Connecticut early childhood educators and staff will now have access to new financial assistance for health insurance premiums through Access Health CT.
Read MoreA report this month from Connecticut Foodshare and UConn’s Health Equity Lab for the People (HELP) provides a closer look at the experiences of Connecticut residents who access food pantries, and highlights the need for access to food.
Read MoreAlthough the new semester is barely a month old, there’s much happening across the University of Connecticut, as President Radenka Maric highlighted in her latest newsletter to the university community and beyond.
Read MoreConnecticut College’s National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) club, which was founded this year, was recently named the 2026 On Campus Club of the Year Award by the NAMI organization.
Read MoreForty-two organizations from across Connecticut will help their communities understand and navigate changes to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), with funding from the Connecticut Health Foundation and the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation.
Read MoreThe economic reality facing Connecticut’s most vulnerable households isn’t reflected in topline numbers about the state’s recent economic successes, New Haven-based policy research and child advocacy group Connecticut Voices for Children said in a new report this month.
Read MoreWhile the vast majority of Connecticut parents regularly read to and engage in bonding activities with their young children, economic disparities and systemic barriers, such as work demands, lack of accessible books, and representation gaps, are limiting low-income and racially diverse families, according to new findings released recently.
Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Education has awarded Central Connecticut State University a $250,000 annual federal TRIO Educational Talent Search (ETS) grant, representing a $1.25 million investment over five years, to help students overcome barriers, achieve and prepare for successful post-secondary and career pathways.
Read MoreFour young Connecticut residents with intellectual disabilities are challenging the state’s use of a strict intelligence quotient (IQ) cutoff to determine eligibility for critical services.
Read MoreMeta is urging, for meaningful progress to happen, TikTok and YouTube to “join us and state attorneys general in adopting this new standard, to ensure teens use social media in a healthy and responsible way.”
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