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Text Box: Naugatuck Social Service Network
Sandy Porteus, co-chairperson, sporteus@familyservices.org
Eileen Bronko, co-chairperson, ebronko1@snet.net
Kimberly Van Driel, co-chairperson,  immanuelpastor@sbcglobal.net 
           

 

 

 

 

 

 

Purpose: 

The Naugatuck Social Service Network is a collaborative coalition of social service and medical providers, clergy and concerned citizens actively engaged in fostering a coordinated social service system of care to meet the various needs of the residents of Naugatuck.

Mission Statement: 

To educate, advocate and foster a coordinated social service system of care for Naugatuck residents.

History:

In 2005, the Connecticut Community Foundation, Naugatuck Savings Bank Foundation and United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls provided a three year grant to assist in the establishment of a central social service entity in Naugatuck that would provide support and referrals to Naugatuck residents in need.  This grant was used to supplement funding from the Borough of Naugatuck so that the Borough could enter into a three year contract with Family Services of Greater Waterbury to provide oversight, staffing and support for this entity.

In conjunction with this initiative, Connecticut Community Foundation provided a grant to Family Services of Greater Waterbury to conduct a study of the existing social service network in Naugatuck to better understand resident needs.  This study was conducted by Donna Studdiford of On Point Consulting and “The Naugatuck Social Service Delivery System: An Overview” was presented to Borough officials and all interested local social service providers in winter 2006. 

As a result of this presentation a group of local officials and providers formed a group to consider the recommendations suggested in the study.  On April 12, 2007 this group formerly met and began the process of creating the Naugatuck Social Service Network.

Naugatuck Social Service Network

Resource List

SERVICE PROVIDERS

 

INFOLINE (Statewide)………………………………………………………………..211        

 

American Red Cross……………………………………………………           (203) 729-2219

Waterbury Area Chapter, 64 Holmes Ave., Waterbury 06710

 

CT. Dept. of Social Services…………………………………………...           (203) 597-4000

Waterbury Region, 24 Thomaston Ave. Waterbury, 06708

 

Ecumenical Food Bank…………………………………………………           (203) 723-1922

Contact:  Marty Lee Fenton, 75 Spring Street, Naugatuck

 

Department of Public Health…………………………………………..            (203) 881-3255

Contact:  Deborah Horvath, Naugatuck

 

Family Services of Greater Waterbury, Inc…………………………...           (203) 720-5060

Contact Stacy Hankey, 16 Hillside Avenue, Naugatuck

 

Human Resource Development Agency (HRD)……………………..           (203) 729-8663

Contact:  Johanna Clisham, 575 Rubber Avenue, Naugatuck

 

Meals on Wheels………………………………………………………..          (203) 720-7089

Contact:  Harvey Frydman, 300 Meadow Street, Naugatuck

 

Naugatuck Early Childhood Development……………………………            (203) 729-2390

Contact:  Janice Mons, 174 Coen Street, Naugatuck

 

Naugatuck Senior Center………………………………………………           (203) 720-7089

Contact:  Harvey Frydman, 300 Meadow Street, Naugatuck

 

Naugatuck Visiting Nurses Association……………………………….............(203) 720-7095

Contact:  Anne Butler, 16 Park Place, Naugatuck

 

Naugatuck Youth & Family Services………………………………….           (203) 720-5673

Contact:  Jane Lobdell, 13 Scott Street, Naugatuck

 

Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury, Inc………………………………..           (203) 575-0388

Contact:  Peggy Panagrossi, 29 Central Ave. P.O. Box 1503, Wtby 06721