CT Renaissance Inc.

High Contrast Mode On or Off switch On Off                                                                                                                                                                 Renaissance utilized an $88,000 NGP award to purchase three seven passenger minivans for use within our Residential Programs, replacing three nearly 15 year old twelve passenger vans. Our residential programs are based in Bridgeport and Waterbury and serve up to 250 clients at any one time.  The vans are used to transport clients to medical visits, employment interviews, recreational activities and court appointments.  These new vans have allowed Renaissance to lower our expenditures for fuel and maintenance related to client transportation and significantly improved the reliability/availability of the vans. Renaissance was awarded an NGP award of $27,600 to provide a remodeling of a client bathroom within one of our Residential Community Release Programs.  The renovation included the replacement/retiling of the bathroom floor, the replacement of sinks and vanities, the installation of a new drop ceiling and the replacement/rebuilding of the shower units.  The renovations made possible by the NGP award significantly improved the program environment for the clients. A $58,000 NGP grant funded the installation of a power backup generator system at Renaissance’s Waterbury East residential facility.  The system contains two individual generators which power essential services (furnace, kitchen, communications, security and emergency lighting) within the facility.  The installation of the generators ensures the ability to provide services in the event of a short or long term power outage and eliminates the potential need to relocate clients in the event of an extended outage.

Rakugaki Jo
5 Star
Went there for A.M. program and was taught different ways to control my emotions. That place has many resources, you just have to reach out!
Monday 7th February 2022

Sage Irie
1 Star
One particular advocate named Pamela was very unpleasant, judge mental , moody, slouched at work, and insensitive. My son fell off his motorcycle called out of the program the next day and she told my son” maybe he shouldn’t have ridden his bike the day before program and discharged him. I made a virtual appointment to file a complaint she never called me back , I called the next day I was told I’d get a call on the same day yet to get a call. I am disappointed my son has had excellent advocates from this program to be specific (Kdestra) .
Wednesday 26th May 2021