Youth and Family Services:
Lyne Landry, M.A. - Director
36 Graves Avenue, Guilford, CT 06437
Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (203) 453-8047
Fax: (203) 453-8044
Meeting Agendas / Meeting Minutes
Youth and Family Services Staff
- Cathie Zampano, LCSW - Clinical Director
- Pamela Nuchols, LCSW - Clinician
- Michael Kosko, B.A. - Youth Prevention Specialist
- Pamela Tobin-Sachs, L.P.C. - Part-Time Clinician
- Paul El-Fishawy, MD - Consulting Psychiatrist
- Karolin Regan, LCSW - Program Director
- Sharon Ritchie - Administrative Assistant
- Jennifer Benben, MFT - Part-time Student Assistance Counselor at GHS
Developmental Assets for Youth (D.A.Y) hopes to gather the opinions of as community members as possible regarding youth substance use in Guilford. If you have not yet done so, please complete DAY's Community Readiness Survey by the closing date of Tuesday, May 29th.Thank you for helping us in creating a healthier environment for our community's youth! survey
The 2012 Positively Guilford Video Competition is open to youth under age 18. The DAY (Developmental Assets for Youth) Council is looking for aspiring video producers to create web-styled videos to show life as a Guilford Youth. more information
The Director of Guilford Youth & Family Services is the Municipal Agent for Children in providing support, coordination, planning, development and implementation of broad-based services and multi-faceted programs.
As a town based agency, Guilford Youth & Family Services strives to enhance the necessary skills, strategies, and opportunities for youth in establishing strong and positive relationships with family, school, peers, and the community.
Guilford Youth & Family Services, a helping agency, has provided supportive services to youth and their families since 1977. There is a professional staff dedicated to serving the needs of Guilford children, youth and their families, with emphasis on the link between youth, family and community.
Staff collaborates with parents/guardians, police, school, and community members to develop appropriate programs to best meet the needs of youth and their families.
GY&FS receives its primary funding, support and endorsement from the Town of Guilford and the State Department of Education. Additional monies are obtained from local, regional and state grants.
For 24-hour information, referral and crisis intervention/assessment call:
Infoline "211"
CAMPES (Child and Adolescent Mobile Psychiatric Emergency Service):
1-888-97-YOUTH (1-888-979-6884)
To report child abuse and/or neglect situations:
Careline 1-800-842-2288