CCFSA is a network of 11 independent non-profit organizations that work to strengthen families across the state.

Important Announcement

After many years of service, Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies will officially close its doors effective 12/31/25. We are deeply grateful to all of our member agencies, partners, and community members who have supported us throughout our thirty-nine year history of serving Connecticut’s families.

Although we will no longer operate our four (4) programs effective 1/1/26, we want to ensure that you can still access the services you need. You can find alternative organizations/companies that provide similar support as our programs by following these hyperlinks:

We hope this information helps you find the resources you need moving forward. Thank you again for allowing us to be a part of your story.

With gratitude,
The Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies Team

 

Victims of Crime Act Case Management Program

Holistic supportive services for victims of crime to encourage safety and resiliency.
*not accepting new referrals effective 10/17/25

 

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families – Safety Net Services Case Management Program

Home-based case management and basic needs support program designed to promote self-sufficiency and child well-being.  This program will be managed by Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford, and offered statewide, effective 1/1/26.

 

Parenting Education Program

PEP is provided in response to the state legislation requiring that divorcing parents participate in parent education.  This program will be managed by Family & Children’s Agency, and offered statewide, effective 1/1/26

 

Screening Connecticut’s Youth

The Screening Connecticut’s Youth (SCY) Program was developed to screen children and adolescents throughout Connecticut for early detection of mental health challenges or trauma issues.  This program will be managed by Klingberg Family Centers, and offered in the greater New Britain area, effective 1/1/26.