Connection House

The Connection was one of Connecticut's first agencies to initiate community-based treatment programs.  We have found repeatedly, and research has shown, that services provided in the community are especially effective – helping both the person or family in need, as well as contributing to the well-being of the community.  We strive to offer the community a chance to recognize the power and benefits of caring for people and supporting their ability to grow. 

have been the first of their kind in the state. Examples are Liberty Commons, the first supportive housing program in Connecticut; our Center for the Treatment of Problem Sexual Behavior, a nationally-recognized program that promotes public safety by treating sex offenders; and Supportive Housing for Families, a unique program that seeks to reunite children with their parents. We have a strong history of working in true partnership with our primary funding sources – Connecticut’s Department of Children and Families, Court Support Services Division, Department of Correction, and Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services – to develop, test, and implement innovative solutions to complex human problems.