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From the Start: LEAP ›

Now in its third decade, LEAP continues to mentor the inquisitive youth who come for after-school and summer programs.

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From the Start: New Haven Food Salvage Project ›

It all started with the potato skins served at a New Haven restaurant on Elm Street.

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Transforming Youth Justice ›

12.13.2018

Professionals working with youth use the latest research and education to reform the way young people and families are treated throughout the juvenile justice system.

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Positive Strides Made in Gender-Specific Programming ›

12.13.2018

Grants totaling $80,950 from the Community Fund for Women & Girls influenced and improved the development of gender-specific programming across the region.

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Matthew Higbee

Director of Communications

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