DCF Social Media
DCF has several online locations to serve you better. Please feel free to contact Gary Kleeblatt should you have any suggestions as to how we can improve our online media presence and services.
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The Department of Children and Families operates four (4) facilities, including the Albert J. Solnit Children's Psychiatric Center - North Campus in East Windsor and the South Campus in Middletown, the Connecticut Juvenile Training School, and the Wilderness School. The Department also consists of a Central Office and 14 Area Offices that are organized into five regions. At any point in time, the Department serves approximately 36,000 children and 16,000 families across its programs and mandate areas each year.
Heart Gallery
This page contains a list of pictures and short bio's of children currently waiting to be adopted.
Foster and Adoption webpage
Beyond question, foster and adoptive parents have complex roles caring for children with often complicated lives. Parents who adopt children or provide foster care say it's the most fulfilling and important thing they've ever done. As a foster or adoptive parent, you'll have the chance to make a REAL difference -- to do something that will have lasting importance.
Connecticut Family Day was established by state law in 1997 (Public Act 97-288). Family Day shall be observed every year during the month of September with activities to be held at the State Capitol and elsewhere. The theme of Connecticut’s Family Day, "Valuing Connecticut’s Families…It’s Everybody’s Business" remains the same so that we continue to reinforce the message that families are Connecticut’s greatest resource and that all sectors of Connecticut’s society have the privilege and obligation to honor them.