Throughout the Southside SINA’s housing developments have transformed the physical character of neighborhoods, created rental and home ownership opportunities, and built the stability needed to attract private developers, new homeowners, and renters.
SINA is a partnership between Connecticut Children's Medical Center, Hartford Hospital, and Trinity College.
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Community Engagement
Understanding the importance of security for sustainable neighborhood renewal, SINA makes public safety an ongoing priority. For this reason, SINA works closely with residents, member institutions’ security forces, and the Hartford Police Department (HPD) to address public safety and quality of life issues.
Economic Development
SINA has refocused its efforts towards increasing employment opportunities for neighborhood residents and increasing the neighborhood’s median family income through the Walk to Work Program.
REACH
SINA ‘s REACH (Recognition Education Achievement and Community Health) committee is focused on supporting youth development and encouraging neighborhood advocacy and leadership through scholarships, awards, and partnerships with local Hartford Public Schools.
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The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) program that supports free tax preparation services through partner organizations. The serve people who make $69,000 or less, people with disabilities, and limited English-speaking taxpayers.... Read More
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