Every hour of every day, people in Connecticut turn to United Way of Connecticut for help.

-We help people find and access the health and human services they need, including food, shelter, and other basic needs.
-We assist parents and caregivers with finding the best child care for their family.
-We serve as a coordinated gateway to services for children with developmental or behavioral needs through programs.
-We respond in the event of weather emergencies, natural disasters, and family and personal crises of any kind.
-We work with partners in the state government, local United Ways and Connecticut’s communities to implement strategies that can lead to community impact.

The CT Suicide Advisory Board (CTSAB is a network of diverse advocates, educators and leaders concerned with addressing the problem of suicide with a focus on prevention, intervention, and health and wellness promotion.

Mobile Crisis Intervention Services for children and adolescents experiencing a behavioral or mental health crisis that is accessed by calling 2-1-1. The purpose of the program is to serve children in their homes and communities, reduce the number of visits to hospital Emergency Rooms, and divert them from hospitalization if a lower level of care is a safe, effective alternative.