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Association of Religious Communities Danbury

Website: http://www.arcforpeace.org/


Danbury, CT - 06810
(203) 792-9450

Financial Help Provided: Utility Help, Emergency Shelter, Employment Expenses




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Mission and Programs

Our mission: "To facilitate interfaith cooperation and other partnerships to alleviate the causes of violence suffering and hatred while advancing peace, justice and human dignity." The Mission is primarily implemented through 5 core programs:

    Domestic Violence Prevention (DVP) - Intervention groups for men and women to end the violence in their homes.
    Dream Homes Community Center (DHCC) - Homeless & Housing Advocacy for people who are homeless or at very high risk (within 14 days of eviction).
    Emergency Aid Network (EAN) - Financial aid for low-income households to buy basic necessities.
    Kids in Danbury Schools (KIDS) - The goal is to provide Kindergarten and elementary school students in Danbury's Title I schools (schools with a high proportion of families below the poverty line) with a strong educational foundation for continued success in their academic and post-education lives.
    Resettlement Assistance - For refugees and immigrants in early stages of resettlement.
    The Meeting House - Seasonal projects for youth and adults such as: Forum on Faith column in The News Times, Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, Interfaith Peace Camp, Clergy Forums & Community Dialogues and Rapid Response to Hate Crimes.





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Mission Statement
To help the needy find financial aid and assistance. This nation is going through tough times and providing a helping hand can help make the world a better place.