Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living

02/27/2026

We had a great time at the Career Fair at Southern Connecticut State University today!

We’re especially excited to share that our very first Communications & Social Media Intern will be joining us next month, a meaningful step as we continue building opportunities for students who want to learn this work with intention and heart.

At Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living, marketing isn’t just promotion, it’s a responsibility. We believe in trauma-informed storytelling, honoring lived experiences with dignity, and protecting confidentiality at every step. Every story shared should empower, never exploit. Every message should reflect respect, never assumption.

We look forward to supporting more students who want to learn how ethical, compassionate communication can make a real impact in the mental health field.

If you're passionate about purposeful storytelling and community-centered work, we’d love to connect. 💙

02/25/2026

Mental health shapes how we think, feel, and connect each day. At Parents’ Foundation, we believe caring for your mind is just as important as caring for your body.

02/24/2026

https://www.parentsfoundation.org/post/support-systems-recovery-team-approach

At Parents’ Foundation, we know recovery and growth aren’t journeys anyone should take alone. For our residents, thriving means more than just receiving care — it means being surrounded by a strong network of support. That’s why we prioritize a team approach, bringing together different type...

02/20/2026

Sweet treats and even sweeter moments! Our Make Your Own Chocolate group was all about creativity, connection, and a little sprinkle of joy.

02/18/2026

Gentle reminders for the days when progress feels slow. Growth is still happening, even when you can’t see it.

02/16/2026

We’re delighted to announce that two of our residents contributed to this Yale Psychiatry piece! Their voices and perspectives are truly inspiring.
See their work here:

For more than decade, The Perch has served as our platform for bringing creative and artistic voices into the conversation about mental health. At PRCH, our

02/14/2026

Support. Community. Care.
Today, we celebrate love in all its forms and the connections that make us stronger together.

02/11/2026

We’re excited to introduce our newly founded Fashion Club, an idea that came straight from our residents. This space gives residents the chance to design, decorate, and express themselves through their own clothing. We’re proud to support creativity that starts within our community and can’t wait to see what else gets created.

02/10/2026

https://www.parentsfoundation.org/post/ct-buzz-the-power-of-home-at-parents-foundation

Residential living is more than a roof over someone’s head. On CT Buzz, Parents’ Foundation discussed how safe, supportive communities help end stigma and foster healing.

02/06/2026

Connection looks different for everyone, and sometimes it looks like paint brushes, shared laughter, and a calm space to create 💕🎨

Our Valentine’s Day Sip & Paint allowed residents to express themselves, build community, and enjoy a moment of creativity together. These small moments of togetherness play a big role in healing and growth.

02/04/2026

How are you really doing today?

At Parents’ Foundation, we encourage small mental health check-ins that build awareness, compassion, and growth. Pause, reflect, and give yourself permission to name what you need; one moment at a time.

02/03/2026

On CT Buzz today, we shared what “home” really means at Parents’ Foundation.
Residential living is not just about housing; it’s about community, safety, support, and a place to rebuild. By myth-busting mental health and ending stigma, we create spaces where recovery can truly begin.

Can’t wait to be back in May to continue this conversation for Mental Health Awareness Month.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – On today’s edition of  “CT BUZZ,” Host Natasha Lubczenko welcomed leaders from the Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living to highlight the New Haven–…