Due to flooding from the tropical storm, the Middletown Urgent Care location has temporarily relocated to 520 Saybrook Road, Suite N100 Middletown, CT. The hours for Middletown Urgent Care will remain the same.
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As we work together to navigate the coronavirus emergency, the Family Advocacy Program is offering Virtual Visits, also called telehealth visits, so that you can get the care you need from the comfort and safety of your own home.
The goal of the Family Advocacy Program is to improve the lives of children and families in Connecticut by delivering or providing access to:
Whenever possible we partner with organizations in the community on these initiatives so we can access more settings and so that the services for the families we serve together are more cohesive.
What is Early Head Start?
Early Head Start brings health, education, social services, and community resources to parents/guardians, who are often a child’s first teacher. The main purpose of the program is to identify child development goals and support parents/guardians in meeting these goals through everyday interactions with their children.
Who is eligible for Early Head Start?
This program is available to children from the prenatal stage up to age two-and-a-half.
What is Parenting Support Services (PSS)?
PSS is an in-home parent and child/teen service that offers:
Opportunity Knocks is a community collaborative of more than 60 health, education, and parent affiliates that addresses three of the most serious health problems for Middletown children:
Our Perinatal Support Programs provide free counseling to pregnant and postpartum women, so that they can connect to community resources. This includes helping women find an obstetrician, or a doctor who specializes in pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health.
The program also provides direct resources to help pregnant women and new moms apply for Husky insurance.
The Behavioral Health Outpatient Clinic offers families with children ages 5 through 18 services to meet their individual needs. These services include individual, family and group therapy settings as well as psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Psychological testing is available to current patients. We also provide psychiatric consultation for primary care providers and school personnel.
The Child First program helps heal and protect children and families from the devastating effects of trauma and chronic stress by fostering the development of strong, nurturing parent-child relationship, promoting adult capacity and connecting families with needed services. This program is available to parents (or long-term caregivers) and children up to age 6.
24-hour a day, 365-day a year telephone triage providing psychiatric crisis intervention service for children and their families. Mobile crisis in-person intervention available between 6 am-10 pm Monday - Friday, and 1 pm-10 pm on weekends and holidays.
Intensive in-home services for families with children and adolescents experiencing serious emotional behavioral problems including those who are returning to family following hospitalization or out of home placement, children at risk of hospitalization and children for which outpatient services are not sufficient to allow the child to remain safely in the family.
As the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, our WIC program serves to safeguard the health of low-income women, infants and children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk by providing access to nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating and referrals to health care. The program is available for pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women and their children up to age 5.
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