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Male Involvement Network (MIN) is a coalition of service providers and institutional partners with a new, comprehensive approach
to working with fathers to achieve positive developmental outcomes for their children.
Intensive Family Preservation and Reunification
(IFP) is a partnership with Yale Child Study Center. This unit responds to findings
of parental abuse or neglect by the Department of Children and Families by improving parent’s capacity to care for their
children.
Moving-To-Work is a 245 hour, 5 day a week employment preparation and vocational
education program that prepares participants for the labor force. This employment preparation, vocational education, job placement
and retention initiative is designed to meet the needs of both Mothers and Fathers receiving cash assistance from the state
of Connecticut.
Strengthening Schools Through Family
and Community is an academic support
program designed to support the academic achievement of children in grades K-8 that have attendance issues and behavior problems.
New Haven Street Outreach Workers (NHSOW) program is a community crime prevention program designed to provide interventions and deterrents
to youth violence. The Outreach workers are individuals
who are familiar with “Street Life”, they form relationships with high risk youth that may have been exhibited
violent behavior or are at high risk for violence, they mediate conflicts and try to head off violence.
Juvenile Review Board (JRB)
program represents and effort to divert
juvenile offenders from the formal juvenile justice system. The JRB is a community-based program that is tailored to the needs
of the New Haven Community.
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