FLE is seeking a highly motivated individual as the Youth Services Coordinator .

This person will oversee and implement programming for teen and young parents, prevention programming for youth and related research.

Services include home visiting, case management and educational groups and activities.

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Family Life Education
30 Arbor Street, South, Suite 102
Hartford, CT 06106

“We were 11 and 8 and we were left with nothing but the clothes we were wearing- pajamas and coats- not good coats just regular old ones. But people gave to us- they were so generous- and that is why we give back,” said Sister Norah Foley, now 84, as she delivered gorgeous hand-made hats, scarves and baby blankets for the children of Family Life Education.

Sister Norah Foley and her sister Rosemary McCloud lived in Clydebank, Scotland, a little town, but one in which ships were built. For two nights in 1941,

Thank you for your support of the 2011 Gala, “A Place to Play, A Place to Grow, A Place of Hope.” We again exceeded the previous record for numbers attending and funds raised- a portion of which will go towards the new Children’s Gym/Wellness Center.

Please check out the event and find your photo!

This year Ashley, a current client, shared how she felt before she came to FLE: “All alone in the dark, can’t see, can’t hear, confused, and scared.  Is this the right path? Do I turn around and just stop?”

Children are screened for developmental delays:

• every two months until age 2
• every three months until age 3, and
• every six months until age 6
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  44 children have been referred for early intervention- saving thousands of tax dollars from special education spending
  Parents learn how to help their children speak and read through early literacy and speech workshops like Lee y Seras (Read and You Will Become), Raising Readers and Let's Talk, It Makes a Difference.

This is the type of work supported by Lincoln Financial Foundation through their recent grant of $10,000.

One mother now participating in Lee y Seras says: My days were always boring. Then I remembered to go to Family Life Education- an educational program!...