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Name of the Organization
TEAM, Inc.
Contact Person
Diane Stroman
Contact phone
2037365420 ext 234
E-mail
dstroman@teaminc.org
Website
http://www.teaminc.org
Interest
Early Childhood, Aging\Elderly Services, Energy Assistance, Housing Assistance, Shelter, Financial Literacy, Advocacy
Description Interest
The mission of TEAM, Inc. is to connect individuals and families with solutions
that lead to well-being, self-sufficiency and full participation in the community.

TEAM provides financial assistance and supportive services to over 3,500 families residing in the towns of Ansonia, Derby, Seymour, Shelton, Oxford, Beacon Falls, Milford, Orange, Bethany and Woodbridge each year. Services are categorized under several program headings: early education, elderly services, home heating assistance, housing assistance, economic literacy and asset building, and community and neighborhood services. TEAM is the focal contact place in the Valley Region for families seeking social aid and connections to public and private assistance.

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At 3:36am on April 21, 2011, Lee Cruz said…

Diane,

Welcome to GNH Community. We are glad to have you join us. Please post information that you think will be of interest to the staff of other nonprofits or the people that they serve. You a can post calendar events, information on the blog, pictures and even video. Also, don't forget to check out the groups created by other users. Groups are the place to ask questions or discuss items of specific interest. You can join an existing group or you can start a new group If you have any questions or suggestions as to how we can make GNH Community more helpful to you please let me know.

 

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