Grants Support Vital Programs
The grants received from August 2017 to August 2018, totaling $127,000, include:
Altrusa International, Inc. NECT
$600 to fund sex trafficking training for staff at the Groton programs
Bodenwein Public Benevolent Foundation
$1,000 to support a clothing fund for clients being served at Care Plus and Joshua Center Southeast
Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut Foundation
$1,500 to create a therapeutic library to benefit clients at Care Plus
Chelsea Groton Foundation
$3,000 to build an outdoor play area for Joshua Center Thames Valley
$2,400 to create a therapeutic library to benefit the clients at the Joshua Center Thames Valley
Community Foundation of Eastern CT
$16,000 to support the Natchaug Client Connection and Retention Project
Community Foundation of Eastern CT – the Marilyn Anne Adams Nellis Fund
$5,000 to purchase sensory motor arousal regulation treatment (SMART) supplies for Journey House
Connecticut Health Foundation
$50,000 to fund the integration of behavioral health in the primary care setting
The Dime Bank Foundation
$1,500 to purchase sewing machines for clients at Joshua Center Thames Valley
Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS)
$25,000 to train staff to treat gambling addictions in the adult ambulatory programs
The ECSU Foundation
$9,000 raised at the annual ECSU foundation luncheon, attended by almost 100 people, to benefit Natchaug educational programs. Over 10 years, the annual ECSU Foundation luncheons have raised a more than $120,000.
The Johnson Family Foundation
$20,000 to support upgrades to the child and adolescent unit, family room updates and playscape enhancements as well as naloxone kits for clients and their families
Soroptomist International. of Willimantic
$1,000 to fund trauma-informed yoga programs at Journey House