Welcome!
Danbury has embarked on a multi-year journey to explore ways to improve our future by focusing on children's early years.
Entitled Danbury's Promise for Children Partnership, the plan's desired result is:
All Danbury children age birth through eight are healthy and ready for school and lifelong learning.
Danbury's Promise for Children Partnership includes parents, healthcare providers, schools, early childhood care and education providers, and businesses. To find out how we are working together, click on Our Strategies above.
This plan is made possible through major support from the William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund, Children's Fund of Connecticut, and the United Way of Western CT.
To find out how you can get involved, call Caroline LaFleur, Danbury's Promise for Children Coordinator, at 203-300-1486 or email: caroline.lafleur@uwwesternct.org.
For a copy of the Danbury's Promise for Children Brochure, click here.
All Danbury Children Age Birth Through Eight Are Healthy and Ready for School
and Lifelong Learning
The Directory of Services for Danbury Families is now available! Click on the image to the left to download a pdf version. Or access the Directory online, by clicking on "Directory" in the bar on the upper right corner of this page. To download the Spanish Directory click here.
Danbury's School Readiness Programs are closing the Achievement Gap and ensuring that Danbury's children are ready for school. To find out how, click here to download the report.
The 2013 Community Report Card on Danbury's Young Children reports on the key indicators we are tracking to measure child well being in Danbury. It examines trends over time in such areas as child abuse and neglect, physical fitness, social and emotional health, and Connecticut Mastery Test (CMT) scores. To download the Report Card, click here or on the image above.
View our video "Opening a World of Opportunity" to find out how we're working together to support the success of ALL of Danbury's young children, and how YOU can get involved.
