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Welcome to Our CT Resource Map
Discover social, recreational, and clinical resources for young people across the state. Explore clubs, hangouts, youth groups, and other go-to spots — anything you think others should know about! You can also find programs and services you’ve used, leave a rating, and share your thoughts or experiences.
Circle of Friends, Connecticut
reaches out to children, teens, young adults & adults with autism & disabilities & involves them in a full array of inclusive social experiences. Our innovative programming of home visits, play dates and social interactions, is designed to foster a relationship between children with special needs and community teenage volunteers.
In addition to helping families in need, Circle of Friends empowers and enriches its network of volunteers (the majority of whom are teenagers) by enabling them to reap the vast rewards of participating in a program that strengthens their personal connections to the community by giving back to the community. Circle of Friends is non-sectarian and reaches out to all faith communities.
reaches out to children, teens, young adults & adults with autism & disabilities & involves them in a full array of inclusive social experiences. Our innovative programming of home visits, play dates and social interactions, is designed to foster a relationship between children with special needs and community teenage volunteers.
In addition to helping families in need, Circle of Friends empowers and enriches its network of volunteers (the majority of whom are teenagers) by enabling them to reap the vast rewards of participating in a program that strengthens their personal connections to the community by giving back to the community. Circle of Friends is non-sectarian and reaches out to all faith communities.
An organization that provides backpacks filled with food for students to take home for the weekend
Malta House is a home for pregnant women above the age of 18 in Fairfield County, and one of a limited number of programs for young homeless mothers and their babies.
Westport’s public library provides access to books, informational resources, programming, a café, and more.
The goal of the youth center is “To build confident youth in the community!” A place for middle school and high schoolers to feel safe and absolutely no outside pressure. The Depot provides “a variety of events and activities throughout the year for 6th-12th grade students in a judgement-free and safe environment.” Everyone is included. There are multiple clubs that raise money and awareness for particular programs needs. There is “the Student Governing Board, there are 7 high school Depot empowerment clubs, 4 new middle school age Depot programs, several educational programs discussing such topics as vaping, consent, eating disorders, anxiety and substance abuse and numerous Depot activities and events ranging from dances to community projects.”
