Connecticut Institute For Communities, Inc. (Cifc)

Nonprofit strengthening Western CT via integrated health, education, housing, and community wellness programs.

159 employees

3 open positions

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Early Learning

Childcare

Head Start

Early Head Start

School Readiness

Healthcare

Integrated Healthcare

Culturally Compassionate Healthcare

Patient Centered Medical Home

Vaccination Services

Developmental Services

Infant/Toddler Services

Preschool Services

Mental Health Counseling

Alcohol and Drug Counseling

Forensic Accounting

Human Resource Management

Corporate Innovation

Finance

Infection Prevention and Control

Marketing

Project Management

About Connecticut Institute For Communities, Inc. (Cifc)

Operates a Federally Qualified Health Center—the only teaching health center in Connecticut—offering medical, dental, behavioral, and women’s health services.

Hosts unique community amenities, including the city's only indoor public pool, courts, and fitness classes.

Sponsors Connecticut's only internal medicine residency (established in 2011) and added a psychiatry residency in 2023, collaborating with local hospitals and Yale–New Haven.

A unique model integrates health, education, housing, and community engagement under a single nonprofit structure.

Culture & Values

Privacy – We respect patient info and keep all interactions confidential

Access – We believe that every person has the right to care

Care – We pay attention to the needs of people, going the extra mile to ensure the best outcomes

Teamwork – We work better when we all work together, respecting each other's differences

Quick Info

Company Size159 employees

Open Positions3 jobs available

IndustriesEarly Learning, Childcare, Head Start +19 more

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Key Highlights

Founded in 2003Year EstablishedThe organization was established in 2003, marking the beginning of its community-focused initiatives.

$17.5M RevenueAnnual IncomeThe organization generates an estimated $17.5 million in annual revenue, supporting its multifaceted services.

450 Kids AnnuallyEarly Learning ProgramApproximately 450 children are served annually through its early learning initiatives in Norwalk and Northern Fairfield County.

300 Individuals HousedAffordable HousingOver 300 individuals benefit from affordable housing solutions provided by the organization.

70+ FamiliesAffordable Housing ResidentsOperates Section 8 affordable housing that provides homes for over 70 families.

96%Charity Navigator RatingHigh performance in Culture & Community and Leadership & Adaptability, according to Charity Navigator.

Open Positions

3 jobs available

Preschool Aid / CDA SpecialistAssist classrooms with routines, curriculum, meals for preschool/infant children.

Social Services and ERSEA ProfessionalOversee social services and ERSEA functions for Head Start program.