Community Support and Services

FOR AN EMERGENCY: dial 911 before any of these numbers

Crisis Assessment, Triage & Intake Evaluation 

 

River Valley Services Mobile Crisis Team 

24/7 Emergency Services: (860) 344-2100
Non-emergency: (860) 262-5239


Rushford Center 

(860) 346-0300
Triage and evaluation for adults in need of substance abuse services   


Middlesex Hospital Center for Behavioral Health 

(860) 343-4008
Comprehensive outpatient and inpatient behavioral health evaluation and treatment



Mental Health Treatment and Support Services 

 

River Valley Services 

(860) 262-5200
Local mental health authority and provider of 
comprehensive community mental health services


Gilead Community Services, Inc. 

(860) 343-5300
Residential, rehabilitative, case management, psychosocial and ACT services


Middlesex Hospital Center for Behavioral Health 

(860) 343-4008
Outpatient and inpatient psychiatric services


Community Health Center, Inc. 

(860) 347-6971
Case management and homeless outreach services


Kuhn Employment Opportunities 

(860) 347-8923
Supported employment services


St. Vincent de Paul 

(860) 344-0097
Case management and support services for residents of Liberty Commons



Substance Abuse Treatment and Support Services 


Rushford Center 

(860) 346-0300
Comprehensive substance abuse treatment services


The Connection, Inc. 

(860) 343-5500 ext: 2125
Outpatient and residential substance abuse treatment services

United Labor Agency 

(860) 347-8060 Mon - Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Vocational services for adults with addictions disorders



Housing and Homelessness Services 


Currently homeless or at-risk of being homeless:

If you, or someone you know, is at risk of having to leave their home and having nowhere to stay or currently without housing, please dial 2-1-1 and press Option 3 to speak with a 211 Housing Crisis Specialist.

Housing Authorities by Town:
PHA Contact Report by State and City

Housing Choice Voucher Program:
CTHCVP
Lists open waitlists for subsidized housing.

Eviction Prevention Fund:
Eviction Prevention Fund
Potential assistance if served eviction papers.

Foreclosure Prevention Hotline:
1-877-472-8313
M-F 8AM – 5PM
This hotline offers advice and guidance for homeowners struggling with their mortgage or facing foreclosure. You can reach them at 1-877-472-8313. Calls will be returned within two business days.

Mauro Meadow:
Durham low-income, older adult housing. Applications, waitlists, and property managed by:
Wildwood Property Management LLC
PO BOX 746
Tolland, CT 06084
(860) 398-5429

Application



Emergency Shelters and Services 

 

Eddy Shelter 

Please call 211 for information 
Emergency shelter for homeless, single adults


American Red Cross 

(860) 347-8686
Emergency housing for homeless families


New Horizons 

(860) 347-3044
Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence

Women's Center of Southeastern CT 

(860) 701-6000
Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence for Lyme and Old Lyme


Sexual Assault Crisis Services of Central CT 

1-888-999-5545
Emergency care for victims of sexual assault/domestic violence



Basic Needs 

 

Amazing Grace 

(860) 347-3222
Food Pantry for low-income individuals and families

St. Vincent de Paul Place 

(860) 244-0097
Soup kitchen for low-income individuals and families

Department of Social Services 

(860) 704-3100
Cash assistance and basic needs for low-income, unemployable, single adults (SAGA); 
health insurance (Medicaid) for low-income elderly and disabled


Community Renewal Team 

(860) 347-4465
Assistance for low-income individuals and families

Social Security Administration 

(860) 347-8562
Cash assistance and health insurance (Medicare) for the elderly and disabled


Energy Assistance


CT CEAP Program:

       
State Energy Assistance Online Portal

        
Income and Other Guidelines and Information

Operation Fuel (now Generation Power):
https://gpct.org/
A nonprofit with slightly higher income limits than the state CEAP program.
GPCT has four Energy Assistance Application Cycles:
September 2-10, November 2-10, January 2-10, & March 2-10.


Support Groups 

 

NAMI - Connecticut 

(800) 215-3021
Support groups in Middletown and Old Lyme for family members of the mentally ill


Mental Health Association of Connecticut 

(800) 842-1501
Support groups for individuals and various psychiatric illnesses


Alcoholics Anonymous 

(800) 530-9511
12-step support groups for alcoholics


Narcotics Anonymous 

(800) 627-3543
12-step support groups for drug abusers


Alanon 

1-888-825-2666
Support groups for family members of substance-abusing individuals


Oasis Center 

(860) 344-0551
Support groups and other services for individuals with HIV/AIDS


Medical Care and Services 

 

Community Health Center, Inc. 

(860) 347-6971
Comprehensive medical and dental services provided on a sliding fee scale


Middlesex Hospital Family Practice Residency Program 

(860) 358-4857
Medical Care provided on a sliding fee scale


Victim Services


Domestic Violence Hotline 

(888) 774-2900


Sexual Assault Hotline 

(800) 786-2929


CT Justice Department Office for Victim Services 

(860) 263-2760


Family Abuse


Child Abuse 

(800) 842-2288

Domestic Violence 

(888) 774-2900

Elder Abuse 

(888) 385-4225


Hotlines


Domestic Violence 

(888) 774-2900

Suicide Prevention 

(800) 237-8255 or dial 988

Sexual Assault 

(800) 786-2929


The Trevor Project LGBTQ Hotline 

(866) 488-7386


Teen Crisis 

Text: START to 741-741


Information and Referrals


CT United Way 

211


Durham Middlefield Youth and Family Services 

www.dmyfs.org
(860) 349-0258