Music Haven Keeps the Music Going ›
Young musicians continue to play chamber music as Music Haven adapts its programming to the pandemic.
Student-led Nonprofit Brings Telemedicine Access to the Vulnerable ›
Since its March launch, TeleHealth Access for Seniors has delivered 2,000 devices to seniors and low-income patients in Greater New Haven and around the country.
Food, Shelter and Compassion ›
Beth El, the only provider of emergency shelter and food services in Milford, ramps up its efforts during COVID-19.
Doctors Prescribe Reading to Young Children ›
Reach Out and Read continues to make books and reading part of well-child visits during the pandemic.
At the heart of Citywide Youth Coalition's mission is creating opportunities for young people to develop leadership skills and be engaged in their schools, neighborhoods and communities.
Youth Counseling Online Becomes a Lifeline ›
Leadership, Education and Athletics in Partnership, Inc. (LEAP) counselors help young people stay engaged during the pandemic.
Greater New Haven community health agencies are staying connected with vulnerable clients and patients online and on the phone.
Clifford Beer Offers Relief During Social Isolation ›
Clifford Beers Clinic is helping people feel connected during these times of social isolation with a new “warm line.”
Youth Expression Through The Word ›
During a recent grant from The Community Foundation, The Word worked with 16 different public school classes and about 100 English Language Learners.
This rich history of the Quinnipiac River is explored in a photographic series on thequinnipiacriver.com, the website for The Quinnipiac River Fund. The series pairs historic with present-day photos, and features the iconic Grand Avenue Bridge.
