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Connecticut Unemployment Law for Domestic Violence Victims.
Connecticut Law Title 31, Chapter 567, Section 236(a)(2)(A) includes leaving employment to protect yourself or your children from becoming or remaining a victim of domestic violence among good cause. The employer's account is not charged. For more info, contact (860) 263-6000.
Connecticut Law Title 31, Chapter 567, Section 236(a)(2)(A) includes leaving employment to protect yourself or your children from becoming or remaining a victim of domestic violence among good cause. The employer's account is not charged. For more info, contact (860) 263-6000.
| Location | Program | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| STATEWIDE |
The Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence | 888-774-2900 |
| Ansonia | The Umbrella | 203-736-9944 |
| Bridgeport | Center for Women & Families | 203-384-9559 |
| Danbury | Women's Center | 203-731-5200 |
| Dayville | United ServicesDV Program | 860-774-0826 |
| Enfield | Network Against Domestic Abuse | 860-763-4542 |
| Greenwich | Domestic Abuse Services | 203-869-6501 |
| Hartford | Interval House Catholic Family Services Office of the Victim Advocate St. Francis Behavioral Health Village for Children/Families | 860-527-0550 860-522-8341 860-550-6632 860-714-2928 860-236-4511 |
| Manchester | Community Guidance Clinic | 860-643-2101 |
| Meriden | Meriden-Wallingfor Chrysalis Center | 203-238-1501 |
| Middletown | New Horizons | 860-347-6971 |
| New Britain | Prudence Crandall Center | 888-774-2900 |
| New Haven | Domestic Violence Services | 203-789-8104 |
| New London | Women's Center of SE CT | 888-774-2900 |
| Norwalk | DV Crisis Center | 888-774-2900 |
| Norwich | Domestic Violence Services | 860-859-2515 |
| Plainville | Office of Victim Services The Wheeler Clinic | 860-747-6070 860-793-3500 |
| Sharon | Women's Support Services | 860-364-1900 |
| Stamford | DV Crisis Center | 888-774-2900 |
| Torrington | Susan B. Anthony Project | 860-482-7133 |
| Waterbury | Safer Haven | 203-575-0036 |
| Willimantic | United ServicesDV Program | 860-456-2261 |
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Last Updated: October 26, 2005