Creating networks to help
individuals with disabilities live
full, supported, enriched lives.
Community Living Arrangements
Our network has 21 homes in Connecticut, offering convenient living options. Residents enjoy a family atmosphere with attentive staff, outings, and 24/7 care. Three medical model homes have round-the-clock nursing.
Day Services
Options
Network's Manchester, Andover, and Dayville Day Programs nurture individual uniqueness, encouraging personal growth through diverse activities like gardening, baking, and outings. We provide a safe, supportive environment, and our Manchester Program offers full-time on-site LPN care for those with extensive medical needs.
Individual Home
Supporters
Valuing independence, individuals in our program aim to develop their unique talents. Our supportive staff help set personal goals and foster close connections through shared life experiences. Life skills, transportation, and group activities at our Dayville office are all part of our commitment to finding the right fit for our participants.
Who We Are
Network, Inc. has been serving people who have developmental and physical disabilities since 1991. Network staff partner with these individuals so that they may thrive as valued and respected members of the community. Network’s tailored services treat the individual as a whole person, addressing his or her physical, emotional, educational, and social needs. We teach everything from hygiene to financial literacy. The individuals in our programs learn not only basic life skills, but how to live to their full potential and achieve their dreams.
You Can Make a Difference!
Making a material donation—so often you may have something on hand that we sorely need, and making a match is mutually beneficial!
Making a donation—as a non-profit in this economy, we are hard hit by funding shortfalls and are deeply grateful for any donation, no matter how large or small.
Helping to start an advocacy group—a way to connect with a community of like-minded individuals in a meaningful way.
