Parents Available To Help Inc

PATH is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization providing informational and emotional support to CT families of children with special needs A 501(c)3 nonprofit family support and information network for families of children with special health care needs Connect and empower family, children, and youth living with disabilities and special healthcare needs through support, education and advocacy.

• Community Service Clubs, Youth Development

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Youth Community Agency

Community resources & housing sustainability for African American teen moms and low income families.

• Human Service Organizations

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Community & Home Supports

https://chsinc. org/about-us/ THE MISSION OF COMMUNITY & HOME SUPPORTS, INC IS TO EMPOWER FAMILIES TO BE ABLE TO LIVE SELF-DETERMINED LIVES IN THEIR COMMUNITY, & TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, & COMMUNITIES IN ORDER TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES TO ACHIEVE GREATER INDEPENDENCE.

• Human Service Organizations

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Community Based Connections

Making connections to improve the odds of youth and family success.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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disABILITY Connections, Inc.

Non profit social service agency and Center for Independent Living providing programs and services disAbility Connections, Inc.

• Mental Health Treatment

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Community Connections

We are a not for profit behavioral health agency serving vulnerable individuals, families, and children residing in the District since 1984.

Community Hands Development Corporation

Community Hands empower, equip, and develop communities through meaningful services dedicated to strengthening and engaging veterans, ex-offenders, Dads and youth offering support services to increase financial literacy, educational and career readiness as well as community resources.

• Foster Care

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Christian Community Placement Center

Connections365 is a non-profit youth services agency that has been in operation since 1989.

• Child Day Care

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Colberts Community Resource Center

Colberts grew out of the need of many parents needing more than child care.