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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
IMPACTS:
IMPACTS:
1 in 4 women
1 in 7 men
1 in 3 dating teens
1 in 7 men
1 in 3 dating teens
Breaking the cycle of domestic violence...
One person at a time.
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Welcome to Prudence Crandall Center
Dedicated to helping individuals achieve lives free of domestic violence by providing care, advocacy, support, and education.
For over 50 years, Prudence Crandall Center has been a leader in our state’s efforts to reduce the devastating impact of domestic violence in the lives of victims, their children, and our community. Today PCC is one of only a few programs in the country offering the full spectrum of shelter, housing and support services needed to offer practical, long-term solutions to the challenges faced by victims, helping them heal and move forward to safe, self-sufficient lives, free of violence. We also provide professional trainings, prevention programs for youth, and outreach to raise awareness, reach victims in need, and prevent violence in the future. Through all of our programs and services, we touch the lives of 8,000 adults and children each year throughout our region and state.
Today, we honor the lives lost to violence against trans individuals, and uplift the strength and resilience of trans communities. Join us in remembering, mourning, and standing together on this #TransDayofRemembrance 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵
Please click into the post below from Beacon Prescriptions New Britain & comment Prudence Crandall Center, Inc. to help us win $1,000 for our work & show your support 💜💜💜
Our incredible friends from Suburban Woman's Club of Greater New Britain provided this amazing Friday night pizza party for our residents! Such a loving way to show you care💜 Huge thanks to our Bright Futures Committee member Christine Stanlonis for making it all possible - and knowing Chris, we bet she made some of those yummy desserts as well, as she also brought a delicious apple cake in for our staff 🍎 🍰 👏
We so appreciate our caring friend Wendy Hubbard & our partners from the Honorable Order of the Blue Goose International! Our shelter manager was thrilled to share those beautiful Calphalon pots and pans with our residents, and the other household supplies will help furnish new homes for survivors.
We're so grateful to Joan, Diana, & all of our friends from the ETA Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa International for brightening up the day at Rose Hill by stopping by with 47 gift bags filled with gifts, snacks, and more for our families! Thank you for all you do 💜
