SIGN UP NOW: 2009 CT Leadership Empowerment
Action Project Course (click
here for application and
information)
Connecticut Community College Brief: Strengthening
Our Workforce(Policy Brief #2)
2008-2009 Connecticut KIDS
COUNT Data Book: Three on a
Seesaw: Balancing Early Care
and Education, Families, and
the Economy
Connecticut Community College Brief: Strengthening
Our Workforce(Policy Brief #1)
Child and Family Poverty in New England: Policy Brief
Child Poverty Brief 2008
Your Family's Money II: Managing Debt & Credit (2008) (English)
Your Family's Money II: Managing Debt & Credit
(2008) (Spanish)
2007 Connecticut KIDS COUNT Report: Connecting the Dots:
Growth, Work, and Prosperity
 
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Welcome to Connecticut Association for Human Services
Our Mission
To end poverty and engage, equip, and empower all families in Connecticut to build a secure future.
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Our Vision
A Connecticut where all children and families
thrive and, regardless of
income, contribute to and
share in the state’s
growth. A Connecticut
where low-income
residents work with
government, business,
labor and faith leaders in
developing policies and
programs that ensure
Connecticut’s prosperity,
as well as their own.
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Opportunity & Prosperity
Strong collaboration is needed to harness
Connecticut’s wealth and resources to secure
opportunity and prosperity for all who live
here. CAHS is convening many partners—from
government, business, labor, philanthropy, faith,
nonprofits, and low-income communities—to help
make this happen.
CAHS and our partners are building an organized
constituency for change, with an emphasis on
values we all share. Together, we will work to
promote changes in policies and practices that
promote a strong economy, strengthen our
workforce, and reduce poverty.
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