Neighbors Link Stamford has been named the recipient of the Bank of America 2015 Neighborhood Builder® grant.The Stamford-based non-profit was recognized for its work in providing immigrant residents with a range of services that educate, empower and employ them in their new community with a $200,000 grant of flexible funding. 

Read More The Rotary Clubs of New Canaan, Stamford and Darien were proud to present a $14,000 grant to Neighbors Link Stamford. This grant will be used for our new culinary specialty program, which teaches essential workplace and business skills. The program will offer participants the opportunity to earn certificates in areas related to kitchen and…

Listen to Podcast WSHU – NPR station aired this morning a story about the work that our organization is doing with the Stamford Police Department, CT AILA attorneys and other partners to make sure that the immigrant community is well informed about the recent news regarding possible Immigration- ICE raids in our area. It is…

Immigration is a prominent topic in today’s news, and at Neighbors Link Stamford, we know just how “close to home” the issue is for our region. Did you know that 37% of Stamford residents are foreign born? Immigrants form an increasingly significant portion of our population. Many are relatively new arrivals to the area, with…

Students and mentors from the Stamford Public Education Foundation’s mentoring program at Newfield Elementary School presented Neighbors Link with gifts that the organization will give to three families in need. Read More

Thank you all who attended the viewing of the Documentary Food Chains. Thank you to our partners at Domus Kids and the Avon Theater and to Associated Producer Carl Bank who was available for a Q & A session after the movie.