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6:00 pm New London, CT: Southeast Region – CT Family Support Network @ Lawrence and Memorial Hospital
New London, CT: Southeast Region – CT Family Support Network @ Lawrence and Memorial Hospital
Apr 1 @ 6:00 pm
 
6:00 pm Waterbury, CT: Children’s Therapy Services Parent Networking Support Group @ Children's Therapy Services
Waterbury, CT: Children’s Therapy Services Parent Networking Support Group @ Children's Therapy Services
Apr 1 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
For parents of children with any disability or special health need. Childcare available with advanced request. For more information contact Cindy Jackson at 203-271-3288 or [email protected] or Tracey Blackman at [email protected]
6:30 pm West Haven, CT: Autism Family Support Group @ Johnson Community Center (upper level)
West Haven, CT: Autism Family Support Group @ Johnson Community Center (upper level)
Apr 1 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Sponsored by the West Haven Interagency Network for Children. Please contact either Janet Booth or Randy Brown at 203-937-3760 for information and to reserve a space. Child care available.
7:00 pm Fairfield, CT: Parent Support Group @ Fairfield Woods Middle School
Fairfield, CT: Parent Support Group @ Fairfield Woods Middle School
Apr 1 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Parent support group sponsored by The Pilot House and facilitated by Laurel Carey, Psychologist. Please contact [email protected] for information and registration.
7:00 pm West Hartford, CT: High Functioning Autism and Developmental Delays Support Group @ Family Resource and Development Center
West Hartford, CT: High Functioning Autism and Developmental Delays Support Group @ Family Resource and Development Center
Apr 1 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
This group is run by the Family Resources and Development Center in West Hartford. The group is for parents, other adult family members as well as caregivers who are in need of support due the unique demands of helping to