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Community Based Organizations Office of Contract Compliance Community Based Organization Listing Connecticut Department of Transportation 2800 Berlin Turnpike Newington, CT 06111 1 Rev 04/02/12 NON-PROFITS/ COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS 2 Rev 04/02/12 Ansonia Alpha Community Services- Valley YMCA 12 State Street Ansonia, CT 06401 Telephone: (203) 736-1435 Fax: (203) 736-1438 Website: http://www.cccymca.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Ryan Gleason (Aquatics Director) Alpha Community Services became a branch of the Central Connecticut Coast YMCA in 1992 and for the past 19 years our community has come to rely on them to provide a sense of community, hope and a safe place to belong to a growing population of homeless men, women and children. – English, Spanish UNICO National 3 High Acres Road Ansonia, CT 06401 Telephone: (203) 996-6922/(203) 457-8294 Website: www.unico.org Email: [email protected] Contact: David Cassetti (Chapter President) UNICO is the largest Italian-American community service organization in the U.S. – Italian Berlin Berlin Chamber of Commerce 40 Chamberlain High Way Berlin, CT 06037 Telephone: (860) 829-1033 Fax: (860) 829-1243 Website: www.berlinctchamber.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Katherina Fuechsel (Executive Director) The Berlin Chamber of Commerce is to facilitate and support business development in Berlin, Kensington and East Berlin. – English 3 Rev 04/02/12 Bloomfield Archdiocese of Hartford- Office for Hispanic Evangelization Archdiocese of Hartford 467 Bloomfield Avenue Telephone: (860) 243-0940 Fax: (860) 286-2797 Website: www.archdioceseofhartford.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Office for Hispanic Evangelization Archdiocese provides services and programs regarding Hispanic Evangelization. – Spanish Branford Alpha Community Services- Soundview Family YMCA 628 East Main Street Branford, CT 06405 Telephone: (203) 481-9622 Fax: (203) 481-9363 Website: http://www.cccymca.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Emily Rustenholtz (Membership & Marketing Director) Bridgeport Big Brother Big Sisters of Southwestern Connecticut 2470 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06605 Telephone: (800) 240-7186 Fax: (203) 384-8861 Website: www.bbbsswct.org Email: [email protected] Contact: Ellen Tracy (Executive Director) Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwestern Connecticut is a non-profit agency that provides adult mentors to children. – English 4 Rev 04/02/12 Alpha Community Services- Bridgeport YMCA 850 Park Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06604 Telephone: (203)334-5551 Fax: (203)334-4827 Website: http://www.cccymca.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Tim Bartlett (Executive Director) Alpha Community Services- Ralphola Taylor Community Center 790 Central Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06607 Telephone: (203)576-7430 Fax: (203)576-7440 Website: http://www.cccymca.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Jacqueline Warner (Administrative Secretary) International Institute of Connecticut, Inc. 670 Clinton Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06605 Telephone: (203) 336-0141 Fax: (203) 339-4400 Website: www.iiconn.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Constance Vickers (Administrative Assistant) IIC is a non-profit, non-sectarian social service agency dedicated to helping thousands of foreign-born persons and immigrants each year to achieve self- sufficiency. They help people with basic needs, shelter, English classes, job training and more. – English, Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Kurdish and many more. (Able to translate in 40 different languages.) 5 Rev 04/02/12 Recovery Network of Programs- Prospect House Shelter & SRO Units 392 Prospect Street Bridgeport, CT 06604 Telephone: (203) 576-9041 Website: www.recovery-programs.org Email: [email protected] Contact: Lora Kornegay (Case Manager) Prospect House provides emergency shelter to adults on a daily basis. Prospect House provides comprehensive case management services to meet the varied and complex needs of individuals who are homeless. The case management program at Prospect House includes assessment, transportation, life skills training, individual, group and family work. – English, Spanish Bristol Bristol Community Organization 55 South Street Bristol, CT 06010 Telephone: (860) 584-2725 Fax: (860) 582-5224 Website: www.bcoct.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Thomas H. Morrow (Executive Director) BCO is a private nonprofit Community Action Agency serving the young, the elderly, persons with disabilities, low-income individuals and families in the Greater Bristol Area. – Spanish 6 Rev 04/02/12 Danbury Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce 39 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 Telephone: (203) 743-5565 Fax: (203) 794-1439 Website: www.danburychamber.com Email: [email protected] Since 1936, the Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce has striven to provide leadership for the business interests of the Northern Fairfield County. – English Housatonic Habitat for Humanity 51 Sugar Hollow Road, Route 7 Danbury, CT 06810 Telephone: (203) 744-1340 Fax: (203) 744-1341 Website: www.housatonichabitat.org Email: [email protected] Contact: Mary Aly Housatonic Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, ecumenical Christian housing organization. We seek to eliminate poverty housing from the greater Danbury area and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. – English Family & Children’s Aid 75 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 Telephone: (203) 748-5689 Fax: (203) 790-8183 Website: www.fcaweb.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Valerie Ventura FCA operates neighborhood-style group home programs serving Connecticut's most disadvantaged children. In addition, FCA offers outpatient programs, in- home services and a summer camp. – English, Spanish, Portuguese, 7 Rev 04/02/12 Derby International Institute of Connecticut, Inc. 30 Elizabeth Street Derby, CT 06418 Telephone: (203) 751-8696 Fax: (203) 736-4837 Website: www.iiconn.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Constance Vickers (Bridgeport Office- Administrative Assistant) East Windsor East Windsor Chamber of Commerce 20A Pasco Drive East Windsor, CT 06088 Telephone: (860) 292-6776 Fax: (860) 254-5591 Website: www.eastwindsorchamber.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Jim Richards (EDC Commissioner) East Windsor Chamber of Commerce creates community network opportunities within business and industry. – English Enfield ARC of Greater Enfield 75 Hazard Avenue Enfield, CT 06082 Telephone: (860) 763-5411 Website: www.arcct.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Rita McCartney The Arc of Connecticut serves children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autistic spectrum disorders, Down Syndrome, cerebral palsy and learning disabilities. – English 8 Rev 04/02/12 Enfield Food Shelf 96 Alden Avenue Enfield, CT 06083 Telephone: (860) 741-7321 Website: www.enfieldfoodshelf.org Email: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Linda K. Bridge (Executive Director) The Enfield Food Shelf is a non-profit volunteer organization affiliated with the Enfield Conference of Christian Churches and dedicated to "assuring that no Enfield resident goes hungry because of a lack of resources." The Food Shelf’s priority is to serve Enfield families and individuals needing food. Its mission is to stop hunger throughout the area. – English North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce 73 Hazard Avenue Enfield, CT 06082 Telephone: (860) 741-3838 Fax: (860) 741-3512 Website: www.ncccc.org Email: [email protected] The North Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization whose mission is to represent and to lead the business community by providing advocacy, services and business development opportunities that increase member profitability and promote prosperity in the north central Connecticut area. – English Hamden Hamden Chamber of Commerce 2969 Whitney Avenue Hamden, CT 06518 Telephone: (203) 288-6431 Fax: (203) 288-4499 Website: www.hamdenchamber.com Email: [email protected] The Hamden Chamber of Commerce helps businesses thrive and contribute to this community. We empower all Hamden businesses with customized marketing and development solutions to meet their unique needs. – English 9 Rev 04/02/12 Hamden Health Care Center 1270 Sherman Lane Hamden, CT 06514 Telephone: (203) 281-7555 Fax: (203) 281-3827 Website: www.hamdenhealthcare.com Email: [email protected] After surgery, injury or illness, our rehabilitation center provides the physical and emotional support to help you achieve your optimum quality of life. – English Alpha Community Services- Hamden YMCA 1605 Sherman Avenue Hamden, CT 06514 Telephone: (203) 248-6361 Fax: (203) 281-4858 Website: http://www.cccymca.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Brian Marazzi (Health Lifestyles Director) Hartford Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford 170 Sigourney Street Hartford, CT 06105 Telephone: (860) 724-0700 Fax: (860) 724-2722 Website: http://www.bgchartford.com/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Chad Williams (Director of Program Services) The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs – To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. – English 10 Rev 04/02/12 Hartford Area Habitat for Humanity 780C Windsor Street Hartford, CT 06120 Telephone: (860) 541-2208 x101 Website: http://www.hartfordhabitat.org/ Email: [email protected] Contact: Michael J. Brett (Executive Director) HFH is a Christian housing ministry whose mission is to
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