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United Services is Eastern Connecticut’s nonprofit behavioral health provider, helping children, adults, and families find care, support, safety, and hope through every stage of life.

11/05/2026

Giving Tuesday is a day when communities come together to make a difference. This December 1, we encourage you to support the nonprofit organizations and causes that matter most to you. And if you're able, consider giving something just as meaningful: the gift of blood.

Join United Services at our Dayville office from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for our community blood drive. Your donation could help patients facing emergencies, serious illnesses, surgeries, and other medical needs.

One day. Many ways to give. Countless reasons to care.

10/30/2026

💜 $7,754 RAISED! TOGETHER, WE ARE BREAKING THE SILENCE!
What an incredible evening!

Last night, Light Beyond the Shadows brought our community together for an evening of fun, generosity, and a powerful purpose — breaking the silence and stigma surrounding domestic violence.

Thanks to an amazing community, $7,754 was raised for United Services' Domestic Violence Program!

These funds will help survivors and families meet essential needs, access transportation, receive emergency assistance, and resources during times of crisis and transition.

🌟 A SPECIAL SHOUT-OUT TO LAURA JONES!

Laura, owner of Smoke and Mirrors, Beauty Loft, was the driving force behind this incredible event!

From planning and marketing to bringing businesses, volunteers, and community members together, Laura poured her heart into making this evening a success.

Laura, you did more than raise money. You helped raise awareness, start important conversations, and remind survivors that they are not alone.

Your compassion and dedication will make a difference far beyond one evening. From all of us at United Services, THANK YOU! 💜

🎉 TO OUR COMMUNITY — THANK YOU!
To every sponsor, local business, entertainer, volunteer, donor, and attendee who helped make this night possible, we are truly grateful.

💜 BECAUSE EVERY VOICE MATTERS.
Domestic violence thrives in silence. When we speak up, listen, and support one another, we help create pathways toward safety, healing, and hope.
$7,754 raised. Countless conversations started. One community standing together.
Thank you for helping us bring LIGHT BEYOND THE SHADOWS! 💜

10/29/2026

Tonight: Light Beyond the Shadows

Tonight, we bring the conversation into the light.

Light Beyond the Shadows
Thursday, October 29
5–8 p.m.
Montana Nights, Putnam

Tonight isn't about pretending domestic violence is an easy subject. It's about refusing to leave it in the shadows.

Join Laura Jones of Smoke & Mirrors Beauty Loft, Montana Nights, United Services, and members of our community as we come together during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Come as you are or in your best Halloween costume.
Ask questions.
Learn.
Connect.
Most importantly, help us create a community where someone can say, “Something isn't right,” and know they will be heard.

SUPPORT USI'S DV SHELTERS & RESOURCES
Text EndDV to 50155 to donate.
NEED HELP OR SUPPORT?
United Services Main Mental Health Line: 860-774-2020
United Services 24/7 Crisis Line: 860-280-7631
Domestic Violence / CT Safe Connect: 888-774-2900
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Immediate danger: Call 911

10/28/2026

Tomorrow: Light Beyond the Shadows

Tomorrow night, we bring the conversation into the light. Join us Thursday, October 29, from 5–8 p.m. at Montana Nights in Putnam for Light Beyond the Shadows, a Halloween-themed community event created by Laura Jones of Smoke & Mirrors Beauty Loft in support of United Services' Domestic Violence Programs.

Halloween is a time of masks and illusion.
For many survivors, fear, manipulation, control, and silence are not costumes — they can be part of everyday life.

Come enjoy the evening. Ask questions. Learn. Connect. Bring a friend. Help us build a community where survivors know they are not alone and where asking for help is met with support rather than judgment.

Can't attend but still want to help?
Text EndDV to 50155 to support United Services' domestic violence shelters and resources.

NEED HELP OR SUPPORT?
United Services Main Mental Health Line: 860-774-2020
United Services 24/7 Crisis Line: 860-280-7631
Domestic Violence / CT Safe Connect: 888-774-2900
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233)
Immediate danger: Call 911

10/25/2026

Why Hold This Event Here?

Why hold a domestic violence awareness event at a venue with a bar and axe-throwing? It's a fair question — and one we have thought carefully about.

Prevention and outreach cannot happen only inside counseling offices, shelters, or behavioral health facilities. If we want to reduce stigma, sometimes we need to bring difficult conversations into the places where people already gather.

United Services does not equate alcohol use with domestic violence. Our purpose is to create opportunities for connection, education, conversation, and access to support.

Someone attending may recognize something happening in their own relationship. Someone may be worried about a friend. Someone may have lived through abuse and never spoken about it. Someone else may simply leave knowing where to turn if they or someone they love ever needs help.

We cannot break stigma if we only talk about difficult issues in places where everyone is already comfortable talking about them.

Join us on October 29 from 5–8 p.m. at Montana Nights in Putnam for Light Beyond the Shadows.
NEED HELP OR SUPPORT?
United Services Main Mental Health Line: 860-774-2020
United Services 24/7 Crisis Line: 860-280-7631
Domestic Violence / CT Safe Connect: 888-774-2900
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233)

SUPPORT USI'S DV SHELTERS & RESOURCES
Text EndDV to 50155 to donate.

10/22/2026

What Would a Supportive Community Look Like?

What would it look like to build a community where asking for help felt safe? Domestic violence prevention is not only the responsibility of advocates, counselors, law enforcement, or behavioral health providers.

Community matters. We can listen without judgment. We can learn the warning signs. We can challenge victim-blaming. We can teach young people about healthy relationships. We can make sure friends and neighbors know where support is available.

And we can keep talking about subjects that are easier to leave in the shadows. What does a supportive community look like to you?

NEED HELP OR SUPPORT?
United Services Main Mental Health Line: 860-774-2020
United Services 24/7 Crisis Line: 860-280-7631
Domestic Violence / CT Safe Connect: 888-774-2900
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-SAFE (7233)

SUPPORT USI'S DV SHELTERS & RESOURCES
Text EndDV to 50155 to donate.

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Dayville, CT

Telephone

(860)7742020

Website

http://unitedservicesct.org/

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