| PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Parents’ Foundation for Transitional
Living, Inc. aims to help residents who have a mental
illness live in the community at the most independent
living level that is safely possible, with the supports
they need to do so.
To help residents succeed in community living,
Parents’ Foundation has two major programs
that offer residents varying levels of structure
and support. The programs are:
1)
The Residential
Living Center and
2)
The Supervised
Apartment Program
Residents who are new to Parents’ Foundation
join us in the
our group home – the Residential Living Center.
Some residents transition through the programs –
stabilizing and building skills needed to move out
and live in their own apartment in the community.
Other residents may stay in the in-house programs
on a
long-term or permanent basis and continue to benefit
from the support services provided.
Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living,
Inc. promotes a resident’s recovery through
the individual’s integration in the community.
Our Broadway location offers residents easy access
to New Haven’s best:
- psychiatric
providers & mental health centers
- medical treatment
- psychosocial
rehabilitation programs
- vocational
programs
- colleges and
universities
- arts and music
programs
- museums and
theaters
- sports and
sporting events
- restaurants,
coffee houses, shopping and
- transportation
(including the New Haven Trolley!)
All residents can participate in our in-house Resident
Recovery and Enrichment Program. This program provides
opportunities to the residents to rediscover and
pursue activities of interest, fitness, and independent
living skill building.
Our diverse staff contributes to making Parents’
Foundation a warm, caring atmosphere where residents
are supported and encouraged as they make progress.
Please visit our Contact
Us page to request more information about our
programs.
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