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- Parents Foundation of Transitional Living
- Contact Person
- Roseann Pandolfi
- Contact phone
- 203.782.9100
- Paradis.Jennifer@gmail.com
- Website
- http://www.parentsfoundation.com
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- Aging\Elderly Services, Career Assistance, Housing Assistance, Health, Education, Adult Education, Financial Literacy, Advocacy, Arts
- Description Interest
- Mental health recovery in a residential setting
Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living, Inc. is a private, nonprofit mental health residential community dedicated to the recovery of adults with serious and persistent mental illness such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, depression and anxiety disorder.
Neighboring Yale University, Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living, Inc. is located in the heart of cosmopolitan New Haven, Connecticut, a city packed with world-class architecture and alive with culture, offering residents an environment rich in arts, education and leisure opportunities. Residents access the best of care from New Haven’s finest psychiatric and medical providers, hospitals and mental health centers.
With a rehabilitative approach, our mental health residential setting provides a warm and comfortable home where residents can stabilize, learn to manage their illness, and live a better life.
Distinguishing itself from other mental health residential facilities, Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living, Inc. is not a psychiatric treatment program, but rather a mental health residential living program focused on rebuilding one’s life in the community. The New Haven treatment community offers residents cutting edge bipolar disorder and schizophrenia treatment.
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Creating Opportunity in Rural America: Why Our Funders Support Rural LISC
Funders make realizing our mission possible. At our recent Rural Seminar in Little Rock, Arkansas, we asked our funders why they support Rural LISC. Hear what our friends from USDA Rural Development, Mastercard Strive, U.S. Bank and Walton Family Foundation had to say.LISC and American Express to Help Small Businesses Prepare for and Recover from Future Natural Disasters with $5 Million Grant
A new $5 million grant from American Express will help LISC and its business development organization partners equip small business owners with the knowledge and tools they need to prepare for and recover from natural disasters. The work will focus on communities in Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans and Puerto Rico.In Memoriam: Beth Marcus, Former LISC EVP of Development
Beth Marcus, who died on Dec 1, was a 16-year veteran of LISC who led the organization’s fundraising to unprecedented levels of success, with an unwavering eye to forging maximum impact for underserved communities. In a tribute to her life and legacy, LISCers past and present reflect on Marcus’s extraordinary vision, effectiveness and heart.
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