AHEPA 110-II Apartments
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To build a roof for the patio that the residents
sit on. |
Alliance for Living
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To fund Transportation Services for Norwich
Area Residents to get to Alliance for Living for cases management
services and to and from medical appts. Also cover meals and basic
needs for clients. |
Artreach, Inc.
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To provide funding for the Gas Money Fund
which Artreach provides transportation for individuals to social,
cultural recreational events. |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern
Connecticut
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To provide mentoring services for children
of prisoners in New London County. |
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Norwich,
Inc.
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Assist individuals and families in meeting
their immediate basic needs and assist in stabilizing the individuals
and families living and financial situation with the goal of self-sufficiency. |
Center for Juvenile Justice, Inc.
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Purchase of a document scanner to increase
the level of service and provide more pertinent information on the
child clients in an efficient manner. |
Child Adoption Resource Association, Inc.
(CARA)
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The objectives of the program are: increase
public awareness of needs of these children, recruit interested families,
to qualify and train families, complete home evaluations to DCF, assist
DCF in the matching process, and obtain other service agreements with
DCF. |
City of Norwich / Community Care Team
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A winter overflow shelter that serves the
chronically homeless: November 1 - March 31. Although shelter is important
their main goal is to lead them back into permanent housing. Offer
intense case management, access to social security programs, transitional
housing at YMCA and 1st month's rent and security deposit funds, as
well as primary healthcare, substance abuse/mental health treatment
and referral. |
Eastern Connecticut Ballet
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To fund the Free Ticket Initiative, this
project is to provide free tickets to area organizations that service
families in need for The Nutcracker at the Garde Arts Center. Would
fund 130. |
Eastern Connecticut Housing Opportunities,
Inc.
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Rehabilitation of a two-family property
included in the 10-house Housenew London's Hempstead Neighborhood
Revitalization Project. |
F.R.E.S.H. New London
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To work with the children of New London
to increase awareness of issues in health, diet and nutrition and
to provide fresh local produce to residents with low income, elderly,
or suffering from a chronic disease. |
Furniture Bank of Southeastern Connecticut
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To purchase 50-60 beds and bed frames for
families in need. |
Gemma E. Moran United Way/Labor Food Center
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Providing nutritious food supplies for access
to all. |
High Hopes
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To provide scholarship assistance for participants
in their year-round programs. Would serve 5 individuals. |
ISAAC (Interdistrict School for Arts and
Communication)
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To purchase math materials--new textbooks,
workbooks, instructional supplies, geometers sketchpad (software tool
that offers 2 & 3 dimensional illustration to math concepts),
and InspireData (builds critical data literacy skills and engages
students). |
Jewish Federation of Eastern Connecticut
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Repair and reconstruct the front walk, steps,
porch and railings of office building which are in a state of deterioration
and disrepair. |
Ledyard Public Libraries-Bill Library
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Frame restoration project to clean and repair
fourteen antique frames that hold portrait photos of the original
Bill Library Trustees. |
Literacy Volunteers of Eastern CT
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To provide StudentTutor training and follow
up training in English for speakers of other languages and basic literacy
to Student volunteers at NFA. Also, to provide Rosetta Stone Language
Learning Success Software to be installed on two computers. |
Lyman Allyn Art Museum
|
After School Arts and Literacy Program for
fifth graders in the NL Public Schools. 2 hours per day at the end
of the regular school day. Children will be bused to their customary
bus stops after completing the program at the Museum which ends at
5 pm. |
Madonna Place, Inc.
|
The "Family First" Program provides
an intensive case-management home visiting program for first-time
at-risk parents. The staff of Families First will plan 12 sessions
series of wellness sessions for mothers and other family members based
on client need. |
Martin House
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To replace resident's mattresses that are
becoming lumpy, torn and uncomfortable. The ideal mattresses will
be breathable, fire resistant, antimicrobial/antifungal, waterproof,
stain resistant and reduce body heat build-up. |
Mystic Area Shelter and Hospitality, Inc.
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To provide direct services for two local
homeless family and allow to continue to make 1,000 bed nights available
to homeless children and their families.
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New London Adult & Continuing Education
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To help fund a Mental Health Worker to address
the needs of adult students and provide services and resources to
remove barriers to educational success.
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New London Homeless Hospitality Center,
Inc.
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To extend operation of overnight shelter
from winter to year-round.
|
New London Youth Organization Kids Café
(YO)
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To purchase nutritious food and kitchen
supplies that include paper products.
|
Niantic Community Church
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To help complete Phase II of the NCC Handicapped/Disabled
Accessibility Program. Convert bathrooms to code compliance for accessibility,
and add an automatic door to the vertical lift enclosure. To allow
for access for all community members. |
Norwich Human Services-SAFETY NET TEAM
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This is to support multiple programs which
include: Back Pack It To School Program, Back To School Shoes &
Clothing Program, Pharmacy Fund, Utility Fund, Hygienic Closet, Job
Related Incidentals, Children's fund. |
Ocean Community YMCA
|
To replace an 80-foot boating dock for water
activities for the campers. |
Operation Fuel, Inc.
|
To provide assistance emergency energy assistance
grants to low income individuals and families. Would fund 447 households
in the New London county area. |
Pregnancy Resource Center of SECT dba Care
Net
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To purchase 30 cribs with mattress that
will be given to low income mothers and infants. |
Sound Community Services, Inc.
|
To create a recreation room for the residents
of the Supervised Apartment |
St. Vincent de Paul Place, Diocese of Norwich
|
To renovate laundry/shower area. |
Thames Area Citizen Advocacy Program, Inc.
|
To assist senior citizens who reside in
assisted living and nursing homes who meet the program criteria. |
Thames River Family Program
|
To replace our resident's mattresses that
are becoming lumpy, torn and uncomfortable. The ideal mattresses will
be breathable, fire resistant, antimicrobial/antifungal, waterproof,
stain resistant and reduce body heat build-up. |
The Arc of New London County
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To provide four programs: Individual Placement-which
is to provide support for 13 individuals employed in community jobs,
Group Support Employment-which groups of 3 or 4 individuals with a
job coach work together at various work sites, Progressive Program-this
program was created to support individuals who cannot work 5 days
a week to provide part time jobs with life skills training, and Transition
to Work-to provide employment building skills, job exploration, job
development, job placement and life training skills to students in
public schools ages 15 to 21. |
Uncas Health District
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To support the relocation and the necessary
renovations made to the facility. |
United Community & Family Services
|
To develop Informational and Training Seminars
geared toward caregivers trying to balance time for work and for themselves.
The topics include: services and options for care, coping with guilt,
role reversal, caring for an older adult, stress management, reducing
absenteeism in the workplace related to care giving. |
YMCA of Southeastern CT
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New Program Families First is designed to
help fight obesity. The goal is to have families become more aware
of their health as it relates to nutrition, becoming a supportive
family unite and becoming more physically active. The grant will be
used for scholarship for family memberships and associated staff costs
for additional programming. |
Women's Center of Southeastern Connecticut
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Prevention of violence and support of women's
needs. |
Tower Street School (PTO)
|
Handicap accessible equipment |
