ConnectiKIN

CKIN provides support to kinship caregivers without interfering in how you raise a child. It’s voluntary, and you choose the type and amount of support you need, including: 

Access to public and private resources that can help with essential needs, such as:

• diapers, clothing, food and housing

• physical and mental health services

• education and recreation

• legal assistance

• Care 4 Kids Assistance with navigating the child welfare system if needed as well as connection to other kinship caregivers for peer support

Qualifications required.

Fill out the contact form below, or call us (203.624.2600).