City Resource Guide

Abilis supports people with special needs, providing early intervention, customized therapies, family education, and advocacy through a wide range of service programs on skills, job training, employment help, and more.

All Our Kin trains and sustains family child care professionals in their roles as educators and entrepreneurs, partnering with them to create enriching and viable programs that benefit entire communities.

Americares Free Clinics provides quality health care to low-income, uninsured patients in a setting where all individuals are treated with dignity and respect.

ARI of Connecticut enriches the lives of people with disabilities and their families by enabling them to achieve their fullest potential at home, at work, and in the community.

Ballet School of Stamford fosters the art of dance by offering excellent training while promoting cultural diversity, supporting access to the arts, and welcoming individuals of all ages and abilities.

Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens cultivates a diverse collection of trees, gardens, and plants for all to explore, enjoy and study, providing through education and stewardship a greener, healthier, lovelier environment.

The Beyond Limits Academic Program develops academic confidence in local youth - focusing on economically disadvantaged families - through subsidized, non-school-based peer-to-peer math and science tutoring, mentoring and academic advocacy.

Building One Community, The Center for Immigrant Opportunity, advances the successful integration of immigrants and their families.

Catholic Charities Senior Nutrition Program provides supportive services that enable families to rise up out of poverty, overcome barriers, and achieve self-sufficiency and independence, helping people of all faiths.

Charter Oak Communities provides housing opportunities and human services to enable Stamford residents to thrive.

The Children's Learning Center builds nurturing and innovative early childhood educational experiences for all children and their families.

Clothes To Kids Fairfield County (CTKF) exists to provide new and high quality gently used clothing for school, free of charge, to low income or in crisis children in grades K-12th grade in Fairfield County, Connecticut who come to shop in a boutique store, with the assistance of a personal shopper, twice a year.