Since COVID-19 was detected in Wuhan, China, millions of people have been infected by this disease that is transmitted through respiratory droplets. What’s important about COVID-19 is that a person

Annually, the Waterbury Regional Chamber recognizes business professionals who demonstrate advocacy, organizational excellence, leadership, and selflessness throughout the health care community. This year, they recognized many who support their healthcare

Time to get ready for the back to school season. Part of the preparation is to start a morning schedule, eat a healthy breakfast, make dedicated TV-free time, stick to

“IT IS IMPORTANT FOR ALL OF US TO APPRECIATE WHERE WE COME FROM AND HOW THAT HISTORY HAS REALLY SHAPED US IN WAYS THAT WE MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND.†​ -SONIA

Waterbury’s RIBA (River Baldwin Association) ASPIRA will address the economic and racial/ethnic inequities that have devalued this once vibrant South End neighborhood (River Baldwin) by creating a strong, resident-driven, civic

Championed by Geraldo Reyes, State Representative of the 75th District, this two-year grant will provide programs and activities addressing gun violence, drug and alcohol use, suicide, and bullying. The Hispanic

With the financial support of the United Way and the Connecticut Community Foundation, the Hispanic Coalition will launch a Vocational English as a Second Language program that will include a

The Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection is helping to fund the Hispanic Coalition’s Vamos a Pescar program. The funding will allow our seniors and youth to learn about

The Women’s Sports Foundation and espnW presented the Hispanic Coalition of Greater Waterbury, Inc. with a 2017 Sports 4 Life grant. The Hoops-n-Laces grant was intended to increase participation and

Gracias… Youth Literacy Grants Youth Literacy Grants provide funding to schools, public libraries, and nonprofit organizations to help students who are below grade level or experiencing difficulty reading. Grant funding