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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Naugatuck Valley residents who are worried about heating their homes sat down with officials in Derby. Congress has allocated millions in energy assistance, but many […]

Nov. 1—WILLIMANTIC — Donations are being sought through GoFundMe to repair Crossroads, a residential facility for Connecticut adolescents. The facility, which is run by Access Community Action Agency, is located

With temperatures dropping, help is on the way for those who might struggle to pay their heating bills this winter. Connecticut is getting about $21 million in federal funding to

If there was one silver lining to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was discovering that providing services to Hartford’s homeless population in a hotel was possible, according to

This is a story of personal and professional growth as it transcends to face unprecedented trials. This is a story of how a bilingual, single mother living in poverty became

The recently opened community resources hub connects Norwalk residents, including Spanish- and Haitian-Creole-speaking residents, to the wealth of nonprofits and social services providers in the city. Area nonprofits and social

As the deadline nears for Connecticut families to sign up for a state tax rebate worth $250 per child, the Department of Revenue Services is seeing a rush of applications.

Teacher shortages at child care centers across Connecticut have led to fewer children attending child care facilities, a recent report by the Connecticut Association for Human Services shows. An estimated

Lead hazards in older homes throughout New Britain will be eliminated with a $5.6 million grant, according to officials. The Healthy Homes New Britain Program is leading the charge, coordinating

With national economic pressure continuing to put Connecticut families in ever tougher situations, Gov. Ned Lamont and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz spoke about the importance of Connecticut minimum wage raises