Coventry House Bright Space

hstrycharz • October 3, 2017

Coventry House is celebrating its new Bright Space! This Bright Space offers a place for children where they can play and connect with other children, their mothers, and supportive adults who can provide needed services. It is a developmentally appropriate space that is warm, safe, and an inviting place for children to explore through play and experience the joy of childhood. Bright Spaces are a program of Bright Horizons Foundation for Children, a nonprofit organization focused on brightening the lives of children, youth, and families experiencing homelessness and other crises. American Integrity Restoration, located in Glastonbury, was the community partner who did the amazing work to transform this space inside of Coventry House. InterCommunity is extremely grateful to both Bright Horizons and American Integrity Restoration for this generous contribution to us, our clients and their children.

*Coventry House is a long term residential substance abuse treatment facility which provides high-quality substance abuse services for pregnant and parenting women. Coventry House provides a variety of clinical and case management services including daily clinical groups, individual sessions with the counselors, psychiatric care, parenting services, and assistance with housing, employment, and legal issues. Clients who complete the Coventry House program achieve tools to maintain long term sobriety, improve parenting skills, develop a sense of self-worth, resolve legal issues and improve relationships with significant others.

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