Substance Abuse Prevention Resources Available to Youth in New

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO YOUTH
IN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT
1997-98 Community Resource Survey
Prepared by:
Supported by:
Health Services Research Unit
Department of Community Medicine & Health
Care
Center for Substance
Abuse Prevention
Contract #277-95-1037
Table of Contents
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION COMMUNITY RESOURCE LIST .................................... 1
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO YOUTH IN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT THAT ADDRESS
SPECIFIC RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR SUBSTANCE USE ................................. 2
ARTISTS COLLECTIVE ......................................................................................................................2
ASSESSMENT SERVICES ...................................................................................................................2
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS & TEACHERS.................................................2
COALITION AGAINST UNDERAGE DRINKING’S YOUTH CONGRESS......................................................2
D.A.R.E. & TRIAD P ROGRAMS.........................................................................................................2
EASTER SEALS CAMP HEMLOCK ......................................................................................................2
GATEWAY OFFENDER P ROGRAM ......................................................................................................3
GREATER NEW BRITAIN TEEN P REGNANCY P REVENTION P ROGRAM ..................................................3
GROWTH RESOURCES AND COUNSELING ENRICHMENT .....................................................................3
INDEPENDENT LIVING P ROGRAM ......................................................................................................3
ISSUES FOR GIRLS P ROGRAM ...........................................................................................................3
JEFFERSON FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER ...........................................................................................3
JUVENILE JUSTICE CENTER ..............................................................................................................3
MENTOR CONNECTION ....................................................................................................................4
MOTHERS OFFERING MOTHERS SUPPORT (MOMS)...........................................................................4
MUSEUM ARTS P ROGRAM (MAP) ....................................................................................................4
NATIONAL TEEN ACTION RESEARCH CENTER ...................................................................................4
NEW BRITAIN PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT .........................................................................4
NICOTINE CHALLENGE.....................................................................................................................4
ON BOLAY YOUTH GROUP...............................................................................................................4
OUTREACH & TRACKING – P LAINVILLE COURT DISTRICT .................................................................5
PASSAGES P ROGRAM .......................................................................................................................5
S.T.R.I.V.E. P ROGRAM ....................................................................................................................5
SCHOOL TO CAREER ........................................................................................................................5
SOCIAL SERVICES AND YOUTH P ROGRAMS.......................................................................................5
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT P ROGRAM .......................................................................................5
WILDERNESS SCHOOL P ROGRAM .....................................................................................................5
YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE........................................................................................................6
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT P ROGRAM .....................................................................................................6
OTHER PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO YOUTH IN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT THAT
MAY PREVENT OR REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE ....................................................................... 7
AQUANAUTS ...................................................................................................................................7
CONNECTICUT RIVERS COUNCIL ......................................................................................................7
CONNECTICUT SAFE KIDS P ROGRAM ................................................................................................7
OTHER AGENCIES SERVING NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT THAT PROVIDE
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION SERVICES FOR YOUTH.................................................. 8
AMERICAN RED CROSS....................................................................................................................8
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF NEW BRITAIN .........................................................................................8
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES ...........................................................................................................8
CCARC – ADVOCATES FOR P EOPLE WITH MENTAL RETARDATION....................................................8
COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND CONSULTING ...................................................................................8
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AFFILIATES ......................................................................................8
CRISIS P REGNANCY CENTER ............................................................................................................8
FAMILIES IN CRISIS – WATERBURY ..................................................................................................9
FAMILY CENTER FOR GIRLS AND BOYS .............................................................................................9
HARTFORD GAY & LESBIAN COLLECTIVE .........................................................................................9
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HUMAN RESOURCES AGENCY OF NEW BRITAIN ................................................................................9
INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY RESEARCH ...........................................................................................9
MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING – HARTFORD COUNTY .............................................................9
NEW BRITAIN COMMUNITY COALITION ............................................................................................9
NEW BRITAIN GENERAL HOSPITAL ..................................................................................................9
NEW BRITAIN P OLICE DEPARTMENT ..............................................................................................10
NEW BRITAIN P UBLIC LIBRARY .....................................................................................................10
NUTMEG BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS, INC.....................................................................................10
REGIONAL SUBSTANCE ABUSE ACTION COUNCIL OF CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ..................................10
THE BRIDGE FAMILY CENTER ........................................................................................................10
UCONN COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SYSTEM - WEST HARTFORD CENTER ........................................10
UNITED WAY OF NEW BRITAIN-BERLIN .........................................................................................10
UNITED WAY OF THE CAPITOL AREA .............................................................................................11
VILLAGE FOR FAMILIES AND CHILDREN .........................................................................................11
VISION NEW BRITAIN ....................................................................................................................11
WHEELER CLINIC ..........................................................................................................................11
YMCA N EW BRITAIN /BERLIN .......................................................................................................11
YWCA NEW BRITAIN ...................................................................................................................11
OTHER AGENCIES SERVING CONNECTICUT THAT PROVIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE
PREVENTION SERVICES FOR YOUTH.................................................................................... 12
CONNECTICUT CLEARINGHOUSE ....................................................................................................12
CONNECTICUT COMMUNITIES FOR DRUG-FREE YOUTH ...................................................................12
ENFIELD CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE...............................................................................................12
MORRIS FOUNDATION ...................................................................................................................12
NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY INSTITUTE ...........................................................................................12
STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR ..........................................................................12
VITAM YOUTH TREATMENT CENTER ..............................................................................................12
RISK & PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR SUBSTANCE USE ADDRESSED BY PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE TO YOUTH IN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT ............................................... 13
INDIVIDUAL/P EER DOMAIN ............................................................................................................13
FAMILY DOMAIN...........................................................................................................................13
RISK & PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR SUBSTANCE USE ADDRESSED BY PROGRAMS
AVAILABLE TO YOUTH IN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT ............................................... 15
SCHOOL DOMAIN ..........................................................................................................................15
COMMUNITY DOMAIN ...................................................................................................................15
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Substance Abuse Prevention Community Resource List
New Britain, Connecticut
Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs are widely used by Connecticut youth. The prevalence
of substance use among Connecticut youth is greater than the prevalence in both the Northeast
region of the country and nationwide. While the patterns of substance use and the factors
contributing to use may vary, adolescent substance use and its consequences are a subject of
concern in all Connecticut communities.
A variety of resources exist in Connecticut communities that can help prevent substance
use among youth. The University of Connecticut Health Center (UCHC), under contract with
the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, conducted a Community
Resource Assessment from 1997-98 to identify substance abuse prevention resources available to
youth in selected communities in Connecticut. The primary objective of the survey was to
conduct a comprehensive inventory of the number, type, and availability of prevention services
for youth. The survey can also be used to identify gaps in prevention programming relative to
the needs of youth as measured through a school survey.
New Britain was one of seven Connecticut communities randomly selected to participate
in the Community Resource Survey. The INFOLINE Directory of Community Services was
used to initially identify appropriate agencies. Persons familiar with substance abuse prevention
services in New Britain then checked this list for completeness and accuracy. All agencies were
contacted by UCHC research staff and asked to identify programs in their agencies that were
available to youth. The directors of these programs were then mailed a questionnaire to obtain
information about their program.
For the purposes of this survey, a substance abuse prevention resource is defined as any
service that addresses specific risk or protective factors for substance use among youth. Risk
factors are conditions or situations that increase the likelihood of substance use and protective
factors are those conditions that decrease its likelihood. School-based programs, as well as
programs provided by church organizations, are not included in this resource list.
This list contains program descriptions and contact information for resources available to
youth in New Britain that address risk and protective factors. Risk and protective factors are
categorized according to the domains, or areas of influence in a youth’s life, such as the
individual/peer, family, school, and community domains. A checklist is used to indicate which
programs address which risk and protective factor. The resource list also provides information
on agencies that serve the town of New Britain, as well as statewide agencies that provide
substance use prevention services for youth.
We hope that you will find this information useful to your organization in contributing
towards the prevention and reduction of substance use among youth in New Britain.
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Programs available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut
that address specific risk and protective factors for substance use
Program Information
Program Mission
Artists Collective
• 35 Clark Street, Hartford, CT 06120
• (860) 527-3205
Contact: Dollie McLean
To promote the arts in education.
Assessment Services
New Britain Community Services Department
• 27 West Main Street, New Britain, CT 06052
• (860) 826-3366
Contact: AnaBela Parreira
Evaluating, planning, implementing, and
coordinating services for youth at risk in the New
Britain area.
Biomedical Research for High School Students
& Teachers
Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
University of Connecticut
• 75 North Eagleville Rd, Storrs, CT 06269-3125
• (860) 486-4353
Contact: Dr. Judith Kelly
To improve science education and stimulate
interest in science among disadvantaged high
school students and high school teachers who serve
those students.
Coalition Against Underage Drinking’s Youth
Congress
Drugs Don’t Work!
• 30 Arbor Street, Hartford, CT 06106
• (860) 523-8042
Contact: Dawn Homer-Bouthiette
To reduce underage alcohol use and its related
harms by bringing about long-term policy change
at the state and local level.
D.A.R.E. & Triad Programs
New Britain Police Department
• 125 Columbus Blvd., New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 826-3081
Contact: Officer Carol Zesut
To improve quality of life and organize community
programs to benefit others.
Easter Seals Camp Hemlock
• 147 Jones Street, P.O. Box 100, Hebron, CT
06248
• (860) 228-9496
Contact: Thomas Hussmann
To promote and assure maximum independence
and quality of life for persons with disabilities and
their families.
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Gateway Offender Program
Catholic Family Services of New Britain
• 90 Franklin Square, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 225-3561
Contact: Terri Sulivan
To advocate for the adolescents we serve through
influencing public policy, educating the public, and
building partnerships to ensure a continuum of
efficient, quality based community services to
children, adolescents and their families who are at
risk of involvement or involved in the juvenile
justice system.
Greater New Britain Teen Pregnancy
Prevention Program
• 100 Arch Street, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 229-2776
Contact: Rose Ann Bilodeau
Provides a structured environment for 5 th -12th
grade children after school. Assists with
academics, recreation, and career awareness.
Assists the children to take advantage of the
resources that school provides.
Growth Resources and Counseling Enrichment
• (860) 826-8697
Contact: Lorraine LaVigne
To provide individual, couple, family and group
therapy.
Independent Living Program
• (860) 826-3366
Contact: Judy Emmick
To assist/help DCF referred youth ages 16-18,
become self-sufficient individuals upon their exit
from DCF care.
Issues for Girls Program
Girl Scouts – Connecticut Trails Council, Inc.
• 20 Washington Ave., North Haven, CT 06473
• (203) 239-2922
Contact: Cathy Monckton
To inspire girls with the highest ideals of
character, patriotism, and service that they may
gain respect for themselves and become resourceful
citizens.
Jefferson Family Resource Center
• 140 Horseplain Road, New Britain, CT 06053
• (860) 223-8007
Contact: Sheryl McDonough
To strengthen the ties between home and school. To
support families and provide education for parents,
adults, and child care providers. To provide
positive youth development activities and resource
and referral for families.
Juvenile Justice Center
• (860) 826-2681
Contact: Kathy O’Leary
To provide intensive services to local juveniles
referred by Superior Court Juvenile Matters and
DCF's Long Lane School to reduce recidivism,
maintain youth within the community, provide
linkages to community resources, and improve the
quality of life for participants and their families.
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Mentor Connection
Department of Educational Psychology
• 362 Fairfield Road, Storrs, CT 06269
• (860) 486-0283
Contact: Dr. Jeanne Purcell
To increase student achievement in their area of
interest and to increase challenging learning
opportunities for traditionally under-served
populations.
Mothers Offering Mothers Support (MOMS)
New Britain General Hospital
• 100 Grand Street, New Britain, CT 06050
• (860) 224-5236
Contact: Nancy Rogers
Not specified.
Museum Arts Program (MAP)
New Britain Youth Museum
• 30 High Street, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 225-3020
Contact: Deborah Pfieffenberger
MAP was designed to engage teens in work with a
working artist and to use existing museums as a
resource.
National Teen Action Research Center
Institute for Community Research
• 2 Hartford Square West, Suite 100, Hartford,
CT 06106
• (860) 278-2044
Contact: Sandy Sydlo
To provide hands-on experiential learning to teens
who can then seek real solutions to real problems
in their schools and communities by gathering
information from their peers and use it as a tool for
change.
New Britain Parks & Recreation Department
• (860) 826-3360
Contact: Bill DeMaio
To increase the quality of life for all residents of
New Britain.
Nicotine Challenge
American Lung Association
• 45 Ash Street, East Hartford, CT 06108
• (860) 289-5401
Contact: Kim Winter
To help teenagers stop smoking through a schoolbased program.
On Bolay Youth Group
• (860) 826-3366
Contact: David Smith
On Bolay Youth group is an after school/summer
support group for youth ages 12-18. Our mission is
to provide opportunities for positive youth
development of each participant through
recreational, educational, and cultural activities
and programming.
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Outreach & Tracking – Plainville Court District
North American Family Institute
• 49 Broad Street, 2nd Floor, Plainville, CT
06062
• (860) 747-6518
Contact: Terrance O’Connor
A value based approach to supporting communities
where pro-social behaviors can be learned and
practiced.
Passages Program
Domus Foundation
• 102 Clinton Avenue, Stamford, CT 06902
• (203) 325-4797
Contact: Mary Willis
To provide a safe, stable environment for youth and
families which fosters responsible living.
S.T.R.I.V.E. Program
YWCA of New Britain
• 22 Glen Street
• New Britain, CT 06051
Contact: Shanett Smiley-Campbell
STRIVE (Strength, Teamwork, Respect, Individuals,
Vision, & Excellence) targets "at risk" middleschool girls. A total of 50 girls annually participate
in recreational and educational activities designed
to assist them in resolving conflict, making
decisions, contribute to their community and
complete schooling. The primary focus is on life
skills and healthy recreational "after school"
activities.
School to Career
Connecticut Department of Education
• 25 Industrial Park Rd., Middletown, CT 06457
• (860) 638-4054
Contact: Susan Binkowski
Not specified.
Social Services and Youth Programs
Family Center for Girls and Boys
• 47 Upton Street, Bristol, CT 06010
• (860) 583-1679
Contact: Linda Rich
To provide a safe and nurturing environment where
children and families can reach their highest
potential regardless of race, creed, or financial
circumstances.
Summer Youth Employment Program
Human Resources Agency of New Britain
• 180 Clinton Avenue, New Britain, CT 06053
• (860) 225-8601
Contact: Kathleen Quinn
To assist individuals and families escape the cycle
of poverty and become economically self-sufficient.
Wilderness School Program
• 240 North Hollow Rd, E. Hartland, CT 06027
• (860) 566-4146
Contact: Thomas Dyer
To provide a therapeutic experience that has a
positive impact on the self-esteem of the student.
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Youth Advisory Committee
Drugs Don’t Work!
• 30 Arbor Street, Hartford, CT 06106
• (860) 523-8042
Contact: Leigh Jones-Bamman
To work with high school students throughout the
state to develop their leadership skills by working
on specific preventive initiatives that will have a
positive impact on reducing violence and AOD use
in the state.
Youth Employment Program
CW Resources
• 200 Myrtle Street, New Britain, CT 06053
• (860) 229-7700
Contact: Kurt Hansen
To provide vocational training and employment
opportunities for persons with disabilities.
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Other programs available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut
that may prevent or reduce substance use
Program Information
Program Mission
Aquanauts
National Undersea Research Center
• 1084 Shennecossett Road, Groton, CT 06340
• (860) 405-9103
Contact: Peter Scheifele
To teach scientific methodologies through
involvement in field research for students and
teachers.
Connecticut Rivers Council
Boy Scouts of America
• 60 Darlin Street, East Hartford, CT 06108
• (860) 289-6669
Contact: Douglas Stone
To provide a comprehensive youth development
program aimed at promoting fitness, training (in
particularly citizenship), and developing character
in young people.
Connecticut Safe Kids Program
Connecticut Childhood Injury Prevention Center
c/o Connecticut Children’s Medical Center
• 282 Washington Street, Hartford, CT 06106
• (860) 545-9988
Contact: Eileen Henzy
Dedicated to reducing preventable injuries and
deaths among Connecticut’s children under 14
years of age.
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Other agencies serving New Britain, Connecticut
that provide substance abuse prevention services for youth
Agency Information
Services Offered
American Red Cross
• 45 Russell Street, New Britain, CT 06052
• (860) 229-1631
Contact: Becky Maxim
Boys and Girls Club of New Britain
• 150 Washington Street, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 229-2865
Contact: Todd Czuprinski
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Technical assistance or support.
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Information dissemination to increase
awareness of the risks associated with
substance use.
Community development or capacity building
for substance abuse prevention or youth
services.
The development or enforcement of policies
that discourage substance use.
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Catholic Family Services
• (860) 225-3561
Contact: Gregory Paleologos
CCARC – Advocates for People with Mental
Retardation
• 1 Hartford Square, New Britain, CT 06052
• (860) 229-6665
Contact: Anne Ruwet
Community Counseling and Consulting
• 2 Forest Park Drive, Farmington, CT 06032
• (860) 677-1220
Contact: John Pawelchak
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substance use.
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substance use.
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Community Mental Health Affiliates
• (860) 223-2778
Contact: Gray Steck
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Crisis Pregnancy Center
• 30 Mill Street, Unionville, CT 06085
• (860) 673-7397
Contact: Deborah Keefe
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substance use.
Families in Crisis – Waterbury
• 136 West Main Street, YMCA 2nd Floor,
Waterbury, CT 06702
• (203) 573-8656
Contact: Lisa Brett
Family Center for Girls and Boys
• 47 Upson Street, Bristol. CT 06010
• (860) 583-1679
Contact: Linda Rich
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substance use.
services.
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Hartford Gay & Lesbian Collective
• 1841 Broad Street, Hartford, CT 06114
• (860) 278-4163
Contact: Linda Estabrook
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substance use.
Human Resources Agency of New Britain
• 180 Clinton Street, New Britain, CT 06053
• (860) 225-8601
Contact: Donald DeFronzo
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substance use.
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substance use.
services.
Technical assistance and support.
substance use.
services.
Institute for Community Research
• 2 Hartford Square West, Suite 100, Hartford, CT
06106
• (860) 278-2044
Contact: Dr. J. Schensul
Mothers Against Drunk Driving – Hartford
County
• 254 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, CT 06108
• (860) 528-2636
Contact: Lisa Schenker
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New Britain Community Coalition
• 180 Clinton Street, New Britain, CT 06053
• (860) 826-6934
Contact: Gil Wrice
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New Britain General Hospital
• 100 Grand Street, New Britain, CT 06050
• (860) 224-5011
Contact: Laurence Tanner
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New Britain Police Department
• 125 Columbus Blvd., New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 826-3000
Contact: William Sencio
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New Britain Public Library
• (860) 224-3155
Contact: Nancy Jordan
Nutmeg Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Inc.
• 100 Constitution Plaza, Suite 7, Hartford, CT
06103
• (860) 525-5437
Contact: Laura Green
Regional Substance Abuse Action Council of
Central Connecticut
• 7 North Washington Street, Suite 103, Plainville,
CT 06062
• (860) 793-1830
Contact: Nelson J. Forman, III
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substance use.
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substance use.
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substance use.
services.
substance use.
services.
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The Bridge Family Center
• 1022 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, CT
06107
• (860) 521-8035
Contact: David Johnston
substance use.
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UCONN Cooperative Extension System - West
Hartford Center
• 1800 Asylum Avenue, West Hartford, CT 06117
• (860) 570-9010
Contact: Latif Lighari
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United Way of New Britain-Berlin
• (860) 223-9294
Contact: Sheryl Jackson
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United Way of the Capitol Area
• 30 Laurel Street, Hartford, CT 06106
• (860) 493-6800
Contact: George Bahamonde
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Village for Families and Children
• 1680 Albany Avenue, Hartford, CT 06105
• (860) 236-4511
Contact: William Baker
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Vision New Britain
• 185 Main Street, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 225-3335
Contact: Peter Haller
Wheeler Clinic
• 91 Northwest Drive, Plainville, CT 06062
• (860) 793-3500
Contact: Dennis Keenan
substance use.
services.
substance use.
services.
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substance use.
services.
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YMCA New Britain/Berlin
• (860) 229-3787
Contact: Douglas Bray
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substance use.
YWCA New Britain
• 22 Glen Street, New Britain, CT 06051
• (860) 225-4681
Contact: Cathy-Lynne Coyle
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substance use.
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Other agencies serving Connecticut
that provide substance abuse prevention services for youth
Agency Information
Services Offered
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Connecticut Clearinghouse
• 334 Farmington Avenue, Plainville, CT 06062
• (860) 793-9791
Contact: John Badiau
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Connecticut Communities for Drug-Free Youth
• P.O. Box 217, New Canaan, CT 06840
• (203) 972-3234
Contact: Karin Kyles
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Enfield Correctional Institute
• 289 Shaker Rd, P.O. Box 1500, Enfield, CT
06082
• (860) 763-7338
Contact: Don Cyr
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Morris Foundation
• 26 North Elm Street, Waterbury, CT 06702
• (203) 755-1143
Contact: Joan Pesce
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North American Family Institute
• 2049 Silas Dane Hwy., Suite 204, Rocky Hill,
CT 06067
• (860) 529-4753
Contact: Lynn Douglas
substance use.
services.
substance use.
services.
substance use.
substance use.
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substance use.
State of Connecticut Department of Labor
• 200 Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, CT 06109
• (860) 566-1382
Contact: Rob Keating
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services.
Vitam Youth Treatment Center
• 57 West Rocks Rd., P.O. Box 730, Norwalk, CT
06852
• (203) 846-2091
Contact: Jennifer McArthur
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substance use.
Risk & protective factors for substance use addressed by programs available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut
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Increase parental involvement in
children’s lives
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Change parental attitudes towards
ATOD
Teach effective family
communication skills
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Increase family management
skills
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Reduce adult ATOD use
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Assist youth with skill building &
application of skills
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Enhance self-esteem &
relationships w/ peers & adults
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X
Family Domain
Prevent anti-social behaviors –
encourage positive behaviors
Change attitudes towards ATOD
use
X
Change perceptions about effects
of ATOD use
Prevent/delay ATOD use
Program Name
Artists Collective
Assessment Services
Biomedical Research for H.S. Students/Teachers
Coalition Against Underage Drinking Youth Congress
Greater New Britain Teen Pregnancy Prevention Prgm
Mentor Connection
Nicotine Challenge
Reduce ATOD use
Individual/Peer Domain
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Program Name
Passages Program
School to Career
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Teach effective family
communication skills
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Change parental attitudes towards
ATOD
Individual/Peer Domain
Increase parental involvement in
children’s lives
Increase family management
skills
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X
X
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X
Reduce adult ATOD use
Assist youth with skill building &
application of skills
Enhance self-esteem &
relationships w/ peers & adults
X
Prevent anti-social behaviors –
encourage positive behaviors
Change attitudes towards ATOD
use
Change perceptions about effects
of ATOD use
Prevent/delay ATOD use
Reduce ATOD use
Risk & protective factors for substance use addressed by programs
available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut (continued)
Family Domain
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Risk & protective factors for substance use addressed by programs available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut
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Increase neighborhood safety,
cohesion, & organization
Increase positive community
involvement for youth
X
X
X
X
X
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X
Influence community laws,
norms, & attitudes towards
ATOD
X
X
X
Reduce youth access to ATOD
Increase positive youth
involvement in school
X
X
Support youth adjustment to a
new home or school
Increase student school
commitment
X
X
X
Community Domain
Increase positive parental
Increase academic success
Program Name
Artists Collective
Assessment Services
Biomedical Research for H.S. Students/Teachers
Coalition Against Underage Drinking Youth Congress
Greater New Britain Teen Pregnancy Prevention Prgm
Mentor Connection
Nicotine Challenge
Enforcement of ATOD policies
School Domain
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Program Name
Passages Program
School to Career
Increase positive youth
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
16
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Increase neighborhood safety,
cohesion, & organization
Influence community laws,
norms, & attitudes towards
ATOD
School Domain
Increase positive community
involvement for youth
Reduce youth access to ATOD
X
X
X
Support youth adjustment to a
new home or school
Increase positive parental
Increase student school
commitment
X
Increase academic success
Enforcement of ATOD policies
Risk & protective factors for substance use addressed by programs
available to youth in New Britain, Connecticut (continued)
Community Domain
X
X

Substance Abuse Prevention Resources Available to Youth in New

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