Believe in us - Family Services of Greater Waterbury

Believe in us
Strengthening Lives Since 1909
A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 0 6 - 2 0 0 7

“Let us take care of the children, for they have a long way to go.
Let us take care of the elders, for they have come a long way.
Let us take care of those in between, for they are doing the work.”
This prayer underscores our very mission - providing
programs and services for people of all ages and
stages of life, living in the communities we serve.
The challenges many people and families face today
mirror the challenges many not-for-profit social
service agencies, like ours, also face. We both need
to remain intact and economically
stable, sustain important interpersonal
relationships and enjoy small successes
along the way.
The theme of our report is “Do
you believe in me?” Our work with
children, adolescents, adults and
families focuses on meeting the needs
of those facing challenges like growing
up in poverty, finding and retaining
employment, traumatic experiences from abuse and/or neglect,
living with family violence, and struggling with behavioral/mental
health issues. We are proud of the many program outcomes you
will read about in this report.
Tony and I extend a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to our talented and
dedicated staff, board of directors, volunteers, and community
partners who, believing in our mission, worked hard to
strengthen the lives of those who came through our doors for
help. We are grateful for your support and look forward to a
strong and continuing partnership.
Sincerely,
Sandy Porteus and Tony Edwards
celebrate another year of hard
work and accomplishment.
Sandra J. Porteus, LCSW Anthony R. Edwards
Executive Director Board President
–Traditional African Prayer
Board Members:
Tony Edwards, President
Community Member
Bill Peterson, Vice-President
Pilot and Captain
American Airlines
Lyssa Rotella-Soderberg, Vice-President
Community Member
Forrest Hanson, Treasurer
Vice-President of Small Business Banking
Webster Bank
Joan Quilter, Ph.D., Secretary
Community Member
Rachel Cimino
UCONN-Waterbury Branch
Student Member
Donald Goss
Community Member
Mariella LaRosa Hillburn
Attorney
Carmody & Torrance
Laura Kibbe
Senior Corporate Counsel
Pfizer, Inc.
Kevin McSherry
Attorney
McSherry Law Office
Angie Medina
Executive Director
2-1-1 Info-Line
John Milone
President
Milone & MacBroom, Inc,
Katharine F. M. Nichols
Community Member
“We are determined to meet the growing
needs of the communities we serve.”

Do you believe in me?
At Family Services of Greater Waterbury, we believe in
children. They have great potential, but we know many
are at risk. Our high-quality programs address the needs
of children who have experienced abuse and/or neglect,
their biological parents and their foster or adoptive
parents, as well.
Chapman House
Chapman House, our Safe Home, which can serve eight
children at one time, served 27 children last year who
stayed an average of 104 days each. The children, ages
three to 12, had been removed from their homes by the
Connecticut Department of Children and Families
because of abuse and/or neglect.
85% of children served in
all our programs have
experienced family violence.
Our childcare professionals do their best to make
Chapman House a real home for the children. They
are involved in every aspect of the children’s lives.
Additional services are provided as needed by social
workers, child psychiatrists and nurses. While they
are with us at Chapman House every child receives
a full medical, dental, and psychosocial evaluation
so that an individualized plan for the child can be
created so the child can move into a loving home.
Motheread/Fatheread
Motheread/Fatheread is an award-winning
national program that combines the teaching
of literacy skills with child development and
family empowerment by focusing on parents
as the primary teachers of young children.
This year 12 adults and more than 25 children
participated in the program.
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Every hour in Connecticut
a child is neglected
Therapeutic Child Center
Last year the Therapeutic Child Center (TCC)
served 133 children and their families. The TCC
is a specialized day treatment program serving
abused and/or neglected children between the ages
of six weeks and four years old by referral from
DCF. Licensed by the Dept. of Public Health for 30
children daily, the TCC provides structured activities
which benefit the children’s development and daily
living skills. Individually designed monitoring and
support services are provided for each child’s biological
or foster family and may include psychiatric outpatient
counseling, parent education programs, family
violence prevention and substance abuse services.
Every six hours in Connecticut
a child is physically abused
Family Center
The Family Center served 54 biological families and
85 foster or adoptive families during the past year by
providing structured, supervised parental visiting
environments for children who were removed from
their homes by DCF. Each family is assigned a Family
Support Worker who works with the family toward
the goal of reunification. Support groups, home visits,
recreational activities and other services are available
to foster and adoptive families.

Intensive Family Reunification
Last year the Intensive Family Reunification (IFR) program served
15 families with 35 children in out-of-home placement. IFR is a
short-term, intensive, in-home service promoting the successful
reunification of children back into their home due to DCF removal
for abuse and/or neglect. No children experienced repeat
maltreatment during the program, which covers 90 days and
includes 60 in-home contacts with an assigned social worker.
IFR begins before the children return and lasts through
their transition and their formal return to home.
Every sixteen hours in Connecticut
a child is sexually abused
Parents of Preschoolers
Parents of Preschoolers (POP) is open to all
Naugatuck residents raising preschool children.
POP is a two-year program that provides
parents with tools to help raise a healthy
preschooler. Last year POP served 16 families
and 34 children.
Last winter seven-year-old Amy was
removed from her mother’s care due to the
severe domestic violence she witnessed.
Amy’s mother was so severely injured
that she is permanently disabled. Amy
and her mom began visiting in our
Family Center during the spring. Mom
used the time to re-bond with Amy and
help her to feel safe again. Mom sought
feedback from her support worker,
attended parenting classes and began
counseling to address her problems.
The visits were tremendously successful
and Amy was able to return home safely
in the summer.
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I want to smile again
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Our Behavioral Health Program
assists individuals, couples and
families experiencing problems
related to mental health needs,
personal situations, parenting
challenges, substance abuse,
trauma and family violence by providing
specialized programs designed to help meet
client needs.
Last year Family Services provided
over 8,000 counseling sessions
Outpatient Counseling: Family Services of
Greater Waterbury held 8,171 sessions involving
558 open cases. Our Naugatuck site held 1,756
of the sessions involving 118 open cases. Services
included outpatient counseling to children, adolescents
and adults and covered a wide variety of issues including
depression, anxiety, family problems, marital problems,
trauma, grief, and crisis intervention through individual,
couple, family and group counseling. An adult psychiatrist
and child psychiatrist provide evaluations, consultation
and medication management to clients participating in
our counseling programs.
Parenting Education Program: The PEP is required
by the state of Connecticut for parents in the midst of
divorce, child support, or custody issues involving children
under 18. This year 442 persons participated in the six-hour
program which is a structured curriculum to help divorcing
couples continue to be effective parents. The program
teaches parents how to help their children through the
stressful situation.

ut I am struggling
Focus on K.I.D.S.: This program, which served 47 participants
this year, is a solution focused program that helps high-conflict
divorcing or divorced parents improve their communication
skills and nurture their children more effectively.
“The staff is absolutely wonderful and have
helped me a great deal with my life and the
lives of my children.” –FSGW Client
Student Assistance Program: SAP is available
to UCONN-Waterbury students and faculty
and provides short-term counseling, education
awareness programs, training, etc. This service
year 383 students attended workshops and
classroom presentations and 245 had
individual appointments.
Over 700,000 Connecticut residents suffer
with mental health issues each year.
Visiting Nurses Association: Our clinicians
provide home-based medical social work
services for the elderly in partnership with
the VNA’s of Watertown and Naugatuck.
During this year there were 184 Naugatuck
and 164 Watertown home visits held.
Anger Management Program: The AMP,
which served 61 participants this year,
meets court and other mandates and is
designed to help clients to stabilize their
emotional responses and improve their
interpersonal skills.
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We want to provide for our family
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inding work and staying employed are critical to
self-sufficiency. We provide services that help people
overcome the barriers they face while seeking
meaningful employment. Our programs include:
Case Management Program: The CMP served 1,475
people this year helping them find employment by working with
them to develop a customized employment action plan and to
manage services designed to eliminate barriers to employment.
“I just want to say thanks to Family Services.
I can now move forward with my career.”
–FSGW client
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Naugatuck Social Service Program: NSSP provided 386
Naugatuck families with emergency basic needs, including
heating oil, rent, water, electricity, food vouchers and other
basic needs during this year. In addition, the Naugatuck Social
Services Coordinator provided information and referrals
resulting in 3,021 contacts throughout the year.

and reach our full potential
Empowering People for Success Program: EPS helped 264 families
who receive or have received Temporary Family Assistance (TFA)
and have significant barriers that make it difficult to get and keep
a job to achieve self-sufficiency. This program provides intensive,
solution focused home-based case management services.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program: The Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance (VITA) program uses specially trained volunteers
who provide free income tax preparation assistance to low-income,
elderly and disabled people. Family Services’ VITA volunteers
had 49 tax returns were accepted this past season bringing $14,603
in Earned Income Credits back into the community as well as
total Federal refunds of $43,606.
According to the federal government $20,615
is enough to sustain a family of 4.
Mary lost her $25 per hour job due to her child’s chronic illness.
Her bills piled up and she faced eviction from her apartment.
Ten months ago Mary began receiving help through Family
Services’ in-home Empowering People for Success Safety Net
program. She worked closely with her EPS worker and her life
began to change. Mary found help for her child, assistance with
housing and was able to begin to pay her bills. She secured
childcare that could deal with her child’s chronic needs
and then was able to accept a position in her profession
for the same rate of pay.
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We thank our donors and volunteers
Ambassador $10,000 or more
Connecticut Community Foundation
Orinda Hall Perpetual Trust
Champion $1,000-$9,999
Archdiocese of Hartford
Bob’s Discount Furniture
Carmody & Torrance, LLP
Daphne Seybolt Culpepper Foundation
The A.B. Dayton Trust
Tony & Alison Edwards
Elisha Leavenworth Foundation
Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut
First Lutheran Church (Waterbury, CT)
Donald & Pam Goss
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gracy Jr.
Greater Washington Coalition for Jewish Life
Fern Hungerford
IFS Family Foundation
Leever Foundation, Inc.
Milone and MacBroom, Inc.
Naugatuck Savings Bank Foundation, Inc
Paul & Martha Parvis
Doug & Laurie Reisman
Sacred Heart Church (Southbury, CT)
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Washington, CT)
Sandra Porteus, LCSW
Schlegel Fund of the First Congregational
Church (Waterbury, CT)
Andrew Smith
Webster Bank
Robert & Sue Wesson
Thomas & Alison Zmuda
Advocate $500-$999
Connecticut Association for Human Services
Connecticut Food Bank
Exchange Club of Waterbury
Mariella LaRosa Hillburn, Esq.
Knights of Columbus General Fund
Margaret Calkins Foundation
Conrad & Selma Fleisher Fund
James E. & Sally W. Kernan Fund
Kevin McSherry, Esq.
John Milone
Naugatuck Valley Savings & Loan
Pitney Bowes DMT
Dr. Joan M. Quilter, Ph.D.
George L. & Clara S. Shinn Foundation, Inc.
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Waterbury, CT)
Dr. Andrew Wells
Mentor $100-$499
Albert Brothers, Inc.
Roberta Anderson
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Donald Atwood
Larry & Judy Brownstein
Joseph Budny, Esq.
Doreen Buttner, LCSW
Calvert Safe & Lock
Joseph Carlson
Christ Episcopal Church (Bethlehem, CT)
Carl R. Cicchetti, LLC
Dan & Joan Ciesielski
Janet Collins
Joyce Drakeley Real Estate
Cara Eschuk, Esq.
Ann Merriam Feinberg
Patti Ferins
Peter Galla
Robert Grasing
Forrest & Elaine Hanson
Mr. & Mrs. Lachlan Harkness
Louise Heditsian
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Holden
Renee Jenkins
Patricia Knowlton
Holly & Vincent Leone
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Levi
Kristine Lockwood
Brian & Carla Martin
Martino & Binzer
Masonic Health Systems of Massachusetts
Wendy & Scott Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. James McDermott
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent McDermott
Hunter & Jennifer Merrill
Michael Milo
Katharine F. M. Nichols
Denis O’Sullivan
Alicia Plant
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Powers
Carleton Quint
Dorothy Raleigh
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Riesel
David Rusate
Sam & Susan Samelson
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Shaker
Shoreline Financial Advisors, LLC
Capt. & Mrs. Eric Soderberg
James Sporko
St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church
(Litchfield, CT)
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Woodbury, CT)
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (Cheshire, CT)
Starbucks Coffee Company
Gary Steck
Tucker Mechancial
Ashley Turner
Waterbury Regional Chamber of Commerce
WATR
The Worx Group, LLC
Nichol Yanarella
Dr. & Mrs. Peter Zihaly
Friend Up to $99
Tommy Adams
Juliana Adjepong
Lisa Archie
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baranowski
Cynthia Bartholomew
Joel & Nancy Becker
Nancy V. Behrens
Reed & Martha Bertolette
Big Y Foods, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Bloom
Nick Bonacci
Barbara Bowman
Thomas Brayton, Esq.
Margaret Breg
Richard & Joan Burton
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Capaldo
Lorein Cipriano
Alicia Collins
CONN West Electric LLC
Marilyn Smith Cotterell
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Crocco
Michael Croco
Tracy Steinberg Cummings
Michael Curcio
Lynn Curless
Mr. & Mrs. James Defilippis
Tyler Dielemans
Diane DiMauro
Women of the ELCA in America New
England Synod
Susan Ellis
Maria Fabrizi
Mr. & Mrs. James Farrell
Michael Feinberg
Jeffery Fizer
Kevin Frager
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Funk
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Getnick
Girl Scouts - CT Trails Council
Dr. Richard Glavin
Megan & Rebecca Harbert
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hart
Diane Heavens
Mr.& Mrs. Richard Hunter
Conor Hurley
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jarest
Janet Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kane
Carol Kaufman
Bruce Kaye
Doris Kenyon
Sarah Kenyon
Carol Kohanow

You do make a difference
Griffin Kutzner
Ryan Lachmann
Linda Laires
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Landry
Dr. Charles Larkin, Jr.
Robert Lavalee
Kathleen Lengyel
Stephen & Cathy Lenihan
Christina Lewis
Ann Lilley
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Lomaro
Luso Cleaning Service LLC
Susan MacBeth
Thomas Marinelli
Evelyn Marshak
Robert & Sharon McDonald
Kat McManamy
Kathleen & James McPadden
Mrs. William Merriman
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Miller
Nancy Minardi
Wendy Joseph Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Murphy
The New York Times CT Section
Phillip Noel
Christine Nolan
North American Family Institute
NVCC Child Development Center
Old Navy
Dr. Dana Osborn
Sanjiv Patel
Pamela Pierson
Bonnie Popilowski
Wade Prajer
Mr. & Mrs. David Prendergast
Cynthia Rabinowitz
C.J.G. Rambusch
Dr. & Mrs. David Reed
Reliable Silver, Inc.
Marjory Ross
Nancy Sachner
Caleb Saleeby
Nick Sarno
Cris & Blaine Schaefer
Carol Schmidt
Lori Schmidt
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Schutte
Kevin Serrazine
Andrew Sgoifo
Max Shapiro
Gertrude Grace Sill
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Simon
Robert Sladen M.D.
James Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Leavenworth Sperry, Jr.
Doreen Stanley
Donna Studdiford
Sunshine Oil
Timothy Szczygiel
Susan Tatoian
Don Thompson
Steven Trapasso
Matt Van Doren
Joseph Verzino, D.M.D.
Waterbury Counseling Affiliates
Philip Wiener
Western Connecticut Central Labor Council
Barbara Williams
Matt Witek
Laurie Yelding
Robert Zambrello
Rebecca Zandvliet
In Memory of Edward F. Coelho
Maryanne Galardi
Thomas & Marlene Kane
Martino & Binzer
Masonic Health Systems of Massachusetts
The Nest Daycare
Alison Webster
Western Connecticut Central Labor Council
In Honor of Grace Lomaro’s B-day
Sean Allen
Nancy Behrens
Jeffrey & Susan Bloom
Jeffrey Brown
Conn West Electric, LLC
Tracy Steinberg Cummings
Paul & Diane Dimauro
Maria Fabrizi
James & Amanda Farrell
Charles & Katherine Jarest
Todd & Yvette Lomaro
Dennis & Eva Marie Murphy
Timothy Szczygiel
In Honor of Brendan McClellan’s B-day
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Burdis
John & Barbara Downs
Angela & Daniel Kane
John & Leslie Kerwin
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McClellan
Mr. & Mrs. David Yish
Matching Gifts
Wachovia Foundation
In Honor of Alex Plant’s B-day
Tommy Adams
Nick Bonacci
Michael Croco
Michael Curcio
Tyler Dielemans
Kevin Frager
Conor Hurley
Griffin Kuntzner
Ryan Lachman
Christina Lewis
Thomas Marinelli
Alicia Plant
Wade Prajer
Caleb Saleeby
Nick Sarno
Kevin Serrazine
Andrew Sgoifo
Max Shapior
Matt Van Dorne
Matt Witek
In Honor of Sandra Porteus’ B-day
Doreen Buttner
Barbara Bowman
Dan & Joan Ciesielski
Lorein Cipriano
Marilyn Smith Cotterell
Jeffery Fizer
Bruce Kaye
Doris Kenyon
Sarah Kenyon
Holly & Vincent Leone
Kristine Lockwood
Susan Macbeth
Scott & Wendy Matthews
Kathleen & James McPadden
Kathleen McManamy
Michael Milo
Nancy Minardi
Phillip Noel
Pamela Pierson
Dorothy Raleigh
Lee Schlesinger
Robert Zambrello
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Above: Murray Street, Chapman House and Hillside Office
Middle: Holiday Giving and Friends of Chapman House
Far left: Family Champions Don Goss and Juliana Adjepong,
Volunteer Recognition and VITA Volunteers
In-Kind Donations & Holiday Giving
Quiermo Acevedo
Juliana Adjepong
Aggie Lu’s Hair Salon
Betty Albert
Lisa Archie
Ellen Baczeski
Bally’s Total Fitness
Nelisa Barbosa
Rhonda Billups
Linda Bolton
Donna Bostrom
Chris Branca
Beverly Bruno
Doreen Buttner
Kurt & Karen Carlson
Albert Carroll
Century 21 The Property Center
Kathleen Chapman
Chase Collegiate School
Ray Chenkus
Dan Ciesielski
Deborah DeRienz
Jessica Dossa
Kelly Duff
Steve Duley
Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut
Carrie Erwin
Christine Festa
First Lutheran Church - New Beginnings
Theresa Forish
Sheila Garlington
Girls Scouts of Connecticut:
Trp. #60536, Trp. #64674
Trp. #64532, Trp. #64170
Trp. #61183, Trp. #60533
Trp. #64004, Trp. #64025
Trp. #64675, Trp. #64066
Trp. #64088, Trp. #63189
Trp. #64627, Trp. #64017
Joanne Gracy
Sue Guilispe
Timothy Habegger
Mary Ann Hau
George Hayes
Homemade Help
Gloria Irizarry
Jeannette Irving
Kaynor Technical School, Nursing
Program
Kim Kiel
Karen Kish
Karen Knox
Kuehne + Nagel
Carol LaFucia
Maria Lagasse
Cathy Lenihan
Lisa Leonard
Maloney Magnet School
Marie Ciochetti Memorial Club
Carla Martin
Lori Martin
Amy McHugh
Joseph Miata
Denise Miller
Nancy Minardi
Eileen Mitchell
Naugatuck Valley Community
College-ECDC
Naugatuck Valley Surgical
Center
Cynthia Normand
Norton Elementary School
Maria Ojeda
Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Padula
John Paige
Paul Parvis
Maureen Paul
Patricia Peterson
Sandy Porteus
Carol Prenez
Lindsey Prevuznak
Finn Quigley
Laurie Reisman
Maria Rodrigues
Kristen Roland
Sacred Heart Church (Southbury)
Deborah Sauers
Kiliana Schaaf
Lee Schlesinger
Anthony Scripo
Secor Cassidy and McPartland
Shop Rite
Eugene & Christine Shugrue
Arnold Smith
Starbucks
St. Paul’s Women of the ELCA
Ossie Taylor
Triplestitch
Toys For Tots
Mark Valente
University of Connecticut -
Waterbury Branch
Janet Walsh
Wesson Energy, Inc.
Michelle West
Cuda Zmuda
Allison & Tom Zmuda
The 1909 Legacy Society
A.B. Dayton
Anthony & Alison Edwards
Pamela & Donald Goss
Orinda Hall
Katharine F. M. Nichols
Paul & Martha Parvis
Sandra J. Porteus
Robert & Mary Jane Travers
Delia G. Tyrwhitt
Robert and Susanne Wesson
Volunteers
Ellen Baczeski
Jennifer Berntsen
Judy Brownstein
Joseph Budny
Jay Carlson
Rachel Cimmino
Barbara DeBaptiste
Tony Edwards
Susan Ellis
Iris Fontaine
Richard Glavin
Donald & Pam Goss
Joanne Gracy
Forrest Hanson
Mariella LaRosa Hillburn
Gregory Homewood
Fern Hungerford
Kaynor Technical School, Nat. Honor Society
Bonnie Loiseau
Kevin McSherry
Angie Medina
Norman Mellk
John Milone
Jim Morgan
Katharine F.M. Nichols
Bill Peterson
The Reverend David Pritchard
Joan Quilter
Sue Quincy
Eleanor Raymond
Sue Regan
Linda Rockhill
Lyssa Rotella-Soderberg
Doreen Ryan
Sandee Sorel-Leduc
Sue Wesson
Allison & Tom Zmuda
VITA Volunteers
Lucia Damelio
Bernie Grant
Mary Musco
Jeff Wilson
The 1909 Legacy Society
We are pleased to acknowledge this group
of philanthropists who have included Family
Services of Greater Waterbury in their estate
plans to support the Agency’s mission and
programs. We are also pleased to announce
that Family Services of Greater Waterbury
and the Connecticut Community Foundation
are partners and now offer a range of life
income gift opportunities. We invite you and
others to join The 1909 Legacy Society.
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“To accomplish great things, we must not only act,
but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.”
–Anatole France
Grants
77.2%
Children Programs
43.1%
Financial Statement
Development
2.6%
Family Services of Greater Waterbury, Inc.
2007 Operational Revenue
Family Services of Greater Waterbury, Inc.
2007 Operational Expenses
Employment Programs
22.1%
Our Mission: To strengthen families, individuals,
and children through quality services, community
collaboration, and social advocacy.
Program Fees
14.4%
Contributions
3.8%
Other
0.4%
Administration
13.3%
Investment
Income
0.8%
United Way
3.4%
Behavioral Health
Services
18.9%
Grants $2,505,243
Program Fees 468,323
United Way 111,166
Contributions 121,637
Investment Income 26,785
Other 12,199
Total Revenue $3,245,353
Children’s Programs $1,419, 403
Employment Programs 725,568
Behavioral Health Services 622,235
Administration 436,430
Development 86,933
Total Expenses $3,290,569
Our Vision: A healthy community where all families,
individuals, and children are valued and can develop their
unique strengths and achieve their full potential.
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Family Services of
Greater Waterbury, Inc.
34 Murray Street
Waterbury, CT 06710
Phone: (203) 756-8317
Fax: (203) 756-8310
16 Hillside Avenue
Naugatuck, CT 06770
Phone: (203) 720-5060
Fax: (203) 720-5061
Chapman House
A Safe Home
Phone: (203) 756-8317
Fax: (203) 756-8310
Map Key
Dark purple towns and cities identify
our service delivery area.
Case Management
Program
249 Thomaston Avenue
Waterbury, CT 06702
Phone: (203) 755-5117
Fax: (203) 753-0661
www.familyservicesgw.org
Family Services of Greater Waterbury, Inc. serves people without
regard to race, culture, age, gender, religion or sexual orientation
“Working together we can
strengthen our community.”
United Way
of Greater Waterbury
United Way of Naugatuck
& Beacon Falls
Nationally Accredited by the Council on
Accreditation for Children and Family Services
152 West Street
Danbury, CT 06813
Phone: (203) 730-2804
Fax: (203) 730-8747
486 Winsted Road
Torrington, CT 06790
Phone: (860)496-7895
Fax: (860)496-7942
LEAVE A LEGACY ®
CONNECTICUT
Consider leaving a legacy
to Family Services of Greater
Waterbury, Inc. For more
information, contact the
Development Department
at (203) 756-8317
Connecticut Council of
Family Service Agencies
Strengthening Connecticut’s Families
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