Honoring the strength of survivors, supporting those currently fighting, and remembering those we’ve lost. As your representative, I’m committed to advocating for access to early detection, treatment, research funding, and community support for those fighting breast cancer.
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month begins, I’m thinking of all the families in our community who have been affected by this disease.
In Connecticut, we’ve made strides to protect survivors of domestic violence by passing critical legislation that strengthens protections and expands resources. From enhanced restraining orders to our state’s Red Flag Law, we’re ensuring that every survivor has the help they need to stay safe.
I will always stand with domestic violence survivors and work to build a future free from abuse. You are not alone.
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October is now Disability Employment Awareness Month in Connecticut after Governor Lamont signed a proclamation recognizing all Connecticut residents with disabilities in the workplace and, in honor of their many accomplishments.
The Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services has been a wonderful resource in assisting individuals with disabilities, too, from preparing for, maintaining, and advancing in employment. Services include vocational counseling, job search assistance, on-the-job training, and more!
In CT, assistance for job seekers with disabilities is available virtually and in person through a variety of resources, including:
·The Connecticut Department of Aging and Disability Services website for more information on employment and other services available to people with disabilities can be accessed
Please see the flyers below for pertinent information about getting updated vaccines for COVID-19 and flu shots that may be helpful for you, your families, and your friends, including scheduling appointments with your healthcare provider, major CT insurance providers' COVID-19 resources, and how to get free COVID-19 tests at home.
The state Treasurer's office is hosting their annual Dream Big! Competition, which gives K-12 students the chance to win up to $20,000 toward their education.
To enter, students answer a question through artwork, an essay, or a video. Younger students focus on what they want to do when they grow up, and older students are asked to describe a lesson they’ve learned or a person who has impacted their lives.
