Southwick Coalition

"Dedicated to providing quality support services for the families of Southwick"

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Support

The Southwick Family Support Coalition partners with area groups, agencies and organizations to bring additional family support services to Southwick. Last year the Coalition provided administrative and/or financial support to:

Boys and Girls Club After School Program
Care for Children K thru 12, 3-6 pm, Monday-Friday

Strong Teen Program
Purchases materials for a social/emotional curriculum program at the high school

Vacation Week Programming
April trip to Mystic Seaport and aquarium.

Evening Volleyball at STRHS
Gym time and adult supervision for intramural volleyball for high school students.

CPC Kids Fair
A fun opportunity for families to learn about services for their young children.

Parents Night Out
Babysitting event gives parents an opportunity for adult time.

Family Trip
Free tickets to the Red Door Theater's production of Charlotte's Web.

Plan for Safety

While parents may not realize it almost all children are aware of abuse in the home. Seeing abuse or violence in the home affects all children in some way.

You can plan for safety with your child and provide him/her with emotional support.

Help is available for you and your children and most services are at no cost.
Support Services
YWCA/New Beginnings - 562-5739 (provides short term counseling for victims of domestic violence and support groups)

YWCA Shelter & Helpline - (800) 796-8711 (Springfield office)

Hampden County DA's Office Mom's Safety First Project/Family Protection Unit - (413) 452-1143 (Provides mothers with community-based resources and referrals)

Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under a tree on a summer's day, listening to the murmur of water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time.

John Lubbock 1834-1913, English Biologist & Politican

Coalition Newsletter

Watch for our bi-monthly newsletter published during the school year. If your child attends Woodland Elementary, Powder Mill School or Granville Village school a newsletter will be sent home with her. parents of STRHS students receive the newsletter by mail. If you don't have children in school and would like to receive the newsletter, sign up on the homepage or call us at 569-3456.