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The Coordinating Council for Children in Crisis, also known as CCCC, is a private, nonprofit agency that provides a range of support services for the victims of abuse, neglect and violence. Founded in 1977, it offers home visitation, outreach, parenting education, counseling and advocacy services for children and adults. The agency administers the Neighborhood Victim Advocacy Program, which includes education services for the victims of domestic violence, robbery, burglary and assault. Coordinating Council for Children in Crisis provides home-based parent education, support, family advocacy, referral and case management services to prevent child abuse through its Parent Education Program. It conducts the Family Violence Outreach Program, which features specialized outreach, therapeutic and support services for abused women and children. Coordinating Council for Children in Crisis is located in New Haven, Conn.

Clifford Beers is a mental wellness center serving children and families in Connecticut. Founded in 1913, Clifford Beers brings leading-edge solutions to children and families seeking mental, physical and social wellness. Our clinics and programs provide care with a whole-family approach, examining the needs of the child as well as the child's caregiver(s). We meet families where they're at, providing care in clinic, in the home, in schools and the community. These services provide children and families with treatment and care for: telehealth - serving children and families virtually during COVID-19 trauma sexual abuse domestic violence psychiatric needs bullying struggling in school psychological testing and diagnosis autism/ID/DD speech therapy new or soon-to-be fathers and mothers children and families in the DCF system families on medicare/medicaid/CHIP Unsure of what help you need? Call us at 203-772-1270 and we will help you figure out which program is the best fit for you.

The Consultation Center is a cooperative endeavor of the Connecticut Mental Health Center, Department of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine, and Community Consultation Board, which is a private, nonprofit community organization. The center serves individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in Connecticut. It is funded by several federal, state and private organizations, such as the National Institute of Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Children's Foundation of Connecticut, and Community Foundation for Greater New Haven. The Consultation Center serves as a multidisciplinary training site for undergraduates, graduates and professional students from the fields of psychology, social work, psychiatry, nursing, education, public health and divinity. The center offers a variety of drop-out prevention and school- and community-based substance abuse programs for adults, infants, children and adolescents. In partnership with City Wide Youth Coalition, The Consultation Center operates the Youth Development Training and Resource Center. In addition, it operates the Family Education & Support Program, Riverside Education Academy and Family Violence Education Program. The Consultation Center honors its employees through its annual prevention awards.