The Children's Community Programs of CT

Education - pathways academy, a program of ccp, is an accredited free-standing special education school that served 41 students during The year. It provides an individualized education focused on educational, emotional and social needs of students ages 12-21. The academic program is supplemented by transition services, a full-time social worker and an onsite behavioral health clinic. Additional educational Programs within ccp included a satellite alternative high school in partnership with The new haven board of education, and Programs offering supplemental coursework for students expelled from their local district and restricted to home-bound academics. Ccp also provided educational advocacy to 584 youth in The 12 probation districts across The state, achieving individual education goals in partnership with local school districts.

Community based services -ccp provides a wide array of community-based services, delivering critical interventions to children and families across The life span. These services range from in-home parenting training for new parents to post-secondary education and vocational coaching and placement. In 2022 ccp's foster care program served over 330 youth, providing placement in more than 130 foster homes across The state of CT. Program goals within foster care are to achieve permanency and overall well-being outcomes. Youth and young adults are also served in a vocational placement and coaching program, where 52 youth received services and achieved their vocational goals. Further program development in 2022 included a contract award from The us department of health and human services to provide transitional housing and placement services to youth immigrating to The united states. This program serves children and youth from 0 to 18 years of age and works in direct partnership with The office of refugee resettlement (orr).