OUR MISSION
To assist and support children with emotional and behavioral issues by providing a special education day school and a system of child and family-focused mental health services.
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We serve children ages 3 to 15 years of age with varying academic levels, learning abilities, and behavioral and emotional issues that may impede their ability to learn.
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From volunteering at one of our special events to making a donation, you can help children struggling with mental health conditions have the chance to reach their potential. Learn how to help
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Be a part of our community today and share your story anonymously about a child, loved one, friend, or even a story about your own journey with mental health issues of any kind.
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Here you will find a wealth of information on understanding and navigating children's mental health, as well as how to connect with other government agencies and resource centers Find what you need
What’s going on at CCGC
Serious impact for your investment.
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Years of Experience
61
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Towns Served
47
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Children Helped Each Year
1,000

News & Notes
As a kid, we’re taught to consider breakfast the most important meal of our day. Whether or not we all follow this advice...well that is a whole other story. However, once again science comes to the rescue to help us understand why this age-old guidance is actually very prudent...
After months of quarantine, Connecticut’s summer schools are reopening their doors, day camps and other programs are starting up, and families are beginning to venture out to restaurants, beaches, picnics, and parties. While care still needs to be taken and recommendations followed, we have learned a lot and can now begin using that knowledge to help our children enjoy summer activities.
Nearly 700,000 children are victims of sexual abuse in the U.S. every year, and because of current nationwide lockdowns, vulnerable children are limited from getting the help they might otherwise receive, particularly from mandated reporters in schools and extracurricular programs. Mental Health Month presents an opportunity to raise awareness and show child abuse victims that they are supported, especially when they are isolated and alone during quarantine.
Teletherapy during coronavirus
Helping kids reach their therapy goals from afar!