Mental Health & Community Support Resources

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Summary: - The City of Stamford Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is a Stamford, CT government agency focused on safeguarding public health and administering health and social services. - Services and areas overseen include animal control, blight control, arts & culture, ethics, permitting, citizen services, economic development, environmental health and protection, and other public-safety functions. - DHHS operates from 888 Washington Boulevard, Stamford, CT 06901 (HQ) and has a presence in Stamford, CT with a dedicated team (about 13 employees). - Related mental health and community support resources typically fall under DHHS initiatives and partnerships with local organizations. The department posts and promotes programs such as suicide prevention training (QPR) and community surveys that inform public health programs. - Contact: Phone (203) 977-4054; Email townclerk@stamfordct.gov (official communications channel listed). - For direct mental health and community support resources in Stamford, consider engaging with DHHS programs, local libraries (e.g., Ferguson Library), and partner organizations highlighted in their updates and community outreach events. Keynote: If you’re looking specifically for mental health resources in Stamford, start with DHHS programs and partnerships listed on their official pages, and check current event announcements (e.g., suicide prevention trainings, community surveys) for available support options and referrals.