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Liberty Bank Foundation Donates $20,000 to The Children's Home

"Liberty Bank has once again shown their extraordinary support for the community and our children by donating to our Capital Campaign," states Garrell Mullaney, President/CEO of The Home.  "We invite other businesses who haven't given to our campaign to join Liberty Bank Foundation in helping us change children's futures.  We are very grateful for Liberty's support and community involvement."

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New Honorary Co-Chairs, Randy and Eileen Edsall join The Children's Home Capital Campaign to provide essential help to kids in need.

Great gift ideas! Buy a Brick to Help Kids!

13th Annual Golf for Kids was a huge success, thanks to our many sponsors and golfers.

Use the online travel service of The Children's Home for great savings, all while helping the kids!

Check for The Children's Home current job openings.

Check for The Chldren's Home Community Services, Inc. for current job openings.

Take a look at the annual financial report of The Children's Home.

Take a look at our Performance Improvement(PI) Process

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Thank you to the major donors during the past year!

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Ground - Breaking

From left, Billy Ciotto, Retired Senator, Randy Edsall, honorary chairperson, Senator Paul Doyle, Eillen Edsall, honorary chairperson, Susan Hamilton, DCF Commissioner, Garrell S. Mullaney, CEO and President of The Children's Home.

On May 22, 2008 The Children’s Home broke ground for a new residential treatment house for girls ages 13-18, starting Phase I of a two phase building project.  This is the first new living space we have had in more than 30 years.  While the space will not increase the number of children living here at one time, it will provide an up to date therapeutic living space for teen girls who have experienced multiple traumas in their young lives. The space will fully support the new treatment methods, milieu and philosophy which was adopted by the Home in 2006.  This space represents our commitment to caring for girls, who have many fewer treatment options than boys in Connecticut.  We continue to need the financial support of the community, our donors, businesses, and foundation in order to continue on to Phase II of this building project.  There are many ways to donate, please contact Cindy Bartholomew for more information.  (860) 635-6010, Ext. 312.