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Support Available In Wake Of Orlando Shootings

Published: Jun 13, 2016 12:00 am

In the wake of the shootings in Orlando on June 12, the Newtown Center of Support and Wellness (CWS) reminds residents that trauma team members are available Monday daily through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.Facebook, and Twitter @newtowncsw.

Jennifer Crane and Corinne Ofgang, CSW, who staff the center, provide a single point of local entry for wellness resources. They welcome any Newtown resident seeking a moment of peace, for coffee, and/or seeking any wellness resources.

Reach the Center by phone at 203-270-4612, through

CSW is at 28 Trades Lane, on the Fairfield Hills campus just in from Wasserman Way.

The Newtown Center for Support and Wellness reminds residents it has staff members available for anyone who needs a quiet place, or a place to talk, following any kind of upsetting news.

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