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Connecticut Domestic Violence Crisis And Support Resources

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 Victim Advocates & Support Contacts
LocationProgramPhone
STATEWIDE The Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence
888-774-2900
AnsoniaThe Umbrella203-736-9944
BridgeportCenter for Women & Families203-384-9559
DanburyWomen's Center203-731-5200
DayvilleUnited ServicesDV Program860-774-0826
EnfieldNetwork Against Domestic Abuse860-763-4542
GreenwichDomestic Abuse Services203-869-6501
HartfordInterval 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
ManchesterCommunity Guidance Clinic860-643-2101
MeridenMeriden-Wallingfor Chrysalis Center203-238-1501
MiddletownNew Horizons860-347-6971
New BritainPrudence Crandall Center888-774-2900
New HavenDomestic Violence Services203-789-8104
New LondonWomen's Center of SE CT888-774-2900
NorwalkDV Crisis Center888-774-2900
NorwichDomestic Violence Services860-859-2515
PlainvilleOffice of Victim Services
The Wheeler Clinic
860-747-6070
860-793-3500
SharonWomen's Support Services860-364-1900
StamfordDV Crisis Center888-774-2900
TorringtonSusan B. Anthony Project860-482-7133
WaterburySafer Haven203-575-0036
WillimanticUnited ServicesDV Program860-456-2261



Initial support for this project was provided by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime, under the Helping Outreach Programs Expand (H.O.P.E.) program in 2005. Points of view in this website are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Dept. of Justice. This site depends on contributions from our users. Please consider making a donation.

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Last Updated: October 26, 2005