Living in New Haven

New Haven sits along the Long Island Sound on Connecticut’s shoreline, a vibrant city full of energy and hidden gems. Conveniently located off I-95 and I-91, with Union Station offering Amtrak service along the East Coast, it’s easily accessible from all directions. Though part of the New York metropolitan area, it’s just two hours from Boston, leaving locals loyally (and playfully) divided between the two cities and their sports teams.

Broadway Island on a Summer Day – People Sitting At Picnic Tables Enjoying the Outdoors with Colorful Umbrellas

Parents’ Foundation is in the heart of New Haven, steps from shopping favorites like Apple, J.Crew, Urban Outfitters, and Lululemon, plus beloved local spots. Known for its iconic pizza, top-rated restaurants, museums, theaters, and green spaces, the city is energized by Yale University and supported by strong healthcare, finance, and legal communities.

Large red-brick church with spires and a green lawn on a city street corner.

Discover the iconic Yale Bulldog sitting on a bench at Broadway Island, just steps away from the Parents' Foundation. Experience the charm of this scenic spot, where urban beauty meets community spirit