Instituto Biblico Bilingue Rama de New Haven

Farnam Neighborhood House is a multiservice center that serves youths between the ages of 6 and 18 in New Haven in Connecticut. The center offers social, educational, recreational and cultural opportunities. It provides participation options in a variety of activities, such as dance, drama, basketball, and arts and crafts. Farnam Neighborhood House manages a youth leadership program that serves children between the ages of 12 and 15. The center also administers a licensed child day care program that was established in 1968. It offers training, counseling and on-the-job work solutions. Farnam Neighborhood House manages Camp Farnam, which features an Olympic-sized swimming pool, pond, kitchen and dining facilities.

LIFE HAVEN SERVES FAMILIES Life Haven serves 20 families at a time. Over 150 families are sheltered annually, including 250 children. Most families come to the shelter after being evicted by landlords or family members. Evictions result from family break-ups, disasters, living expenses exceeding income, domestic violence and other reasons. Life Haven Inc was incorporated in 1983 to provide services to homeless women with children. In 1992 the organization established a 20 unit temporary shelter. In 2004 the agency created a childcare center for children 0 to 6 years of age through a three year grant from SAMSHA. The following year the agency received its childcare license from the State of Connecticut. The third year the childcare center is to begin the National Accreditation process. Life Haven is funded by the State of Connecticut, City of New Haven, and Federal government. In addition Life Haven applies to private foundations, corporation and individuals for funding. Life Haven provides twenty units of residential shelter for homeless women and children from throughout the Greater New Haven area.

New Haven Council of Catholic Women is a community organization dedicated to serving the needs of Catholic women in the New Haven area. They provide support, resources, and opportunities for women to come together in faith and service. Through various programs and events, the Council aims to foster spiritual growth, promote social justice, and strengthen the bonds of sisterhood among Catholic women in the community. Generated from their business information