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A strong economy begins with a community that supports its people. When you support workforce training, financial literacy and public transportation, you enable individuals and families to work where they live, increasing their chances of economic success and deepening their investment in the community. And, in so doing, you create an atmosphere conducive to that community’s economic growth and vitality.

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Last Rose Farm in New England has Blooming Future

Last Rose Farm in New England has Blooming Future The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven is helping to secure a brighter future for local adults with autism and the last rose farm in New England. programs.

ConnCAT Preparing For First Classes

The Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology (ConnCAT), opening in New Haven this spring, will join a network of nationally renowned youth arts programs and adult vocational programs.

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Traffic calming and pedestrian safety are just two of the New Haven Safe Streets Coalition's many concerns as they work to improve traffic safety and public health.

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Why You Should Start A Company In... New Haven (FastCompany, 4/25/12)


Connecticut has the 5th-highest rates of long-term unemployment in the country, and underemployment is highest among the lowest-income households. Included in this State of Working CT 2011 Jobs report is analysis of statewide employment sectors and labor force trends and employment trends among recent graduates of the Connecticut State University System.

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