Welcome to The Hub! 

We are the designated Behavioral Health Action Organization (RBHAO) for Southwestern Connecticut. We support & coordinate behavioral health initiatives (mental health, suicide, substance misuse, and problem gambling) in Bridgeport, Darien, Easton, Fairfield, Greenwich, Monroe, New Canaan, Norwalk, Stamford, Stratford, Trumbull, Weston, Westport, and Wilton. We are the bridge between the region and state.  

Learn about Mental Illness & Addiction

Check out our Caring Network videos. Real people sharing real stories.

Get a Check Up from the Neck Up

Take a free online screening for mental illness, substance misuse, eating disorders, problem gambling. English & Spanish.

Find Local Services & Supports

Connect with behavioral health agencies, peer support, advocacy, supportive services & more.

Coordination & Support

We serve as a strategic community partner, bringing stakeholders together to plan and coordinate prevention efforts in our towns, identify barriers and gaps in treatment and recovery services, and analyze information to recommend regional and state priorities. We convene regional meetings of the Local Prevention Councils, two Catchment Area Councils, the Southwest regional Suicide Advisory Board, and the Regional Gambling Awareness Team.  

Education & Awareness

We help educate our communities and decision makers about behavioral health challenges and effective prevention, treatment, and recovery. Trainings & speakers, legislative advocacy, resource dissemination & more! We also provide free kits and training on how to administer Naloxone (Narcan) to revive someone from an opioid overdose.

Legislative Advocacy

We train community members to be advocates, provide legislative updates, and work actively to educate our law-makers about issues that matter and initiatives that help.

Naloxone (Narcan) Kits & Trainings

Through the Strategic Opioid Response grant, we can provide community members with free Narcan kits and training on the opioid epidemic, prevention of opioid misuse, and how to reverse an overdose. To schedule a training, please contact our co-director, Giovanna Mozzo.

Peer Support

TurningPointCT.org is our award-winning web resource, created by and for young people in Connecticut to guide their search for mental wellness. The project staff, who are young adults in recovery, also run teen support groups and speak at schools and colleges.

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We also offer SMART Recovery groups for teens and for Family & Friends, to provide both peer support and skills building around substance use, mental health and other challenges. 

LPC Application 20/21

We are looking for coalitions within Monroe, Easton & Weston to apply for local prevention funding. For information on how to apply, click here for the official announcement. Click here for the application and sample work plan.