Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Elizabeth Street resident Marcus Pearson in front of 794 Dixwell: Methadone clinic relocation is ...
On a recent morning in the Hill, dozens of recovering drug addicts waiting for methadone at a clinic spotted a man with purple latex gloves on, waiting with a knife. Days later, the man returned and ...
NEW HAVEN — More than nine months after the APT Foundation bought the former Achievement First Elm City College Preparatory at 794 Dixwell Ave. in Newhallville, neighbors are still fighting to keep ...
The APT Foundation serves as an important resource for Greater New Haven residents struggling with substance abuse disorder, providing services ranging from primary health care to family counseling ...
NEW HAVEN — Out Dixwell Avenue in Newhallville and across the border in southern Hamden, they're calling the APT Foundation's impending sale of the former Achievement First Elm City College ...
Residents of New Haven’s Hill neighborhood say they’re glad that the city is pulling out of a deal that would have moved the APT Foundation’s treatment center from Congress Avenue to Sargent Drive ...
In response to the urgent overdose and opioid crisis, the APT Foundation has launched Let's Break Barriers to Treatment NEW HAVEN, CT, UNITED STATES, June 23, 2025 /EINPresswire / -- In response to ...
Holding signs and passing around petitions, a crowd of over 50 elected officials, activists and Newhallville residents gathered at 794 Dixwell Ave. on a cold Saturday afternoon to send a message — the ...
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Last year the APT Foundation treated over 7,000 people in the greater New Haven area. “New England has 6 of the 7 most opioid addicted states, in other words the proportion ...
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