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Name of the Organization
Family Centerd Services of CT
Contact Person
Susan D'Orvilliers
Job Title
Development Officer
Contact phone
203-624-6232 ext 118
E-mail
sdorvilliers@familyct.org
Interest
Early Childhood, Youth, Food Assistance, Housing Assistance, Financial Literacy, Advocacy
Description Interest
Promoting Family Centered Services in the greater New Haven Community

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Buy your tickets or table now! Family CT Annual Spring Cocktail Party & Auction

Posted on March 28, 2017 at 3:58am 0 Comments

Join us at Family Centered Services of CT annual Spring Cocktail Party & Auction on Thursday May 4, 2017 at Amarante’s Sea Cliff in New Haven, CT. Music by Caribbean Vibe and Guest Auctioneer: Eric Hummel., Featuring fantastic auction items:  a weekend in Mystic, NYC, cruise on Long Island Sound, a day of papering plus much more!

This upcoming year we will be celebrating a milestone, our 40th anniversary.  Family CT has been a leader in providing free home-based…

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Welcome New Board Member Mike Vezzoli

Posted on February 23, 2017 at 4:13am 0 Comments

Family Centered Services of CT welcomes Mike Vezzoli, ADP Human Capital Management Consultant as our newest member of the Board.  Mike is a graduate of Providence College where he was a member of the swim team. Mike has a passion for volunteering and serving the community, as a member of the Family CT Board of Directors he will serve on the Development Committee where he will…

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Staff Meet with State Representatives & Senators to discuss the importance of funding Family Centered Services of CT

Posted on February 2, 2017 at 2:42am 0 Comments

Staff members Amie Melillo and Sabine Romsaint of the Family Based Recovery Program and Raycean Wright and Shannon Ryan of the Teen Outreach Program met with State Senators and Representatives to enlist their support of Family Centered Services of CT at the Legislative regional lobby day. Non-profit organizations from across CT met with their representatives to discuss the impact that state cuts will make to their programs and to encourage their support.

Family CT will be ce…

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Rain or Shine 6th Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence

Posted on September 29, 2016 at 4:43am 0 Comments

Rain or Shine the 6th Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence will be held on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at mActivity Fitness Center, 285 Nicoll Street, New Haven, CT

10:00 am-noon

The event is open to all and individuals can register on the day of the walk.

For almost 40 years Family CT has helped thousands of women, children and families live safe, happy and violence-free lives.

For more information about the programs and services of…

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At 8:48am on January 14, 2015, Lee Cruz said…

Susan,

Welcome to GNH Community, glad to have you join us. Members may post information that they think will be of interest to nonprofits, civic organizations, and the people they serve or the general public. You may post calendared events on the events page, non-date specific information on the blog, pictures or video. Politically partisan, religious or business promotion posts are not allowed. Your opportunities to connect with other members greatly increases if you include a photo or logo on your profile include your job title and\or if you "like" or comment on the post of other members. Events are also noticed more often if you include a picture or logo as a part of the posting. Check out the groups created by other members; this is a great place to meet people that share your interest and to ask questions. You may request to join as many groups as you wish or start a new group. The creator of a group sets the parameters for membership. If you have a question about a group, please write to the owner (the person who initiated the group).

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