Exciting news!
CCP recently purchased its future home, a building at 843-847 Whalley Avenue, in the heart of Westville (New Haven), with support from the state's Nonprofit Grant Program. We'll be renovating over the next year - stay tuned for updates!
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ABOUT THE AGENCY
The Children’s Community Programs of Connecticut is a multiservice agency whose mission is to provide diverse and creative support services to children and families throughout Connecticut.
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We believe that every child counts.
QUICK LINKS
All Donations go directly to program services and are Tax deductible.
OUR PROGRAMS
FOSTER CARE PROGRAMS
Our foster care programs help ensure that Connecticut's neediest children have safe and loving places to live.
YOUTH TRANSITION SERVICES
We provide educational support, job training, and job seeking services to young people and adults.
MENTORING PROGRAMS
Mentoring programs match qualified adult volunteers with children in need of additional care and guidance.
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PARENTING PROGRAMS
Our parenting programs help give adults the tools they need to be successful in their most important and rewarding job.
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PATHWAYS ACADEMY
Pathways Academy offers an alternative educational setting for students who struggle in traditional schools.
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EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Providing educational advocacy to court involved youth to improve outcomes and reduce recidivism.
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SENIOR STAFF
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Galit Sharma
Director of Family Development and Support Services
(203) 786-6403 ext. 177
gsharma@ccp-ct.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Steven Errante
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Carole Porto
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Kay Kazmaier
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Vivian Chris Hilton
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Glen Maleri
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Ann Pratson
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Everson Maciel
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Steven S. Araujo
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Vincent J. Meluzio
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Taiwan D. Richardson
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Michael Cruz
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Sharon MacKinnel
Important Message from CEO Brian Lynch
Diversity, equity and social justice are core values of The Children’s Community Programs of Connecticut (CCP). The CCP family mourns George Floyd and condemns his brutal murder at the hands of law enforcement. Sadly Mr. Floyd’s death is part of a long and historical pattern of systemic racism that must not be repeated. We acknowledge the shattering impact of this violence on the children, youth, young adults and families we serve, as well the youth mentors, foster parents and CCP staff who support our youth. We understand that the anger, grief and pain people are feeling is compounded by the devastating toll the COVID pandemic has taken, especially in communities of color. If you feel the need for support or seek dialog, we are listening - please reach out to us by calling 203-786- 6403. Our mission and commitment are to serve and support the communities most impacted by the pandemic and systemic violence. CCP supports the new wave of activism and encourages peaceful protest and action to ensure justice. We join this call to action to eliminate racism, violence and injustice. CCP will stand firm and work with our communities to find long term solutions to the social, political and cultural problems facing our society.
Brian F. Lynch, MSW, LCSW Chief Executive Officer The Children’s Community Programs of Connecticut