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The Village is the largest foster care provider in Connecticut. Now, more than ever, loving homes are needed for youth ages 6-18 who have experienced trauma. The Village provides extensive support, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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Call for IT Solutions: The Village Seeks Provider Information
The Village is seeking information about IT products and solutions from various companies to evaluate provider options. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is for informational purposes only and does not obligate The Village to contract for any services. Participants are responsible for their own costs incurred in responding to the RFP.
The Village for Families & Children
2 hours ago
❗️ Attention parents with children ages 6-12! 🖌 Join KIDSAFE CT for a free pasta dinner and enjoy a fun evening where you’ll learn how you and your child can connect through art. A board-certified art therapist and licensed professional counselor from The Village will lead games and art activities for families (no artistic skill or experience required!).
🍝 A buffet dinner and dessert are included, plus door prizes and take-home projects. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED as space is limited. Register here: ow.ly/prZT50RsVgb
WHEN: Tuesday, May 7, 5:30-8pm (Dinner will be served between 6-7pm followed by activities and prizes from 7-8pm)
WHERE: Rockville Elks Lodge, 9 North Park Street, Rockville
❤️ Presented by SBM Charitable Foundation
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The Village for Families & Children
4 hours ago
🌤 The sun will certainly come out tomorrow thanks to this amazing troupe of West Hartford middle schoolers, who decided to help The Village through their production of “Annie Jr.” Not only did the cast put on a phenomenal show, they raised funds to support our work AND awareness around foster care needs in CT! We’re SO grateful! ❤️
➡ Learn about fostering: ow.ly/6Y6B50RvOqo
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West Hartford Middle Schoolers Inspire Help for Foster Children with Performance of 'Annie Jr.' - We-Ha | West Hartford News
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King Philip Middle School performed ‘Annie Jr.’ as their spring musical, and used the show to raise awareness and funds for a local organization that supports children in foster care. By Ronni New...Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linked InShare by Email
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The Village for Families & Children plans to go live.
23 hours ago
Lunch Break: The Reality of OCDMay 23, 12:00pm1680 Albany Ave, Hartford, CT, United States, Connecticut 06105Join us on Facebook Live at noon on Thursday, May 23 for this month’s episode of Lunch Break With The Village, where we’ll focus on the reality of living with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and discuss common misconceptions and other factors that contribute to misunderstanding and stigma.
You’ll learn about:
💭 Challenges individuals with OCD face in their daily lives
💭 Tips to support a loved one with OCD
💭 Common OCD assumptions and misconceptions
Our guests will be Village Chief Medical Officer Dr. Laine Taylor and a volunteer from NAMI CT.
✅ How to join: Visit our page (The Village for Families & Children) at noon on May 23 when we go live. You may need to refresh the page on your device.
Please share this free Facebook Live event with anyone who may be interested in joining the conversation.
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