CT's urgent and mobile crisis centers, which help children in mental health crises, are running low on funds, service ...

The four urgent crisis centers are in Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury and New London. They're open for walk-in, outpatient care.

The four urgent crisis centers established as part of 2022 legislation were launched using one-time dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act. Advocates say in order to operate long-term, the progr… ...

The API failed to deliver the resource. I-TEAM: CT's Kids in Crisis, access to mental health care still a problem, parents and advocates say ...

His child care center, along with others across the state, temporarily shut its doors, as people from several Connecticut towns and cities took part in a "Morning Without Child Care." Around 100 ...

Those in charge of overseeing the state’s Urgent Crisis Centers — which focus on youth mental health services — are concerned ...

The approved 2024-25 budget includes an additional $15 million in the second year to increase funding for other subsidized early care programs.

The long-term sustainability of three urgent crisis centers for children experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis is in jeopardy because funding is uncertain, according to the centers ...

More than half of Connecticut mothers hospitalized for postpartum mental health emergencies had no documented mental health condition at the time of delivery, according to a new state analysis that ...

State lawmakers Thursday planned to debate an extension of funding for several urgent crisis centers, that provide behavior health care for young people and their families.

Children in mental health crisis can now go to one of the state’s four urgent crisis centers to get help rather than risking an hours-long wait in the emergency room for care, officials said ...