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United Way of Connecticut is a nonprofit organization that provides social services to adults and children. The organization offers civic engagement, public health, community development and human services. It provides family support and financial and medical assistance to adults and children with mental and physical disabilities. It specializes in early intervention and special education programs. United Way of Connecticut offers housing and day care services to low-income families. The organization also specializes in research, program evaluation, data collection, policy analysis, and survey development and implementation services. It provides information on developmental concerns, behavioral disorders, and disability- and health-related issues. In addition, the organization operates a child care program that offers information and business assistance to child care providers. United Way of Connecticut is headquartered in Rocky Hill, Conn.

SpecialtiesSince 1984 NAMI Connecticut has been the state chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. We are a statewide grassroots organization that is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with mental illness, as well as their families and loved ones. In conjunction with our 10 local affiliates, we serve all people in Connecticut through our education, support, and advocacy programs at the state and local levels. We are located in West Hartford, Connecticut. We want individuals and families impacted by mental illness to know they are not alone.

About CAHS Founded in 1910, CAHS promotes family economic security strategies that empower low-income working families to achieve financial independence. Our mission is to end poverty and engage, equip and empower all families in Connecticut to build a secure future. CAHS plays a unique role as a catalyst and convener. CAHS works to reduce poverty and build family economic success ( FES ) through outreach, education, and policy work. We inform service providers and others to advocate for policy and practice changes that move lowto moderate-income ( LMI ) families toward prosperity. Most efforts are directed at families under 130 percent of the federal poverty level and all at families under 200 percent of the federal poverty level. Building new leadership across sectors to achieve these goals a broad partnership that includes families, community leaders, nonprofit social services providers and advocates, government, business, labor, faith-based groups and policymakers. Developing and strengthening policies and programs to move families out of poverty and prevent families from falling into poverty by providing universal access to supports and opportunities for lowto middle-income families A key strength of CAHS is our ability to collaborate with others. We bring together diverse interests concerned citizens, policy makers, human service providers, corporate leaders, labor leaders, academics, state and municipal organizations and religious organizations. About CAHS