Parents' Foundation
for Transitional Living, Inc.
Residential Mental Health Living in Connecticut
Supporting Independence Since 1992
Residential Mental Health Program in Connecticut
Personalized support. Meaningful recovery. Lasting independence.
At Parents' Foundation for Transitional Living, we provide a continuum of residential mental health services designed to help adults living with serious mental illness build the skills, confidence, and support needed to thrive in the community.
Parents' Foundation offers three unique programs, providing seamless support for residents’ mental health journeys, from transitional care to long-term support.
Our Approach:
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Goals, Not Timelines: Personalized plans let residents grow and transition at their own pace.
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Transitional Support: We guide residents through every step, from group homes to independent living.
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Long-Term Care: Extended programs help maintain progress in mental health and life skills.
Our Residential Programs
Residential Living Center (Group Home)
Licensed by Connecticut as a Mental Health Living Center, this group home offers single and double bedrooms for up to 15 residents, providing a structured, supportive environment for mental health care.
Supervised Apartment Program (SAP)
With studio to three-bedroom apartments, residents enjoy independence with supervision—cooking their own meals or joining community dining—while growing within a supportive framework.
Independent Care (Off-Broadway)
Residents live in their own chosen apartments, often on Howe Street, with ongoing support services, empowering them to transition to independent living at their own pace.
What Every Resident Receives
Care Coordination
Personalized planning and coordination with healthcare providers, families, and community resources.
Food Services
Nutritious, balanced meals provided daily to support physical health and overall wellness.
Medication Management
Assistance with medication management and coordination to support your overall wellness.
Community Integration
Opportunities to volunteer, attend local events, and build relationships within the community.
Recovery & Enrichment
Creative arts, wellness groups, educational workshops, and activities that build confidence and connection.
Life Skills Development
Support with budgeting, cooking, transportation, communication, and other everyday skills.
The Current Community We Serve
2026 Demographics
A Transitional Model That Holds
Our role is not to rush progress, but to prevent falls. We act as a safety net during periods of change, offering continuity and support as individuals move forward at their own pace.