A Connecticut nonprofit founded in 1903, Klingberg Family Centers provides trauma treatment, foster and adoptive care, family preservation, residential, educational and other services to children and families.
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Klingberg Family Centers is a nonprofit organisation founded in 1903 that helps Connecticut children and families recover from abuse, neglect, family disruption and mental health challenges. Its work is organised around building healing relationships, with an emphasis on safety, stability and long-term wellbeing, and on trauma-informed care. In 2023 the organisation served 5,000 people across 118 Connecticut towns, drawing on more than 20 programs and services and more than 120 years of operation.
Services span foster and adoptive care, trauma treatment, family preservation, children's advocacy, residential and educational services, extended-day treatment for children with mental health and related challenges, and professional development offerings for practitioners and staff in the field. The organisation covers child welfare, behavioural and mental health services, foster care and adoption, residential care and education.
Staff work in multidisciplinary teams that include therapists, caseworkers, nurses, educators and child-development specialists. The main campus is in New Britain, Connecticut, with an office in Hartford and programs serving families throughout the state. Further information is available at klingberg.org.
