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Youth Continuum

Last Updated: 5/21/2013 12:22:58 PM

Youth Continuum

Nonprofit

Youth Continuum

Address

24 River Street

New Haven, CT 06513-

Primary Phone

(203) 562-3396

Primary Fax

(203) 867-5888

Web Site

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Contact Email

info@youthcontinuum.org

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CEO/Executive Director

Ms. Carole A. Shomo

Board Chair

Mr. Lewis G Schaeneman, III

Board Chair Company Affiliation

Lewis G. Schaeneman Foundation

Board Members

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Year of Incorporation

1968

Former Names

T.R.I.-R.Y.C. Training Research Institute for Residential Youth Centers, Inc. (1990)

Organization received a competitive grant from the community foundation in the past five years

Yes

The MacMullen Education, Training and Enrichment Center

Overview

Youth Continuum protects and promotes the well being of at-risk youth and provides them with skills necessary to take advantage of opportunities for a healthy and productive future

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Programs

MacMullen Center

Supportive Housing

Group Homes

Emergency Shelter

Street Outreach/Intake Office

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Financials

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Projected Revenue

$7,013,078

Projected Expenses

$7,012,798

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