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The City of New Haven will hold a community fundraiser on November 19 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the Green in order to address homelessness and to keep the overflow shelter open during the winter. Tent City began in 2008, and it is the hope of the City to promote the same spirit of community and raise awareness of homelessness issues.
A project that helps New Haven residents increase racial equity by encouraging dialogues in and across neighborhoods and supporting action to further positive change.
When users visit the seeclickfix.com/New-Haven homepage, they will be greeted with a United Way banner asking New Haven residents to get involved in opportunities to Give, Advocate or Volunteer in Greater New Haven.
During my three years in New Haven I have learned a lot about the city and the many fun activities available. I frequently find myself sharing my favorites suggested activities when I met other 20 and 30 something’s who are new to town or are looking to become more involved. In that spirit I want to share my personal “top 10” list of social and civic activities in New Haven. I know this is not a comprehensive list nor will these activities appeal to everyone but I hope that it might help you discover something new.
The New Haven Early Childhood Plan outlines how the New Haven community can work together to ensure that all New Haven children birth through age 8 are healthy, safe, thriving in nurturing families, and prepared to be successful lifelong learners.
The City of New Haven's Department of Youth recently unveiled its New Haven Youth Map, a useful resource that connects parents and youth to services and opportunities, including summer and after-school programs as well as internships and transportation options.
