Boys & Girls Village, Inc.

Boys & Girls Village, Inc., a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Milford, Connecticut, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, delivering behavioral health services, family support programming, and child nutrition support to children and youth in Connecticut through pass-through funding from federal education and social services agencies.

Boys & Girls Village holds no prime federal contracts or IDVs and receives no direct federal grant awards; all nineteen recent awards are sub-awards flowing through Connecticut state agencies as prime recipients. The organization's federal footprint concentrates entirely on two grantor agencies and three distinct federal grant programs. The Connecticut Department of Education accounts for 13 sub-awards tied to child nutrition initiatives—the Child Nutrition Program Block Consolidated (recurring annually from 2021 to 2026), Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program (three sub-awards in 2026 and one each in 2025 and 2022), SNAP State and Local PEBT (one award in 2022), SCA Local Food for Schools (two awards in 2022 and 2021), and ARPA CN School Food Equipment (one award in 2022). The Connecticut Department of Social Services issued three sub-awards for extended day treatment, parenting support services, and multidimensional family therapy (MDFT) intensive home-based clinical interventions for children ages 9–18 with significant behavioral health needs, awarded in November 2023 and twice in March 2026. A single sub-award from the Zero To Three National Center for Infants, Toddlers & Families, dated December 2025 for $124,500, funds implementation of the Infant-Toddler Court Program using safe-babies, trauma-informed approaches to improve outcomes for infants and toddlers in the child welfare system. A fifth award from the HHS Health Resources and Services Administration completes the grantor roster.

Combined dollars obligated across all nineteen sub-awards total $2.3 million. Activity spiked in 2026 with eight awards (spanning May through March prior) after a year of minimal award placement in 2024 and 2025. The organization's capability portfolio consists of site-based before- and after-school behavioral health treatment for children returning from out-of-home care or at risk of placement, evidence-based parenting education and support, intensive home-based clinical interventions, infant-toddler court program infrastructure and cross-system coordination, and school-based child nutrition service delivery—all services delivered in Connecticut to vulnerable child and family populations within the child welfare and education systems.