Peter Ingersoll

NAUGATUCK, Conn. (WTNH) — Some area food pantries got a very special donation Monday, thanks to Griffin Health. They partnered up with other community organizations (including TEAM, Inc.) to deliver […]

An op-ed article titled, “Resolve to empower people and improve communities all year long – Community action organizations need volunteers now as much as ever” by Deb Polun and Deb Monahan was published in the CT Viewpoints section of the Connecticut Mirror website.

Gov. Lamont visits preschool class at ABCD in Bridgeport. State leaders on Monday visited a preschool class at ABCD in Bridgeport to announce they have increased how much income families

An effort is underway in Bridgeport to help residents impacted by cuts to the federal food stamp program. As low-income families and individuals brace for the cuts to federal SNAP

Griffin Hospital will be one of the first hospitals in Connecticut to launch Unite Connecticut — a statewide initiative of the Connecticut Hospital Association that connects health and social services providers through a shared technology platform to address social needs and deliver integrated care.

Proposals by the Trump administration to change eligibility requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) could have a widespread, adverse impact on Connecticut residents, state politicians and service providers warned during a roundtable discussion in Hartford.

The Meriden Neighborhood Police Unit and the Meriden Council of Neighborhoods recently held a “Stuff-a-Cruiser” event for the New Opportunities, Inc. (NOI) Meriden location food pantry. The Neighborhood Initiative Unit