concerning hereditary diseases
and birth defects, male infertility and hereditary cancers. Genetic
testing options and the rights and benefits associated with testing are
explained in detail.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-3359
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 18 and up
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Days :
Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Spanish : Yes
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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HEALTH PROMOTION/RISK REDUCTION PROGRAMS NORWALK HEALTH DEPT.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
This section of the Health Department designs, implements and
evaluates community-wide health promotion projects in collaboration
with local community-based agencies to improve the health and
wellness of area residents. These projects can include the
development of health education information, presentations at health
fairs and community events, and specific programs to help members
of the community stay safe, adopt healthy lifestyles, and prevent
disease. Two major projects include our Become a NorWALKER
program, a cardiovascular health project designed to increase
physical activity and nutrition awareness in Norwalk residents and Fit
Kids, a program designed for the aftershool setting to teach
elementary school children about nutrition and phsyical activity. Call
for information.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7977
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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HEALTH REINSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Health Reinsurance Association (HRA) is the high risk health
insurance pool for Connecticut. All plans are guaranteed issue. Plans
are available that cover pre-existing conditions immediately,
depending on applicant's previous health insurance coverage. A
low-income plan is available. Eligibility for the low-income plan is
based on the applicant's Federal tax return adjusted gross income.
HEALTH REINSURANCE
ASSOCIATION
C/O POOL ADMINISTRATORS
INC.
100 GREAT MEADOW ROAD
SUITE 704
WETHERSFIELD , CT, 06109
T : 800-842-0004
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE SERVICES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Through our Home Care Services, Family & Children’s Agency
offers seniors or disabled indiviudals the ability to remain safe and
independent in their home. Our services, which range from having
the security of a Personal Alert button to having a full-time, live
-in home health aide, home makers, assisted transportation and
home modification, allow seniors to retain their safety and
independence throughout the aging process.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Sliding Scale.
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Ages: 60 years and over
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
Five
Spanish : Yes
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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HOSPICE & NURSING SERVICES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides professional nursing and hospice services for individuals
and families in Fairfield County.
VISITING NURSE & HOSPICE
OF FAIRFIELD COUNT
180 SCHOOL ROAD
P.O. BOX 489
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-8958
W : WWW.VISITINGNURSE.NET
Fee : S
Ages : NO
Days :
Seven days a week
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
Referral Required :
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HUSKY INFOLINE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
HUSKY Infoline, a specialized unit of the United Way of CT, helps
families navigate the HUSKY program. HUSKY Infoline Care
Coordinators educate callers on the HUSKY application process,
eligibility requirements, benefit package, Medicaid Managed Care,
and EPSDT/Well child exams. Staff is knowledgeable in HUSKY A,
HUSKY B and HUSKY Plus. Mails brochures and applications to
families and organizations that request printed material on HUSKY.
Provides advocacy for families experiencing difficulties in the
application and renewal process or in obtaining health care services.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 877-CT-HUSKY
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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HUSKY/MEDICAID
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Medicaid is a program to help individuals with low incomes to help
pay for medical care. HUSKY is Connecticut's program to help
families pay for medical care for their children ages newborn - age
19. HUSKY A or HUSKY B health insurance is available, depending
on family size and income. Call 1-877-CT HUSKY for information
and to apply.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 877-284-8759
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Norwalk Immunization Action Plan (IAP) Program helps to keep
children from birth to age 2 up-to-date with immunizations that
protect against 14 dangerous diseases. The IAP staff works with a
private computerized registry called the CT Immunization Registry &
Tracking System (CIRTS) to keep a record of children's vaccination
dates, and will notify parents and pediatricians if children are missing
any of their shots. Please call 854-7728 for more information. The
Health Dept. Travel and Immunization Program provides
immunizations for international travel, and routine vaccinations
offered to prevent disease.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
There is a fee for travel immunizations. No fee for children's
immunizations, unless child lives out of town, in which case there is a
nominal fee.
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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LA LECHE LEAGUE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Mother to mother support group open to women interested in
breastfeeding. Monthly meetings are available at which
breastfeeding and parenting related topics are informally discussed.
You do not need to be pregnant or nursing to attend. Meetings are
open to the publiic. Please email Chelsea Danburg for the Norwalk
meeting location and time at
[email protected]
Mothers from any area may also attend the Greenwich-Stamford LLL
meetings. Babies are always welcome.
LA LECHE LEAGUE OF
GREENWICH/STAMFORD
c/o St. Paul's Lutheran Church
286 Delevan Avenue
Greenwich, CT, 06830
T : 203-869-5344
W : HTTP://WWW.LLLUSA.ORG/
CT/WEBNORWALKCT.HTML
Fee : No
Membership in La Leche League is available for a fee, however
membership is not required to receive telephone help or to
participate in meetings.
LLL Greenwich/Stamford meetings are held the 1st Thursday of each
month at 7:00pm and the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 10:00am
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MARCH OF DIMES GREATER FAIRFIELD COUNTY DIVISION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The mission of March of Dimes is to improve the health of babies by
preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality.
MARCH OF DIMES - GREATER
FAIRFIELD COUNTY DIVISION
140 Sherman Street
#200
Fairfield , CT, 06824
T : 203-849-9800
W : www.marchofdimes.com/con
necticut
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MARCH OF DIMES PREGNANCY & NEWBORN INFORMATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Trained health education specialists provide information on
preconception, pregnancy health and nutrition, complications and
risks, newborn screening, and related topics. Also provide
information on birth defects and genetic disorders and will provide
researched educational material for complicated inquiries.Visit our
blog
for
moms
and
moms-to-be:
www.newsmomsneed.marchofdimes.com All material provided by
the March of Dimes is for information purposes only and does not
constitute medical advice.
MARCH OF DIMES
1275 MAMARONECK AVENUE
WHITE PLAINS , NY, 10605
T : 914-997-4488
W : www.marchofdimes.com
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MATERNAL/CHILD HEALTH - NORWALK HEALTH DEPT.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provide required immunizations for children up to 19 years. Provide
well-child physicals, hemoglobin, lead and TB testing for children
birth to 5 years for the underserved and uninsured. Provide
back-to-school physicals - out-of-towners pay a nominal fee. Provide
community education and screening programs for issues that
concern children's health and well-being. Bring child's immunzation
record if available.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Call for more information
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
UNTIL 6:30 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
UNINSURED &amp; UNDERINSURED
Referral Required :
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MATERNAL/CHILD HEALTH INFOLINE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
This program provides health care information and referrals to
pregnant women, mothers and children, including those with special
health care needs. Caseworkers inform callers about specific
maternal/child public health issues. Maternal and Child Health
Infoline is funded by the Department of Public Health.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MATERNITY AND PEDIATRIC PRE-OP HOSPITAL TOURS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Adult Maternity Tour for Expectant Parents: A tour of the Maternity
Center, Labor & Delivery Room, Post-Partum Unit, and Nursery,
conducted by our nursing staff.
Sibling Tour of the Maternity Center: This offering enables siblings to
participate in events leading to the arrival of their new sibling.
Two-year-old siblings take a tour of our Maternity Center; those 3
years and up attend a tour and view a videotape about the arrival of
a new baby and what happens when the new baby comes home.
Pre-Op Tours: Once your child is scheduled for surgery, this
advance visit will ease anxiety for both you and your child (scheduled
by appointment).
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2742
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MEDICARE ADVOCACY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Center for Medicare Advocacy provides education, advocacy,
and legal assistance to help elders and people with disabilities obtain
necessary healthcare. We focus on the needs of Medicare
beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of
long-term care. The Center is staffed by attorneys, paralegals,
nurses, information management experts and technical assistants.
The Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of
Medicare denials.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MEDICARE PARTICIPANT
Referral Required :
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MOBILE DENTAL UNIT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Our mobile dental service provides dental screenings, cleanings,
education and restorative care for children while they are at school.
This program was designed to provide greater access to for those
who typically face barriers to care.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-854-9292
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 3 pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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MS SOCIETY WELLNESS PROGRAMS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides adaptive aquatics, yoga and workshops on the importance
of exercise and physical activity for muscle maintenance and overal
health and wellness promotion.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Call for more information
Subsidies : Call
Who Refers : Fee varies based on type of
program.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
NOTE: ALL MAIL IS TP BE DELIVERED TO:
National MS Society, Connecticut Chapter
659 Tower Ave., 1st Fl
Hartford, CT 06112
Referral Required :
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION PROGRAMS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Clinic and service program, referral services for individuals affected
by neuromuscular disease.
MDA provides diagnostic and follow-up clinical care, assistance with
repairs and loan of wheelchairs and leg braces, support groups,
equipment loan closet and educational information.
To register with MDA if you have a neuromuscular disease, make a
clinic appointment and find out more information about other services
for individuals and families affected by a neuromuscular disease,
please contact:
Gloria English
(914)345-5062
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 914-345-5062
Fee : Call for more information
Visit our website at www.mda.org
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Written information and educational programs about preventive
health, treatment for kidney and urinary tract disease, and
education/promotion of organ and tissue donation.
NATIONAL KIDNEY
FOUNDATION OF
CONNECTICUT
2139 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
SUITE 208
ROCKY HILL , CT, 06067
T : 860-257-3770
W : WWW.KIDNEYCT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR RARE DISORDERS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
NORD is a unique federation of voluntary health organizations and
individuals dedicated to helping people with rare diseases and
assisting the organizations that serve them. NORD is committed to
the identification, treatment, and cure of rare disorders through
programs of education, advocacy, research, and service. NORD
provides understandable information on rare diseases; peer
networking; community resource referrals; patient medication
assistance; research; advocacy for over 25 million Americans with
rare disorders. www.rarediseases.org
NORD NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION FOR RARE
DISORDERS
55 KENOSIA AVENUE
P.O. BOX 1968
DANBURY
, CT, 06813
T : 203-744-0100
W:
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NEUROLOGY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Norwalk Hospital specialty physicians diagnose and treat the full
range of brain and nervous system disorders. The doctors are
experts in the management of such diseases as stroke, transient
ischemic attacks (TIAs), epilepsy (seizures), chronic headache,
Alzheimer's Disease, peripheral neuropathy, Parkinson's Disease,
and pinched nerves. Norwalk Hospital can provide extensive
neurological testing that includes 24 hour inpatient and outpatient
EEG monitoring, EMG and nerve conduction studies, formal
neuropsychiatric testing and MSLT examinations. The inpatient
neurology unit is integrated with and immediately adjacent to the
physical rehabilitation unit permitting coordinated care and rapid
recovery for the stroke or brain injured patient. Call for information.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2409
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN OR OTHER
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
Days :
Monday - Sunday
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK HEALTH DEPARTMENT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Norwalk Health Department provides a broad spectrum of public
health programs & services which are designed to prevent disease,
promote health and assure a healthy environment. Programs
address personal, community & environmental health issues to
ensure the highest quality of life for Norwalk residents. Many
services are free of charge, contact program for fee information.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS
Requirements :
DEPENDS ON SERVICE, CONTACT PROGRAM
Referral Required :
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NORWALK HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Norwalk Hospital is a private not-for-profit acute care community
hospital, fully accredited by the Joint Commission of Accreditation of
Healthcare Organizations. The Hospital maintains the objective of
providing outstanding patient care and community health education.
Education and support programs are available. Fees for health care
services vary, please call for information. Some education programs
and support groups have no fee. Call 852-2000 for information.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2000
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Insurance : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN OR OTHER
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER IN GENERAL
Days :
Monday - Friday 8am-4pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NUTRITION SERVICES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
MEDICAL NUTRITION
THERAPY
Norwalk Hospital Registered Dietitians are available to see patients
for
Nutrition and Diets prescribed for a variety of medical conditions:
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-855-3548
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Allergies
Bariatric surgery
Fee : Depends on service
Cardiac Disease
Celiac Disease
Colitis
Diabetes
Ages : We also offer the Kids Healthy
Weight Program
Digestive Disorders
Subsidies : Call
Diverticulosis
General Nutrition
Geriatric Nutrition
Days :
MONDAY
Gestational- SATURDAY
Diabetes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Physician for most services.
HIV/AIDS
HEALTH
CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Hypercholesterolemia
Hypertension
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Referral Required :
Maternal Nutrition
Obesity
Oncology (Cancer)
Pediatric Nutrition
Prenatal Diets
Renal (Kidney)
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Sleep Apnea
Sports Nutrition
Vegetarian
Wellness
Weight Issues
Wounds and Pressure Ulcers
and many others
Hypertriglyceridemia
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ORAL HEALTH
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Norwalk Smiles is a comprehensive dental facility that offers the
following services: Dental examinations, routine cleaning/oral
hygiene, emergency treatment, fillings and restorative care, root
canal treatments (endodontics); oral surgery; full and partial
dentures; sealants to protect teeth from cavities. We accept most
dental insurances, including Medicaid and HUSKY. If you do not
have dental insurance, we have a sliding fee scale based on your
ability to pay (you will need proof of your income).
DAY STREET COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER
49 Day Street
Norwalk
, , 06854
T : 203-854-9292
W : www.chc1.com
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referrals accepted from CHC
medical
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 8:30am - 1pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
A program of Community Health Center, Inc.
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT DIABETES EDUCATION PROGRAM
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Comprehensive diabetes education program including individual
visits, classes and support groups. Topics include treatment options,
nutritional management and meal planning, benefits of exercise,
medication information, blood glucose monitoring and control,
preventing and treating complications of diabetes and setting goals
to promote health.Classes are presented by Certified Diabetes
Educators, registered nurses and a registered dietician.Our goal is to
provide quality education to persons with diabetes and their
families.Individual appointments are also available and suggested for
those who are unable to attend the class series; to learn self blood
glucose monitoring for home testing; to develop and individual meal
plan; to discuss special concerns related to pregnancy, insulin pump
therapy,children and adolescents and aging.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2181
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Adults
Insurance : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Individual appointments are also available and suggested for those
who are unable to attend the class series. Call for appointment.
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT REHABILITATION SERVICES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation programs and
services for all ages, utilizing multi-disciplinary teams of Physical
Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech & Language
Pathologists, Exercise Physiologists, Audiologists, Case Managers &
Social Workers.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-855-3564
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : All ages
Insurance : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 7:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.; FRIDAY 7:00 A.M. 4:30 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PAIN MANAGEMENT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Procedures to control chronic and/or acute pain from trauma or back
pain. Referrals provided for specialized treatment. Consultations are
available to those patients who do not have a private doctor, to
recommend the best course of treatment.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-855-3908
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : 14 and up
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Who Refers : PRIVATE DOCTOR
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Physical, occupational and speech therapy for children. Evaluation
and individualized treatment programs are provided.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-840-3170
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Birth to 18
Insurance : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
Days :
Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PERSONAL ALERT SERVICE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
PERSONAL ALERT, a program of Family & Children's Agency, Inc.,
is an easy-to-use personal response service that ensures that older
adults or the chronically ill living at home get quick assistance by
pressing a water-proof Help Button. This personalized system is
professionally monitored 24 hours a day and can be used for
reassurance as well as a medical emergency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-3116
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Offers comprehensive family planning services including birth
control, counseling, contraception, pregnancy testing, options
counseling and prenatal care referral. Planned Parenthood also
prescribes emergency contraception (the Morning After Pill) which, if
taken within 72 hours after unprotected sex or sex during which a
birth control method may have failed, may prevent unwanted
pregnancies.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF
CONNECTICUT
1039 E. Main Street
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-327-2722
W : www.plannedparenthood.org
Bridgeport Planned Parenthood is located at
211 State StreetBridgeport, CT 06604
phone: 203-366-0664
fax: 203-394-6784
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MON. 8:30 A.M. - 7:30 P.M.;TUES. 11:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.; WED.
7:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
Planned Parenthood is committed to providing culturally and
linguistically competent services and programs.
Referral Required :
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POISON INFORMATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Call for fast, free, effective advice about poisonings.
HOTLINE
T : 800-222-1222
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON. 8:30 A.M. - 7:30 P.M.;TUES. 11:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.; WED.
7:00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M.
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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POST-NATAL SUPPORT GROUPS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Support groups for parents are offered, call for information.
Fourth Trimester (A Post-Partum Support Group): All new mothers
with babies up to 3 months of age are invited to share concerns. This
group meets every Friday at noon.
Mom-to-Mom Peer Support Group: For moms and infants 3 months
to 1 year. Current information on topics of interest, plus sharing with
others in the group. This group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each
month.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-3390
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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PRENATAL & POSTNATAL MATERNITY PROGRAMS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Beginnings - This early-pregnancy program meets the 3rd Tuesday
of each month.
Lamaze Prepared Childbirth Course offered on 4 consecutive
evenings or all day on Saturdays.
Lamaze Refresher offered on the 1st Tuesday of each month.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2678
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Breastfeeding & Care of Your Newborn offered on Saturday
mornings.
Fee : Yes
Infant Massage
1-866-NHB-WELL
classes
can
be
scheduled
by
calling
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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PULMONARY REHABILITATION
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Education, breathing retraining and exercise program for people with
chronic lung conditions, referred by a physician or other health care
provider. Monthly support group is open to the public.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2476
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : 18 and up
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN OR OTHER
HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL
Requirements :
MOSTLY ADULTS
Referral Required :
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REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Physical rehabilitation hospital serving individuals following a
disabling illness or injury, including stroke, brain and spinal cord
injuries, Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders,
cardiac disease, chronic pulmonary disease, arthritis, orthopedics,
and amputation.
THE BURKE REHABILITATION
HOSPITAL
785 MAMARONECK AVENUE
WHITE PLAINS , NY, 10605
T : 914-597-2500
W : WWW.BURKE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
SUNDAY - SATURDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
School Health Services coordinates the school nursing services and
health care management for students in the Norwalk Public Schools.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203 854-4128
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday-Friday
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SCREENING EXAMS
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Patients are seen by appointment with a referral/prescription from a
doctor. Some exams require a precertification from an HMO or
insurance carrier, and certain screening exams are not covered by
insurance. The Center tries to accommodate same day
appointments where possible. Affiliated with Norwalk Hospital.
RIVERVIEW
148 EAST AVENUE
EAST BUILDING, FIRST FLOOR
NORWALK, CT, 06851-5714
T : 203-838-4886
W : www.norwalkradiology.com
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SLEEP DISORDER CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Sleep Disorders Center provides a comfortable setting for
identifying and finding answers to sleep difficulties. We use
sophisticated state-of-the-art instrumentation, supplemented by a
comprehensive medical and sleep history. In addition, research
programs keep us in the forefront of the newest developments in the
field. With this multifaceted approach we analyze problems and
successfully treat sleep disordersÖall in a relaxed and understanding
atmosphere.
Expert evaluation by a Team of Specialists. Data from interviews,
examinations and monitoring are carefully reviewed by a
multidisciplinary team of specialists, including neurologists,
pulmonologists, a neurophysiologist and a psychiatrist. All are
trained in advanced sleep disorders medicine. Together, they plan a
course of treatment for sleep problems.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-3632
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Pediatric and Adult
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN OR OTHER
HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SMILOW FAMILY BREAST HEALTH CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Link: http://www.norwalkhospital.org/smilow.aspx
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2300
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SOUTHERN REGIONAL SICKLE CELL ASSOCIATION, INC.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Health advocacy organization promotes public awareness of sickle
cell disease, tests, for sickle cell traits, and offers services to people
with sickle cell disease including support groups and financial aid.
Sickle cell trait is the carrier of the sickle cell disease. Through
education we dispel myths about whom the disease could affect. It is
important that the correct information is provided. Education is
provided at health events, churches, schools, places of business,
and group settings with families. We offer screening and Sickle Cell
Trait testing for those who have not been tested before (free of
charge at the moment); counseling for those who have a positive
result; support services to persons affected with sickle cell disease
and the trait, and for those who need emergency medical assistance.
Referrals are appreciated from health and social services for those
who need emergency medical assistance.
SICKLE CELL DISEASE
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
SOUTHERN CT., INC.
189 STATE STREET
4TH FL.
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06604
T : 888-745-2327
W : www.scdaaofsouthernct.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : HEALTH AND SOCIAL
SERVICES
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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STAMFORD VA OUTPATIENT CLINIC
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The Stamford Outpatient Clinic is a VA Primary Care Clinic. It
provides general internal medical care, inluding care for immediate
and chronic health concerns, preventive medical care, physical
exams, diagnostic laboratory testing, general x-rays and limited
immediate pharmacy services. Veterans have one primary care
provider to coordinate care on an on-going basis. Veterans are also
eligible for specialty outpatient care, inpatient care and all other
entitlements through the West Haven or Newington Campuses.
VA CT HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
1275 Summer Street
Suite 102
Stamford , CT, 06905
T : 203-325-0649
W : www1.va.gov/health
Fee : No
Days :
By appointment only
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
EMERGENCIES: If you are experiencing a medical emergency call 911.
If you are in need of immediate crisis counseling, please contact VA's
suicide hotline at 1-800-273-TALK; counselors are available 24/7 to help.
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STD CLINIC - SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Services includes prevention, diagnosis and treatment for sexually
transmitted diseases via specific treatment protocols, teaching and
counseling. Offer HIV counseling and testing, as well as Hepatitis A
& B and HPV vaccine series.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY through FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
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THE REHABILITATION CENTER OF SOUTHWESTERN CT
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Comprehensive medical and vocational out-patient rehabilitation for
adults and children including specialty programs such as early
intervention and pulmonary rehabilitation.
THE REHAB CENTER STAMFORD HOSPITAL
26 PALMERS HILL ROAD
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-1544
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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THE RENFREW CENTER
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provide
compassionate
treatment
for
eating
discorders. Individual,group & family therapy; nutritional counseling,
assessment for eating disorders.
Day program 9-2 (5days);Evening program 5:30-8:30 (3 evenings)
The Renfrew Center
436 Danbury Rd
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-5020
W : www.renfrewcenter.com
Teenagers meet the first Tuesday of every month at 4:30 p.m.
Meetings are facilitated by Patrick McAuliffe, M.Ed., a school
psychologist.
Emotional Eating group 1 evening per week for binge eaters
Fee : Yes
Adults (including parents of children with Lyme disease) meet the
second Wednesday of every month at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are
facilitated by Douglas Bunnell, Ph.D., a clinical psychologi
Ages : Females 14 and older for all programs, will assess
males and offer nutritional and individual counseling for
them.
Days :
Monday through Friday
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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THE VA (VETERAN'S AFFAIRS)
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
The VA's goal is to provide excellence in patient care, veterans'
benefits and customer satisfaction. The VA strives for high quality,
prompt and seamless service to veterans, to help veterans get the
services they have earned.
CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT
OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS
287 West Street
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067
T : 800-550-0000
W : www.state.ct.us/ctva;www.va.
gov/womenvet;
http://www1.va.gov/center
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday.
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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URGI KIDS AT I.PARK
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Urgi-Kids is an urgent care practice. If you believe your child is
having a life-threatening emergency, call 9-1-1 or take them to the
nearest emergency room. If your child needs urgent attention that
cannot wait until your doctor's next routine business day, Urgi-kids
can accommodate you. Urgi-Kids is staffed by board-certified
pediatricians and practitioners with extensive pediatric emergency
training. They consider themselves to be an extension of your own
primary care provider and not a replacement. Urgent Care for:
Allergic reactions; asthma and wheezing; broken bones and sprains;
burns and cuts; dehydration; diarrhea; ear aches; infections; fever;
rashes and bumps; sore throats; stitches; vomiting, wheezing and
more.
Urgi Kids at i.park - The Center
for Advanced Pediatrics
761 Main Avenue
(Across from Walmart)
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-5437
W : www.urgi-kids.com
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : See website for insurance plans accepted.
Urgi-Kids does not accept any government or state
programs or workers compensation.
Days :
Mon. - Fri. 12 pm - 9 pm
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Requirements :
A report is always faxed or called to your primary care physician so
there is continuity and appropriate follow-up.
Referral Required :
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WIC
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
WIC provides nutrition education and supplementary food for low
income pregnant, post-partum and breastfeeding women and
children birth until 5 years. PLEASE NOTE: WIC is not an
emergency food program.
The WIC Supplemental Food Program is also provided in partnership
with Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now (NEON) Inc. at:
98 S.
Main St.
Norwalk, CT 06854-3126Contact NEON at (203)
899-1030 to schedule an appointment and find out what information
is needed to enroll in the program.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Additional information may also be obtained by calling the WIC
Supplemental Food Program Division office at the Norwalk Health
Department at (203) 854-7885.
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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WOUND CARE & HYPERBARIC MEDICINE
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Provides treatment and support.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2434
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HEALTH CARE & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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CARLSON PLACE
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Residential care home provides personal services for adults who do
not require the services of a licensed nurse. Call for information on
fees etc.
CARLSON PLACE
17 NELSON AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-6994
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT HOME HEALTH CARE, INC.
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
All levels of care provided in the home environment, including:
Skilled Nursing; Physical Therapy; Occupational Therapy; Speech
Therapy; Medical Social Service; Mental Health Counseling; Home
Health Aide; Homemaker/Companion; Live-In-Services provided 24
hours/7 days per week. State licensed, Medicare and Medicaid
certified.
CONNECTICUT HOME HEALTH
CARE INC.
93 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-855-1785
W : WWW.CONNECTICUTHOM
EHEALTHCARE.COM
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
NO ELIGIBILITY REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT HOSPICE
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
We provide home care services to patients with life threatening
illnesses, hoping to provide symptom management, comfort care,
palliative care and help patients with end of life decisions. Also
provide inpatient care for symptom management and terminal care.
Services included are Nursing, Social Work, Home Health Aid,
Pastoral Care, Volunteers, Therapies, Provision of Medical
Equipment and medication for Hospice patients.
CONNECTICUT HOME HEALTH
CARE INC.
93 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-855-1785
W : WWW.CONNECTICUTHOM
EHEALTHCARE.COM
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : REFERRALS ACCEPTED FROM ANY
SOURCE LIKE DOCTOR, SOCIAL WORKER, ETC.
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED FOR THE ELIGIBLE
CASES.
Referral Required :
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ELDERCARE LOCATOR
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
The Eldercare Locator links those who need assistance with state
and local area agencies on aging and community-based
organizations that serve older adults and their caregivers.
Information specialists are available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST,
Monday – Friday.
HOTLINE
T : 800-677-1116
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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ELDERHOUSE INC. - ADULT DAY CENTER
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
ADULT DAY CENTER PROVIDES CARE SERVICES TO SENIORS
AND RESPITE TO CAREGIVERS HELPING TO KEEP SENIORS
LIVING AT HOME.
ELDERHOUSE INC. - ADULT
DAY CENTER
7 Lewis Street
3 Quincy Street, Norwalk 06850
(temporary location during
remodeling)
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-1998
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MON- WED-FRI 8:00am to 5:00pm AND TUES-THURS 8:00am to
7:00pm AND SAT 9:00am to 3:00pm
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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HEALTH & HOME CARE RESOURCES, INC.
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Medicare Certified Home Health Care Agency. Home health care for
all ages, except newborns. Services include skilled nursing; home
health aides and CNA's; physical, speech and occupational therapy
and social work services. Psychiatric nursing and private duty 24/7.
HEALTH AND HOME CARE
RESOURCES INC.
14 Westport Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-6656
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DOCTORS, DISCHARGE
PLANNERS
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE & PERSONAL ALERT - FCA
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
State Licensed Home Health Agency providing supportive services
to enable seniors to remain safely in their home. Hourly, short and
long term service provision.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-832-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
All personal care services are supervised by a registered nurse.
On-Call 24/7
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE PROGRAM FOR ELDERS -SWCAA
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
The Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging (SWCAA) a private
not-for-profit corporation, administers the Connecticut Home Care
Program for Elders (CHCP), under a contract with the Connecticut
Department of Social Services (DSS) in the fourteen towns of
southwestern Connecticut. Additionally, SWCAA offers care
management services for older persons. The Connecticut Home
Care Program for Elders (CHCP) offers home and community based
services as an alternative to institutional placement. This program is
available to Connecticut residents aged 65 and older who financially
and functionally qualify.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 65 and up
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DSS ALTERNATE CARE
UNIT
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
ASSISTANCE WITH DAILY LIVING REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE SERVICES
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Through our Home Care Services, Family & Children’s Agency
offers seniors or disabled indiviudals the ability to remain safe and
independent in their home. Our services, which range from having
the security of a Personal Alert button to having a full-time, live
-in home health aide, home makers, assisted transportation and
home modification, allow seniors to retain their safety and
independence throughout the aging process.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Sliding Scale.
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Ages: 60 years and over
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
Five
Spanish : Yes
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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HOME COMPANION PROGRAM - JFS
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Provides affordable home health aide care for those who need
assistance in their homes. Services include light meal preparation,
food
shopping,
household
chores
and
transportation.
Companions/aides are screened, trained and matched with clients.
The goal is to promote as much independence as possible. NOTE:
These services are provided in the Greater Stamford, Norwalk and
Westport areas.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Who Refers : WHOEVER COULD BENEFIT
FROM SERVICES.
Days :
MON. - THURS. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M; FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. - 4:00
P.M.
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
NOTE: The agency also trains individuals who wish to serve as
Home Companions or Home Health Aides.
Referral Required :
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HOME HEALTH SERVICES - VNA
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Comprehensive, quality home health services including Skilled
Nursing Care and IV Therapy; Physical Occupational and Speech
Therapies; Home Health Aides; Medical Social Work; Homemakers
and Companions. Free consultation provided.
THE CONNECTICUT VNA
11 HARBOR AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-8882
Fee : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS/WEEK
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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HONEY HILL REHABILITATION AND NURSING CENTER
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
This agency provides short-term rehabilitation (subacute) and long
term care. Licensed by State of Connecticut.
HONEY HILL CARE CENTER
34 MIDROCKS DRIVE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-9686
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS PER WEEK
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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LIVE-IN HOME HEALTH AIDES - FCA
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
24 hour care/7days a week. Provided by licensed home health aides,
personal care attendants and supervised by registered nurses.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : State Licensed Homemaker/Home Health Aide
Agency. All employees are referenced, background checked
and drug screened. Supervised by registered nurses.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Individuals placed are employees of Family &amp; Children's
Agency. We do the taxes and cover employees with appropriate
insurances. ON-CALL 24/7
Referral Required :
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LUDLOW COMMONS CONGREGATE HOUSING
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Congregate housing for the frail elderly. Age and income eligibility
requirements apply. Persons must have difficulty with one or more
essential activities of daily living to qualify.
LUDLOW COMMONS
11 ROGERS SQUARE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-899-8534
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 62 years or older
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS/WEEK
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
DIFFICULTY WITH ONE OR MORE ESSENTIAL ACTIVITIES OF
DAILY LIVING
Referral Required :
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NOTRE DAME CONVALESCENT HOME
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Nursing home offers skilled nursing and rehabilitative therapy.
NOTRE DAME
CONVALESCENT HOME INC.
76 WEST ROCKS ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-5893
W : HTTP://WWW.SENIORMAG.
COM/RESIDENCE/CT/NORWAL
K.HTM
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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PARADIGM HEALTH CARE CENTER
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
150 bed nursing home. Call for information.
PARADIGM HEALTHCARE
CENTER OF NORWALK
23 Prospect Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-0010
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday-Sunday
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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THE MARVIN AND THE MARVIN CHILDREN'S CENTER (UNDER
ONE ROOF, INC.)
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
The Marvin provides affordable congregate housing for the frail
elderly and a school readiness program for 3&4 year olds. Under
One Roof is the not-for-profit sponsor and operator of The Marvin's
innovative intergenerational housing and child care initiative, through
which seniors interact with children ages 3-5 attending The Marvin
Child Care Center's early childhood and school readiness program.
The congregate housing program offers supportive services for
seniors and has a subsidized assisted living service program.
THE MARVIN - UNDER ONE
ROOF
60 GREGORY BLVD.
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-854-4660
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 62 and over for housing;
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS/WEEK
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Requirements :
FOR THE CONGREGATE HOUSING, PERSONS MUST HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH ONE
OR MORE TASKS OF DAILY LIVING TO QUALIFY, MEET INCOME AND AGE
ELIGIBILITY.
&nbsp;
FOR THE CHILD CARE PROGRAM, PARTICIPANTS MUST LIVE IN NORWALK.
Referral Required :
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VISITING NURSE AND HOSPICE
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Provides professional nursing care and support services by a
multidisciplinary team. Home health care, rehabilitative therapy,
counseling, health education and community wellness programs, and
Hospice program for residents of Fairfield County.
VISITING NURSE & HOSPICE
OF FAIRFIELD COUNT
180 SCHOOL ROAD
P.O. BOX 489
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-8958
W : WWW.VISITINGNURSE.NET
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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VISITING NURSE SERVICES
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES
Home Health care agency with comprehensive services. Please call
for information, or visit the Web Site
VISITING NURSE SERVICES
OF CONNECTICUT
25 Van Zant Street
Suite 8B
NORWALK
, CT, 06852
T : 203-838-8621
W : vnaa.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DOCTOR
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME CARE, HEALTH/NURSING CARE & RESIDENTIAL
FACILITIES
Referral Required :
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CHILD FIRST
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Child FIRST (Child and Family Interagency Resource, Support and
Training) is a home-based, psychotherapeutic, parent-child
intervention program embedded in a system of care. The Child
FIRST Team provides assessments, in-home clinical mental health
services, care coordination and parent education for vulnerable
young children and their families from the prenatal period to age 6.
The program is provided in partnership with Family & Children's
Agency and is co-located at Norwalk Health Department, 137 East
Avenue, Norwalk CT (2nd Floor).
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-9339
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal to Age 6
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday Wednesday 9am-8:30pm; Thursday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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NURTURING FAMILIES NETWORK
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Nurturing Families Network is a voluntary program for First-time
Families. Home visit services are provided on a regular basis. Child
development and parenting skills are provided free of charge.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : For specific information call
203-523-5341
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Requirements :
FIRST TIME FAMILIES
Referral Required :
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PARENTS AS TEACHERS AT FOX RUN FRC
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
The Parents As Teachers program provides new and expectant
parents with child development information, infants/toddler
playgroups and other activities for children age birth to 5. Home
visiting is also available. The program is offered to all families in the
Fox Run School district.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Requirements :
MUST BE IN FOX RUN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Referral Required :
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2-1-1
HOTLINES
United Way 2-1-1 connects you to the local services you need, from
financial and utility assistance, food, housing, child care,after school
programs, elder care, crisis intervention and substance abuse, to
volunteer opportunities and much more.
2-1-1 is available 24 hours a day every day of the year. Multilingual
assistance and TDD access is also available.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Dial 2-1-1 to reach a call specialist who will assess your needs and
provide referrals to the resources in your community.
Fee : No
Search the 2-1-1 Online Database search online. Search by location,
service category, service term, or agency to find the resources you
need.
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 days a week
2-1-1
Referral Required :
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2-1-1
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T:
211
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
7 days a week
HOTLINES
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
HOTLINES
The National AIDS hotline is the only HIV/AIDS Hotline open 24
hours a day, 365 days a year.
HOTLINE
T : 800-232-4636
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-232-4636
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-422-6237
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
CANCER & RELATED SERVICES
Referral Required :
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-842-2288
Fee : No
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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AIDS & STD HOTLINE
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HOTLINE
T : 800-228-5437
Fee : No
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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CONSUMER PROTECTION HOTLINE
HOTLINES
The CT Department of Consumer Protection Hotline is a toll-free
number open during weekday business hours. 800-842-2649
The Dept. of Consumer Protection protects citizens from
marketplace fraud, unfair business practices, and physical injury
from unsafe items.
HOTLINE
T : 800-842-2649
Fee : No
Days :
If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected call
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
HOTLINES
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
HOTLINES
No Description Is Set For this Program.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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ELDERCARE LOCATOR
HOTLINES
The Eldercare Locator links those who need assistance with state
and local area agencies on aging and community-based
organizations that serve older adults and their caregivers.
Information specialists are available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST,
Monday – Friday.
HOTLINE
T : 800-677-1116
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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METRO-NORTH RAILROAD
HOTLINES
COMMUTER RAIL SERVICE
HOTLINE
T : 877-690-5114
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
HOTLINES
Local meetings throughout Fairfiled County to support recovery.
HOTLINE:800-627-3543
HOTLINE
T : 877-690-5114
Fee : No
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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NATIONAL RUNAWAY SWITCHBOARD
HOTLINES
Call 1-800-RUNAWAY if you are thinking of running from home, if
you have a friend who has runaway, or if you are a runaway ready to
go home.
HOTLINE
T : 800-621-4000
Fee : No
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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NINE LINE
HOTLINES
Hotline for Teens in crisis.
HOTLINE
T : 800-999-999
Fee : No
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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PATH
HOTLINES
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
HOTLINE
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
HOTLINES
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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POISON INFORMATION
HOTLINES
Call for fast, free, effective advice about poisonings.
HOTLINE
T : 800-222-1222
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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PROTECTION & ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
HOTLINES
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
Spanish : Yes
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS COUNSELING & EDUCATION
HOTLINES
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
Center provides free and confidential One on One Crisis Counseling,
support groups, court advocacy, medical and legal accompaniment,
and education surrounding the issues of sexual assault and
harassment.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS HOTLINE
HOTLINES
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
24-hour Hotline is available in English and in Spanish providing crisis
counseling, support, and information to anyone in need. Certified
advocates are available to meet clients 24-hours a day at the
hospital or police stations throughout lower Fairfield County.
HOTLINE
T : 203-329-2929
Fee : No
Days :
24 HOURS A DAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
HOTLINES
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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INCOME TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE
INCOME TAX PREPARATION
The following sites prepare and electronically file free of charge both
the federal and state tax returns for income-eligible individuals and
families earning an income of $52,000 or less. You may also qaulify
for CT's State Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), if you earn $51,567
per year or less, if you meet the requirements.
SUPER BLITZ DAY
Super Tax Blitz Day – Saturday, February, 22 - the Norwalk
Community College VITA program is part of a special blitz
Saturday on Feb. 22. Please encourage your clients to go to NCC on
that day – no appointment needed. For Info Call (203) 857-7144.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T:
Fee : No
Free TAX PREP is also available On-line
Individuals who have earned income of less than $58,000 in 2013
can do their taxes online for free thanks to a grant from the Walmart
Foundation. This is an extra feature of the VITA program. Go to:
myfreetaxes.com/uwcfc
For more information call 2-1-1 or go to http://www.211ct.org/
All Income Tax Assistance sites operate from February 1st to April
15th.
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites are at Norwalk
Community College, N.E.O.N. and Family & Children's Agency.
IRS-trained volunteers are ready to prepare taxes, ensure accurate
refunds and encourage savings.
Days :
See
Description
The Program
AARP operates
sites at Norwalk Public Library, at the Main
Library and South Norwalk Branch; the First Congregational Church
and Norwalk Senior Center.
INCOME
TAX PREPARATION
Family & Children's
Agency
Referral
Required
140
Water
Street :
Norwalk, CT 06854
203-604-1230
Thursdays 5PM - 8PM
N.E.O.N. (IRS VITA Site)
98 South Main St., Norwalk CT 06854
Mondays & Wednesdays 5pm - 8pm
203-899-2420
Spanish available
Norwalk Community College (IRS VITA Site)
188 Richards Ave.Norwalk, CT 06854
203-857-7144
Thursdays
6:30PM - 9PM
Rooms 138 & W138
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Saturdays 10AM-3:30PM
East Campus Atrium in the UBS Success Center
AARP SITES
Norwalk Public Library
1 Belden Avenue, Main Library
203-899-2780 Ext. 15109
Thursdays: 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Saturdays: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
South Norwalk Branch
10 Washington Street
203-899-2790
Tuesdays: 2:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Saturdays: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
NORWALK (FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH)
Park and Lewis Streets
Norwalk, CT 06851
NORWALK (SENIOR CENTER)
11 Allen Street
Norwalk, CT 06851
(203) 847-3115
No appointments are needed. If married, both husband and wife
should be present.
Certain forms and personal and financial documents are required to
process your tax information. You must bring:
Proof of Identity - Official Photo Identification.
A copy of last year’s Federal and State tax return (s), if possible.
Social Security or ITIN numbers for all taxpayers and dependents.
Bank checking account and routing numbers (blank check
preferable), if expecting a refund.
All 2013 income report forms received:
SSA-1099 if you were paid Social Security benefits.
RRB-1099-R if you were paid Railroad Retirement Board benefits.
W-2s from your employer(s).
W-2G from gambling winnings.
1099G from unemployment compensation payments.
1099s such as from bank interest, stock dividends, retirement
distributions or brokers.
Documents relating to deductible expenses including real estate
and vehicle taxes paid.
Documentation showing original purchase price of sold assets.
Receipts or canceled checks if itemizing deductions - charity
contributions, etc.
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
INCOME TAX PREPARATION
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
INCOME TAX PREPARATION
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
JUVENILE JUSTICE
The Dispute Settlement Center, Inc. is a non-profit organization
committed to building peace, encouraging cooperation and fostering
constructive conflict resolution among individuals, groups, and
communities throughout Fairfield County. Mediation is a facilitation of
dialogue to resolve conflict. It is a voluntary process where a trained
impartial person - a mediator- helps both sides listen to each other
and assists the participants in reaching their own agreement. We
provide mediation services to about 2,400 individuals annually. Over
85% of those parties who come to the table reach an agreement.
Services include: Conflict resolution training for groups and
organizations. Conflict resolution and peer mediation training for
students, parents and educators. Court Mediation Program: DSC
provides direct mediation services to the criminal courts in
Norwalk,Bridgeport,and Waterbury. These programs provide an
alternative to litigation for defendants charged with criminal
misdemeanors. Of the approximately 1,700 cases referred to the
Dispute Settlement Center in 2007, 69% ended up in mediation, and
95% of all mediated cases resulted in agreements between
complainants and defendants. Juvenile Mediation Program: DSC
facilitates dialogue between victims and offenders in the Juvenile
Courts in Bridgeport, Norwalk and Waterbury, helping all involved to
find feasible ways to repair the harm and prevent conflicts in the
future. Community Mediation: Mediation services are available to any
member of the community on a sliding fee scale basis. DSC
mediates a variety of disputes involving neighbors, family members
and schools.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
CENTER INC.
134 Old Ridgefield Road
Wilton
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-2880
W : www.ctresolution.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
MEDIATION SERVICES
Referral Required :
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JUVENILE JUSTICE REVIEW BOARD
JUVENILE JUSTICE
The Juvenile Justice Review Board consists of local professionals,
from youth serving organizations. The purpose of the Board is to
offer meaningful alternatives to the Criminal Justice System through
intervention strategies that are community-based.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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LIFE COPING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
JUVENILE JUSTICE
The Life Coping Skills Development Program is a 16 week work
study and skills development experience. The primary target
population is court-involved youth ages 14-18. They are referred by
the Juvenile Court for a variety of low-level crimes and Non-Judicial
matters such as chronic or persistent truancy, running away, being
ungovernable or incorrigible, violating curfew laws, or possessing
alcohol or tobacco. They are enrolled in the program for 16 weeks
Monday through Thursday 3 to 6PM. Over the past five years nearly
200 youth have completed the program - 60% of which have not
re-offended and improved significantly in social competencies.
S.A.V.E.
31 Concord Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : No
Ages : Court-involved youth age
Days :
Monday - Thursday
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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NORWALK DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH SERVICES
JUVENILE JUSTICE
Professional staff offers counseling and referral services to
adolescents and their families. Problems frequently dealt with involve
parent-child conflict, school difficulties, emotional problems, and
substance abuse.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Youth
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Norwalk residence
Referral Required :
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AIDS LEGAL NETWORK FOR CONNECTICUT
LEGAL MATTERS
The AIDS Legal Network for Connecticut (ALN) is a collaborative
project of the legal services agencies in Connecticut. We are the first
place a client should call with an HIV related legal issue. We are a
statewide program that gives legal information, advice, brief service,
representation and referral to people living with HIV/AIDS in
Connecticut. We also provide legal education and legal technical
assistance to people working within the HIV service community and
to family members/support givers. There are no other programs
within the state offering legal case management services specifically
for people with HIV. Many of the situations confronting persons with
HIV have legal remedies and the "ALN" has a panel of attorneys
throughout the state who are willing and able to represent people
with HIV for free. Our program is endorsed by the Connecticut Bar
Association and together we offer training and publications for clients
and providers. HOW TO ACCESS OUR SERVICES: Clients, service
providers, and interested persons from throughout the state are
invited to call us with their legal questions, or problems. Our intake
procedure can be conducted in person or over the phone, depending
on a personís ability to travel. Eventually, proof of HIV status and
income information is required for our services, but we will first listen
to the initial question or problem.
AIDS LEGAL NETWORK FOR
CONNECTICUT
999 ASYLUM AVENUE
Hartford , CT, 06105-2465
T : 860-541-5027
W : www.ghla.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT TITLE II COORDINATOR
LEGAL MATTERS
Receive complaints and requests for accommodations by individuals
with disabilities seeking access to City of Norwalk programs or
services. Also receives reasonable accommodation requests from
City of Norwalk employees who have a qualified disability and need
an accommodation in relation to their employment with the City of
Norwalk under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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CHILD SUPPORT UNIT - DSS
LEGAL MATTERS
Assists parents with obtaining child support from the absent parent.
Open to all families.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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CONNECTICUT LEGAL SERVICES
LEGAL MATTERS
Legal advice or representation in specific areas of family, housing,
special education, access to medical care, food stamps and other
public benefits, disability, elder, immigration (for crime/domestic
violence victims only), and Stamford resident wage and hour claims.
NOTE: Client must meet income guidelines and issues must fit
priorities within each area of law above. We prioritize our resources
to focus on assisting those in most urgent need, those whom we can
help most, and those who can least help themselves.
CONNECTICUT LEGAL
SERVICES INC.
20 SUMMER STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-348-9216
W : WWW.CONNLEGALSERVIC
ES.ORG
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Requirements :
No fee. Clients must meet income guidelines.
Referral Required :
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
LEGAL MATTERS
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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FAIR RENT COMMISSION
LEGAL MATTERS
Created for the purpose of controlling and eliminating excessive
rental charges on residential property within the City of Norwalk. We
provide information to landlords and tenants regarding a variety of
landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities. We resolve formal
complaints on excessive rent and/or repair issues. We also run free
seminars to groups of landlords or tenants on landlord/tenant rights
and responsibilities, when requested.
FAIR RENT COMMISSION
125 EAST AVENUE ROOM 125
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7989
W : WWW.NORWALKCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER
Referral Required :
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE
LEGAL MATTERS
A service of the Greater Bridgeport Bar Association. Lawyer referral
services matches callers with attorneys qualified to handle callers'
legal issues. Clients receive a 30-minute consultation for a fee of
$35. Any services rendered after the initial consultation wiil be
billable at the attorney's normal rates. Consultations take place in the
attorney's office unless alternative arrangements can be set up with
the attorney.
FAIR RENT COMMISSION
125 EAST AVENUE ROOM 125
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7989
W : WWW.NORWALKCT.ORG
Fee : Yes
Subsidies : No
Spanish : No
Days :
Monday-Friday
LEGAL MATTERS
Requirements :
Fee for service: $35 for first 1/2 hour.
Referral Required :
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HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
LEGAL MATTERS
Investigate and resolve complaints of unfair employment practices or
the denial of full and equal public accommodations or discrimination
in housing including claims of unequal treatment based on race,
color, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, alienage, sex, age,
marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, lawful
source of income, present or past history of mental disorder, mental
retardation, or physical disability. Conduct programs of education,
study, research, investigation and action related to equal rights for
all. Promote mutual understanding and respect among, and
encourage and assure equality of opportunity for, all citizens of
Norwalk.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7989
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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IMMIGRATION & CITIZENSHIP SERVICES
LEGAL MATTERS
Represents aliens in citizenship application, Green card processing,
extension of work visas, work authorization, petitions for relatives.
Provides counseling. Nominal fees charged. Call for information.
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF CONNECTICUT INC.
22 GROVE STREET
P.O. BOX 1090
STAMFORD , CT, 06904
T : 203-965-7190
W : www.iiconn.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. AND THURSDAY
9:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M., CLOSED ON FRIDAY.
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
LEGAL MATTERS
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION AND REFERRAL FOR DISCRIMINATION
COMPLAINTS
LEGAL MATTERS
The Commission assists individuals who believe they have been
discriminated against on the basis of sex in employment, public
accommodations, credit, education and other areas. Although the
Commission is not an enforcement agency, its staff provides
information and referral regarding legal rights and assistance in filing
formal complaints with the Commission on Human Rights and
Opportunities. The PCSW also provides speakers, fact sheets,
education booklets and other materials on a broad range of women's
issues including starting a business.
PERMANENT COMMISSION ON
THE STATUS OF WOMEN
(PCSW)
18-20 TRINITY STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-8300
W:
WWW.CGA.STATE.CT.US/PCS
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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LEGAL ADVICE BY TELEPHONE
LEGAL MATTERS
Telephone Hotline for low income people. Telephone advice only no representation.
HOTLINE
T : 800-453-3320
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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MEDICARE ADVOCACY
LEGAL MATTERS
The Center for Medicare Advocacy provides education, advocacy,
and legal assistance to help elders and people with disabilities obtain
necessary healthcare. We focus on the needs of Medicare
beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of
long-term care. The Center is staffed by attorneys, paralegals,
nurses, information management experts and technical assistants.
The Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of
Medicare denials.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MEDICARE PARTICIPANT
Referral Required :
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MEN'S HALFWAY HOUSE
LEGAL MATTERS
A community justice residential program that offers an alternative to
incarceration for non-violent male offenders. Residents are given
counseling, substance abuse counseling and education, assistance
locating employment and managing their lives. Residents are
monitored for program compliance.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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PROTECTION & ADVOCACY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
LEGAL MATTERS
The Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities
(P&A), is an independent state agency, established in 1977 to
promote the rights of children and adults with disabilities. The P&A
provides information on disabilities rights and services; advocates
for people with disabilities who have been discriminated against or
who are experiencing difficulty securing relevant supports and
services; provides legal assistance within existing resources;
investigates complaints of abuse and neglect of adults with
intellectual disabilities between the ages of 18-59 and psychiatric
disabilities; provides training, technical assistance and supports the
development of community advocacy groups.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : No
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
Spanish : Yes
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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RESIDENTIAL WORK RELEASE HALFWAY HOUSE FOR WOMEN
LEGAL MATTERS
Women's work release program which aids female offenders by
providing opportnities to secure employment, save money and
benefit from interventions that support pro-social behavior for
successful reintegratio into the community.
HOTLINE
T : 1-800-842-7303
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS COUNSELING & EDUCATION
LEGAL MATTERS
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
Center provides free and confidential One on One Crisis Counseling,
support groups, court advocacy, medical and legal accompaniment,
and education surrounding the issues of sexual assault and
harassment.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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W : WWW.NORWALKHA.ORG
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French : Yes
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
Spanish : Yes
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U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES
LEGAL MATTERS
The BCIS processes all immigrant and non-immigrant benefits
provided to visitors of the United States, including: family and
employment-based petitions to immigrate, gain permanent
residency, work etc.; asylum and refugee processing; naturalization;
special status programs; immigration document issuance and
renewals.
In order to visit this office or to speak with an Immigration Information
Officer, you must have an appointment scheduled by USCIS, or you
must schedule an INFOPASS appointment, on the USCIS
website.OFFICE HOURS: The office hours are Monday to Friday
from 7:30AM to 3:00PM.PLEASE NOTE: This office is CLOSED to
the public on the third Friday of every month.
The office does not accept cash. Fees must be paid by certified
check, money order, or personal check with proper valid
identification.
U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND
IMMIGRATION SERVICES
(BCIS)
450 MAIN STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06103
T : 800-375-5283
W : WWW.USCIS.GOV
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRDIAY
LEGAL MATTERS
Referral Required :
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EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
LIBRARIES
We provide all the library facilities and also have different programs
like Story Hours and Sing Along for children. Please check our
website
to
learn
more
about
our
programs: www.eastnorwalklibrary.org
EAST NORWALK LIBRARY
51 VAN ZANT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-838-0408
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 12:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
LIBRARIES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
LIBRARIES
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIBRARIES
The Norwalk Public Library System (comprised of the main Library at
1 Belden Avenue and the South Norwalk branch library at 10
Washington Street) is "dedicated to free and equal access to
information, knowledge, independent learning and the joy of reading
for our diverse community in a clean and welcoming environment."
The system provides a full range of library services for all ages,
including loan of books and audio and visual materials, reference
and information services, access to computers, printers and the
Internet. Computer and Internet workshops in English and Spanish
(call Ext. 15109 for more information).
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-2780
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
The Children's Department provides books, audiovisual materials,
and programs especially for children. Preschool story times include
lapsits for children 0-23 months old, toddlers and preschoolers, as
well as literacy programs for older children.
The Teen Center offers a variety of after school and summer
activities for middle school and high school students.
Who Refers : A free library card is required to borrow
materials and to access online services. Call for information
on obtaining a card.
Live homework help ("Help Now")is available on line 7 days a week
from 3:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. at www.norwalklib.org
Online help for job seekers ("Job Now") is also available at
www.norwalklib.org
Literacy Volunteers of America, an independent volunteer
Days
:
organization
that teaches adults to read, write and/or speak English,
Mon.,
Thurs.
9:00
a.m.Library.
- 9:00 p.m.;Wed.
12:00-5:30pm
is located in the
main
(See separate
listing in this directory.)
LIBRARIES
Requirements :
Most services free. Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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ROWAYTON LIBRARY
LIBRARIES
The Rowayton Library has been an integral part of the Rowayton
community in Norwalk, organized and supported by public-spirited
citizens, for more than 100 years. And, as such there's always a lot
happening @ the Rowayton Library.
Come check us out in our newly renovated space!? Our newly
updated Online Catalog...you can place reserves online, renew
online, read reviews @ the Library and online @ www.Rowayton.org
More than 50 popular magazines and newspapers to keep you
up-to-date with the world around us @ the Library
THE ROWAYTON LIBRARY
33 HIGHLAND AVENUE
ROWAYTON , CT, 06853
T : 203-838-5038
W : WWW.ROWAYTON.ORG
Fee : No
Downloadable Audiobooks to CD or MP3 or Computers @ the
Library and online @ ebooks.Rowayton.org
Playaway Digital Audiobooks (already on MP3 players) @ the Library
DVDs, Audiobooks, New Mysteries, Fiction, Staff Favorites, Book
group selections, and more.
@ the Library Ongoing events include: Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays @ 10:30 AM - StoryTime @ the Library
First Saturday of every month Noo-3PM - LegoTime for Kids
BookTalks for Adults and Kids
Days
:
CraftTimes,
Meet the Author guest talks, movies, lectures, our
MON.,
TUES.,
THURS.,
FRI. 10:00
A.M. - 5:00
P.M.
annual Monopoly
Tournament
(Election
Day),
our annual Haiku
Contest in the Spring, the Pets of Rowayton READ promotions @
the Library
LIBRARIES
Services - including color and b/w copying, printing, faxing, scanning,
Referral access,
Required
: hot spot, online databases, readers advisory @
Internet
WiFi
the Library
And so much more @ the Library
Watch for new programs, materials and resources by picking up our
monthly newsletter @ the Library, checking the Libraryís website
www.Rowayton.org, signing up for the Libraryís E-newsletter, or
through the RCA's calendar of upcoming events. Call us @ 838-5038
or stop in and see us @ the Library!
The Rowayton Library is a member of Connecticard and all
Connecticut Library Card holders are welcome to borrow our
materials. Also, all Library programs are free and open to the public.
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BASIC LITERACY & ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER
LANGUAGES
LITERACY
FSW Literacy Volunteers teaches adults to read, write and/or speak
English. We work with those adults who have the lowest skills-those
below the fifth grade level. If the learners do not speak English as
their first language, FSWLVworks on conversational English. The
learning takes place in small groups or one on one.
FSWLV trains and supports volunteers to teach either Basic Literacy
(BL) or English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL). The
training programs take place over a period of 4 - 6 weeks. After the
training, the volunteers are matched with one or more learners to
meet on a day and time that is convenient for both the tutor and
learner. Tutors and learners work together for two hours per week.
Tutors must speak English clearly and be clearly understood.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
ESL - ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & LITERACY
LITERACY
We are actively working to prepare all of Norwalk’s young children
for school through participation in the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council and our involvement in efforts going on at the state level.
We play a leadership role as a member of the NECC Steering
Committee and we are the fiscal agent for the Graustein Memorial
Fund investment in Norwalk’s early childhood work.
Our current focus is supporting parent education and engagement
with a particular emphasis on early literacy. We have provided
support for bringing the Reach Out and Read program back to the
Norwalk Community Health Center.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
We also support Child FIRST and STAR Rubino Birth to Three.
These programs are addressing the physical, mental and emotional
needs of young children and their families.
We have provided support so toddlers could continue to attend
preschool during the summer to address summer slide.
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
LITERACY
Out of school time enrichment and support programs provide
essential additional assistance to give at risk students access to
experiences and learning opportunities that would otherwise be out
of their reach.
We currently support several programs that engage young
adolescents. We support the Youth Development Program provided
by the Carver Foundation. The program provides out of school time
support for middle school and high school age students.
We also support the Horizons Academic Coaching Program. This
program provides academic coaches for high school freshman,
sophomores and juniors from low income families with the goal that
they will complete the school year and promote to the next grade.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Our partnership with the Norwalk Housing Authority Learning
Centers provides resources for a math literacy program that reaches
students in 1st grade through high school.
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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SCHOOLS OF HOPE
LITERACY
Schools of Hope program gives the principal and teachers the ability
to bring readers into the classroom for extra one-on- one and small
group work with students, add reading materials, and increase
professional development and coaching.
The relationship has lead to a partnership that now includes Norwalk
Community College. United Way is also able to provide books
through our Read to Grow literacy partnership and to leverage the
learning we have from our 5 years of experience with our other
Schools of Hope. These schools have shown a measureable
improvement in the number of students achieving 3rd grade reading
goals as measured by 3rd grade CMTs.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
We are also supporting Fox Run Elementary school classrooms (K
through 3) with resources for students in need of extra support to
achieve reading at grade level by grade 3.
Days :
MONDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M.;TUESDAY 9:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.;
LITERACY
Referral Required :
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DISPUTE SETTLEMENT CENTER
MEDIATION SERVICES
The Dispute Settlement Center, Inc. is a non-profit organization
committed to building peace, encouraging cooperation and fostering
constructive conflict resolution among individuals, groups, and
communities throughout Fairfield County. Mediation is a facilitation of
dialogue to resolve conflict. It is a voluntary process where a trained
impartial person - a mediator- helps both sides listen to each other
and assists the participants in reaching their own agreement. We
provide mediation services to about 2,400 individuals annually. Over
85% of those parties who come to the table reach an agreement.
Services include: Conflict resolution training for groups and
organizations. Conflict resolution and peer mediation training for
students, parents and educators. Court Mediation Program: DSC
provides direct mediation services to the criminal courts in
Norwalk,Bridgeport,and Waterbury. These programs provide an
alternative to litigation for defendants charged with criminal
misdemeanors. Of the approximately 1,700 cases referred to the
Dispute Settlement Center in 2007, 69% ended up in mediation, and
95% of all mediated cases resulted in agreements between
complainants and defendants. Juvenile Mediation Program: DSC
facilitates dialogue between victims and offenders in the Juvenile
Courts in Bridgeport, Norwalk and Waterbury, helping all involved to
find feasible ways to repair the harm and prevent conflicts in the
future. Community Mediation: Mediation services are available to any
member of the community on a sliding fee scale basis. DSC
mediates a variety of disputes involving neighbors, family members
and schools.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
CENTER INC.
134 Old Ridgefield Road
Wilton
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-2880
W : www.ctresolution.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
MEDIATION SERVICES
Referral Required :
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FOCUS ON K.I.D.S.
MEDIATION SERVICES
High conflict divorcing parents who need assistance in reducing the
conflict and in need of co-parenting skills that children of divorce, or
part of families that are re-structuring and in transition, require.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MEDIATION SERVICES
Referral Required :
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AGGRESSION REPLACEMENT TRAINING - YOUTH SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is a program to help
children and adolescents improve social skill competence and moral
reasoning, better manage anger, and reduce aggressive behavior.
The program specifically target chronically agressive children and
adolescents.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION - SUPPORT
MENTAL HEALTH
Alzheimer's Helpline 24/7: 800-272-3900
Website provides information, support and resouces: www.alz.org
Caregiver support groups staffed by volunteers provide support,
information and referrals. Norwalk support groups are held at
Norwalk Senior Center, Elderhouse and Park Street Congregational
Church.
Information
available
at http://www.alz.org/ct/in_my_community_support.asp
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION:
CT CHAPTER
607 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-1360
W : www.alz.org/ct
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ASPERGER'S ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND
MENTAL HEALTH
ASD and Apsperger's resources for parents in CT
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION:
CT CHAPTER
607 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-1360
W : www.alz.org/ct
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
Inpatient and Intensive Outpatient mental health & addiction
services. Norwalk Hospital participates with several managed care
companies.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18 and up
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - DAY STREET CHC
MENTAL HEALTH
Individual and group behavioral health services.
We accept Medicaid and HUSKY, we have a sliding fee scale based
on your ability to pay (you will need proof of your income).
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2988
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
French : Yes
Creole : Yes
Ages : Adults & Children
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
Who Refers : We are now accepting non-medical patients into
behavioral health services. Please call our referral line at
203-969-0802 ext. 7270 to register and schedule appointment.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
A program of Community Health Center, Inc.
Referral Required :
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BILINGUAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES - CHILD
GUIDANCE
MENTAL HEALTH
A multi-disciplinary behavioral health program offering individual,
family, group and outreach services to Latino/Spanish speaking
children and their families.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30 P.M.;
THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CHILD FIRST
MENTAL HEALTH
Child FIRST (Child and Family Interagency Resource, Support and
Training) is a home-based, psychotherapeutic, parent-child
intervention program embedded in a system of care. The Child
FIRST Team provides assessments, in-home clinical mental health
services, care coordination and parent education for vulnerable
young children and their families from the prenatal period to age 6.
The program is provided in partnership with Family & Children's
Agency and is co-located at Norwalk Health Department, 137 East
Avenue, Norwalk CT (2nd Floor).
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-9339
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal to Age 6
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday Wednesday 9am-8:30pm; Thursday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
MENTAL HEALTH
The Child Guidance Center assists children, adolescents to age 19
and parents of all ethnic backgrounds with emotional, behavioral,
developmental, and family problems through an extensive network of
assessment, psychiatric consultation, evaluation and individual and
group psychotherapy, parent guidance and family therapy services.
Also provides community education on children's mental health
issues.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Ages : to age 19
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
P.M.THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Who Refers : PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST
CALL TO INITIATE SERVICES.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
RESIDENTS OF NORWALK, WILTON, WESTON, WESTPORT,
DARIEN, NEW CANAAN; EDT services are not limited to these
towns
Referral Required :
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CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CENTER
MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling for children of all ages, adolescents, adults and seniors.
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
CENTER
3 LEWIS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-4626
W : CHRISTIANCOUNSELINGC
ENTER.US
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Days :
Monday-Wednesday 9am-3pm; Tuesday-Thurday. 10am-3pm
MENTAL HEALTH
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS - FCA
MENTAL HEALTH
The Community Connections Drop-In Center in South Norwalk
provides a safe, supportive, partial day social and recreational
opportunity for homeless individuals.
Case Management is offered to individuals who desire services;
individuals are connected with community resources that are
applicable to their needs. Individuals are to meet the criteria of being
dually diagnosed; duties of the case manager include but are not
limited to the following:
Vocational Counseling
Complete assessments, develop job trainings, and follow-up on
clients after placements.
Empowering People for Success (EPS)Primary Service Manager
(PSM) provides assistance in developing realistic short term goals
and plans of action to helping the participant overcome issues or
barriers that are preventing them from seeking or obtaining long term
employment.
CHRISTIAN COUNSELING
CENTER
3 LEWIS STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-4626
W : CHRISTIANCOUNSELINGC
ENTER.US
Fee : No cost for services
Ages : Ages: 18+
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Sunday through Saturday, 7 Days a Week
MENTAL HEALTH
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM - NORWALK HOSPITAL
MENTAL HEALTH
Skill building outpatient mental health program; mental health care
case management services in collaboration with community
providers and social service agencies. Must meet state-defined
admission criteria.
Funded by CT Dept. of Mental Health & Addicition Services - CSP.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-855-3528
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Age 18 and over
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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COUNSELING & THERAPY - JFS
MENTAL HEALTH
Serves clients to help them resolve conflicts, grow in self-awareness,
and improve relationships. Treats varied problems, from moderate to
severe for individuals, couples, and groups. Services includes help
with interpersonal difficulties, anxiety, and depressive symptoms,
social difficulties, bereavement, health problems, bereavement
issues, etc. and other life cycle changes.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Services provided by qualified,
licensed professionals
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M; .FRIDAY - 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.; SOME EVENING HOURS
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations
733 Summer Street,&nbsp;Suite 602,&nbsp;Stamford, CT 06901
431 Post Road East,&nbsp;Suite 11,&nbsp;Westport, CT 06880
Referral Required :
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COUNSELING FOR SENIORS - JFS
MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling services, available both to the elderly and their relatives
or loved ones. Helps those concerned cope with the complex issues
of aging.May be individual or group therapy. Services provided
in-home where necessary.
NOTE: These services are available at both agency locations:
NOTE: The services are provided at both agency locations:
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
733 Summer StreetSuite 602Stamford, CT 06901
431 Post Road EastSuite 11Westport, CT 06880
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.THURSDAY 9:00
A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CT DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH & ADDICTION SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
Region 1 - DMHAS-Funded Mental Health Services
Regional Access Center: 24-Hour Access Center 1-800-586-9903
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : 18 years and up
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.THURSDAY 9:00
A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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DR. ROBERT E. APPLEBY SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
MENTAL HEALTH
The School Based Health Centers provide accessible, high quality
medical and mental healthcare to adolescents at the three high
schools and Nathan Hale Middle School students while school is in
session.
Healthcare Services include physicals, diagnosis and treatment of
illness and minor injuries, sport physicals, immunizations, nutrition
counseling and health education. Staff includes a Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant, and part-time Pediatrician.
Mental Healthcare Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric
and medication evaluation and medication management. Individual,
group and family counseling are available. When necessary,
referrals may be made to outside health specialists (these services
may involve a cost to the students.)
Staffed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a licensed Advance
Practice RN or Physician's Assistant, a Social Work Supervisor, a
consulting Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Program Director. These
professionals work closely with school personnel.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
The School Based Health Centers are located at:
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Parental consent form required
Referral Required :
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EARLY CHILDHOOD CONSULTATION PARTNERSHIP (ECCP)
MENTAL HEALTH
The Early Childhood Consultation Partnership (ECCP) is a
state-wide Prevention/Early Intervention Program providing mental
health consultation to parents as well as teachers and directors of
early chillhood programs who work with children 0-5 years old.
ECCP Consultants can help develop strategies for working with
children with challenging behaviors and/or social/emotional
concerns. The consultants provide observations, a plan for
implementing strategies at home and in the classroom for the child,
and referrals for the parents, if needed. ECCP consultants can also
provide services to enhance the overall environment in preschool
classrooms. They work directly with preschool teachers on strategies
to promote children's social and emotional well-being. Parents,
teachers or directors may choose services that range from a brief
phone consultation to developing strategies and referrals for an
individual child or classroom. The service is free of charge for
residents of Connecticut.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : None
Ages : Birth to Five years old
Days :
Monday, Tuesday, Wednedsay 9 a.m. - 8 p.m., Thurs. 9 a.m. - 6
p.m.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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EARLY STAGE ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
MENTAL HEALTH
A weekly support group for people with early stage Alzheimer's
Disease of other dementia, providing a place to share ideas,
concerns and frustrations, and to provide mutual support. The group
is moderated by a clinical gerontologist. Participants are prescreened
for their appropriateness for the group.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-7000
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
PRESCREENING
Referral Required :
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EMERGENCY MOBILE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE FOR CHILDREN
MENTAL HEALTH
The Emergency Mobile Crisis Program provides assessment, triage,
and short-term crisis intervention for children and adolescents in
emotional or behavioral crisis.This program responds 24 hrs a day 7
days a week to children or adolescents in emotional or behavioral
crisis, and their families or guardians. The Child and Family
Guidance Center is the lead contractor for EMPS of Southern
Connecticut, sub-contracting services in portions of the region to
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance and The Child Guidance Centerof
Southern Connecticut.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-212-6531
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Any child under age 19
Insurance : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
MENTAL HEALTH
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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FAVOR
MENTAL HEALTH
FAVOR is a statewide Family Advocacy Organization serving
families, children and youth dealing with a broad spectrum of
behavioral and mental health needs, by providing family advocacy
and policy.
FAVOR works to increase accessibility to effective, culturally
competent and high quality behavioral health services and supports.
FAVOR offers training, technical assistance and support to parents
and caregivers in local communities to assist them in becoming
active and equal partners in the System of Care.
CT FAVOR
2138 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
ROCKY HILL, CT, 06067
T : 860-563-3232
W : www.favor-ct.org
Fee : Call for more information
The Greater Norwalk System of Care Team meets on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 9am -10:15am at the Human Services
Council, One Park Street, Norwalk. Conact Nicole DeRobertis for
information: 203-299-1315
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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GERIATRIC COUNSELING - JFS
MENTAL HEALTH
Counseling services available both to the elderly and their
relatives,helps families cope with the complex issues of aging. May
be individual or group therapy. Services may be provided in-home
where necessary. Medicare and insurance accepted.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Services provided for Stamford, New Canaan and Darien residents.
Referral Required :
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HALL BROOKE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
Hall-Brooke Behavioral Health Services, a division of St. Vincent's
Behavioral Health Services, offers outpatient services in Norwalk and
Bridgeport, Seton Academy and Community Residential Services.
Hall-Brooke Behavioral Health Services offers:
ST. VINCENT'S BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH SERVICES
47 LONG LOTS ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880-3828
T : 203-22701251
W : www.stvincentsbehavioralhea
lth.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
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IICAPS-INTENSIVE IN-HOME CHILD AND ADOLESCENT
PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES
MENTAL HEALTH
IICAPS partners with families in an attempt to stabilize and maintain
children with serious psychiatric disorders in their home and
community. This is done by providing intensive home and community
based services, psychological and psychiatric evaluation, time
limited psychotherapy, 24/7 crisis response, school consultation and
more. IICAPS teams are able to work with families until the needs
are met and the crisis period has subsided. The intensity of services
can vary from 3-20 hours per week. Children who are being
discharged from a psychiatric hospital or residential treatment,
children with acute psychiatric crisis for whom hospitalization is being
considered and children for whom traditional outpatient treatment is
insufficient will be considered for the program.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : Call Stephanie VanHatten or
Elizabeth Murdoch for information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
CHILD MUST HAVE A CURRENT PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND THE
FAMILY MUST BE IN A PERIOD OF CRISIS. THIS IS A VOLUNTARY
PROGRAM AND THEREFORE REQUIRES A COMMITMENT FROM
FAMILY MEMBERS.
Referral Required :
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INTENSIVE FAMILY THERAPY
MENTAL HEALTH
IFP is a state funded home based family support service. IFP
therapists attempt to preserve families dealing with issues of
abuse/neglect, poverty, substance abuse, domestic violence, lack of
parenting skills etc. The program is strength based and solution
focused. Therapists are available up to 5 hours per week. The
program also has a 24-hour crisis response system.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : DCF
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
DCF INVOLVEMENT
Referral Required :
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MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS
MENTAL HEALTH
The Mental Health Association has developed programs for
elementary, middle and high school students to increase awareness
and understanding about depression and help to prevent
self-medication with alcohol and other drugs. The more informed
young people are about the symptoms and treatment of depression,
the more prepared they will be to seek help for themselves and their
peers. Topics covered are: definition of major depression; signs and
symptoms of depression; suicide awareness; positive and negative
coping strategies; and how to get help for themselves or others. The
program can also be adapted for presentation to churches, parent
teacher organizations, and other community groups.
MENTAL HEALTH
ASSOCIATION OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
20-30 BEAVER ROAD
WETHERSFIELD , CT, 06109
T : 800-842-1501
W : WWW.MHACT.ORG
Fee : No
KIDS ON THE BLOCK are educational puppets which address the
importance of every childís mental health, the concerns associated
with young people using illegal substances, and safety. The
curriculums are preventive and educational tools designed for grades
one through six.
Ages : Elementary, Middle & Hig
MHAC teaches kids about substance abuse and mental health and
bullying.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
For information call the Community Educator, at 1-800-842-1501,
extension 15.
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH - CT COUNSELING CENTERS
MENTAL HEALTH
Provides a full range of licensed outpatient substance abuse and
mental health prevention, education, assessment and evaluation,
and treatment services.
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Individual, couples, family and group counseling. Pregnant addicts
care program.
Referral Required :
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OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH - FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY
MENTAL HEALTH
Evaluation and assessments; individual, family and group
counseling; psychiatric assessments and medication management.
Serve children ages 5 and up and adults of all ages.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 5 and up and adults
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
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SYSTEM OF CARE
MENTAL HEALTH
The System of Care is a collaborative designed to support and
strengthen parents and guardians in their efforts to meet the multiple
needs of children with serious emotional problems. It provides
individualized and comprehensive care to families in their home
communities and coordinates with many providers to ensure
implementation of services and foster optimal outcomes. System of
Care provides services to families in Norwalk, Westport, Wilton, and
Weston. Referrals are from the school system, doctor's offices,
family members, the community and agencies. Every effort is made
to expedite referrals in a timely manner. The Care Coordinator works
with the famiy in identifying a child specific team made up of service
providers and any other key players in the child and family's life. The
family and Care Coordinator decide on an effective treatment plan.
The Care coordinator coordinates meetings and communicates with
service providers.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : No
The System of Care Community Resource Committee (CRC) meets
at 9:00 am. On the 1st Tuesday of each month at the Human
Services Council, One Park Street, Norwalk.
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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www.HealthyMindsCT.org
MENTAL HEALTH
HealthyMindsCT is the website of the Southwest Regional Mental
Health Board (SWRMHB). SWRMHB aims to ensure a high-quality
mental health system that promotes recovery and wellbeing for the
residents of Southwestern Connecticut. Serving Bridgeport, Darien,
Easton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Monroe, New Canaan, Norwalk,
Stamford, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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www.HealthyMindsCT.org
MENTAL HEALTH
No Description Is Set For this Program.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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BUILDING FUTURES THROUGH MENTORING
MENTORING
Buiding Futures through Mentoring (BFTM) provides youth with an
adult mento who can meet them for at least one hour each week at a
supervised location such as the YMCA, a church or school. The
mentor's job is to help the young person define and achieve goals,
encourage positive development and promote positive choice and
increase self-esteem. The BFTM also provides mentors and
mentees with a free membership to the YMCA so they can meet
after school or on the weekends and engage in further fun activities.
A partnership between the City of Norwalk, Serving All Vessels
Equally (S.A.V.E), the Norwalk Mentor Program, Family & Children's
Agency and the YMCA.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
Referral Required :
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CAREGIVER'S CHOICE MENTORING PROGRAM
MENTORING
Caregivers' Choice brings mentors and children with incarcerated
parents together to establish quality new mentoring relationships.
Caregivers or parents of eligible children can submit an application
for their child. They will receive a list of approved mentoring
programs in Norwalk, and a voucher that can be redeemed for
mentoring services. The selected mentoring program is responsible
for recruiting, screeninfg and training a mentor and supporting the
match.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : No
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
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MENTORING SUPPORT
MENTORING
We know that providing an adult mentor can make a difference in the
life of a student that is struggling to focus on school. United Way of
Coastal Fairfield County is very committed to building and expanding
mentor programs. We provide leadership and staffing for The
Mentoring Institute of Coastal Fairfield County which brings 20+
mentoring programs together in a collaborative network to build the
capacity of mentor programs to recruit, train and match mentors,
serve as a resource for mentoring best practices, and raise
community awareness of the importance and benefits of mentoring.
The Norwalk Mentor Program is an active member of the Mentoring
Institute and also receives funding as a UWCFC partner.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Wi-Mentor is a unique mentoring program for high school students.
Mentors and mentees exchange emails during the school year and
come together several times a year to get to know each other and
enjoy fun activities. The program is being offered to students in the
ELL program at Brien McMahon high school. This is the first year the
program has been in place in Norwalk and we are looking forward to
expanding it next year.
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
MENTORING
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
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Norwalk Mentor Program
MENTORING
Partnering with the Norwalk Public Schools, the Norwalk Mentor
Program recruits, trains and matches adult mentors with assigned
youth at all public schools. This is a school based model - the
Mentor commits to a one hour visit per week, at the school that the
mentee attends. Together with each school liaison, the Mentor
Program Director assists the building of the relationship b/w a
positive adult role model and the child.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : None
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday thru Friday
MENTORING
Requirements :
The mentee (child) is determined eligible for the program by the
individual school liaison.&nbsp;
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
MENTORING
The Project Friendship mentoring programs at Family & Childrenís
Agency have been providing one-on-one mentoring services to
children of the Greater Norwalk area for nearly 40 years. Project
Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship are community-based
mentoring programs that match children who are in need of an
additional supportive relationship outside of the family with caring
mentors. Children are matched with a carefully screened and trained
adult or high school volunteer. Matches meet weekly for a minimum
of one year. The mission of FCA's mentoring programs are to use
mentoring as a way to build bonds of friendship, nurture a child's
self-esteem, encourage new interests, and promote caring for others.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30A.M. - 5:00P.M.
MENTORING
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
VOLUNTEERING
MENTORING
FCA's Project Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship Programs match
volunteers with children ages 6-14 who are in need of a one-on-one
mentor in a community-based program. Project Friendship matches
adults with children 6-14 years of age. Jr. Project Friendship
matches high school juniors and seniors, who can drive, with
children 6-12 years of age. Mentors must be able to commit 2-3
hours per week and be able to serve for a minimum of one year.
Background checks, interviews, home visits, and trainings are
required before a volunteer can be matched with a child. On-going
supervision is provided to mentors throughout the life of the
relationship for guidance and support.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURS, 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
MENTORING
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EARTHPLACE - THE NATURE DISCOVERY CENTER
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
Earthplace is non-profit organization located on a 62-acre wildlife
sanctuary. Earthplace operates a state licensed and accredited
nursery school and summer camp, environmental education
opportunities are offered to schools, organizations and the public.
Earthplace maintains a Wildlife Rehabilitation and Animal Care
Program and a natural history museum. Harbor Watch is our water
quality monitoring program with a state licensed environmental
laboratory. Earthplace offers a number of programs and activities for
all ages. Offers Summer Camp for Preschool to Grade 9. Members
receive a newsletter, discounts on programs, early registration for
the nursery school and summer camp programs, and a 10% discount
in the gift shop.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON. - SAT. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Call for information
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LOCKWOOD MATHEWS MANSION MUSEUM
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
One of the earliest surviving Second Empire Style country houses in
the United States. Admission fee for children over age 8 and adults.
Children under 8 admitted free with an adult.
LOCKWOOD MATHEWS
MANSION MUSEUM
295 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-9799
W : www.lockwoodmathewsmans
ion.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
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NORWALK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
Norwalk Hisorical Society operates Mill Hill Historic Park which
includes the 1835 Town House Museum, the c.1740 Governor
Thomas Fitch Law Office, and the 1826 Little Red Schoolhouse, as
well as one of the oldest town cemeteries. Open to the public May to
October, Saturdays and Sundays, 11am-4:00pm
NORWALK HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
2 EAST WALL STREET
Mailing Address P.O. BOX 1640
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-0525
W:
www.norwalkhsitoricalsociety.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MAY TO OCTOBER, Saturday & Sunday, 11:00am - 4:00pm
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
Requirements :
Admission fee. Adults (13 years old and up) - $5.00. Children (12
years and under) - $3.00.
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
Stepping Stones Museum for Children broadens and enriches the
educational opportunities for children ages 10 and under to enhance
their understanding of the world. The Museum seeks to create an
environment that inspires life-long learning and supports parents,
caregivers and educators as facilitators of children's explorations.
Group tour discounts are available for 10 or more people.
STEPPING STONES MUSEUM
FOR CHILDREN
MATHEWS PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-0606
W : WWW.STEPPINGSTONESM
USEUM.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 10 and under
Spanish : Yes
Days :
TUES. - SUN. AND MON. FROM JULY 1-LABOR DAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
More than half a million people visit The Maritime Aquarium each
year for a fun and educational adventure into the underwater world of
Long Island Sound. Unlike most aquariums, The Maritime Aquarium,
a AAA 2002 'GEM' rated Attraction, focuses primarily on one body of
water...Long Island Sound.
Aquarium hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily; closed Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day. The nationally recognized aquarium features
sharks, seals, river otters, sea turtles, jellies and 125 other species
from Long Island Sound and its watershed, as well as maritime
exhibits, educational programs, a boat-building shop and
Connecticut's only IMAX movie theater. Admission is not required to
enter the newly-expanded Gift Shop or full-service cafeteria.
THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
10 NORTH WATER ST
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0700
W : WWW.MARITIMEAQUARIU
M.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
DAILY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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WEIR FARM NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
MUSEUMS & NATURE CENTERS
Weir Farm National Historic Site preserves the summer home and
studio of the American painter J. Alden Weir (1852-1919).Tours, art
exhibits, children's art classes, visiting artists, and historic Painting
Sites Trail, Take Part in Art - watercolor painting program offered on
weekends. The park includes a Visitor Center, fields, wetland areas,
woods, streams, Weir pond, and farm buildings.
WEIR FARM NATIONAL
HISTORIC SITE
735 NOD HILL ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-1896
W : WWW.NPS.GOV/WEFA
Fee : No
Days :
Wednesday-Sunday: 9am-5pm, May - October
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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BALLET ETUDES
MUSIC & ARTS
Offering Ballet classes and performing opportunities for students 3
years old to Pre Professional. Summer classes and all-day Dance
Camps available. Call or visit our web site for information and
brochure.
BALLET ETUDES
104 WALL STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850-3405
T : 203-838-1888
W : www.balletetudesct.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Saturday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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CRYSTAL THEATRE
MUSIC & ARTS
Non-profit Crystal Theater provides classes in performing - acting,
singing and dancing. Any student with the desire to perform is
welcome. Includes Summer Camp. Call for information.
CRYSTAL THEATRE
12 JUNE AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-7150
W:
WWW.CRYSTALTHEATRE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
MUSIC & ARTS
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NEIGHBORHOOD STUDIOS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
MUSIC & ARTS
Neighborhood Studios of Fairfield County (formerly Music and Arts
Center for Humanity) offers arts education for special needs
students, at-risk individuals, and the artistically gifted. Wide array of
after school and summer programs.
NEIGHBORHOOD STUDIOS OF
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
(FORMERLY MUSIC AND ARTS
CENTER FOR HUMANITY)
391 EAST WASHINGTON
AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06608
T : 203-366-3300
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 12 -18
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MUSIC & ARTS
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NORWALK COMMUNITY CHORALE
MUSIC & ARTS
Meets every Tuesday night from September through June from 7:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Mary McCarthy room in Norwalk City Hall.
Anyone who loves to sing is invited to join us - no audition or
residency requirements.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-4398
Please see Wesbite for Concert Schedule & Calendar of Events.
For more information email us or call 203-226-4398.
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MUSIC & ARTS
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
MUSIC & ARTS
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK QUARTETTE CLUB
MUSIC & ARTS
A singing and dining club with a German accent.
For more information call 847-9920.
NORWALK QUARTETTE CLUB
162 NEW CANAAN AVE.
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-847-9920
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
MUSIC & ARTS
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NORWALK SYMPHONY
MUSIC & ARTS
Norwalk Symphony has a season of subscription concerts October
through May, and additional educational and family activities
throughout the year. Some educational programs may be free.
Please visit our website or call for information.
NORWALK SYMPHONY
83 WALL STREET
SUITE 1
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-956-6771
W : WWW.NORWALKSYMPHON
Y.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MUSIC & ARTS
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NORWALK YOUTH SYMPHONY
MUSIC & ARTS
The Norwalk Youth Symphony provides the finest possible training,
practice and performance opportunities, enabling students to learn,
share and enjoy the power or music. The NYS is comprised of three
levels of youth orchestras. All of the sections of the NYS orchestras
are coached on a regular basis by professional musicians. The
Principal Orchestra performs advanced repertoire. The Concert
Orchestra is a full orchestra performing on an intermediate level. The
two Chamber Orchestras are for young string players gaining
ensemble experience. NYS fees are kept low and substantial lesson
and tuition scholarships are available to all members regardless of
age, ability or length of time in the NYS. Call for information on
applying and on concerts.
NORWALK YOUTH SYMPHONY
71 EAST AVENUE SUITE N
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-866-4100
W : WWW.NORWALKYOUTHSY
MPHONY.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
YOUTH WITH A LOVE OF MUSIC
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PERFORMANCE DANCE
MUSIC & ARTS
Performance Dance™ ongoing Adult Beginning Intermediate classes:
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Tuesday @ 10:30 AM at The Ballet School of Stamford
(balletschoolofstamford.org)
Saturday @ 5:00 PM at
(greenwicharts.org/index.asp).
the
Greenwich
Arts
T : 917-733-9182
Council
Classes are taught by industry veteran Nancy Schwartz who has
danced professionally in national ballet and modern dance
companies for the past thirty years. Classes are musically based,
combined with stretch and strength exercises for the adult. Classes
are fun and educational, and welcome a large span in ages and
varying degrees of training. A long strength building barre of one
hour is followed by well-rounded slow to quick movements in the
center.
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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ROODNER COURT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
MUSIC & ARTS
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework
assistance and special school projects. Special attention is given to
Math, Reading, and Writing. The Center is equipped with a state of
the art computer lab to train the children. There are many enrichment
activities such as tennis, golf, art, music, dance, and field trips, just to
name a few. The service is voluntary and free.
ROODNER COURT
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
11 Ingalls Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
MUSIC & ARTS
Cultural center for the community. Conducts art classes for children
and adults at all levels, promotes art appreciation, exhibits and sells
the works of professional artists in the area. Galleries, special shows
and retail center.
ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
145 ROWAYTON AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06853
T : 203-866-2744
W : WWW.ROWAYTONARTSCE
NTER.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Fee for classes &amp; membership
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SHAKESPEARE ON THE SOUND
MUSIC & ARTS
Shakespeare theatrical productions at Pinkney Park in Rowayton,
Greenwich and surrounding towns with actors from New York City,
local actors, nationally renowned directors, stage designers and
musicians. The Festival operates over a three week period. An
educational outreach program complements the annual production,
teaching students and adults in local schools, libraries and senior
centers about Shakespeare's writings.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-299-1300
Please see website for information about productions during the
year.
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
MUSIC & ARTS
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SILVERMINE GUILD ARTS CENTER
MUSIC & ARTS
Art classes in painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, photography,
printmaking, computer graphics, video, creative writing and jewelry
design for adults and children.
SILVERMINE GUILD ARTS
CENTER
1037 SILVERMINE ROAD
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-966-9700
W:
WWW.SILVERMINEART.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MUSIC & ARTS
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CUSTOMER SERVICE INFORMATION - NORWALK CITY HALL
NORWALK CITY HALL
Customer Service Center provides timely, accurate and
comprehensive responses to residents with concerns, questions and
complaints. Red Phone in lobby of City Hall connects directly to the
help center.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-3200
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday - Friday
NORWALK CITY HALL
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North Walke Housing Corporation
NORWALK CITY HALL
At the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency, all of our energies and
resources go into enhancing the physical, economic, and social
environment of the Norwalk community.Low-interest home
rehabilitation loans are available for qualified applicants, as well as
grant assistance for home repairs related to storm recovery (as
available). The Agency also maintains a list of deed-restricted
affordable housing options located in Norwalk.
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : (203) 854-7274
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
Fee : None
Days :
Monday through Friday
SHELTER
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
NUTRITION
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
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AARP CONNECTICUT
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
AARP is a nonprofit membership organization for people 50 and
older. AARP offers education, advocacy and services (such as
discounts) to enhance the quality of life for everyone by promoting
independence, dignity and purpose. AARP provides volunteer
opportunities for members interested in community service and
advocacy. Programs include Driver Safety Education, Tax
Preparation Assistance and Benefits Outreach.
AARP Connecticut
21 OAK STREET
SUITE 104
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 866-295-7279
W : WWW.AARP.ORG/CT
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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AGING SERVICES DIVISION - DSS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Aging Services Division provides information about programs
and services available to older adults and their families. The Division
also makes referrals to local providers. For program information see
our website at http://www.ct.gov/agingservices or call 860-218-6631
Toll Free, or email us at [email protected]
CT DSS IN HARTFORD
25 SIGOURNEY STREET
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-218-6631
W : www.ct.gov/agingservices
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MUST MEET AGES, INCOME AND OTHER ELIGIBILITY
GUIDELINES
Referral Required :
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ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION - SUPPORT
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Alzheimer's Helpline 24/7: 800-272-3900
Website provides information, support and resouces: www.alz.org
Caregiver support groups staffed by volunteers provide support,
information and referrals. Norwalk support groups are held at
Norwalk Senior Center, Elderhouse and Park Street Congregational
Church.
Information
available
at http://www.alz.org/ct/in_my_community_support.asp
ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION:
CT CHAPTER
607 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-1360
W : www.alz.org/ct
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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ASSISTED TRANSPORTATION -FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Personalized transportation for seniors or disabled individuals.
Wheelchair accessible van available. Driver stays and assists
individuals with their needs.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Adults
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All employees are referenced, background
checked and drug screened. Supervised by registered nurses.
State licesnes Homemaker/Home Healh Aide Agency.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Financial stipend available for individuals with Spinal Cord injuries.
Referral Required :
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CAREGIVER CONNECTION - FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Licensed Social Services to assist caregivers of seniors. Support for
caregivers, assists caregiver find appropriate entitlements and care
providers.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Seniors and their caregiv
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Individuals placed are employees of Family
&amp; Children\'s Agency. We do the taxes and cover
employees with appropriate insurances.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
ON-CALL 24/7. State-licensed Homemaker/Home Health Agency. All
employees are referenced, background checked and drug screened.
Supervised by registered nurses.
Referral Required :
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May 28, 2014, 1:54 pm
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CARLSON PLACE
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Residential care home provides personal services for adults who do
not require the services of a licensed nurse. Call for information on
fees etc.
CARLSON PLACE
17 NELSON AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-6994
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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CASE MANAGEMENT FOR SENIORS - JFS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Provides professional case management services to the elderly.
Supplements the agency's Home Companion program. The Case
Manager assesses and then makes recommendations to the senior
and his/her family that will allow the client to live as independently as
possible.Services include assistance with all kinds of daily tasks that
a senior may no longer be able to or desire to do. Examples include
bill paying; arranging and talking with the doctor; serving as a liaison
to the family on behalf of the senior; helping with alternative
arrangements, etc. The case manager coordinate necessary
services and continues to monitor the client for as long as deemed
necessary.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Yes
Days :
MON. - THURSDAY, 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. FRIDAY,. 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
NOTE: The services are provided at both agency locations:
733 Summer Street Suite 602 Stamford, CT 06901
&nbsp;
431 Post Road East Suite 11 Westport, CT 06880
Referral Required :
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CHARTER OAK PASS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Charter Oak Pass provides access to the State Parks and
Forests and is available free only to Connecticut's senior citizens, 65
years of age or older. The Pass is good for lifetime use and may be
used at all day use areas in CT State Parks and Forest Recreation
areas including Gillette Castle and Dinosaur State Parks, Fort
Trumbull State Park, Quinebaug Valley Hatchery fishing ponds and
boat launching areas. It is not valid for camping. Seniors who hold a
1998-1999 Charter Oak Pass do not need to apply for a new pass - it
is good for lifetime use. Note: Norwalk area residents may obtain a
pass in person at Sherwood Island State Park, Monday-Friday
between 9am and 3pm. Proof of age and residency is required. To
obtain a pass by mail, send a legible photocopy of your current
driver's license as proof of age and residency to the Hartford address
listed above. Please do not write on the copy or attach a letter or
note of any kind.
SHERWOOD ISLAND STATE
PARK
SHERWOOD ISLAND STATE
PARK
GREENS FARMS, CT, 06838
T : 860-424-3200
W : www.ct.gov/dep/cwp/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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CHOICES PROGRAM - SWCAA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Health Insurance Assistance (HICAP) provides free information and
assistance about your Medicare choices (traditional fee-for-service
vs. managed care options), Medicare Supplement Insurance
(Medigap), Medicaid, Long Term Care Insurance and other related
state and federal programs.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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CHORE SERVICES - FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Chore Services assists seniors and disabled individuals with
household chores. Minor Home Repair, heavy cleaning and
organizing.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All employees are referenced, background
checked and drug screeened. Supervised by registered
nurses.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Individuals placed are employees of Family &amp; Children's
Agency. We do the taxes and cover employees with appropriate
insurances. ON-CALL 24/7.
Referral Required :
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COUNSELING FOR SENIORS - JFS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Counseling services, available both to the elderly and their relatives
or loved ones. Helps those concerned cope with the complex issues
of aging.May be individual or group therapy. Services provided
in-home where necessary.
NOTE: These services are available at both agency locations:
NOTE: The services are provided at both agency locations:
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
733 Summer StreetSuite 602Stamford, CT 06901
431 Post Road EastSuite 11Westport, CT 06880
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M.THURSDAY 9:00
A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CT STATEWIDE RESPITE CARE PROGRAM
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Connecticut Statewide Respite Care Program is funded by the
State Department of Social Services (DSS) and is operated in
partnership with the Alzheimer's Association Chapters of Connecticut
and the Connecticut Area Agencies on Aging. The program offers
caregivers the opportunity to receive an assessment of services
needed and have a care plan developed and /or purchase services
for the individual with dementia. Eligible families may apply for
daytime or overnight respite care services including: Adult day care,
home health aide, homemaker/companion, skilled nursing care or
short term nursing care. The applicant or authorized agent must
provide a Physician's Statement declaring that the patient has
Alzheimer's Disease or related dementias resulting from: Multi-infarct
dementia, Parkinson's Disease, Lewy Body Dementia, Huntington's
Disease, Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, or Pick's Disease. The
applicant cannot be covered by Medicaid (Title 19) or by the CT
Home Care Program for Elders. They must have an income of no
more than $30,000 a year and liquid assets of $80,000 or less.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : PHYSICIAN STATEMENT
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Care recipient must have diagnosis of Alzheimers or Dementia
Referral Required :
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EARLY STAGE ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
A weekly support group for people with early stage Alzheimer's
Disease of other dementia, providing a place to share ideas,
concerns and frustrations, and to provide mutual support. The group
is moderated by a clinical gerontologist. Participants are prescreened
for their appropriateness for the group.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-7000
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
PRESCREENING
Referral Required :
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ELDERCARE LOCATOR
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Eldercare Locator links those who need assistance with state
and local area agencies on aging and community-based
organizations that serve older adults and their caregivers.
Information specialists are available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. EST,
Monday – Friday.
HOTLINE
T : 800-677-1116
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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ELDERHOUSE INC. - ADULT DAY CENTER
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
ADULT DAY CENTER PROVIDES CARE SERVICES TO SENIORS
AND RESPITE TO CAREGIVERS HELPING TO KEEP SENIORS
LIVING AT HOME.
ELDERHOUSE INC. - ADULT
DAY CENTER
7 Lewis Street
3 Quincy Street, Norwalk 06850
(temporary location during
remodeling)
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-1998
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MON- WED-FRI 8:00am to 5:00pm AND TUES-THURS 8:00am to
7:00pm AND SAT 9:00am to 3:00pm
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT - SWCAA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Connecticut's National Family Caregiver Support Program is
designed to supplement the assistance that family members provide
to an elder, or to a grandchild, by providing supplemental services
and/or respite care to those with the greatest social or economic
needs. The Program serves an adult caregiver caring for a family
member 60 years of age or older, and a grandparent or other relative
caregiver who is 60 or older caring for a child 18 years of age or
under. Care recipients younger than 60 are not covered by this
program. Grandchildren 19 years of age or older are not covered by
this program.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : Call for more information
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : CALL AGENCY
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
CAREGIVER FOR SOMEONE 60 OR ABOVE, OR
GUARDIANS/GRANDPARENTS
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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HOME CARE CARPENTER SERVICES - FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Licensed Carpenter services available to assist with home repair and
handicap renovations.State Licensed Homemaker/Home Health Aide
Agency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All employees are referenced, background
checked and drug screened. Supervised by registered
nurses.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Individuals placed are employees of Family &amp; Children's
Agency. We do the taxes and cover employees with appropriate
insurances.ON-CALL 24/7.
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE PROGRAM FOR ELDERS -SWCAA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging (SWCAA) a private
not-for-profit corporation, administers the Connecticut Home Care
Program for Elders (CHCP), under a contract with the Connecticut
Department of Social Services (DSS) in the fourteen towns of
southwestern Connecticut. Additionally, SWCAA offers care
management services for older persons. The Connecticut Home
Care Program for Elders (CHCP) offers home and community based
services as an alternative to institutional placement. This program is
available to Connecticut residents aged 65 and older who financially
and functionally qualify.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 65 and up
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DSS ALTERNATE CARE
UNIT
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
ASSISTANCE WITH DAILY LIVING REQUIRED
Referral Required :
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HOME CARE SERVICES
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Through our Home Care Services, Family & Children’s Agency
offers seniors or disabled indiviudals the ability to remain safe and
independent in their home. Our services, which range from having
the security of a Personal Alert button to having a full-time, live
-in home health aide, home makers, assisted transportation and
home modification, allow seniors to retain their safety and
independence throughout the aging process.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Sliding Scale.
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Ages: 60 years and over
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
Five
Spanish : Yes
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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HOMEMAKERS SERVICES - FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Trained homemakers supervised by registered nurses. Assist with
meal preparation, light housework, laundry and shopping.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All employees are referenced, background
checked and drug screened. Supervised by registered nurses.
State Licensed Homemaker/Home Health Aide Agency.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Individuals placed are employees of Family &amp; Children\'s
Agency. We do the taxes and cover employees with appropriate
insurances. On-Call 24/7
Referral Required :
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LIVE-IN HOME HEALTH AIDES - FCA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
24 hour care/7days a week. Provided by licensed home health aides,
personal care attendants and supervised by registered nurses.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : State Licensed Homemaker/Home Health Aide
Agency. All employees are referenced, background checked
and drug screened. Supervised by registered nurses.
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Individuals placed are employees of Family &amp; Children's
Agency. We do the taxes and cover employees with appropriate
insurances. ON-CALL 24/7
Referral Required :
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LONG TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Provides advocacy for quality care and for the rights of people who
live in long term care facilities, related to their nursing home care,
and to discuss their views with nursing home staff.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-831-2900
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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LUDLOW COMMONS CONGREGATE HOUSING
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Congregate housing for the frail elderly. Age and income eligibility
requirements apply. Persons must have difficulty with one or more
essential activities of daily living to qualify.
LUDLOW COMMONS
11 ROGERS SQUARE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-899-8534
Fee : Yes
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 62 years or older
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS/WEEK
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
DIFFICULTY WITH ONE OR MORE ESSENTIAL ACTIVITIES OF
DAILY LIVING
Referral Required :
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MEALS ON WHEELS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit home delivered meal program
which has been in operation in Norwalk for over 25 years. It is
designed to provide well-balanced, nutritious meals at a low cost on
either a short or long term basis to Norwalk residents of any age who
are in need of nutritional support.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
RESIDENT OF NORWALK
Referral Required :
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MEDICARE ADVOCACY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Center for Medicare Advocacy provides education, advocacy,
and legal assistance to help elders and people with disabilities obtain
necessary healthcare. We focus on the needs of Medicare
beneficiaries, people with chronic conditions, and those in need of
long-term care. The Center is staffed by attorneys, paralegals,
nurses, information management experts and technical assistants.
The Center represents thousands of individuals in appeals of
Medicare denials.
CENTER FOR MEDICARE
ADVOCACY INC.
11 Ledgebrook Drive
MANSFIELD CENTER, CT,
06250
T : 860-456-7790
W : WWW.MEDICAREADVOCA
CY.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
MEDICARE PARTICIPANT
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER SOUTH
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The NSC South features a full range of bilingual
(English/Spanish/Creole) programs and services designed to
promote successful aging for seniors. Daily exercise class, arts,
crafts, bingo, cards and lunch provide an opportunity to meet friends
and socialize in a warm, friendly environment. English As A Second
Language, citizenship preparation classes and computer access are
offered each month. A full array of health programs and screenings
are offered, including counseling services to help a senior and
his/her family deal with the challenges of aging. Provides help
applying for financial, housing assistance. A complete listing of
monthly programs and activities is available by calling the Center
and requesting a "Life and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
SOUTH
92 CEDAR STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-299-1500
W : www.norwalkseniorcenter.org
/pages/nscsouth.htm
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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PERSONAL ALERT SERVICE
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
PERSONAL ALERT, a program of Family & Children's Agency, Inc.,
is an easy-to-use personal response service that ensures that older
adults or the chronically ill living at home get quick assistance by
pressing a water-proof Help Button. This personalized system is
professionally monitored 24 hours a day and can be used for
reassurance as well as a medical emergency.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-3116
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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PRIMETIME
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Primetime is a free membership program for older adults and their
families. The focus of the program is to educate older adults about
healthy lifestyles by providing educational lectures, health
screenings, exercise classes, support groups and discount
programs.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-7000
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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PROTECTIVE SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Social workers provide case management services and
conservatorship for the elderly. Check reports of neglect, abuse,
exploitation, abandonment.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The mission of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of
Southwestern Connecticut is to recruit volunteers fifty-five and over
and match them with meaningful volunteer opportunities in the
community that will utilize their skills and experience. RSVP is part of
Senior Corps under the umbrella of the Corporation for National and
Community Service. More information about RSVP can be found on
our web site at: www.rsvpswct.org, or call the telephone number
listed above.
CT DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SERVICES (DSS) BRIDGEPORT
925 HOUSATONIC AVENUE
BRIDGEPORT , CT, 06606
T : 203-551-2700
W : HTTP://WWW.DSS.STATE.C
T.US/
Fee : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
COMPLETE VOLUNTEER&nbsp;APPLICATION AND MEET WITH
OUTREACH COORDINATOR TO DISCUSS YOUR INTERESTS.
Referral Required :
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ROAD SCHOLAR (FORMERLY ELDERHOSTEL)
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
We are a not-for-profit organization that provides exceptional
learning adventures to nearly 200,000 older adults each year.
Elderhostel offers nearly 10,000 programs a year in more than 90
countries. We believe learning is a lifelong pursuit that opens minds
and enriches lives. We believe sharing new ideas, challenges, and
experiences is rewarding in every season of life. Our participants
come from every walk of life to learn together, to exchange ideas,
and to explore the world. For detailed information about the
programs that we offer please visit our website.
ROAD SCHOLAR
11 AVENUE DE LAFAYETTE
BOSTON
, MA, 02111
T : 800-454-576
W : WWW.ELDERHOSTEL.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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SALVATION ARMY NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
SALVATION ARMY NORWALK
CORPS
14 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-2125
W : www.salvationarmyusa.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Call
Days :
TUESDAY- FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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SENIOR SERVICES PROJECT
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Provides networking of senior services. This program is delegated by
NEON to the Senior Services Coordinating Council.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-6992
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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SENIOR UMBRELLA
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Our mission is "to meet the needs of the elderly; to ease the burden
of the ill, lonely, or those in need; and to bring our older citizens into
the main stream of community life" and to assist in "the initiation,
expansion and/or improvement of social services for the elderly." The
Municipal Agent for the Elderly provides information and assistance,
service referral and application assistance to seniors 60 years of age
or older and their families.
SENIOR SERVICES
COORDINATING COUNCIL
11 ALLEN ROAD
Room #8
NORWALK, CT, 06851-2319
T : 203-847-2830
Fee : No
Ages : NO
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
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SENIORS AT WORK
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Employment matching service for all employers and mature workers
in lower Fairfield County. The job seeker's experience, talents, skills
and interests are matched to paid employment opportunities, either
from the business sector or from a homeowner needing help with
household tasks. Jobs may be full time, part-time, temporary or for a
specific project.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : Seniors
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Social Security is more than a retirement program. It provides you
and your family with an insurance package of disability, retirement
and survivors protection. Depending on your circumstances, you
may be eligible for Social Security at any age. Social Security pays
more benefits to children than any other government program.
Today, more than 45 million people, about one out of every six
Americans, collect some kind of Social Security benefit. Another
program run by Social Security is Supplemental Security Income
(SSI). SSI makes monthly payments to people who have low
incomes and few assets. To get SSI you must live in the U.S. or the
Northern Mariana Islands and be 65 or older; blind; or disabled. You
also must be a U.S. citizen or national. Contact your local office to
find out if you are eligible for any of these benefits.
SOCIAL SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION
24 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-849-1911
W : WWW.SSA.GOV
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SOUTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT AGENCY ON AGING
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging (SWCAA) is a
private, not-for-profit corporation, established in 1974. As a
designated Area Agency on Aging, according to the Older Americans
Act of 1965, as amended, SWCAA is a funding source for federal
and state dollars for the elderly in the fourteen town region of
southwestern Connecticut. Funding supports services such as
nutrition, in-home, legal, health, adult day care/respite,
transportation, senior centers and outreach/social support. SWCAA
researches and evaluates elderly issues, offers community education
related to the needs of the elderly, and serves as an advocate for
older individuals. It is a resource for information and referral to
services for older adults, such as health insurance, housing, and
in-home care. The Agency administers the Statewide Respite
Program and the National Family Caregiver Support Program for the
region. SWCAA is also an "Access Agency", under contract with the
State of Connecticut, Department of Social Services, to provide care
management to clients who receive home and community based
services through the Connecticut Home Care Program for elders.
Please check our website for further details.
Southwestern Connecticut
Agency on Aging (SWCAA)
10 MIDDLE STREET
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-333-9288
W : www.swcaa.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Referral Required :
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THE MARVIN CHILDREN'S CENTER
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The Marvin Children's Center is a full-day, full-year program serving
forty 3 & 4 year old children. We are funded by the State of
Connecticut's School Readiness Program. We are owned by Under
One Roof, Inc., an independent not for profit organization and
sponser of the Marvin Children's Center. We are managed by the
nation's leading provider of emplyer sponsered childcare, Bright
Horizons Family Solutions. Since we share the same building as
The Marvin's senior housing, we are also an intergenerational
program. Both the Marvin's senior residents and children in the
childcare program gain long lasting benefits from shared time
together-providing enriched experiences not found in traditional
senior housing or child care facilities. Our waitlist can be quite
lengthy and we encourage interested families to place their child on
our waitlist as early as infancy and toddlerhood.
THE MARVIN - UNDER ONE
ROOF
60 GREGORY BLVD.
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-854-6781
Fee : Our fees are based on a sliding
scale and are determined by family size
and income.&nbsp; Families are required
to submit income information when
submitting an application to our program.
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Three and four year olds
Days :
M-F
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : No
Referral Required :
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THE RETIRED & SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
The mission of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of
Southwestern Connecticut is to recruit volunteers fifty-five and over
and match them with a meaningful volunteer opportunity in the
community that will utilize their skills and experience. RSVP is part of
Senior Corps under the umbrella of the Corporation for National and
Community Service. More information about RSVP can be found on
our web site at :www.rsvpswct.org
THE MARVIN - UNDER ONE
ROOF
60 GREGORY BLVD.
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-854-6781
Fee : No
Ages : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Requirements :
Contact: Teri Klein, Director Nancy Pratt, OutReach Coordinator
Referral Required :
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VOLUNTEER SERVICES FOR SENIORS - JFS
OLDER ADULTS/SENIORS
Volunteers provide comfort & cheer to seniors throguh the Mitzvah
Corps' weekly group programming by individualized visits to the
home-bound infirmed elderly. Seniors wishing to offer their services
may likewise provide crafts items and hand-made sewn items that
are donated to those in need, or participate in various projects.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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BORN LEARNING - UNITED WAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Born Learning is a public engagement campaign that helps parents,
grandparetns and caregivers explore ways to turn everyday
moments into learning opportunities. Born Learning includes
resource materials on how to get the most our of play with your
children, fact sheets on ages and stages of development, tips on
health and nutrition and more. Born Learning is part of United Way's
early childhood initiative, Success by Six®.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Born Learning Website: http://www.bornlearning.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
FREE Born Learning toolkit has helpful tips and tools that are tailored
to your child&iacute;s age.
www.unitedwaycfc.org/born-learning-kit.html
Referral Required :
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CHILD DEVELOPMENT INFOLINE
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Child Development Infoline (CDI) is the access point for the
Connecticut Birth to Three System, the Help Me Grow Program,
Preschool Special Education Services and the Children and Youth
with Special Health Care Needs Program. Care Coordinators handle
calls from physicians, parents, and other providers, and refer to
services based on a child's needs. The Care Coordinators are
trained to listen and ask questions that help both families and
providers identify the needs and resources for a family. Depending
on the needs of the caller, a referral can be made to the Birth to
Three System for evaluation to determine eligibility for early
intervention services, to a local school system for evaluation for
preschool special education services, to community-based resources
listed through the Help Me Grow Program or to care coordination,
respite and/or extended services through the Medical Home
Initiative, as appropriate. Services are targeted to children, birth
through age eighteen, who have or are at risk for
developmental,behavioral or health related problems. CDI is funded
through the Department of Developmental Services, the Children's
Trust Fund and the Department of Public Health.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 800-505-7000
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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CHILD FIRST
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Child FIRST (Child and Family Interagency Resource, Support and
Training) is a home-based, psychotherapeutic, parent-child
intervention program embedded in a system of care. The Child
FIRST Team provides assessments, in-home clinical mental health
services, care coordination and parent education for vulnerable
young children and their families from the prenatal period to age 6.
The program is provided in partnership with Family & Children's
Agency and is co-located at Norwalk Health Department, 137 East
Avenue, Norwalk CT (2nd Floor).
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-939-9339
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Ages : Prenatal to Age 6
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday Wednesday 9am-8:30pm; Thursday: 9:00 am 6:00 pm
MENTAL HEALTH
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CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Child Guidance Center assists children, adolescents to age 19
and parents of all ethnic backgrounds with emotional, behavioral,
developmental, and family problems through an extensive network of
assessment, psychiatric consultation, evaluation and individual and
group psychotherapy, parent guidance and family therapy services.
Also provides community education on children's mental health
issues.
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER OF
MID-FAIRFIELD COUNTY
100 East Avenue
Norwalk, CT, 06850
T : 203-299-1315
W : www.childguidancemfct.org
Fee : CT Husky, some commercials plans
and sliding fee scale available
Ages : to age 19
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 9:00 A.M. - 8:30
P.M.THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
Who Refers : PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST
CALL TO INITIATE SERVICES.
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
RESIDENTS OF NORWALK, WILTON, WESTON, WESTPORT,
DARIEN, NEW CANAAN; EDT services are not limited to these
towns
Referral Required :
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CT COMMISSION ON CHILDREN
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Conducts research, analysis and promotion of public policy and
coordination of efforts to support children and embrace their
development. Serves as a liaison between government and those
concerned with children's issues.
CONNECTICUT COMMISSION
ON CHILDREN
18-20 TRINITY STREET
2ND FLOOR
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-0290
W : www.cga.ct.gov/coc
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Thursday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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CT Family-to-Family Health Information Center
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
CONNECTICUT COMMISSION
ON CHILDREN
18-20 TRINITY STREET
2ND FLOOR
HARTFORD , CT, 06106
T : 860-240-0290
W : www.cga.ct.gov/coc
Fee : Free service
Ages : 0-26 yrs
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Mon, Tues & Thurs
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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CT PARENT INFORMATION AND RESOURCE CENTER
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
CT PIRC provides statewide support to families, service providers
and educators, through the website or Parent Line: 1-800-842-8678
The CT Parent Information and Resource Center is a non-profit
organization partially funded by a grant through the U.S. Department
of Education. The CT PIRC and its primary partner, the CT State
Department of Education, support school-family-community alliances
by building on the strengths of each.
CT PIRC services include: Family support and resources, training
opportunities, and outreach to all families with some programs
targeted to those families from culturally and linguistically diverse
backgrounds.
CT PARENT INFORMATION
AND RESOURCE CENTER
25 Industrial Park Road
Middletown , CT, 06457
T : 860-632-1485
W : www.ctpirc.org
Fee : Free service
Toll-free phone line to provide assistance to families on educational
issues related to The No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) and
accountability
Website(www.ctpirc.org)containing
resources
and
updated
announcements regarding family learning, family engagement,
parent involvement, and school-family-community partnerships.
CT PIRC Library section with family and school-family-community
resources housed at the SERC Library: 25 Industrial Park Road,
Middletown, CT 06457 (860)632-1485
Days
:
Professional
development opportuntities for school districts
Monday
Friday
statewide, including Title 1 districts, on School-Family-Community
partnerships, How Welcoming Is Your School Training, Action Team
Training, ESEA for family service providers, Family Literacy Institute,
and much more.
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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CT PARENT POWER
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
CT Parent Power is a parent-led organization with a mission to
engage, educate and mobilize parents to act on children's issues.
We work to make sure that parents are informed, mobilized and
ready to act. To do this, we bring timely, clear and accurate
information to Connecticut parents and deliver meaningful
opportunities for parents to take action on children's issues. We
provide training on how and when to take action as well as
conncection with other people statewide who are ready to protect
and benefit children.
CT PARENT POWER
110 Bartholomew Ave.
Suite 4030
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 203-654-7958
W : www.ctparentpower.org.
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
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EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT & LITERACY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
We are actively working to prepare all of Norwalk’s young children
for school through participation in the Norwalk Early Childhood
Council and our involvement in efforts going on at the state level.
We play a leadership role as a member of the NECC Steering
Committee and we are the fiscal agent for the Graustein Memorial
Fund investment in Norwalk’s early childhood work.
Our current focus is supporting parent education and engagement
with a particular emphasis on early literacy. We have provided
support for bringing the Reach Out and Read program back to the
Norwalk Community Health Center.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
We also support Child FIRST and STAR Rubino Birth to Three.
These programs are addressing the physical, mental and emotional
needs of young children and their families.
We have provided support so toddlers could continue to attend
preschool during the summer to address summer slide.
Days :
7 DAYS
LITERACY
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FAMILY CENTERS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER AT SIDE BY SIDE SCHOOL
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Provides parenting education, individual, group and family
counseling support, and school social work services for families with
children attending Side by Side School. Serves children ages 3 to
8th Grade in childcare/before and after-school programs. Monthly
workshops for the community are conducted with topics of interest to
parents. The FRC at Side by Side works in cooperation with the
other Norwalk Family Resource Centers. Referrals are provided to
callers from the community. Free bilingual weekly playgroups are
held for toddlers and their parents. Playgroups are open to the
community. Free personal Visits (conducted by certified parent
educators - one of whom is bilingual) for parents of newborns to five
years old are available for families in the community. Admission to
Side By Side School is by lottery which is held in April.
SIDE BY SIDE CHARTER
SCHOOL
10 Chestnut Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-0306
W : www.sbscharter.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
The FRC serves families with children attending Side by Side,
however play groups, personal visits and parent forums are open to
any family in the community.
Referral Required :
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May 28, 2014, 1:54 pm
For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
FAVOR
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
FAVOR is a statewide Family Advocacy Organization serving
families, children and youth dealing with a broad spectrum of
behavioral and mental health needs, by providing family advocacy
and policy.
FAVOR works to increase accessibility to effective, culturally
competent and high quality behavioral health services and supports.
FAVOR offers training, technical assistance and support to parents
and caregivers in local communities to assist them in becoming
active and equal partners in the System of Care.
CT FAVOR
2138 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY
ROCKY HILL, CT, 06067
T : 860-563-3232
W : www.favor-ct.org
Fee : Yes
The Greater Norwalk System of Care Team meets on the 1st
Tuesday of each month from 9am -10:15am at the Human Services
Council, One Park Street, Norwalk. Conact Nicole DeRobertis for
information: 203-299-1315
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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FOSTER CARE - THERAPEUTIC & MEDICALLY COMPLEX
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Recruit, train and approve Foster homes for children with medically
complex or psychiatrically involved children. Support the placement
with intense case management services.
The Specialized Foster Care Program at Family & Children’s
Agency provides loving homes for children with serious emotional
and behavioral disorders.
The Therapeutic Foster Care Program is designed to provide homes
for children who have been diagnosed with a serious psychiatric
disorder. Foster parents in this program receive training and support
so they can actively participate in the planning and implementation of
therapeutic interventions for their foster children. Each foster parent
receives 30 hours of pre-service training and a minimum of 24 hours
post-approval training annually.
The Medically Complex Foster Care Program provides homes for
children with complex medical needs. Foster parents in this program
receive an additional 20 hours of classroom and child-specific
training prior to placement. Medically complex parents are also
required to obtain CPR and First Aid certification.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday -Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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FOX RUN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Fox Run Elementary School
helps to connect families, the school and community through
programs such as early and family literacy, Adult ESL, Parents As
Teachers family support, positive youth development programs and
training support for home-based daycare providers.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
While it does not operate a preschool, the FRC at Fox Run School
helps families find quality childcare for children age birth - middle
school. In addition, before and after-school enrichment programs are
provided at Fox Run School.
Fee : Call for more information
The Family Resource Center provides free developmental
screenings for all Norwalk children age 4 to 60 months. Please call
for an appointment.
The FRC also provides SummerCare, an extended day summer
program wrapping around the hours of the Norwalk Parks and
Recreation Dept.'s Summer Play and Learn program.
The Family Resource Center also provides training and support for
Norwalk home-based daycare providers. Providers should call or
visit the FRC website for current information on programs.
ELIGIBILITY: Priority is given to families of children attending or who
will attend Fox Run Elementary School. However, many programs,
such as adult ESL, parenting and daycare workshops, are open to all
Days
: residents.
Norwalk
MONDAY - FRIDAY
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : prenatal to 99
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
Fee for some programs. Call for information.
Referral Required :
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FOX RUN FRC LENDING LIBRARY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Lending Library provides books, videos, CDs and audiotapes on
a variety of parenting topics including positive discipline, child
development, special needs, learning disabilities, and divorce. There
is also a Lending Library of materials for Family Day Care providers
with activities and themed "Discovery Packs."To promote reading
aloud with young children, the FRC also lends out high quality
children\'s books in English, Spanish, Creole, Italian, Russian and
other languages. CD\'s of children\'s music and educational software
are also available for borrowing.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
Fee : No
French : Yes
Ages : NO
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Open ever school day
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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GATHERING GROUND - YWCA
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Gathering Ground is a YWCA-sponsored group of Connecticut
families who have adopted children from cultural and ethnic
backgrounds different from their own. The group meets to support
and educate one another, hold play dates for their children, provide
speaker series, share sources and celebrate and honor diverse
cultural heritage within our community of international families of
adoption.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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GESELL INSTITUTE
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Workshops for teachers and parents are offered, as well as books on
child development. Programs cover topics such as child
behavior,school
readiness,
parent-teacher
communication,kindergarten
transition,
and
developmentally
appropriate classrooms. Services include:
GESELL INSTITUTE OF HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
310 PROSPECT STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06511
T : 203-777-3481
W:
WWW.GESELLINSTITUTE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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HEALTHY START
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Case management, support and referrals to medical and community
services for at-risk pregnant women and children newborn to age 3.
NOTE: Income eligibility guidelines apply - call FCA Family
Prevention Programs at 203-523-5318 for information.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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HELP ME GROW
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Help Me Grow supports families with young children (prenatal to age
8) and providers working with families through calling Child
Development Infoline: 1-800-505-7000. Help Me Grow helps connect
people with a wide range of community services related to the
child\'s health, development and education (e.g. parenting education
classes, support groups, advocacy organizations, family resource
centers, child guidance programs, grandparent supports etc.)
Help Me Grow offers telephone follow-up (and advocacy if needed)
to make sure the caller gets connected to the resource.
Help Me Grow also offers a free, confidential way for families to
follow their child's development, called the ASQ (Ages & Stages
Questionnaire) Child Monitoring System. Parents receieve a
questionnaire through the mail, as well as suggestions for fun
activities to do wtih their child. Parents are contacted by mail or
phone with feedback from the questionnaire. With parental consent
the ASQ results can be shared with the child's doctor.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
T : 800-505-7000
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Help Me Grow can visit any pediatric or family practice in CT to talk
about Help Me Grow, developmental surveillance and the use of
validated screening tools such as the Ages and Stages
Questionnaire (ASQ) and the Pediatric Evaluation of Developmental
Status (PEDS). Through collaboration with the Child Health &
Development Institute (CHDI) lunch or breakfast can be included.
Creole : Yes
Ages : Families with children ag
Who Refers : For more information visit
www.ctunitedway.org/cdi.html
Help Me Grow sponsors area networking events for anyone
Days
:
interested
in supporting families. In Norwalk, Help Me Grow
Monday
through
Friday quarterly
co-sponsors
the
Norwalk
Healthy
Families
Collaborative/Immunization Action Plan/Family Support Alliance
networking meeting for outreach workers and case managers. The
meetings feature interagency connection and a speaker on a topic
PARENTING
& SUPPORT
related to the EDUCATION
healthy development
of children newborn to age 8.
Referral Required :
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INTENSIVE FAMILY PRESERVATION (IFP) - FCA
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Intensive Family Preservation (IFP) program promotes the
safety and well-being of all family members by maintaining and
building on primary family connections. IFP helps parents improve
their parenting abilities, identify and build on family strengths, and
reduce behaviors which may place a child or family at risk. IFP is
designed to help stabilize families who are in crisis or transition. IFP
assists families by increasing self-sufficiency, increasing parenting
effectiveness, and improving the coping abilities of parents and
family members.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5312
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No Fee
The IFP program provides home visits twice a week by an IFP
therapist totaling five hours per week for up to 12 weeks. Families
are also offered 24/7 support via a pager system.
French : No
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : No
Ages : 0-17
Days :
Monday - Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : All referrals must come from
DCF.
Requirements :
Families must have an open DCF case.
Referral Required :
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LISTENER PROGRAM
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Needs parents\' consent
Days :
LEAVE MESSAGE ON ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Support for Spanish language speakers: Padres Abriendo Puertas
800-842-7303
Referral Required :
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MADD
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
MADD works to prevent the practice of driving while intoxicated.
Provides advocacy, outreach, public awareness campaigns, youth
education and crime victim support.
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING (MADD)
317 Foxon Road
EAST HAVEN , CT, 06513
T : 203-764-2566
W : WWW.MADD.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
MALTA HOUSE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Residential program for homeless, single, women who are pregnant
or parenting children under 3 years. Offers shelter and assistance in
developing life skills necessary for self-sufficiency. Residents may
stay at Malta House for up to 18 months.
MALTA HOUSE Inc.
5 PROWITT STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-857-0088
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : Referral preferred. Application required,
proof of pregnancy, TB Test and med exam.
Days :
24 hrs daily, 365 days a year
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
Fee os typically 1/3 of monthly income, but no more than $100.
monthly.
Referral Required :
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MOMS (MATERNAL OUTREACH & MENTORING SERVICES)
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Parenting education, support, workshops and home visiting from
prenatal to age 3. Women with high risk pregnancies are given
priority.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
Call for specific information: 203-523-5341
Referral Required :
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NARAMAKE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Naramake Family Resource Center embodies all aspects of healthy
children and families: Playgroups, Resource & Referral, School
Readiness Preschool (2 classrooms); Parents as Teachers program
(play groups, home visits etc.), Adult Education services, Before &
After School Care, Parenting Programs & Workshops, Home Visits,
Training for Day Care Providers.
We serve families in the Norwalk community and our families
attending Naramake Elementary School Grades Pre-K through 5.
Call for more information or to subscribe to our mailing list to be
made aware of upcoming events that are of interest to you and your
family.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NURTURING CONNECTIONS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Nurturing Connections is a free program offered to all first time
families in Norwalk. Families enrolled receive follow-up phone calls
from volunteers for up to 6 months after the baby is born.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Call for specific information:
203-523-5341
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
FIRST TIME FAMILY
Referral Required :
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NURTURING FAMILIES NETWORK
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Nurturing Families Network is a voluntary program for First-time
Families. Home visit services are provided on a regular basis. Child
development and parenting skills are provided free of charge.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : For specific information call
203-523-5341
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Requirements :
FIRST TIME FAMILIES
Referral Required :
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NURTURING FAMILIES NETWORK GROUPS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Nurturing Families Network groups are voluntary groups for prenatal
families and/or with children birth to five. Groups are porvided free of
charge.We also do groups for fathers.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Requirements :
For more information please calll 203-523-5310
Referral Required :
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NURTURING PARENTING GROUPS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Nurturing Parenting Groups (formerly the Nurturing Program) is a 23
week parenting skills course for families with children ages birth to
age 5. Parents and children attend. Parents meet with a trained
facilitator to discuss parenting and the issues parents deal with while
raising a child. Children meet with trained staff and participate in fun,
developmentally appropriate activities.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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P.E.P. PARENT EDUCATION
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
"Putting Children First" is a mandatory program for parents who are
in court over divorce, child support, custody or other family matters
that involve children under 18 years old. To register for this course
parents need to call Family Centers at 324-3167. Although both
parents must attend this program, they do not have to attend the
same class.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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PARENT AWARENESS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
A community network of parent and service providers committed to
the healthy development of families and youth. Provide parenting
education on a variety of topics relevant to social and emotional
development
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : N
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Referral Required :
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PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Parenting education programs are classes designed to educate
parents about the many issues children face when their family
situation changes. The programs train participants about how to help
children adjust in a healthy way to divorce or living apart from a
parent.
The
programs
include
information
about
children’s developmental stages, helping children adjust to parent
separation, cooperative parenting, conflict management and dispute
resolution techniques, guidelines for visitation and parent access,
and stress reduction for children.
If you have children under age eighteen, you must participate in a
parenting education program within sixty (60) days after a
family case is filed in court. All parties involved in divorce, dissolution
of a civil union, annulment, separation, custody or visitation cases
are required by law to participate in a parenting education program.
Both judges and family support magistrates have the authority to
order your participation in the program.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : $125 per parent
Fee can be waived by the court participant can apply for a waiver at the
clerks office at the court where case is
being heard.
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Parents must register for the class
by calling Family Centers at (203) 324-3167.
Referral Required :
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PARENTS AS TEACHERS AT FOX RUN FRC
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Parents As Teachers program provides new and expectant
parents with child development information, infants/toddler
playgroups and other activities for children age birth to 5. Home
visiting is also available. The program is offered to all families in the
Fox Run School district.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOME VISITING PROGRAMS
Requirements :
MUST BE IN FOX RUN SCHOOL DISTRICT
Referral Required :
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PATH
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
HOTLINE
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Spanish : Yes
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
HOTLINES
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
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PIZZA MOMS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Support groups for Moms with children with special needs.
Darien Pizza Moms meets at Post Corner Road Pizza, Boston Post
Road, Darien
1st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm
HOTLINE
T : 800-399-7284
Greenwich Pizza Moms meets at Bella Nonna, 371 Putnam Avenue,
Cos Cob
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE Hrs of operation Mon-Tues & Thurs
8:30am - 2:30 pm
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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POST-NATAL SUPPORT GROUPS
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Support groups for parents are offered, call for information.
Fourth Trimester (A Post-Partum Support Group): All new mothers
with babies up to 3 months of age are invited to share concerns. This
group meets every Friday at noon.
Mom-to-Mom Peer Support Group: For moms and infants 3 months
to 1 year. Current information on topics of interest, plus sharing with
others in the group. This group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each
month.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-3390
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : PATH does not charge for services
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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PREVENT CHILD ABUSE CONNECTICUT
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Non-profit program dedicated to the prevention of all forms of child
maltreatment with an emphasis on promoting healthy family
relationships and commnity engagement. Services include:
Wheeler Clinic
91 Northwest Drive
Plainville , CT, 06062
T : 800-244-5373
W : www.wheelerclinic.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : CALL FOR
INFORMATION-DEPENDS ON PROGRAM.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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RECONNECTING FAMILIES PROGRAM (RFP)
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The Reconnecting Families Program (RFP) provides clinical support
for families whose child(ren) are placed out of the home by the
Department of Children and Families (DCF) whose goal is
reunification. The RFP therapist will work with prior to and after the
reunification for a total of six months. Families will participate in
weekly therapeutic supervised visits prior to the child(ren) returning
to the home and support once reunification has occurred. RFP’s
guiding principles are that the safety of children is the first priority,
that all services shall be child centered and family focused, that all
families are valued and respected, and that the diversity and strength
of families is respected and utilized to improve family functioning.
The program lasts for six months.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT WATER STREET
140 Water Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-523-5312
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No Fee
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 0-17
Days :
Monday - Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : DCF referrals only
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RESPITE CARE PROGRAM - FCA
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The program is designed to give parents a temporary break from
parenting a child with special needs, especially in cases where
parents may be overwhelmed by their child's difficult behavior.
Families must be referred by their Care Coordination worker through
System of Care to be eligible for the program. The program services
the Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport System of Care Programs at
the local Child Guidance Clinics.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-523-5344
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : System of Care/Care
Coordination Staff
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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WIC
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
WIC provides nutrition education and supplementary food for low
income pregnant, post-partum and breastfeeding women and
children birth until 5 years. PLEASE NOTE: WIC is not an
emergency food program.
The WIC Supplemental Food Program is also provided in partnership
with Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now (NEON) Inc. at:
98 S.
Main St.
Norwalk, CT 06854-3126Contact NEON at (203)
899-1030 to schedule an appointment and find out what information
is needed to enroll in the program.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7776
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : No
Additional information may also be obtained by calling the WIC
Supplemental Food Program Division office at the Norwalk Health
Department at (203) 854-7885.
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
PARENTING EDUCATION & SUPPORT
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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AFTER THE BELL - NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
After the Bell (ATB) was created to make the connection between
the school day and out of school time. It is the before and after
school program at CRANBURY, KENDALL, ROWAYTON AND
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, managed by the Norwalk
Public Schools, and run in partnership with Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County at Kendall School, the YMCA of Norwalk at
Cranbury and Silvermine and The Norwalk Education Foundation at
Rowayton School. It is unique in that it bridges the school day with
out-of-school time through a school employee who acts as the after
school Site Coordinator for their school. Teachers, teachers’ aides,
and outside companies then offer specialized classes in fun
enrichment activities.
ATB Goals: 1. Support academic achievement; 2. Provide a wide
variety of high quality activities and enrichment programs; 3. Provide
a safe, nurturing environment with high quality staff.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4150
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.&nbsp; http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx&nbsp;
&nbsp;
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 5-12; Grade K - 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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ALL-AMERICAN BASEBALL AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Baseball & softball instruction; beverages & snacks provided;
homework tutoring available; fitness center and staff.
ALL AMERICAN BASEBALL &
SOFTBALL
327 Main Ave
Norwalk
, Connecticut, 06851
T : 203-847-3700
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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AMERICAN CAMP ASSOCIATION
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The American Camping Association (ACA) is a private, not-for-profit
educational organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of
summer camp experiences for children and adults. The New York
section represents one of the largest networks of camp professionals
in the country with over 500 members representing over 300
affiliated camps. The programs and services of the New York
Section are aimed at responding to the particular needs of the region
while at the same time adhering to ACA\'s national agenda. We invite
you to explore the website as a resource for anyone looking for a
camping experience in the region. Parents looking for a camp should
look at the Public Guidance Service.
AMERICAN CAMPING
ASSOCIATION
1375 BROADWAY
4TH FL.
NEW YORK , NY, 10018
T : 212-391-5208
W : WWW.ACA-NY.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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Become a NorWALKER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
In an effort to encourage physical activity in Norwalk, the Norwalk
Health Department and its community partners in the Healthy
Norwalk Partnership created "Become a NorWALKER," a
neighborhood walking program.
The Health Department mapped out walking routes in Norwalk to
encourage residents to incorporate activity in their daily lives. Some
routes include information on areas of historical significance to
Norwalk, while others point out environmental areas of interest. Find
a neighborhood you would like to explore, and become a
NorWALKER.
NORWALK HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
137 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7977
W : www.norwalkhealthdept.org
Fee : Free!
&nbsp;
French : No
Creole : No
Ages : All ages.
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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BOY SCOUTS - CT YANKEE COUNCIL
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Connecticut Yankee Council (formerly Fairfield County Council and
Quinnipiac Council) serves about 25,000 Cub Scouts (boys in first
through fifth grades); Boy Scouts (boys ages11-17); Ventures and
Explorers (young men and young women ages 14-20); Learning for
Life participants (boys and girls in grades K-12), and provides special
outreach to urban youth with an Urban ScoutReach program.
Thirty-seven(37) communities in Fairfield, Hartford, and New Haven
counties are served. While known as a fun, educational,
values-driven, family-oriented program, Scouting's purposes are
citizenship training, character development, and personal and mental
fitness.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CONNECTICUT YANKEE
COUNCIL
60 WELLINGTON ROAD
P.O. BOX 32
MILFORD
, CT, 06460
T : 800-333-7905
W : WWW.CTYANKEE.ORG
Fee : Free!
&nbsp;
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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CAMP FOR SERIOUSLY ILL CHILDREN
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp serves children, ages 7 to 15, with
cancer, sickle cell anemia, HIV/AIDS and other blood disorders. For
further information please telephone the Camp.
THE HOLE IN THE WALL GANG
CAMP
565 ASHFORD CENTER ROAD
ASHFORD
, CT, 06278
T : 860-429-3444
W : WWW.HOLEINTHEWALLGA
NG.ORG
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 7-15 with serious il
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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CAMP HARKNESS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Residential camp for individuals ages 8 and up with disabilities.
Open from late June to mid-August. Medical records and a physical
are required for attendance.
Camp Harkenss is a state partk dedicated for exclusive use by
persons with disabilities accompanied by their family and friends.
CAMP HARKNESS
301 Great Neck Rd.
WATEROFRD , CT, 06385
T : 860-443-7818
W : www.ct.gov/dds/cwp
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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CHELSEA COHEN FITNESS ACADEMY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy is a unique, countywide
umbrella program overseen by the FCSC. The Academy’s focus on
the healthy body, health mind equation provides leadership in
helping to build a generation of children leading a daily, active
lifestyle and complementing and supplementing the work of existing
area youth organizations.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SPORTS
COMMISSION
1 University Place
Stamford, CT, 06901
T : 203-251-8481
W:
www.fairfieldcountysports.com
Fee : Free
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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EARTH PLACE SUMMER CAMP
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
At Earthplace we use our 62-acre wildlife sanctuary as an outdoor
classroom. On trail walks through the woods, meadow, stream, and
pond, we often spot wildlife in their natural surroundings, including
deer, turtles, hawks, wild turkeys and groundhogs. Every week
animals from our indoor Animal Hall come to visit. Campers learn
about many creatures and their habitats, such as turtles, snakes,
frogs, birds, mammals, insects and other wildlife. The themes
change every week. There are many opportunities to explore new
aspects of nature through hands-on activities, group games, field
trips, hikes and crafts. Once a session on Wednesdays, children in
grades 1 through 4 go on area field trips, which extends that day until
4:00 p.m. Some weeks our 3rd-4th also go canoeing, ending that day
at 4:00 PM. The 5th-7th graders alternate weeks between canoeing
and camping overnight at Earthplace. Earthplace offers a number of
programs and activities for all ages.
Offers Summer Camp for Preschool to Grade 9. Counselor in
Training Program.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Preschool to Grade 9
Days :
MON. - SAT.9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Call for information.
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EARTHPLACE - THE NATURE DISCOVERY CENTER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Earthplace is non-profit organization located on a 62-acre wildlife
sanctuary. Earthplace operates a state licensed and accredited
nursery school and summer camp, environmental education
opportunities are offered to schools, organizations and the public.
Earthplace maintains a Wildlife Rehabilitation and Animal Care
Program and a natural history museum. Harbor Watch is our water
quality monitoring program with a state licensed environmental
laboratory. Earthplace offers a number of programs and activities for
all ages. Offers Summer Camp for Preschool to Grade 9. Members
receive a newsletter, discounts on programs, early registration for
the nursery school and summer camp programs, and a 10% discount
in the gift shop.
EARTH PLACE - THE NATURE
DISCOVERY CENTER
10 WOODSIDE LANE
P.O. BOX 165
WESTPORT , CT, 06881
T : 203-227-7253
W : WWW.EARTHPLACE.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON. - SAT. 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Call for information
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Regional tourism office provides information on leisure activities for
the area and throughout Connecticut.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY VISITORS
BUREAU
297 West Avenue
SUITE 102
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7770
W : www.visitfairflieldcounty.com
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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FODOR FARM COMMUNITY GARDEN
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Community garden offering 4' x 12' gardening plots for individuals
and 4' x 18' gardening plots for organizations and service agencies
for growing vegetables, fuits and flowers. Water and tools are
available on site. $15 per plot for individuals and $25 per plot for
organizations. Call for more information.
Friends of Fodor Farm is a volunteer-based group that helps support
Fodor Farm.
FODOR FARM COMMUNITY
GARDEN
328 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.fodorfarm.org/
Fee : Yes. Registration fee&nbsp;
Income Requirements : No
Ages : All ages
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
Register &nbsp;in the Office of Recreation and Parks, Room 129,
Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue.
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FOX RUN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Family Resource Center (FRC) at Fox Run Elementary School
helps to connect families, the school and community through
programs such as early and family literacy, Adult ESL, Parents As
Teachers family support, positive youth development programs and
training support for home-based daycare providers.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-899-2326
While it does not operate a preschool, the FRC at Fox Run School
helps families find quality childcare for children age birth - middle
school. In addition, before and after-school enrichment programs are
provided at Fox Run School.
Fee : Call for more information
The Family Resource Center provides free developmental
screenings for all Norwalk children age 4 to 60 months. Please call
for an appointment.
The FRC also provides SummerCare, an extended day summer
program wrapping around the hours of the Norwalk Parks and
Recreation Dept.'s Summer Play and Learn program.
The Family Resource Center also provides training and support for
Norwalk home-based daycare providers. Providers should call or
visit the FRC website for current information on programs.
ELIGIBILITY: Priority is given to families of children attending or who
will attend Fox Run Elementary School. However, many programs,
such as adult ESL, parenting and daycare workshops, are open to all
Days
: residents.
Norwalk
MONDAY - FRIDAY
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : prenatal to 99
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : No
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : No
Spanish : Yes
Requirements :
Fee for some programs. Call for information.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER COMMUNITY CENTER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
There are several basketball leagues facilitated during the year.
Please call Mike McElveen at 203 838 4305 Ext. 106
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY and some SATURDAYS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER SUMMER DAY CAMP
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Carver Center operates one of the most affordable summer camps in
Norwalk which is licensed by CT Department of Public Health. The
Summer Enrichment Program provides academic, recreational,
social and cultural programming to low and moderate income youth.
Summer day camp will run for six weeks. All children receive free
breakfast and lunch. There is a focus on project based activities
which provides meaningful engagement for our youth.
The program known as C.A.M.P - Computer Academic Motivational
Program focuses on 5th graders who are making the transition to the
6th grade. The focus is on CMT, technology and academic study.
Carver wants kids to learn test taking skills through C.M.T. (CT
Mastery Tests) prep classes and to gain computer skills. The
program is supervised by a certified teacher. Two groups of ten
students alternate their time between the technology program and
the academic program. Educational trips are planned to support
learning.
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Yes
&nbsp;$240/ 6-weeks
Ages : 5 to 13 years old
Up to 20 students are enrolled in this program on a first come/first
serve basis and participation is based on the number of 5th graders
enrolled in our Summer Enrichment Program.
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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GIRL SCOUTS OF CT
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Year-round Girl Scout Program with different components:
Anti-bullying, self-esteem, traditional badges and Girl Scout
activities, summer camps all designed to build skills and confidence
to help each girl reach her full potential with support from adults and
fellow Girl Scouts.
GIRL SCOUTS OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
529 DANBURY ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-5557
W : www.gsofct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : AGES 5-18
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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GRASSROOTS TENNIS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
We conduct an instructional and competitive tennis program for inner
city youngsters, focusing on the development of the players self
confidence, courtesy and observational skills.
NORWALK GRASSROOTS
TENNIS
15 EASTWOOD ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-846-0591
W:
www.norwalkgrassrootstennis.co
m
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Memberships, sleep sacks, International Hostel Handbooks,
including separate country handbooks for numerous countries are
available for sale. North America Hostel Handbooks, maps and
brochures about hostels around the world, as well as a wealth of
hostelling information, are available for the asking. Talks on HI-USA
provided upon request. Programs and activities: Picnics, Corn
Roasts, twice-monthly cycling, or hiking provided for the blind
members of our community. Frequent Travel Slide Shows to bring
the world and HI-USA to our Community. Rail Trail bike rides,
weekend adventures utilizing HI hostels such as Canoeing in central
VT with ON's at HI-WRJ, backpack hiking weekends with camping,
and various hiking, cycling, canoeing, and skiing day trips. YOUTH:
FREE (for those under 18 years of age) ADULT: $28 ANNUALLY
(18-54 years of age) SENIOR: $18 ANNUALLY (55 and over) LIFE:
$250 (one-time fee & open to all ages)
HOSTELLING
INTERNATIONAL-USA: YANKEE
COUNCIL
37 MAPLE AVE.
WINDSOR
, CT, 06095
T : 860-683-0404
W : www.yankeehostels.org/
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
MUST BE A U.S. CITIZEN OR RESIDENT TO PURCHASE A
HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL-USA MEMBERSHIP
Referral Required :
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LEARNING CENTER SUMMER PROGRAMS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The NHA Learning Centers offer a number of services during the
summer months, including a summer day program for NHA students,
tutoring and recreational programs for youth, field trips, and other
academic enrichment programs. Please call for information on
programs and schedules.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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LONG RIDGE SUMMER CAMP
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Summer Day Camp Program for ages 3-13. 4,5,6,7 & 8 week
sessions available. We also provide transportation. Check website
for details or call 203-322-0253.
LONG RIDGE SUMMER CAMP
478 ERSKINE ROAD
STAMFORD , CT, 06903
T : 203-322-0253
W : www.longridgecamp.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
DAY & EVENING HOURS
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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MARINE DIVISION - NORWALK POLICE DEPARTMENT
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Non emergency phone # norwalk harbor issues, boat related
questions. If Officers are not in the office , leave a message on the
machine
NORWALK POLICE
DEPARTMENT
1 MONROE STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3076
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Varies during boating season
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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MEADOW GARDENS AND KING-KENNEDY LEARNING CENTERS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Part-time satellite Learning Centers located at King-Kennedy and
Meadow Gardens provide after school homework assistance and
special school projects. Special attention is given to Math, Reading,
and Writing. There are many enrichment activities offered, such as
dance, music, karate, art, and field trips.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Yes
Who Refers : NHA or Section 8 Subsidized
Residents Only
Days :
Monday-Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Meadow Gardens Learning Center: 899-0729
Referral Required :
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION SUMMER CAMP
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Provides 1 week Summer Camp experience for children affected by
muscle diseases who are registered with the association. Sleepover
camp at no cost to their family for children who are registered with
the association. educational information, and referral services.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 914-345-5062
Contact Gloria English at 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
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&nbsp;
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Referral Required :
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY LEARNING CENTERS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
After-school programs, Summer program, Early Childhood Program
Birth through age 3 (with Parent), Literacy program, Art program
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : free to residents
Ages : Kdg through Grade 12
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK LAND TRUST
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Works for the preservation and protection of Norwalk's open space.
Identifies critical habitats, important natural assets, attempts to
preserve a balance between preservation and development.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-655-7771
Events and programs include:
Fee : free to residents
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Referral Required :
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NORWALK NEIGHBORS AND NEWCOMERS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Norwalk Neighbors and Newcomers Club is a not for profit
organization that helps Norwalk residents socialize and get
connected to the Norwalk community. Club activities include a
variety of programs: TGIF informal get-togethers for adults,
playgroups and field trips for kids and parents, various charity
events, holiday parties for adults and families. Also includes special
interest activities such as Book Club, Walking Club, Sunshine Meals
and various sports activities.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-354-7033
Fee : free to residents
Days :
Varies
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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NORWALK RIVER ROWING
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The competitive Masters (adult rowing includes College Students)
programs annually produce national championship rowers. The
Youth Program has over 140 students (Middle School through High
School) from more than a dozen school districts and regularly
develops crews capable of competing at the national level. Reach
Out and Row, our inner-city outreach program, fosters discipline,
teamwork, self-esteem and respect for the environment with over 50
minority youth and deserving people. During the summer we
introduce and teach rowing to over 200 youth and adults from
Norwalk and the surrounding communities.
NORWALK RIVER ROWING
ASSOCIATION
11 Moodys Lane
Norwalk
, CT, 06851-5015
T : 203-866-0080
W : www.norwalkriverrowing.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Scholarships available
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SAILING SCHOOL
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Located at Calf Pasture Beach in East Norwalk, directly on Long
Island Sound, the Norwalk Small Craft Safety Training Program (dba
Norwalk Sailing School) was founded in the early 1960's to provide
safe and fun sailing instruction. Today we continue to offer
community programs, bringing generations of greater Norwalk area
residents safely into the sports of sailing, kayaking and windsurfing.
NORWALK SAILING SCHOOL Gone With The Wind Surf Club
CALF PASTURE BEACH ROAD
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1857
W : WWW.NORWALKSAILINGS
CHOOL.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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NORWALK YMCA CHILD CARE
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Norwalk YMCA provides child care and preschool programs.
CAMP SUNRISE, licensed by the State of Connecticut DPH,
welcomes Kindergarten through Middle School students for FULL
DAY programs (7:30 to 6:00) as well as CAMP DAY from 8:30 to
3:30 for weekly summer sessions.
NORWALK YMCA
370 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Camp Sunrise Kindergarten through
Middle School
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Care4Kids, DSS state subsidies and Financial Aid program
Referral Required :
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OUTWARD BOUND
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Provides recreational and educational programs in outdoor skills.
Reaching over 60,000 students each year, with 500,000 alumni in
our 40-year history in the United States, the Outward Bound
experience remain timeless, universal, and effective. Education
through leadership, self-reliance, compassion, and service to others
and the environment. Special programs are offered for adolescents
at risk. Call for information about Outward Bound's wide variety of
programs.
OUTWARD BOUND U.S.A.
910 Jackson Street
Golden , Colorado, 80401
T : 866-467-7651
W:
WWW.OUTWARDBOUND.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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PARKS & RECREATION
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Various seasonal sport programs are available through Norwalk
Parks and Recreation. Summer playground programs are held at
various locations throughout Norwalk and at many of the Norwalk
Public Schools, for boys and girls ages 6-13 years, from 9 a.m. - 3
p.m., Monday - Friday. Please go to the Web site for information, or
call Parks and Recreation during business hours.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NORWALK RESIDENT
Referral Required :
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PERFORMANCE DANCE
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Performance Dance™ ongoing Adult Beginning Intermediate classes:
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Tuesday @ 10:30 AM at The Ballet School of Stamford
(balletschoolofstamford.org)
Saturday @ 5:00 PM at
(greenwicharts.org/index.asp).
the
Greenwich
Arts
T : 917-733-9182
Council
Classes are taught by industry veteran Nancy Schwartz who has
danced professionally in national ballet and modern dance
companies for the past thirty years. Classes are musically based,
combined with stretch and strength exercises for the adult. Classes
are fun and educational, and welcome a large span in ages and
varying degrees of training. A long strength building barre of one
hour is followed by well-rounded slow to quick movements in the
center.
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Referral Required :
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ROODNER COURT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework
assistance and special school projects. Special attention is given to
Math, Reading, and Writing. The Center is equipped with a state of
the art computer lab to train the children. There are many enrichment
activities such as tennis, golf, art, music, dance, and field trips, just to
name a few. The service is voluntary and free.
ROODNER COURT
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
11 Ingalls Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
Referral Required :
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SALVATION ARMY NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
SALVATION ARMY NORWALK
CORPS
14 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-2125
W : www.salvationarmyusa.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Call
Days :
TUESDAY- FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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SOUND CYCLISTS BICYCLE CLUB
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Based in Fairfield County, the Sound Cyclists Bicycle Club (SCBC)
annually hosts more than 350 group rides for cyclists of all levels of
expertise. The club sponsors social charity rides, including its annual
Harvest Rides bike tour to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation of
Connecticut and its springtime Bloomin Metric Bike Tour. It also
publishes a monthly calendar of rides via its newsletter and Web site,
which allows like-minded cyclists to gather for exercise, socialization
and fun. Most rides take place along the scenic coastline and quiet
backcountry roads of Fairfield County.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-840-1757
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONTHLY SCHEDULE
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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SOUND SCIENTISTS' SUMMER CAMP
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Inspire your child when science comes to life at The Maritime
Aquarium\'s summer camp. Our programs are firmly grounded in
National Educations Standards for life science learning. One day,
one week and two week sessions are offered. Each session has a
different, age appropriate theme that will inspire and enrich your
child\'s interest in science, marine biology, Long Island Sound, and
the world beyond. Fun hands-on with live animals, activities and
experiments along with visits to the beach with our knowlegable staff
will complete the educational experiance.
THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
10 NORTH WATER ST
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0700
W : WWW.MARITIMEAQUARIU
M.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Requirements :
CHILDREN WHO QUALIFY FOR SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM,
QUALIFY FOR SUBSIDY FOR The Sound Scientist Summer Camp.
CALL X2353
Referral Required :
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Stepping Stones Museum for Children broadens and enriches the
educational opportunities for children ages 10 and under to enhance
their understanding of the world. The Museum seeks to create an
environment that inspires life-long learning and supports parents,
caregivers and educators as facilitators of children's explorations.
Group tour discounts are available for 10 or more people.
STEPPING STONES MUSEUM
FOR CHILDREN
MATHEWS PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-0606
W : WWW.STEPPINGSTONESM
USEUM.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 10 and under
Spanish : Yes
Days :
TUES. - SUN. AND MON. FROM JULY 1-LABOR DAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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SUMMER MARINE EDUCATION
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Discover Long Island Sound! Schooner Inc's weeklong summer
programs for children in grades PreK-12 provide adventure
experiences while teaching marine science through hands-on
participation. Shore Programs for children in K-3rd grades include
habitat exploration, studies of marine animals, arts & crafts and
games. Shore/Sail Programs for children in grade 4-5 incorporates
both shore exploration and sailing on the Schooner Phoenix. Sailing
programs for children in grades 6-8. Students study marine biology
and sailing from the deck of the Quinnipiack, our 91ft Schooner. Sail
New Haven for children 11-18 and adults learn the basics of small
boat sailing or enroll for our more advanced classes. Mommy/Daddy
and Me Classes for parents to participate with their children ages 6
and up. For more information about our nonprofit marine education
programs visit www.schoonersoundlearning.org or call us and
request our current catalog.
SCHOONER INC
60 SOUTH WATER STREET
NEW HAVEN , CT, 06519
T : 203-865-1737
W : WWW.SCHOONERINC.ORG
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SUMMER READING PROGRAM
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Summer Reading Program: Earn prizes as you read books of your
choice or books. from summer reading lists. Visit our website or call
899-2790 x3 for details.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-2790
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MON., WED., THURS., FRI. 9:00 A.M. - 5:30
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
More than half a million people visit The Maritime Aquarium each
year for a fun and educational adventure into the underwater world of
Long Island Sound. Unlike most aquariums, The Maritime Aquarium,
a AAA 2002 'GEM' rated Attraction, focuses primarily on one body of
water...Long Island Sound.
Aquarium hours are 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily; closed Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas Day. The nationally recognized aquarium features
sharks, seals, river otters, sea turtles, jellies and 125 other species
from Long Island Sound and its watershed, as well as maritime
exhibits, educational programs, a boat-building shop and
Connecticut's only IMAX movie theater. Admission is not required to
enter the newly-expanded Gift Shop or full-service cafeteria.
THE MARITIME AQUARIUM
10 NORTH WATER ST
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0700
W : WWW.MARITIMEAQUARIU
M.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
DAILY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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TUMBLE BUGS PROGRAMS
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The premier provider of movement education for children 12 months
to 12 years old. Our dynamic and creative format allows Certified
Instructors to advance children at an age-appropriate pace. In doing
so, children begin to develop an early appetite for an active lifestyle.
Tumble Bugs is offered in spacious, safe facilities with the lowest
student to teacher ratio available in a group setting. The Tumble
Bugs family includes Gym Bugs / Gymnastics for children in grade
school, Birthday Parties for children 2 - 7 years of age; After school
programs; music, arts & crafts, and several summer programs.
Tumble Bugs is a model program for movement education facilities
throughout the United States. Our 30 years of experience gives us
the advantage in providing the best in physical education today!
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-0770
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Referral Required :
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WASHINGTON VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Professional and certified teachers and tutors provide after school
homework and special school projects assistance. The program
focuses on Reading, Writing, and Math. Many enrichment activities
are offered, such as dance, music, karate, art. Field trips to cultural
activities, museums and plays are also offered.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children in Grades 1-8
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
Referral Required :
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WEIR FARM NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
Weir Farm National Historic Site preserves the summer home and
studio of the American painter J. Alden Weir (1852-1919).Tours, art
exhibits, children's art classes, visiting artists, and historic Painting
Sites Trail, Take Part in Art - watercolor painting program offered on
weekends. The park includes a Visitor Center, fields, wetland areas,
woods, streams, Weir pond, and farm buildings.
WEIR FARM NATIONAL
HISTORIC SITE
735 NOD HILL ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-834-1896
W : WWW.NPS.GOV/WEFA
Fee : No
Days :
Wednesday-Sunday: 9am-5pm, May - October
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
RECREATION & SUMMER PROGRAMS
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS IN NORWALK
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Norwalk offers a wide range of religious congregations: Christian,
Jewish, Muslim and Bahai, among others. The clergy and active
members of each congregation seek to offer a variety of services to
meet the needs of Norwalk children, youth, adults and seniors.
These services include worship, religious education, youth activities,
counseling, support groups, nursery schools, child care, food
pantries, mentoring, special community service and cultural
programs, etc. Congregations seek to collaborate with each other
and with other community organizations on issues of importance to
the people of Norwalk.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
Fee : Call for more information
To identify a congregation to meet your needs, please contact:
The Norwalk Clergy Association: The Rev. Bruce Morris at 854-4013
The Interdenominational Minster\'s Fellowship: Reverend J.
Olmstead Sawyer at 847-1568 or Rev. Lyndsey Curtis at 838-5717
The Evangelical Association: Rev.Keith Welch at 218-0297
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
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SALVATION ARMY NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
SALVATION ARMY NORWALK
CORPS
14 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-2125
W : www.salvationarmyusa.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Call
Days :
TUESDAY- FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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North Walke Housing Corporation
SHELTER
At the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency, all of our energies and
resources go into enhancing the physical, economic, and social
environment of the Norwalk community.Low-interest home
rehabilitation loans are available for qualified applicants, as well as
grant assistance for home repairs related to storm recovery (as
available). The Agency also maintains a list of deed-restricted
affordable housing options located in Norwalk.
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : (203) 854-7274
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
Fee : None
Days :
Monday through Friday
SHELTER
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ALANON & ALATEEN PROGRAMS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Hotline: 888-425-2666
Find a meeting at www.ctalanon.org
NORWALK REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
125 EAST AVENUE
Room 202
Norwalk, CT, 06851
T : (203) 854-7274
W : www.norwalkredevelopmenta
gency.com
Fee : None
Days :
Monday through Friday
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
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ALCHOLICS ANONYMOUS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their
experiences, strength and hope with each other to solve their
common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The
only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There
are no dues or fees for A.A. membership. AA is self-supporting
through members' contributions. A.A. is not connected with any sect,
denomination, politics, organization or institution. AA's primary
purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve
sobriety.
To speak with a recovering alcholic call 1-866-STEPS12
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-0075
Fee : No
Days :
Call for a meeting location or visit the Web Site www.ct-aa.org
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
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METHADONE MAINTENANCE
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Outpatient Methadone Maintenance in the treatment of Opiate
Addiction
CONNECTICUT COUNSELING
CENTERS
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854-2720
T : 203-838-6508
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
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ALS SUPPORT GROUP
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Support group for individuals and families affected by ALS and
muscle disease.
HOTLINE
T : 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Days :
Mon - Fri
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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ASPERGER'S ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
ASD and Apsperger's resources for parents in CT
HOTLINE
T : 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Days :
Mon - Fri
MENTAL HEALTH
Referral Required :
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CANCERCARE
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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CT FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK SOUTHWEST REGION
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Network of families whose children have disabilities. Parents help
each other find the support they need, such as networking and
socializing with other families; parent training; agency referrals;
telephone support; parent group meetings; IFSP and PPT
preparation support; help with advocating for local programs and
services.
CONNECTICUT FAMILY
SUPPORT NETWORK
460 Capitol Avenue
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 877-376-2329
W : www.CTfsc.org/CTfsn
Fee : No
Who Refers : Jennifer Carroll is CTFSN
Statewide Coordinator
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Requirements :
Sign up for the statewide email listserves. Contact Jennifer Carroll at
1-877-FSN-2DAY or via email at [email protected]
Referral Required :
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CT Family-to-Family Health Information Center
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
CONNECTICUT FAMILY
SUPPORT NETWORK
460 Capitol Avenue
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 877-376-2329
W : www.CTfsc.org/CTfsn
Fee : Free service
Ages : 0-26 yrs
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Mon, Tues & Thurs
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DR. ROBERT E. APPLEBY SCHOOL BASED HEALTH CENTERS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The School Based Health Centers provide accessible, high quality
medical and mental healthcare to adolescents at the three high
schools and Nathan Hale Middle School students while school is in
session.
Healthcare Services include physicals, diagnosis and treatment of
illness and minor injuries, sport physicals, immunizations, nutrition
counseling and health education. Staff includes a Nurse Practitioner
or Physician Assistant, and part-time Pediatrician.
Mental Healthcare Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric
and medication evaluation and medication management. Individual,
group and family counseling are available. When necessary,
referrals may be made to outside health specialists (these services
may involve a cost to the students.)
Staffed by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a licensed Advance
Practice RN or Physician's Assistant, a Social Work Supervisor, a
consulting Adolescent Psychiatrist and a Program Director. These
professionals work closely with school personnel.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Call For Information
The School Based Health Centers are located at:
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
Requirements :
Parental consent form required
Referral Required :
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER AT NCC
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The Mission of The Fairfield County Women's Center (FCWC) at
Norwalk Community College is to promote the advancement of
women through educational programs and resources and to increase
awareness of womenís issues in the community, workplace, and
home. The goals of the Fairfield County Women's Center are to
foster a supportive environment that promotes empowerment, equity,
and self actualization. The Fairfield County Women's Center is a
central clearinghouse for information about and for women of
Fairfield County. We provide information and referrals to most
human service agencies in Fairfield County.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-6941
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : No
Programs: FCWC creates programming for presentation, panel
discussions, conferences and documentary films as well as guest
speakers for class discussions throughout the academic year. Topics
are selected and developed each semester with faculty members
committed to examining women's perspectives within each discipline.
A sampling of topics includes Women in Non-Traditional Careers,
Entrepreneurial Endeavors, Job Readiness Skills, IPV and Nursing
Care, Understanding Gender Stereotypes, Money Basics, Cancer
Prevention, Creating Healthier Relationships, Safe & Single, and
Identifying Domestic Violence.
Who Refers : All programs are free.
Free Walk-In Information Sessions Monthly informal meetings with
representatives from local agencies to talk about issues important to
you - job readiness, credit information, relationships, sexual health,
dating etc.
Days :
Monday
Women's- Friday
Club For NCC students - Organizes events and creates
programs that encourage and uplift women. The club holds meetings
on the first Monday of every month and sponsors events throughout
the year. Please call 203/857-6941 in advance to confirm time and
SUPPORT
& SELF-HELP
GROUPS
location of each
event.
Referral Required :
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FAMILY CENTERS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The Family Center's programs include:
The Den For Grieving Kids serves as a Bereavement Resource
Center for children and their families, communities and
professionals. The Den consults to local businesses, schools, civic
groups and religious organizations on bereavement and trauma
response issues. Peer support groups for children ages three
through eighteen, young adults and parents/caregivers, as well as
bereavement support groups at area schools, are offered for
individuals who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend.
The Center for HOPE provides comprehensive services for adults
and children living with an illness, grieving a loss or coping with a
trauma. All counseling, support and education services are facilitated
by specially-trained professionals in an atmosphere of hope and
renewal.
Counseling & Mental Health Services help individuals, groups,
couples and families resolve a wide range of personal and
relationship issues. Alcohol and substance abuse services are also
offered. All services are facilitated by trained mental health
professionals and provided in our licensed and accredited centers
located in Greenwich, Stamford and Darien.
The Family Strengthening Program provides counseling, case
management and support services to low-income families to assist
them achieve self sufficiency. The Family Strengthening Program is
a referral-based initiative. To qualify, families must be currently
enrolled in a Department of Social Services support program.
Days : Focus on K.I.D.S. provides time-limited counseling for
MONDAY
- FRIDAY
high-conflict
divorcing parents to teach effective communication and
co-parenting skills.
Reaching Independence Through Employment (RITE): RITE
helps low-income individuals and families attain a greater sense of
MENTAL
HEALTH
self-sufficiency
through counseling, goal planning, job-skills training,
Referral
: support. Services are offered in Stamford and
life skillsRequired
and family
Greenwich.
The Housing Resource Program locates safe and affordable
housing throughout Fairfield County for clients living with long-term
mental illness. Counseling and support services are also offered.
Friendly Conections offers adults 50+ an array of telephone
education and socialization services, including teleconference
courses and support groups. Trained volunteers also place
companionship telephone calls and visit with the more frail and
homebound older adults as part of the Friendly Caller and Friendly
Visitor components. These services promote social connection,
independent living and enrichment for aging adults.
FAMILY CENTERS
40 ARCH STREET
GREENWICH , CT, 06830
T : 203-869-4848
W : www.familycenters.org
Fee : Call for more information
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FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION - JFS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Wide range of programs to strengthen individuals and families.
These include issues such as bereavement, divorce and other
stressful transitions; intermarriage; teen problems such as bullying,
body image and self-esteem, parenting challenges, children with
special needs; singles programs; elder-care; caregivers support;
health and fitness.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations:
733 Summer Street
Suite 602
Stamford, CT 06901
Fee : Yes
431 Post Road East
Suite 11
Westport, CT 06880
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY, 9:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M.; FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.; SOME EVENING GROUPS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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GAY AND LESBIAN COMMUNITY CENTER
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Community Center and LGBT advocacy and support group for all of
Fairfield County, CT. Call for information about special events.
TRIANGLE COMMUNITY
CENTER
P.O. BOX 4062
16 RIVER STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-0600
W : WWW.CTGAY.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
VOICE MAIL
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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LGBT SUPPORT GROUPS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
PFLAG is the parents, family members and friends of lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender people. PFLAG has more than 25 years
experience building bridges of understanding for family members
and friends. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month
at 7:30 pm. Meetings are open to everyone, and confidentiality is
respected. There are no dues or fees.
PFLAG Southwestern
Connecticut
16 RIVER STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-226-0257
W : WWW.PFLAG.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Requirements :
OPEN TO ALL
Referral Required :
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LISTENER PROGRAM
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Needs parents\' consent
Days :
LEAVE MESSAGE ON ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Support for Spanish language speakers: Padres Abriendo Puertas
800-842-7303
Referral Required :
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NAMI-CT
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
NAMI-CT is a grassroots, self-help organization founded in 1984.
Our mission is to provide support, education, and advocacy for
families and consumers.
FAMILY MEMBER SUPPORT GROUPS:
NAMI-CAN (CHILD and ADOLESCENT NETWORK)
Parent-to-Parent Support Group for parents and primary caregivers
of children (ages 17 years and younger) with emotional, behavioral
and mental health issues.
NAMI-CT: NATIONAL ALLIANCE
FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
241 Main Street
3RD FLOOR
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 860-882-0236
W : WWW.NAMICT.ORG
Fee : FREE
DAYTIME:
Second Tuesday of every month. 10-11:30AM
Tully Health Center, Conference Room B (1st Floor)
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford CT 06902
Contact Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine 203.858.1477
EVENING:
First Thursday of the month. 7-8:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Contact: Dawn at 203.249.5935 and Lorraine at 203.858.1477
Days
:
GREENWICH:
(ADULT ISSUES)
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Third Thursday of each month. 6:30-8PM
Greenwich Hospital, Cafeteria Conference Rm (Lower Level)
5 Perry Ridge Rd
ADVOCACY
ORGANIZATIONS
Greenwich, CT
06830
Contacts: Claudia at 203.428.6864 or Carol at 203.329.068
STAMFORD (ADULT ISSUES)
First Wednesday of each month. 7:30-9PM
Referral
Required
: Conference Rm B (1st Fl)
Tully Health
Center,
32 Strawberry Hill Court
Stamford, CT 06902
Contact Anu at 203.359.8091
NEW CANAAN (ADULT ISSUES)
Second Tuesday of each month. 7-830PM
Silver Hill Hospital, Jurgenson Building, Rm 1, East Campus
208 Valley Road
New Canaan, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855. 3530
NORWALK (ADULT ISSUES)
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First Tuesday of each month
Norwarlk Hospital, CP2 Conference Rm
34 Maple Street
Norwalk, CT 06850
Contact Lucie at 203.855.3530
WESTPORT (ADULT ISSUES)
Last Tuesday of each month. 6:30-8PM
St Vincent's (Hall-Brooke) Behavioral Health Services, Board Rm
(Lower Level)
47 Long Lots Road
Westport, CT 06880
Contact Jenna at 203.286.4697
FREE EDUCATION CLASSES:
NAMI BASICS CLASSES
A FREE 6-week course for parents and primary caregivers
of children (17 years and younger) with serious mental health
issues. The parent-to-parent support is invaluable!
BASICS FALL 2013
Starts Monday, October 7th, 2013. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
BASICS SPRING 2014
Starts Monday, April 7th, 2014. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Call Dawn at 203.249.5935 or Lorraine at 203.858.1477
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY CLASSES
A FREE 11-week course for family members, caregivers and
friends of adults with serious mental illness.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY FALL 2013
Starts Monday, September 9th. 7-9:30PM
St John's Lutheran Church
884 Newfield Avenue
Stamford, CT 06905
Registration required.
Contact Marietta at 203.329.8633.
FAMILY-TO-FAMILY SPRING 2014
Starts on Monday, February 3rd. 6:45-9:30PM
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Greenwich Town Hall
101 Field Point Rd
Greenwich, CT 06830
Registration required.
Call
Claudia
at
203.428.6864
203.322.3383/[email protected]
or
Peter
at
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NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Local meetings throughout Fairfiled County to support recovery.
HOTLINE:800-627-3543
NAMI-CT: NATIONAL ALLIANCE
FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
241 Main Street
3RD FLOOR
Hartford , CT, 06106
T : 860-882-0236
W : WWW.NAMICT.ORG
Fee : FREE
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The Norwalk Community Health Center is a federally qualified health
center offering primary medical care to all Norwalk residents,
regardless of their ability to pay. Mental health services and case
management are offered on-site, and dental services are offered by
arrangement. Transportation to and from the health center is free to
qualified patients and families. NCHC is in its 12th year of operation
and in April 2010 relocated to a state of the art facility. In addition to
medical care, other programs offered include:
Assistance in determining insurance benefits (HUSKY, Medicaid and
sliding scale fee) Ext. 1201 & 1204
Social Services and Behavioral Health: 2 Community Outreach
Workers and 2 Clinical Social Workers, including one Spanish
speaking clinician. Social Services Educational and Support Groups.
Ext.1202 & 1207
Comenzando Bien prenatal health education program for prenatal
patients of NCHC. Ext. 1203 & 1208
Child FIRST Program: Intensive clinical/mental health home visiting
program for children birth to age 6 and their families, co-located at
NCHC, with services provided by the Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County, in collaboration with Family & Children’s
Agency. 203-851-1018
Dental services: A collaboration with West Avenue Dental Associates
Reach Out & Read: Early pediatric reading readiness program for
NCHC patients ages 6 months to 5 years
Ryan White & HIV Services
SNAP – representative once a week to expedite Food Stamp
Days
:
application
Monday
- Thursday
am - 8:00 pm;
8:00 a.m..
5:30 p.m.
DSS Mobile
Van 8:30
– bi-monthly
to Friday
expedite
DSS - application
NORWALK COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER, INC.
120 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-1770
W : www.norwalkchc.org
Fee : FREE
Ages : Prenatal and all ages
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Yes
processing
Weight loss and wellness programs
Seasonal fruit and vegetable program
AIDS/HIV & STD SERVICES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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PIZZA MOMS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Support groups for Moms with children with special needs.
Darien Pizza Moms meets at Post Corner Road Pizza, Boston Post
Road, Darien
1st Tuesday of every month at 7:30pm
Greenwich Pizza Moms meets at Bella Nonna, 371 Putnam Avenue,
Cos Cob
Every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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PREVENT CHILD ABUSE CONNECTICUT
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Non-profit program dedicated to the prevention of all forms of child
maltreatment with an emphasis on promoting healthy family
relationships and commnity engagement. Services include:
Wheeler Clinic
91 Northwest Drive
Plainville , CT, 06062
T : 800-244-5373
W : www.wheelerclinic.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : CALL FOR
INFORMATION-DEPENDS ON PROGRAM.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS COUNSELING & EDUCATION
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education
Center provides free and confidential One on One Crisis Counseling,
support groups, court advocacy, medical and legal accompaniment,
and education surrounding the issues of sexual assault and
harassment.
THE CENTER FOR SEXUAL
ASSAULT CRISIS
COUNSELING AND
EDUCATION
700 Canal Street
SUITE 22B
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-348-9346
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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SICKLE CELL SUPPORT & EDUCATION
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Sickle education, counseling and support is provided to those
individuals affected by the disease and the community at large, with
the help of a Care Coordinator part time. Support group meetings,
once a week, are offered to family members and those affected by
the disease. Please call first.
There is an emergency medical assistance fund to help in an
emergency medical crisis. We provide excellent networking for our
families.
. Please call first.
ST. LUKE'S LIFEWORKS
141 FRANKLIN STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 888-745-2327
W : WWW.STLUKESLIFEWORK
S.ORG
Fee : No
Who Refers : SOCIAL WORKER, DCF, DSS
ETC.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Non-profit organization providing information & support to parents of
children with LD & ADHD via a free national e-newsletter, a Top 100
Special Needs website & regional programs. The website at
www.SmartKidswithLD.org provides comprehensive information for
parents and educators, as well as access to the free Smart Kids with
LD e-newsletter, published 16 times each year.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-226-6831
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Referral Required :
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SPOUSAL SUPPORT GROUP
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
A semi-monthly support group for spouses of people with early stage
Alzheimer's Disease or other dementia, providing a place to share
ideas, concerns and frustrations, and to provide mutual support. The
group is moderated by a clinical psychologist.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL
SHELBURNE ROAD AT WEST
BROAD STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06902
T : 203-325-7000
W : WWW.STAMHEALTH.ORG/
SENIOR/WELLNESS.HTML
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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SUPPORT GROUPS
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Call 2-1-1 for referrals to support groups in your area. Infoline
operates 24 hours a day, has multilingual trained caseworkers on
staff and is TTY accessible. Infoline is a service of Connecticut
United Ways and the State of Connecticut.
UNITED WAY OF
CONNECTICUT
1344 Silas Deane Highway
Rocky Hill , CT, 06067-1342
W : www.infoline.org
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
SUPPORT & SELF-HELP GROUPS
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
AMTRAK
TRANSPORTATION
Train information
HOTLINE
T : 800-USA-RAIL
Fee : No
Days :
7 DAYS A WEEK
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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COASTAL LINK
TRANSPORTATION
The Coastal Link buses travel along the Route 1 corridor through the
towns of Norwalk, Westport, Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford and
Milford, 7 days a week.
The Coastal Link's western terminus is the WHEELS Hub where free
transfers can be made to local WHEELS routes, CTTRANSIT's
Route 41 to Stamford and the 7 Link to Danbury. Travelling through
Bridgeport, free transfers can be made to Greater Bridgeport
Transit's local routes at the Bridgeport Bus Terminal. The Coastal
Link's eastern terminus is the Connecticut Post Mall where free
transfers can be made to the Milford Transit District's local routes,
and CTTRANSIT's routes to New Haven.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : The one-way full fare is $1.50 within
Norwalk, Westport and Milford. The fare is
$1.75 in all other towns. The reduced fare
for persons with disabilities, those 65 or
over, and persons with Medicare cards is
$.75 and $.85 respectively. Reduced fare
for passengers must display their original
Medicare card, ADA identification, or
State elderly/disabled ID card to the
driver. Exact change is required.
Days :
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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DARIEN/STAMFORD CHAPTER - AMERICAN RED CROSS
TRANSPORTATION
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting program and a transportation service
for senior citizens.Darien office hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 8:30am to 3pm but staff is
available for Armed Forces Services communications and disaster
emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2586
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : The one-way full fare is $1.50 within
Norwalk, Westport and Milford. The fare is
$1.75 in all other towns. The reduced fare
for persons with disabilities, those 65 or
over, and persons with Medicare cards is
$.75 and $.85 respectively. Reduced fare
for passengers must display their original
Medicare card, ADA identification, or
State elderly/disabled ID card to the
driver. Exact change is required.
Days :
M-TH 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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DISPATCH-A-RIDE
TRANSPORTATION
Door-to-door transportation service within Norwalk available to
anyone who qualifies under the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) and who is unable to utilize the WHEELS bus service.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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For complete info see: www.norwalkresources.org
DMV
TRANSPORTATION
Non-driver Photo Identification (I.D.) cards, licenses, registrations,
safety information etc. Go to Web site or telephone the 800 number
for complete information. The Norwalk DMV site is a full-service
office.
CT DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR
VEHICLES
540 MAIN AVE
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 800-842-8222
W : WWW.CT.GOV/DMV/SITE
Fee : Yes
Days :
MON., TUES., WED. AND FRI. 8:00 A.M. - 4:45 P.M.
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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EVENING SHUTTLES
TRANSPORTATION
Two shuttles, the Main Avenue Shuttle and the Connecticut Avenue
Shuttle, serve the South Norwalk neighborhoods as well as the Main
Avenue and Connecticut Avenue corridors.
The shuttles connect at the WHEELS Hub at Belden and Burnell.
Passengers may transfer free of charge to either shuttle, to the
Coastal Link service (Norwalk to Milford) or to CTTRANSIT's Route
41 to Stamford.
Holiday Service: Evening Shuttle Service does not operate on the
following holidays: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day,
Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Fares on all Norwalk Transit District
buses are $1.50 or $.75 for persons with
disabilities, those 65 or over, and persons
with Medicare Cards (reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare, ADA identification or State
elderly/disabled ID card to the driver).
Exact change is required.
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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FISH OF NORWALK
TRANSPORTATION
FISH is an all volunteer organization that drives those in need to their
medical appointments within Norwalk. Dispatchers, who take calls in
their own homes, receive requests for rides and schedule the drivers.
Drivers, using their own cars, transport theclients. Mileage may be
reimbursed; FISH carries driver and passenger insurance.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-229-9727
W : www.hscct.org
Dispatchers work from 9 am to 1 pm; drivers from 9 am to 4 pm.
Volunteers can choose the day they prefer to work. FISH operates
Tuesday through Friday.
Fee : No
Call (203) 229-9727 between 9:30 am and 1 pm, Tuesday through
Friday
for more information.
FISH is a supported service of the United Way of Coastal Fairfield
County.
Ages : Primarily adults
Days :
TUESDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
FISH does not charge.
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
TRANSPORTATION
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
Referral Required :
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
TRANSPORTATION
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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METRO-NORTH RAILROAD
TRANSPORTATION
COMMUTER RAIL SERVICE
HOTLINE
T : 877-690-5114
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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NORWALK COMMUTER SHUTTLE
TRANSPORTATION
Norwalk Transit District provides Metro-North commuters with
morning and evening shuttles departing from the South Norwalk
Train Station. Shuttles provide service to major work sites north of
the Merritt Parkway, along Glover Avenue and Route 7; to Norwalk
Hospital and the Belden Avenue area; along Route 7 north of the
Department of Motor Vehicles to 10/20 Westport Road; and
Connecticut Avenue to Norwalk Community College.
Holiday Service: Norwalk Commuter Shuttle service does not
operate on the following holidays: New Year's Day, Martin Luther
King Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Fares on all Norwalk Transit District
buses are $1.50 or $.75 for persons with
disabilities, those 65 or over, and persons
with Medicare Cards (reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare, ADA identification or State
elderly/disabled ID card to the driver).
Exact change is required.
UniTicket
If you commute by train to or from
Norwalk, you can buy a UniTicket good on
both trains and buses. This saves you
money over a single fare. Ask about it
when you purchase your monthly
commutation ticket from Metro-North or
call them at 1-212-532-4900 or visit their
web site www.mta.info.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
TRANSPORTATION
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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ROUTE 7 LINK
TRANSPORTATION
The 7 Link serves employment sites and retail centers along the
Route 7 Corridor between Danbury and Norwalk.
The service provides free connections with Danbury's HARTransit
bus system and Norwalk's WHEELS bus system.
Holiday Service: Route 7 Link service does not operate on the
following holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence
Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : The one-way full fare is $1.50 within
Norwalk and Wilton. The fare is $1.25 in
all other towns. The reduced fare for
persons with disabilities, those 65 or over
and persons with Medicare cards is $.75
and $.60 respectively. Reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare card, ADA identification, or
State elderly/disabled identification card to
the driver. Exact change is required.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY (NO MID-DAY SERVICE)
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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SUNDAY SHUTTLE
TRANSPORTATION
Two shuttles, the Main Avenue Shuttle and the Connecticut Avenue
Shuttle, serve the South Norwalk neighborhoods as well as the Main
Avenue and Connecticut Avenue corridors.
The shuttles connect at the WHEELS Hub at Belden and Burnell.
Passengers may transfer free of charge to either shuttle, to the
Coastal Link service (Norwalk to Milford) or to CTTRANSIT's Route
41 to Stamford.
Holiday Service: Sunday Shuttle Service does not operate on the
following holidays: New Year's Day, Easter, Independence Day and
Christmas.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Fares on all Norwalk Transit District
buses are $1.50 or $.75 for persons with
disabilities, those 65 or over, and persons
with Medicare Cards (reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare, ADA identification or State
elderly/disabled ID card to the driver).
Exact change is required.
Days :
SUNDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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TOWN-TO-TOWN
TRANSPORTATION
Town-To-Town is a door to door inter-town transportation services
serving the communities of Norwalk, Wesport, Wilton, Stamford and
Greenwich for persons with disabilities who meet the requirements of
the Americans with Disabilities Act.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Fares on all Norwalk Transit District
buses are $1.50 or $.75 for persons with
disabilities, those 65 or over, and persons
with Medicare Cards (reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare, ADA identification or State
elderly/disabled ID card to the driver).
Exact change is required.
Days :
Monday - Friday
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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WHEELS
TRANSPORTATION
The WHEELS service operates 12 fixed routes which operate within
the city limits of Norwalk. On streets where WHEELS stops are
identified, wait for WHEELS at a WHEELS stops sign. On routes 9
and 10, boardings and exits are permitted only at designated
WHEELS stops. On other streets, you can wave for WHEELS to stop
anywhere on the route.
Buses Monday - Friday leave the WHEELS Hub bus terminal every
40 minutes. Additional service is provided on Routes 3, 9, 10 and 13
so frequences are every 20 minutes. During the morning and
afternoon peak hours Route 7 runs every 20 minutes.
Buses on Saturday leave the WHEELS Hub bus terminal every 40
minutes. Routes 2 and 5/6, do not operate on Saturdays.
Holiday Service: WHEELS does not operate on the following
holidays: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Easter,
Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day
and Christmas.
For your convenience, we've combined some routes to make
"Thru-routes." For example, you can ride from anywhere on Route 10
to anywhere on Route 3 without changing buses. Only the route
number changes as the bus passes through the WHEELS Hub. The
thru-routes that give you two routes in one ride are: 1 & 8, 3 & 10, 4
& 7, 9 & 13.
NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT
275 Wilson Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-0000
W : www.norwalktransit.com
Fee : Fares on all Norwalk Transit District
buses are $1.50 or $.75 for persons with
disabilities, those 65 or over, and persons
with Medicare Cards (reduced fare
passengers must display their original
Medicare, ADA identification or State
elderly/disabled ID card to the driver).
Exact change is required.
UniTicket
If you commute by train to or from
Norwalk, you can buy a UniTicket good on
both trains and buses. This saves you
money over a single fare. Ask about it
when you purchase your monthly
commutation ticket from Metro-North or
call them at 1-212-532-4900 or visit their
web site www.mta.info.
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY
TRANSPORTATION
Referral Required :
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NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
VETERAN'S SERVICES
Programs and services designed to promote successful aging for
seniors.
Educational,
recreational
and
social
activities
daily. Provides lunch, Meals on Wheels and transportation for frail
elders. Counseling services to help a senior and his/her family deal
with the challenges of aging. A complete listing of monthly programs
and activities is available by calling the Center and requesting a "Life
and Times" newsletter.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Ages : 60+
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
FOOD
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT CHAPTER, DARIEN
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting training program and a transportation
service for senior citizens.
Staff is available for Armed Forces Services communications and
disaster emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 877-287-3327; 2
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : $ 20 Annual Memebership,
additional fees for exercise, trips, and
computer courses.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
$3 suggested donation for lunch
$5 month for transportation
Days :
Mon - Thu, 8:30am - 4:30pm; Fri, 8:30am - 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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AMERICAN RED CROSS - CONNECTICUT REGION
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The American Red Cross provides disaster relief free of charge to
people displaced by natural or human-caused disaster; health &
safety education; service to the Armed Forces; blood collection; and
international tracing services. The chapter provides Disaster Relief,
Health & Safety Training and disaster preparedness education to
provide relief to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare
for and respond to emergencies. Disaster relief is free to victims and
funded by donations. Volunteer opportunities include: Disaster Relief
Services; supporting blood drives; providing Health & Safety training;
Office administration, and other needs. For more information, visit
www.ctredcross.org. We'll train you for volunteer service.
AMERICAN RED CROSS - CT
REGION
158 Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport, CT, 06604
T : 877-287-3327
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : No cost for volunteer training.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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BOB MACAULEY AMERICARES FREE CLINIC
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Outpatient medical care to uninsured, low income residents of the
Norwalk area. Medications, laboratory and diagnostic testing and
referrals are available per program guidelines. Pre-employment and
school physicals by appointment only. Photo ID, proof of address
and proof of income required.
BOB MACAULEY AMERICARES
FREE CLINIC OF NORWALK
98 South Main Street
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-899-2493
Appointments preferred, walk-in patients seen if time permits. All sick
children are seen.
Staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses, the clinic draws upon the
resources of community hospitals, laboratories, specialists and
pharmacies to provide full, no-cost outpatient healthcare.
Fee : No
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:The Free Clinic has volunteer
opportunities for nurses, physicians, specialists, screeners and
translators. Please contact Terri McCartney for further information.
Ages : All
Who Refers : Tuesday and Saturday Adult
Clinics by appointment.
Days :
Adult Clinics Tues PM and Sat AM; Children Wed PM, from 1 to 3pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Appointments can only be made by phone.
Please call 203-899-2493
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BOY SCOUTS - CT YANKEE COUNCIL
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Connecticut Yankee Council (formerly Fairfield County Council and
Quinnipiac Council) serves about 25,000 Cub Scouts (boys in first
through fifth grades); Boy Scouts (boys ages11-17); Ventures and
Explorers (young men and young women ages 14-20); Learning for
Life participants (boys and girls in grades K-12), and provides special
outreach to urban youth with an Urban ScoutReach program.
Thirty-seven(37) communities in Fairfield, Hartford, and New Haven
counties are served. While known as a fun, educational,
values-driven, family-oriented program, Scouting's purposes are
citizenship training, character development, and personal and mental
fitness.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CONNECTICUT YANKEE
COUNCIL
60 WELLINGTON ROAD
P.O. BOX 32
MILFORD
, CT, 06460
T : 800-333-7905
W : WWW.CTYANKEE.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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CANCERCARE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
CancerCare provides free, professional support services to
individuals, families, caregivers, and the bereaved to help them
better cope with and manage the emotional and practical challenges
arising from cancer. Our services include counseling and support
groups, educational publications and workshops, and financial
assistance. All of our services are provided by professional oncology
social workers and are offered completely free of charge.
Founded in 1944, CancerCare is a national nonprofit organization
that helps more than 100,000 individuals and families in all 50 states
each year, and receives more than one million visits to our websites.
Our services include:
-Counseling
-Support Groups
-Financial Assistance
-Educational Resources
-Publications
-Community Programs
CANCERCARE OF
CONNECTICUT
553 Connecticut Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-9911
W:
WWW.CANCERCARECT.ORG
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Ages : All ages
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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DARIEN/STAMFORD CHAPTER - AMERICAN RED CROSS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers
a number of other services including CPR and first aid courses,
blood drives, a teen babysitting program and a transportation service
for senior citizens.Darien office hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8:30am to 4:30pm and Friday from 8:30am to 3pm but staff is
available for Armed Forces Services communications and disaster
emergencies 24 hours a day.
AMERICAN RED CROSS CONNECTICUT CHAPTER,
DARIEN
39 LEROY AVENUE
DARIEN, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2586
W : www.ctredcross.org
Fee : All services are provided FREE of
charge
Days :
M-TH 8:30am - 4:30pm; Friday 8:30am - 3:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
Referral Required :
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DONATIONS TO PATH
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Accepts donations of office equipment/supplies, computers.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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FISH OF NORWALK
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
FISH is an all volunteer organization that drives those in need to their
medical appointments within Norwalk. Dispatchers, who take calls in
their own homes, receive requests for rides and schedule the drivers.
Drivers, using their own cars, transport theclients. Mileage may be
reimbursed; FISH carries driver and passenger insurance.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-229-9727
W : www.hscct.org
Dispatchers work from 9 am to 1 pm; drivers from 9 am to 4 pm.
Volunteers can choose the day they prefer to work. FISH operates
Tuesday through Friday.
Fee : No
Call (203) 229-9727 between 9:30 am and 1 pm, Tuesday through
Friday
for more information.
FISH is a supported service of the United Way of Coastal Fairfield
County.
Ages : Primarily adults
Days :
TUESDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
FISH does not charge.
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FODOR FARM COMMUNITY GARDEN
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Community garden offering 4' x 12' gardening plots for individuals
and 4' x 18' gardening plots for organizations and service agencies
for growing vegetables, fuits and flowers. Water and tools are
available on site. $15 per plot for individuals and $25 per plot for
organizations. Call for more information.
Friends of Fodor Farm is a volunteer-based group that helps support
Fodor Farm.
FODOR FARM COMMUNITY
GARDEN
328 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.fodorfarm.org/
Fee : Yes. Registration fee&nbsp;
Income Requirements : No
Ages : All ages
Days :
TUESDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
Register &nbsp;in the Office of Recreation and Parks, Room 129,
Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue.
Referral Required :
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FRIENDS OF NORWALK CLEAN AND GREEN
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Clean & Green is committed to improving the quality of life in
Norwalk and the surrounding area through Community Clean Up/Fix
Up Activities, Beautification of Public/Private Areas, Community and
Economic Development, and Support of Environmental Efforts.
Clean & Green is a 100% volunteer organization.
FRIENDS OF NORWALK CLEAN
AND GREEN
PO BOX 532
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7847
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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FRIENDS OF THE NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The friends of the NPLS is a non-profit volunteer organization that
assists with library projects, sponsors guest authors and lecturers,
organizes two annual library books sales to raise funds for special
library needs and equipment.
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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GILLESPIE CENTER/HOSKINS PLACE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Emergency Shelter for Single Men and Women.
HOMES WITH HOPE
45 JESUP ROAD
WESTPORT , CT, 06880
T : 203-226-3426
W : www.hwhct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Referral Required :
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GIRL SCOUTS VOLUNTEERING
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Adult volunteers serve in various capacities from Troop Leaders to
career mentors to different Service Unit support positions to bring the
Girsl Scout program to girls ages 5 to 17. Training is provided. Older
girls scouts help younger ones to earn badges or participate in
indoor and outdoor activities.
GIRL SCOUTS OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
529 DANBURY ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-5557
W : www.gsofct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday-Friday
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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GOODWILL - NORWALK RETAIL STORE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The retail store serves the community by providing household items
and clothing for cost conscious families. Goodwill retail stores
generate much of the financial support for the agency's vocational
rehabilitation programs for people with disabilities and special needs.
GOODWILL NORWALK RETAIL
STORE
15 Cross Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-840-0361
W : www.goodwillct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL FOR MS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Call for more information
Income Requirements : Eligibility Required
Ages : 18 and up
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for information
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INFORMATION & REFERRALS FOR MS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Provides information and referrals for persons who have had MS
affect their lives. Topics/resources/referrals include, but are not
limited to: employment, insurance, MS/medical, and prescription
issues, government relations, advocacy, and equipment
loan/purchase. Team approach with social workers to provide a
comprehensive case plan to identify needs and resources.
NATIONAL MS SOCIETY CT
CHAPTER
One Selleck Street Suite 300
All mail is to be delivered to:
National MS Society, Connecticut
Chapter 65
Norwalk
, CT, 06855
T : 860-913-2550
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF STAMFORD/NORWALK
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism,
developing the potential of women, and improving communities
through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. The
Junior League's purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
The Junior League of Stamford/Norwalk serves the communities of
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan, Ridgefield, Weston,
Westport and Wilton. Women over the age of 21 are welcome to join.
Please call 203-655-4662.
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF
STAMFORD/NORWALK
748 POST ROAD
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-4662
W : WWW.JLSN.ORG
Fee : M
Ages : Women over the age of 21
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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KEEP NORWALK BEAUTIFUL
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Keep Norwalk Beautiful is a 501(c)3 affiliate of Keep America
Beautiful. It was formed in 2008 as a public/private partnership and is
comprised of private citizens, business representatives, and city
representatives. Our mission is to reduce litter and curb illegal
dumping in our neighborhoods, commercial districtsm and
parks/beachers. We rely exclusively on volunteers for staffing and all
clean-up intitiatives. We are also fortunate to receive financial
support from two gernerous local corporations, Pepperideg Farm Inc
and GE. Crrent KNB Initiatives: Cigarette butt reduction;
Pedestrian/Vehicle Litter; Enforcement; The Great American
Clean-up. If you'd like to help, please email David Shockley at and
please "friend" us on Facebook: search Keep Norwalk Beautiful.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-781
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : M
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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LISTENER PROGRAM
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
PATH is an information and support network for families who have
experienced a difficult pregnancy, premature birth, the loss of a
young child, or have a child with medical and/or developmental
concerns. The parent network offers: one-to-one connection for new
parents with parents who share similar experiences, speaker
programs, resources and leadership opportunities. PATH provides
training for families that are willing to become a Listener. PATH also
provides Workshops regarding Transition to Adulthood.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 800-399-7284
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Needs parents\' consent
Days :
LEAVE MESSAGE ON ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Support for Spanish language speakers: Padres Abriendo Puertas
800-842-7303
Referral Required :
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LITERACY VOLUNTEERS PROGRAM AT NORWALK PUBLIC
LIBRARY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
LVSFC has several volunteer opportunities. Volunteers, with the
support of trained professional staff, are an integral part of the
services being delivered to some of this area’s most needy adults. It
is only with the help of altruistic-minded volunteers that LVSFC is
able to positively impact the lives of more than 1,000 adults each
year. Volunteer opportunities are tailored to availability. Volunteers
can choose from one or more of the following areas ( Just to name a
few ):
·
Tutor (Basic Literacy or ESOL)
·
Tutor Trainer
·
Office Support
·
Newsletter Editor
·
Computer Lab Assistant
Literacy development programs are offered in:
Basic Literacy (Classes in reading and writing English)
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Workplace Literacy
NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY
SYSTEM
1 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-853-7437
W : www.norwalkpubliclibrary.org
Fee : No
Ages : 16 and older (no longer e
Days :
LEAVE MESSAGE ON ANSWERING MACHINE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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MADD
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
MADD works to prevent the practice of driving while intoxicated.
Provides advocacy, outreach, public awareness campaigns, youth
education and crime victim support.
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK
DRIVING (MADD)
317 Foxon Road
EAST HAVEN , CT, 06513
T : 203-764-2566
W : WWW.MADD.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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MEALS ON WHEELS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit home delivered meal program
which has been in operation in Norwalk for over 25 years. It is
designed to provide well-balanced, nutritious meals at a low cost on
either a short or long term basis to Norwalk residents of any age who
are in need of nutritional support.
NORWALK SENIOR CENTER
11 Allen Rd.
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-847-3115
W : norwalkseniorcenter.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
RESIDENT OF NORWALK
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MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION SUMMER CAMP
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Provides 1 week Summer Camp experience for children affected by
muscle diseases who are registered with the association. Sleepover
camp at no cost to their family for children who are registered with
the association. educational information, and referral services.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 914-345-5062
Contact Gloria English at 914-345-5062
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
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NORWALK EXCHANGE CLUB
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
A group of involved men and women who recognize their civic
responsibilities and join together voluntarily in thought and action to
serve their community. The club\'s activities, image and success are
shaped by its leaders and members. Activities include:
Combating Child Abuse - committed $75,000.00 to Norwalk Hospital
to start the C.O.P.E. (Center Outpatient Pediatric Evaluation) for the
prevention of child abuse in Southern Connecticut.
Co-sponsors the annual Antique Auto Show at Taylor Farm with the
Gateway Antique Car Club, to benefit local child abuse prevention
efforts.
NORWALK EXCHANGE CLUB
150 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-852-1800
W:
WWW.EXCHANGECLUB.COM
Fee : No
Awards scholarships to area high school seniors.
Operates the largest non-profit organization food concession at the
Norwalk Seaport Oyster Festival since its inception in 1978.
Hands out 10,000 American flags during the Memorial Day Parade
as part of our GIVEAKIDAFLAGTOWAVE program.
Donates over $75,000.00 per year to local charities.
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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NORWALK LAND TRUST
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Works for the preservation and protection of Norwalk's open space.
Identifies critical habitats, important natural assets, attempts to
preserve a balance between preservation and development.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-655-7771
Events and programs include:
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - SUNDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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Norwalk Mentor Program
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Partnering with the Norwalk Public Schools, the Norwalk Mentor
Program recruits, trains and matches adult mentors with assigned
youth at all public schools. This is a school based model - the
Mentor commits to a one hour visit per week, at the school that the
mentee attends. Together with each school liaison, the Mentor
Program Director assists the building of the relationship b/w a
positive adult role model and the child.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : None
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday thru Friday
MENTORING
Requirements :
The mentee (child) is determined eligible for the program by the
individual school liaison.&nbsp;
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NORWALK MUSEUM AND REFERENCE CENTER
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The Norwalk Museum -Where Art, History and Culture Meet, is the
municipal museum and archives of Norwalk. Through its collections,
programs and exhibits it documents and researches greater Norwalk
from its earliest settlement to the present.
NORWALK MUSEUM
41 NORTH MAIN
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-0202
W : www.norwalkct.org/norwalkm
useum
Fee : FREE ADMISSION.&nbsp;
DONATIONS WELCOME
Ages : Children to Seniors
Subsidies : Call
Subsidies : Call
Insurance : Call
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
A coalition of citizens, businesses, organizations and government
officials who work to improve the water quality and the aesthetic
vaule of the 40,000 acre Norwalk River Watershed by fostering
education, advocacy, cooperation and action. The organization
meets monthly.
Free programs and activities for General Members. For more
information and to become a member, visit the Website.
NORWALK RIVER
WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 197
GEORGETOWN , CT, 06829
T : 877-679-2463
W:
WWW.NORWALKRIVER.ORG
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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NORWALK ROTARY CLUB
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Rotary is a worldwide organization of business and professional
leaders that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical
standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the
world.
NORWALK ROTARY CLUB
PO Box 531
NORWALK
, CT, 06852-0531
W : http://www.norwalkrotary.org
Meets every Wednesday at 12:15pm at Norwalk Inn & Conference
Center at 99 East Avenue.
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE SUNDAYS Closed
on Holidays
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK-NAGAROTE SISTER CITY PROJECT
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Mission: The Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City Project is a partnership
for sustainable community development between the people of
Nagarote, Nicaragua and the Greater Norwalk Area of Connecticut.
We work primarily with at-risk youth in Nagarote providing
afterschool activities, scholarship and preschool.
VOLUNTEERS are needed to help with mailings, assist with sales at
holiday and summer fairs, and to translate letters from scholarship
students to their sponsors. We are also seeking people who would
like to visit Nagarote, participate in service activities there and learn
about our project and the community. Anyone interested in joining
our board can contact us with a resume and we will arrange a
meeting.
MAIL - PO BOX
T : 203-846-9288
Fee : No
Who Refers : Call for information about how to help with the
project or send message via form on
website:&nbsp;http://sistercityproject.webs.com/apps/contactme
Days :
PLEASE LEAVE MESSAGE
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Residence in Nagarote, Nicaragua for services
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PAWS VOLUNTEERING & AUTOMOBILE DONATIONS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
PAWS rescues and rehomes dogs and cats. Volunteers help with
kennel work, walking the dogs, fundraising and much more. The
agency accepts donation of used cars, trucks and motorcycle, vans,
commercial vehicles, jet skis, snowmobiles, motor homes, busses
and boats through Donation Line, LLC. Donors can take vehicle
value as a charitable donation deduction for income tax purposes.
Vehicle does not have to be in working order. Owner must have clear
title to the vehicle.
PET ANIMAL WELFARE
SOCIETY (PAWS)
504 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-750-9572
W : WWW.PAWSCT.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MON, TUES, : BY APPOINTMENT; WED - FRI 12:00 - 8:00pm
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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PERSON-TO-PERSON: DARIEN
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Our Darien location has a Clothing Center which is open to anyone.
Clients can make an appointment once a month to pick out free
clothing and household goods in the center. The Food Pantry in
Darien is open to residents of Darien., New Canaan and Stamford
who have been referred for an emergency food order by a social
worker. In addition, there are caseworkers on staff at
Person-to-Person who can provide qualified clients with financial
assistance.
PET ANIMAL WELFARE
SOCIETY (PAWS)
504 MAIN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-750-9572
W : WWW.PAWSCT.ORG
Fee : No fee
Who Refers : Referral by social worker required to the Person-to Person Darien Food Pantry for
emergency food order for residents of Darien, New Canann and Stamford. In addition there are
caseworkers on staff who can provide qualified clients with financial assistance.
&nbsp;
Our Darien location Clothing Center is open to anyone. Clients can make an appointment once a month
to pick out free clothing and household goods in the center.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
VOLUNTEERING
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
FCA's Project Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship Programs match
volunteers with children ages 6-14 who are in need of a one-on-one
mentor in a community-based program. Project Friendship matches
adults with children 6-14 years of age. Jr. Project Friendship
matches high school juniors and seniors, who can drive, with
children 6-12 years of age. Mentors must be able to commit 2-3
hours per week and be able to serve for a minimum of one year.
Background checks, interviews, home visits, and trainings are
required before a volunteer can be matched with a child. On-going
supervision is provided to mentors throughout the life of the
relationship for guidance and support.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURS, 8:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.
MENTORING
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RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The mission of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of
Southwestern Connecticut is to recruit volunteers fifty-five and over
and match them with meaningful volunteer opportunities in the
community that will utilize their skills and experience. RSVP is part of
Senior Corps under the umbrella of the Corporation for National and
Community Service. More information about RSVP can be found on
our web site at: www.rsvpswct.org, or call the telephone number
listed above.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Call For Information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
COMPLETE VOLUNTEER&nbsp;APPLICATION AND MEET WITH
OUTREACH COORDINATOR TO DISCUSS YOUR INTERESTS.
Referral Required :
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SALVATION ARMY NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
SALVATION ARMY NORWALK
CORPS
14 BYINGTON PLACE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-2125
W : www.salvationarmyusa.org
Fee : No
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Call For Information
Spanish : Call
Days :
TUESDAY- FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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SCORE - SMALL BUSINESS COUNSELING
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
SCORE counselors are men and women with business and
professional backgrounds. They volunteer their time to provide free,
individual counseling and business planning for entrepreneurs
involved in small businesses and start-ups. Request for Counseling
Form available on website or call SCORE office. Business
workshops are also available during the year - see website for
schedule.
SCORE - SMALL BUSINESS
COUNSELING
24 BELDEN AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-847-7348
W:
WWW.SCORENORWALK.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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ST. THOMAS THRIFT SHOP
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Thrift shop offers clothing and household goods at low cost.
Accepts donations of clothing and household goods during store
hours.
M, W & F 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. and Saturday 10am - 1pm
.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH
203 EAST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06855
T : 203-852-9899
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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STEPPING STONES MUSEUM FOR CHILDREN
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Stepping Stones Museum for Children broadens and enriches the
educational opportunities for children ages 10 and under to enhance
their understanding of the world. The Museum seeks to create an
environment that inspires life-long learning and supports parents,
caregivers and educators as facilitators of children's explorations.
Group tour discounts are available for 10 or more people.
STEPPING STONES MUSEUM
FOR CHILDREN
MATHEWS PARK
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-899-0606
W : WWW.STEPPINGSTONESM
USEUM.ORG
Fee : Yes
Ages : Ages 10 and under
Spanish : Yes
Days :
TUES. - SUN. AND MON. FROM JULY 1-LABOR DAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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THE CHILDREN'S BANK
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The Children's Bank, a volunteer gift program for abused and
neglected children on the DCF case rolls, serves over 3,500 children
annually who are currently living in Darien, Greenwich, New Canaan,
Norwalk, Stamford, Westport, Weston and Wilton
The Children’s Bank uses donations to fulfill the holiday wishes of
these children. For some, this is the only gift they will receive. We
invite you, your organization, friends and/or associates to join us this
year to make these children’s dreams come true.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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UNITED WAY OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD COUNTY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
We focus on mobilizing resources to improve our communities
especially the future of our children. We do this by providing
opportunities for individuals and organizations to GIVE, ADVOCATE
and VOLUNTEER. When we bring everyone together we can make
a difference, understanding issues, removing barriers and creating
solutions that will give every child the opportunity to graduate high
school prepared to succeed in school and life. We bring together a
broad spectrum of community partners to tackle problems that
impact readiness for kindergarten, graduation from high school,
supporting and nurturing families, access to services essential for
good health and stabile housing. We look for solutions that have a
proven track record of success and we help bring them to scale and
we nurture and support ideas that will change community conditions.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
Call for specific information.
Referral Required :
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VOLUNTARY SERVICES FOR THE BLIND
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Voluntary Services for the Blind of Fairfield County provides
volunteer drivers, shoppers, readers, clerical assistants and friendly
visitors to visually impaired residents of Fairfield County.
VOLUNTARY SERVICES FOR
THE BLIND OF FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
945 SUMMER STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06905
T : 203-324-6611
W : www.voluntaryservicesforthe
blind.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : OPHTHALMOLOGIST /
SOCIAL WORKER
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
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VOLUNTEER ACTION CENTER OF COASTAL FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The Voluntary Action Center (VAC/CFC) is a partnership of the
Human Services Council and the United Way of Coastal Fairfield
County. It covers the 12 town area of coastal Fairfield county for
volunteer opportunities. VAC/FCF assists non-profit agencies in
listing their volunteer opportunities on VOLUNTEER SOLUTIONS.
Community memebers in all towns can access this program and
view current volunteer listings from registered agencies. VAC/FCF is
also a resource for corporations and companies, for their employees
to take on projects in their communities. Accomodations can be
made for small and large groups. Advance notice is required.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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VOLUNTEER OFFICE - NORWALK HOSPITAL
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Volunteers provide a wide variety of services in the various hospital
departments. Call for information.
NORWALK HOSPITAL
34 MAPLE STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06856
T : 203-852-2023
W:
WWW.NORWALKHOSP.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES - JFS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Numerous volunteer opportunities available include administrative
(clerical, graphic, marketing, fund-raising); direct service (visiting the
homebound and elderly, driving them to appointments and activities;
conducting holiday and Shabbat services at senior and other
residences); and participating in on-going rojects such as the food
pantry, orienting new immigrants and tutoring non-English speakers.
Volunteers likewise provide craft items and hand-made sewn items
that are donated to those in need. Also coordinate community
service projects for B\'nai Mitzvah students.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Requirements :
For more information and suggestions, call the Manager of Volunteer
Programs.
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VOLUNTEER SERVICES FOR SENIORS - JFS
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Volunteers provide comfort & cheer to seniors throguh the Mitzvah
Corps' weekly group programming by individualized visits to the
home-bound infirmed elderly. Seniors wishing to offer their services
may likewise provide crafts items and hand-made sewn items that
are donated to those in need, or participate in various projects.
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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WATER QUALITY MONITORING
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
Volunteers are asked to commit to being part of a testing crew twice
a month between May & October. Crews spend two to three hours in
small skiff-type boats collecting base-line data to help determine
status & trends on water quality in the harbors. Full training will be
provided. Visit our website for more details and an application form.
Call for information about other opportunities to volunteer for Save
The Sound.
SAVE THE SOUND INC.
20 MARSHALL STREET
SUITE 108
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-354-0036
W:
WWW.SAVETHESOUND.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
VOLUNTEERING & DONATIONS
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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A.C.H.I.E.V.E PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
A.C.H.E.I.V.E. offers before and after school programs that help
children grow intellectually and socially. Program open to all children
entering Grades K - 8.
Strong focus on academics, tutoring and helping children reach their
potential. Tutoring help, mentoring, recreational activities, arts and
crafts. Cultural enrichment programs and field trips Snack upon
arrival from school.
Kidzachieve was founded by the late Alonzo Virgil. The Kidzachieve
motto is "All Children Have the Intelligence, Enthusiasm and Values
to Excel."
A.C.H.I.E.V.E
9 Main Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-354-2753
W : www.kidzachieve.com
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children entering Grades
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM AT FAMILY & CHILDREN'S AGENCY
(located at Norwalk Community College/NCC)
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Family & Children’s Agency seeks to improve the lives of Norwalk’s
middle school youth by enabling their successful transition into high
school and increasing their ability to be productive, independent
young adults.
This is accomplished by providing a safe and
structured community-based After School Program for students to
improve academic performance, develop character, and promote
healthy peer interactions and lifestyles.
The program meets weekdays from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Students are
expected to attend all five days per week throughout the school
year. The program operates on the school calendar and does not
offer programs during holidays and vacations. A small summer
program is offer for a select group of students.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 855-8765
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
Fee : Our standard monthly fee for
families is $75.00.&nbsp; Families with
students on reduced lunch pay
$50.00/month and those with students on
free lunch pay $25.00/month.
The program is in partnership with Norwalk Community College and
located on their campus. Students are transported by vans from their
respective middle school to the NCC campus each day.
French : No
Students have snack and social time upon arrival followed by a
minimum period of 45 minutes of academic work. This includes
homework assistance and independent learning. Staff and volunteer
tutors are available for assistance with academics. The second half
of the program day consists of character development and
enrichment activities (culinary classes, various arts classes,
recreation, knitting, juggling, acting/improvisation, animal science,
etc.).
Days :
Monday
- Friday
On Fridays
the program is divided by gender for leadership and life
skills programming. The gender based groups – Girls’ Challenge
and Boys’ Council – have guided discussions, guest speakers,
peer/team building activities, community service projects, field trips,
AFTER
SCHOOL & BEYOND
and more.
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : Call
Ages : Middle School Students
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
Insurance : No
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
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AFTER THE BELL - NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
After the Bell (ATB) was created to make the connection between
the school day and out of school time. It is the before and after
school program at CRANBURY, KENDALL, ROWAYTON AND
SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, managed by the Norwalk
Public Schools, and run in partnership with Child Guidance Center of
Mid-Fairfield County at Kendall School, the YMCA of Norwalk at
Cranbury and Silvermine and The Norwalk Education Foundation at
Rowayton School. It is unique in that it bridges the school day with
out-of-school time through a school employee who acts as the after
school Site Coordinator for their school. Teachers, teachers’ aides,
and outside companies then offer specialized classes in fun
enrichment activities.
ATB Goals: 1. Support academic achievement; 2. Provide a wide
variety of high quality activities and enrichment programs; 3. Provide
a safe, nurturing environment with high quality staff.
NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
125 East Avenue
PO Box 6001
NORWALK
, , 06852
T : 203-854-4150
W : norwalkps.org/info
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.&nbsp; http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx&nbsp;
&nbsp;
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Ages 5-12; Grade K - 5
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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AGGRESSION REPLACEMENT TRAINING - YOUTH SERVICES
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is a program to help
children and adolescents improve social skill competence and moral
reasoning, better manage anger, and reduce aggressive behavior.
The program specifically target chronically agressive children and
adolescents.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes, please click on the following
link for our fees.&nbsp; http://portal.norwal
kps.org/info/atb/Pages/AftertheBellFees.a
spx&nbsp;
&nbsp;
We accept Care 4 Kids.
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MENTAL HEALTH
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BARK PROGRAM | NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The BARK Program at Nathan Hale Middle School is one of the first
off-site after school programs offered in collaboration with the Carver
Center. The program is headed by a certified teacher from Nathan
Hale and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment and Recreation.
Enrichment programs include: Cartooning, Improvisation, Cooking,
Art, Photography, Dancing, Videography, Financial Literacy, Cultural
and Educational trips, Robotics, Self-esteem Groups, Adventure
Based Counseling and more.
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
176 Strawberry Hill Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2910
Fee : No
Ages : Ages 11 to 14 (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Physical and completed application required.
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BARK PROGRAM | NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
No Description Is Set For this Program.
NATHAN HALE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
176 Strawberry Hill Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2910
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
MENTORING
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BOY SCOUTS - CT YANKEE COUNCIL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Connecticut Yankee Council (formerly Fairfield County Council and
Quinnipiac Council) serves about 25,000 Cub Scouts (boys in first
through fifth grades); Boy Scouts (boys ages11-17); Ventures and
Explorers (young men and young women ages 14-20); Learning for
Life participants (boys and girls in grades K-12), and provides special
outreach to urban youth with an Urban ScoutReach program.
Thirty-seven(37) communities in Fairfield, Hartford, and New Haven
counties are served. While known as a fun, educational,
values-driven, family-oriented program, Scouting's purposes are
citizenship training, character development, and personal and mental
fitness.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
CONNECTICUT YANKEE
COUNCIL
60 WELLINGTON ROAD
P.O. BOX 32
MILFORD
, CT, 06460
T : 800-333-7905
W : WWW.CTYANKEE.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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BRIEN MCMAHON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (YDP)
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The YDP program has ninth graders enrolled and will add only enroll
ninth graders each year moving forward. Students receive daily
academic support including PSAT Prep, CAPT Prep, and subject
tutoring. Participants who have strong academic performances earn
the opportunity for a paid internship or job placement. Two days per
week is spent in the classroom and three days is spent in a paid
internship or job. Students who have not earned strong academic
performance are expected to participate in the program for four days
per week. Enrichment programs include: Cartooning, Improvisation,
Cooking, Art, Photography, Dancing, Videography, Financial
Literacy, Cultural and Educational trips, Self-esteem Groups, and
Adventure Based Counseling. This program has a strong technology
and science component. Certified Teachers from Brien McMahon
coordinates the program and teachers offer project based learning
opportunities. There is a focus on civic engagement and students
build their leadership skills while learning how government works.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-948 8838
Fee : No
Ages : 9th Graders
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Teachers and Guidance
Counselor
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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BUILDING FUTURES THROUGH MENTORING
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Buiding Futures through Mentoring (BFTM) provides youth with an
adult mento who can meet them for at least one hour each week at a
supervised location such as the YMCA, a church or school. The
mentor's job is to help the young person define and achieve goals,
encourage positive development and promote positive choice and
increase self-esteem. The BFTM also provides mentors and
mentees with a free membership to the YMCA so they can meet
after school or on the weekends and engage in further fun activities.
A partnership between the City of Norwalk, Serving All Vessels
Equally (S.A.V.E), the Norwalk Mentor Program, Family & Children's
Agency and the YMCA.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
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CAREGIVER'S CHOICE MENTORING PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Caregivers' Choice brings mentors and children with incarcerated
parents together to establish quality new mentoring relationships.
Caregivers or parents of eligible children can submit an application
for their child. They will receive a list of approved mentoring
programs in Norwalk, and a voucher that can be redeemed for
mentoring services. The selected mentoring program is responsible
for recruiting, screeninfg and training a mentor and supporting the
match.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : No
Days :
Varies
MENTORING
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CENTER FOR YOUTH LEADERSHIP AT BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The CYL mission is to promote youth activism through grantmaking,
public awareness activities, volunteer programs and social change
campaigns. The CYL, which is the largest youth activism
organization in Fairfield County, sponsors programs at four high
schools: Brien McMahon High (our headquarters), Greenwich High
School, Stamford High School and Westhill High. Programs address
child abuse, teen dating violence, day laborers and human
trafficking.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : No
French : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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CHELSEA COHEN FITNESS ACADEMY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Chelsea Cohen Fitness Academy is a unique, countywide
umbrella program overseen by the FCSC. The Academy’s focus on
the healthy body, health mind equation provides leadership in
helping to build a generation of children leading a daily, active
lifestyle and complementing and supplementing the work of existing
area youth organizations.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SPORTS
COMMISSION
1 University Place
Stamford, CT, 06901
T : 203-251-8481
W:
www.fairfieldcountysports.com
Fee : Free
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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CHOICES FOR SUCCESS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Choices for Success, an after-school youth-development program of
the Child Guidance Center of Mid-Fairfield County, works with
Norwalk Public Schools, and other area youth service providers, to
help students succeed in school, at home and in the community.
Students typically enter Choices in middle school, many referred by
family and friends of past students, or by school guidance counselors
and social workers.
Choices includes academic, enrichment and behavioral components
that work together topromote critical “habits of mind” that can be
called on when faced with new, difficult or challenging situations.
Persistence, managing impulsivity, taking responsible risks, striving
for accuracy, listening with understanding and empathy and
remaining open to continuous learning are just a few of the habits of
mind that Choicesstudents work to develop, under the guidance of
mature, professional youth development workers. The program also
partners with (CPEP) CT Pre-Engineering Program to offer two days
per week of hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering
and technology.
NORWALK YMCA
370 WEST AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
W:
WWW.NORWALKYMCA.ORG
Fee : $50 per month, includes field trips,
scholarships available.
French : No
Creole : Yes
Income Requirements : No
Ages : 6th - 12th Grade
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Subsidies : Yes
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Referrals not required.
Requirements :
Elibilibity requirements are as follows:
&nbsp;
Middle school and high school students only. &nbsp;We prefer to enroll students in 6th grade and stay with them throughout high school.
Must live in Norwalk
Must be physically able to participate in program activities
IQ above 75
Cannot have history of serious violent or threatening behavior (i.e. fire setting) or previous criminal convictions
Cannot currently be in residential or group home setting
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CMT PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
CMT—Connecticut Mastery Test Preparation Program
An intense three days per week program that works closely with
students who scored near proficient on the Connecticut Mastery
Test. The program is headed by two certified teachers and utilizes
the Study Island Program (computer based program) used
throughout the district for CMT Preparation:
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899-2970
The goal is to increase students’ performance to score proficient or
goal on the standardized CMT (Connecticut Mastery Test).
Fee : $50 per month, includes field trips,
scholarships available.
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : Guidance Counselors and
Teachers
Days :
TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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COLLEGE COUNSELING - JFS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Provides services for teens and families. Provides a realistic
understanding of the college admissions process and direction on
how to select a suitable college as well as information about college
life. Includes SAT or ACT preparation. Goals are to provide a range
of schools consistent with expressed student/family values;
encourage
appropriate
family
participation;
and
reduce
student/parent anxiety. Also serves students with special needs.
NOTE: These services are provided at both agency locations:
Suite 602, 733 Summer Street, Stamford
431 Post Road East, Westport
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE
733 Summer Street
Stamford , CT, 06901
T : 203-921-4161
W : www.ctjfs.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Yes
Who Refers : ALL WHO COULD BENEFIT
FROM THE SERVICES
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Also serves students with special needs
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COLLEGIATE AWARENESS & PREPARATION (CONNCAP) AT
NCC
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
In partnership with the Norwalk Public Schools, ConnCAP guides
50+ Norwalk low income students from 8th grade graduation to
college entry with a six-wek academic summer program and
year-round academic support services, including college prep
academic planning, career exploration, community service and
college tours. ConnCAP juniors and seniors can earn college credit.
NORWALK COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
188 RICHARDS AVENUE
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-857-6821
W : www.ncc.commnet.edu
NOTE: NCC's ConnCAP Mentoring program began in September
2011
Fee : Call for more information
Who Refers : Students in the ConnCAP program must be U.S.
&nbsp;Citizans who are income eligible and whose custodial
parents have not completed a 4 Year college degree.
Days :
MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.;FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M.;OTHER TIMES BY APPT.
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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COLONIAL VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Homework assistance, computer skills and academic skills
development, enrichment for elementary school students. Open to
students living in Norwalk Housing. M-F, 2:30-7:30PM
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The DVCC provides counseling, court & legal advocacy, safe
housing, medical advocacy and a 24-hour Hotline (1-888-774-2900)
to vicitms of intimate partner violence and their children. All services
are offered in English and Spanish, and translation services in other
languages are available through Language Line.
PeaceWorks, an educational project of DVCC, provides in and out of
school programs throughout the community.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS
CENTER
5 EVERSLEY AVENUE
SUITE 303
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-852-1980
W : WWW.DVCCCT.ORG
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
7 DAYS
HOTLINES
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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Out of school time enrichment and support programs provide
essential additional assistance to give at risk students access to
experiences and learning opportunities that would otherwise be out
of their reach.
We currently support several programs that engage young
adolescents. We support the Youth Development Program provided
by the Carver Foundation. The program provides out of school time
support for middle school and high school age students.
We also support the Horizons Academic Coaching Program. This
program provides academic coaches for high school freshman,
sophomores and juniors from low income families with the goal that
they will complete the school year and promote to the next grade.
UNITED WAY OF COASTAL
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
75 Washington Avenue
Bridgeport , CT, 06604
T : 203-334-5106
W : http://unitedwaycfc.org
Fee : No
Our partnership with the Norwalk Housing Authority Learning
Centers provides resources for a math literacy program that reaches
students in 1st grade through high school.
Days :
7 DAYS
LITERACY
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FODOR FARM COMMUNITY GARDEN
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Community garden offering 4' x 12' gardening plots for individuals
and 4' x 18' gardening plots for organizations and service agencies
for growing vegetables, fuits and flowers. Water and tools are
available on site. $15 per plot for individuals and $25 per plot for
organizations. Call for more information.
Friends of Fodor Farm is a volunteer-based group that helps support
Fodor Farm.
FODOR FARM COMMUNITY
GARDEN
328 FLAX HILL ROAD
NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-7806
W : www.fodorfarm.org/
Fee : Yes. Registration fee&nbsp;
Income Requirements : No
Ages : All ages
Days :
7 DAYS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
Register &nbsp;in the Office of Recreation and Parks, Room 129,
Norwalk City Hall, 125 East Avenue.
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GIRL SCOUTS OF CT
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Year-round Girl Scout Program with different components:
Anti-bullying, self-esteem, traditional badges and Girl Scout
activities, summer camps all designed to build skills and confidence
to help each girl reach her full potential with support from adults and
fellow Girl Scouts.
GIRL SCOUTS OF
CONNECTICUT INC.
529 DANBURY ROAD
WILTON
, CT, 06897
T : 203-762-5557
W : www.gsofct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : AGES 5-18
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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HORIZONS STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Founded in 1964, the Horizons Student Enrichment Program is a
scholarship program that provides academic, athletic and cultural
opportunities to low-income students ages six to eighteen from
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, New Canaan and surrounding
communities. The six-week Summer Program enrolls over 250
children. Throughout the rest of the year, Winter Connection
enrichment activities, such as tutoring, music lessons, Saturday
School, and workshops are offered to students and their parents. In
the Outreach Program, Horizons works with recent graduates,
providing guidance and support through the high school years. One
means of reaching these young adults is through a mentoring
program that matches adult mentors with Horizons high school
students. All Horizons offerings are designed to build skills, promote
potential and self-esteem, and encourage a lifelong interest in
learning.
HORIZONS STUDENT
ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
545 PONUS RIDGE
P.O. BOX 997
NEW CANAAN , CT, 06840
T : 203-972-7005
W:
WWW.HORIZONSKIDS.ORG
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Human Services Council promotes the well-being of the
communities it serves in the Mid-Fairfield area through human
services coordination, community planning, program sponsorship
and information and education. Its goals are to: help the community
recognize and understand its human needs; stimulate interest and
participation in meeting those needs; plan and promote the orderly
development of well-balanced human service programs; and
systematically implement and coordinate effective programs.
Sponsors: The Community Indicators report bi-annually; the
Children's Connection; The Mid-Fairfield Substance Abuse Coalition;
the Norwalk Mentor Program; the Dr. Robert Appleby School Based
Health Center; The Voluntarry Action Center of Coastal Fairfield
County; and 40 S. Main Street.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
ADDICTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & RECOVERY SERVICES
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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF SOUTHWEST CT
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Junior Achievement of Southwest CT will ensure that every child in
the program has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise
system. We are a growing number of volunteers, educators, parents
and contributors who reach out to students each year in grades
K-12. Together, we believe there's a lot that's right with today's kids.
Junior Achievement states: "Kids crave opportunity. Kids want to be
successful. And kids dream big about the future. Really big. We like
that."
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF
SOUTHWEST CT
200 Connecticut Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-1700
W:
HTTP://STAMFORDCT.JA.ORG
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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JUVENILE JUSTICE REVIEW BOARD
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Juvenile Justice Review Board consists of local professionals,
from youth serving organizations. The purpose of the Board is to
offer meaningful alternatives to the Criminal Justice System through
intervention strategies that are community-based.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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LEADERS OF TOMORROW
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The National Black MBA Association's Leaders of Tomorrow (LOT)
program is designed to challenge and influence high school students
whose grade point avaerage is between C- and C+. These students
exhibit leadership and academic potential and benefit from additional
motivating people, factors and activities to realize their full potential.
The program focuses on the academic and personal growth of each
individual leader and encourages community service to enhance
their high school experience.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : *Students must have minumum
grade point average between C- and C+.
Days :
Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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LIFE COPING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Life Coping Skills Development Program is a 16 week work
study and skills development experience. The primary target
population is court-involved youth ages 14-18. They are referred by
the Juvenile Court for a variety of low-level crimes and Non-Judicial
matters such as chronic or persistent truancy, running away, being
ungovernable or incorrigible, violating curfew laws, or possessing
alcohol or tobacco. They are enrolled in the program for 16 weeks
Monday through Thursday 3 to 6PM. Over the past five years nearly
200 youth have completed the program - 60% of which have not
re-offended and improved significantly in social competencies.
S.A.V.E.
31 Concord Street
Norwalk
, CT, 06854
T : 203-855-7901
Fee : No
Ages : Court-involved youth age
Days :
Monday - Thursday
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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MEADOW GARDENS AND KING-KENNEDY LEARNING CENTERS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Part-time satellite Learning Centers located at King-Kennedy and
Meadow Gardens provide after school homework assistance and
special school projects. Special attention is given to Math, Reading,
and Writing. There are many enrichment activities offered, such as
dance, music, karate, art, and field trips.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : No
Who Refers : NHA or Section 8 Subsidized
Residents Only
Days :
Monday-Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Meadow Gardens Learning Center: 899-0729
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NARAMAKE FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Naramake Family Resource Center embodies all aspects of healthy
children and families: Playgroups, Resource & Referral, School
Readiness Preschool (2 classrooms); Parents as Teachers program
(play groups, home visits etc.), Adult Education services, Before &
After School Care, Parenting Programs & Workshops, Home Visits,
Training for Day Care Providers.
We serve families in the Norwalk community and our families
attending Naramake Elementary School Grades Pre-K through 5.
Call for more information or to subscribe to our mailing list to be
made aware of upcoming events that are of interest to you and your
family.
NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
16 King Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-899-2900
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : Yes
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NINE LINE
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Hotline for Teens in crisis.
HOTLINE
T : 800-999-999
Fee : Yes
Days :
24/7
HOTLINES
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NORWALK COLLABORATIVE FOR YOUTH SUCCESS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Norwalk Collaborative for Youth Success (NCYS) was formally
launched on March 8, 2012. NCYS is a group of local agencies
working together to implement a four year strategic plan. The goals
of the plan include organizing Norwalkers to advocate for children at
all levels of government; creating quality programs for middle
schoolers and high schoolers where there are few; developing
consistent communication; constantly evaluating efforts and
programs with the help of feedback from parents and students, and
becoming a "data driven" organization.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Ages : Middle and High School Students
Days :
24/7
MENTORING
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NORWALK DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH SERVICES
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Professional staff offers counseling and referral services to
adolescents and their families. Problems frequently dealt with involve
parent-child conflict, school difficulties, emotional problems, and
substance abuse.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Ages : Youth
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Norwalk residence
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NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL | YDP
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The YDP program has ninth, tenth and eleventh graders enrolled
and will add only enroll ninth graders each year moving forward.
Students receive daily academic support including PSAT Prep,
CAPT Prep, and subject tutoring. Participants who have strong
academic performances earn the opportunity for a paid internship or
job placement. Two days per week is spent in the classroom and
three days is spent in a paid internship or job. Students who have not
earned strong academic performance are expected to participate in
the program for four days per week. Enrichment programs include:
Cartooning, Improvisation, Cooking, Art, Photography in
collaboration with NicaPhoto (Nicaragua), Dancing, Videography,
Financial Literacy, Cultural and Educational trips, Self-esteem
Groups, and Adventure Based Counseling.This program has a
strong technology and science component. Certified Teachers from
Norwalk High School coordinates the program and teachers offer
project based learning opportunities. There is a focus on global
awareness and students work collaborative with an advocate for
student in Nagarote, Nicaragua. Last year a group of students spent
eight days in Nicaragua working alongside their peers on two
community projects (Garden and a Mural). Students photography
projects will help build homes in Nagarote.
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
55 County Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203 838 4481
Fee : No
Who Refers : Teachers and Guidance
Counselors
Days :
Monday through Thursday
EDUCATION
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NORWALK HOUSING AUTHORITY LEARNING CENTERS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
After-school programs, Summer program, Early Childhood Program
Birth through age 3 (with Parent), Literacy program, Art program
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : free to residents
Ages : Kdg through Grade 12
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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NORWALK LAND TRUST
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Works for the preservation and protection of Norwalk's open space.
Identifies critical habitats, important natural assets, attempts to
preserve a balance between preservation and development.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-655-7771
Events and programs include:
Fee : free to residents
Days :
Mondays through Fridays
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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Norwalk Mentor Program
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Partnering with the Norwalk Public Schools, the Norwalk Mentor
Program recruits, trains and matches adult mentors with assigned
youth at all public schools. This is a school based model - the
Mentor commits to a one hour visit per week, at the school that the
mentee attends. Together with each school liaison, the Mentor
Program Director assists the building of the relationship b/w a
positive adult role model and the child.
HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL
1 PARK STREET
NORWALK, CT, 06851
T : 203-849-1111
W : www.hscct.org
Fee : None
Income Requirements : No
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : No
Insurance : No
Days :
Monday thru Friday
MENTORING
Requirements :
The mentee (child) is determined eligible for the program by the
individual school liaison.&nbsp;
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NORWALK RIVER ROWING
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The competitive Masters (adult rowing includes College Students)
programs annually produce national championship rowers. The
Youth Program has over 140 students (Middle School through High
School) from more than a dozen school districts and regularly
develops crews capable of competing at the national level. Reach
Out and Row, our inner-city outreach program, fosters discipline,
teamwork, self-esteem and respect for the environment with over 50
minority youth and deserving people. During the summer we
introduce and teach rowing to over 200 youth and adults from
Norwalk and the surrounding communities.
NORWALK RIVER ROWING
ASSOCIATION
11 Moodys Lane
Norwalk
, CT, 06851-5015
T : 203-866-0080
W : www.norwalkriverrowing.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
Monday - Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Scholarships available
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NORWALK RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
A coalition of citizens, businesses, organizations and government
officials who work to improve the water quality and the aesthetic
vaule of the 40,000 acre Norwalk River Watershed by fostering
education, advocacy, cooperation and action. The organization
meets monthly.
Free programs and activities for General Members. For more
information and to become a member, visit the Website.
NORWALK RIVER
WATERSHED ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 197
GEORGETOWN , CT, 06829
T : 877-679-2463
W:
WWW.NORWALKRIVER.ORG
Fee : Yes. Membership rates start at $30.
Days :
Monday - Friday
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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NORWALK SEAPORT ASSOCIATION
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Norwalk Seaport Association is devoted to maritime
preservation, education and to the area's seafaring heritage. The
association maintains Sheffield Island and the Sheffield Island
Lighthouse as a museum and nature preserve, offers a children's
maritime education program, and conducts tours of Norwalk Harbor
and the Norwalk Islands on its Coast Guard Certified ferry. Call for
information on programs, the Oyster Fest and other special events,
and to register for the children's education programs, trips to the
lighthouse, harbor cruises.
NORWALK SEAPORT
ASSOCIATION
132 WATER STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-9444
Fee : Yes
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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P.A.L AND D.A.R.E
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Norwalk P.A.L. (Police Activities League) is dedicated to providing
positive alternatives to delinquency and idleness for Norwalk youth.
P.A.L. provides various cultural, educational and athletic experiences
to youngsters in the greatest need of leadership, guidance and
understanding.
D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is a collaborative
program in which the Norwalk Police and local schools join together
to educate students about the personal and social consequences of
substance abuse and violence. The curricula is designed to be
delivered sequentially from grades K-12.
NORWALK PAL (POLICE
ACTIVITIES LEAGUE) AND
DARE
1 Monroe Street
PO Box 848
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-854-3002
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : Yes
Days :
CALL FOR INFORMATION
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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PEER OUTREACH
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Middle school students participate in training to develop peer helping
skills.
NORWALK YOUTH SERVICES
125 EAST AVENUE
ROOM 211
NORWALK, CT, 06856
T : 203-854-7785
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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PRIDE PROGRAM | PONUS MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
PRIDE Program at Ponus Ridge Middle School is one of the off-site
after school programs. The program is headed by a certified teacher
from Ponus Ridge Middle School and has a balance of Academic,
Enrichment and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in
subjects that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities
include: Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands
-on-Science by Maritime Aquarium, Robotics, Photography, Latin
Dance, Hip Hop Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based
Counseling, Self Esteem Groups (Sistah to Sistah and Project
MALE) and Visual Arts.
PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE
SCHOOL
21 Hunters Lane
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203 847 3557
W:
www.norwalkpublicschools.org
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
Ages : 11 to 14 Years Old (Middle School)
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
EDUCATION
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PROJECT FRIENDSHIP & JR PROJECT FRIENDSHIP
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Project Friendship mentoring programs at Family & Childrenís
Agency have been providing one-on-one mentoring services to
children of the Greater Norwalk area for nearly 40 years. Project
Friendship and Jr. Project Friendship are community-based
mentoring programs that match children who are in need of an
additional supportive relationship outside of the family with caring
mentors. Children are matched with a carefully screened and trained
adult or high school volunteer. Matches meet weekly for a minimum
of one year. The mission of FCA's mentoring programs are to use
mentoring as a way to build bonds of friendship, nurture a child's
self-esteem, encourage new interests, and promote caring for others.
FAMILY & CHILDREN'S
AGENCY AT MOTT AVENUE
9 Mott Avenue
4th Floor
Norwalk
, CT, 06850
T : 203-855-8765
W : www.familyandchildrensagen
cy.org
Fee : No
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30A.M. - 5:00P.M.
MENTORING
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REACH PROGRAM | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The REACH program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in subjects
that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include: Career
Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands -on- Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Robotics, Hip Hop
Dance, Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling, Self
Esteem Groups and Visual Arts and much more.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2970
Fee : No
Ages : 11 to 14 Years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
Monday through Thursday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
PROGRAM IS FREE
Students are referred by teachers and guidance counselor.
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ROCK CLIMBERS | WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Rock Climbers is one of the first off-site after school Programs of
Carver. The program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teachers tutor students in specific subject
areas that create the most challenge. Enrichment activities include:
Career Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Hip Hop
Dance,
Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling,
Self-Esteem Groups, and Visual Arts. Students participate in an
internship program and perform community services frequently. This
program has grown to serve more than 90 students.
West Rocks Middle School
81 West Rocks Road
NORWALK
, 06851
T : 203 899 2790
Fee : FREE PROGRAM
&nbsp;
Referrals from teachers and Guidance
counselors
Ages : 11 to 14 years old
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY through THURSDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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ROODNER COURT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Professional teachers and tutors provide after school homework
assistance and special school projects. Special attention is given to
Math, Reading, and Writing. The Center is equipped with a state of
the art computer lab to train the children. There are many enrichment
activities such as tennis, golf, art, music, dance, and field trips, just to
name a few. The service is voluntary and free.
ROODNER COURT
NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
11 Ingalls Avenue
Norwalk
, CT, 06851
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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School Age Childcare at Fox Run Elementary
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
FOX RUN ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
228 Fillow Street
NORWALK
, 06850
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
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School Age Childcare Columbus School
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The program offers academic enrichment and homework assistance,
enrichment programs like Zumba, Drama/Music, and Swimming
lessons, and opportunities for indoor and outdoor athletic play. The
program also works to teach healthy living strategies and positive
social interactions between the students as well as between students
and adults.
COLUMBUS MAGNET
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
46 Concord Street
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-866-4425
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
French : No
Creole : No
Income Requirements : No
Ages : Grades K-5
Days :
Monday-Friday
Subsidies : No
Subsidies : Yes
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Insurance : Yes
Spanish : Depends on Staffing
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SCHOOL TO CAREER
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Students in the School To Career internship program must be at
least 16 years old and commit to working 12 continuous months or
participate in a summer internship. Students can be sophomores,
juniors or seniors. Students will also be mentored by the program
coordinators on a regular basis.
VARIOUS LOCATIONS
T : 203-852-9488
Fee : 5 Days per week: AM/PM $335, PM
only $285, AM only $230
4 Days Per week: AM/PM $300, PM only
$245, AM only $180
3 Days per week: AM/PM $260, PM only
$205, AM only $130
2 Days per week: AM/PM $185, PM only
$135, AM only $75
Days :
High School Schedule
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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SOUTH NORWALK COMMUNITY CENTER (SoNoCC)
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
This center offers a number of services: Licensed summer camp
program; Tutoring and recreational programs for youth; Health,
nutrition and counseling services; Senior center programs;
Translation Services; Job Development Services; Adult Education
and Family programs.
SOUTH NORWALK
COMMUNITY CENTER
(SoNoCC)
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : (203) 295-3380
Fee : No
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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STRIVE PROGRAM | ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The REACH program is headed by a certified teacher from West
Rocks Middle School and has a balance of Academic, Enrichment
and Recreation. Certified teacher tutors students in subjects
thatcreate the most challenge. Enrichment activities include:Career
Fair, College Tours, Cooking, Videography, Hands -on- Science by
Maritime Aquarium, Photography, Latin Dance, Robotics, Hip Hop
Dance,Financial Literacy, Adventure Based Counseling, Self Esteem
Groups and Visual Arts and much more.
ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
201 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, 06853
T : 203 899 2930
Fee : FREE
Spanish : Yes
Who Refers : TEACHERS AND GUIDANCE
COUNSELORS
Days :
Monday through Thursday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Summer Youth Employment Program, administered by the
Mayor’s Office provides jobs for the young people ages 14-18, so
they can learn to navigate in a business environment, contribute to
the community, gain life skills, explore a specific profession and earn
money.For more information contact Darlene Young at
203-854-7702.
NORWALK CITY HALL
125 East Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06851
T : 203-854-7702
W : www.norwalkct.org
Fee : FREE
Ages : Ages 14-18
Days :
MONDAY-FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
Applicants for the Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program must
be&nbsp;at least 14 years old as of May 1, 2012;not be older than
18&nbsp;years old&nbsp;as of&nbsp;July 1, 2012;&nbsp;be a Norwalk resident.
&nbsp;
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TEEN CENTER
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Safe supervised enviroment for Norwalk teens to socialize, watch
cable TV, play video games, read magazines, teen forums, play pool
and more. A variety of Teen Explosion Events (Dance-a-thon, Poetry
Slam, Step Dance Cheer Showcase, Teen Idol Competition, Video
Dance Trivia Contests and more) are hosted monthly for middle and
high school youth.Looking for meaningful engagement for youth then
stop in to see Tremain Gilmore (Teen Center Manager)
CARVER FOUNDATION OF
NORWALK, INC.
7 ACADEMY STREET
NORWALK
, CT, 06850
T : 203-838-4305
W : www.carvercenterct.org
Fee : Call Tremain Gilmore at 203 838
4305 for specific information
Ages : 13 years old to 18 years
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
This program is free to Norwalk youth
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TEENTALK PROGRAM AT BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
A trained TeenTalk Counselor is on site full-time at Brien McMahon
High School to provide assistance to students struggling with issues
and to prevent a crisis. The TeenTalk Counselor assists school staff
when necessary.
BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH
SCHOOL
300 Highland Avenue
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-327-KIDS
Fee : Call Tremain Gilmore at 203 838
4305 for specific information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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URBAN LEAGUE
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Training, education, housing, economic development and
employment programs to empower individuals and families and build
stronger communities. Call or visit our website for information on the
variety of program offerings for various ages.
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
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WASHINGTON VILLAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Professional and certified teachers and tutors provide after school
homework and special school projects assistance. The program
focuses on Reading, Writing, and Math. Many enrichment activities
are offered, such as dance, music, karate, art. Field trips to cultural
activities, museums and plays are also offered.
NORWALK HOUSING
AUTHORITY
24.5 MONROE STREET
P.O. BOX 508
NORWALK
, CT, 06854
T : 203-838-8471
W : www.norwalkha.org
Fee : Call for more information
Ages : Children in Grades 1-8
Spanish : Yes
Days :
MONDAY - FRIDAY
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
Requirements :
NHA or Section 8 Subsidized Residents Only
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - NULITES
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The Urban League's NULITES Chapter provides opportunities for
personal and leadership development for youth. The youth
development program addresses the digital divide, financial
education and business ownership for tomorrows leaders. NULITES
in Stamford/Greenwich, Bridgeport/Norwalk, or New Haven Financial
Education for Youth; Microsoft Office: WORD, EXCEL,
POWERPOINT, PUBLISHER AND OUTLOOK; Starting Your Own
Business
URBAN LEAGUE OF
SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT
46 ATLANTIC STREET
STAMFORD , CT, 06901
T : 203-327-5810
W : WWW.ULSC.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
Days :
Monday - Friday
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
The YWCA of Darien/Norwalk is a non-profit organization that
touches one out of every six households in our community. Through
its family programs, community service initiatives and social clubs,
the YWCA makes a difference for women and their families in our
community through the following:
Parent Awareness:The YWCA's Parent Awareness promotes the
positive development of children and teens by sponsoring seminars,
workshops and discussion groups tackling challenging family issues.
In addition, the YWCA sponsors Week Without Violence, the Darien
Children's Council and the Multi-Cultural Bridges program, which
provides a forum about diversity.
Empowerment Programs: The YWCA's Beginning Again, a
counseling and job skills training program, designed to meet the
needs of individuals who must enter the workforce due to the death,
disability or divorce of spouse.
Enrichment Programs: The YWCA's Funbuster program provides
enrichment and recreational activities for those with special needs.
New Directions provides women with the support and training
needed to find employment. Includes computer classes, one-on one
guidance and job search assistance.
The YWCA also sponsors S.T.E.P. (Support our Town's
Exceptional People), which supports parents in their role as
advocates for their special needs children.
Children's Programs: The YWCA sponsors provide facilities for
several children's programs, including Toddler Time, Music for
Children and Creative Movement and Ballet.
Days
:
Social
Clubs: The YWCA offers social and volunteer opportunities
MONDAY
through our- FRIDAY
Newcomers, Women's and International Clubs.
YWCA OF DARIEN-NORWALK
49 OLD KINGS HIGHWAY
NORTH
DARIEN
, CT, 06820
T : 203-655-2535
W : WWW.YWCADARIENNORW
ALK.ORG
Fee : Call for more information
AFTER SCHOOL & BEYOND
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