Farmington Social Services (FCS) provides a variety of social service programs for its residents who are experiencing financial, physical and psycho-social hardships.  Social workers are available to assess needs, advise on available options, provide referrals and support and serve as an advocate.  We offer assistance programs such as direct aid, financial assistance, fuel assistance, food pantry approvals, FoodShare, renters’ rebate, holiday giving programs, back-to-school programs and summer camp programs.  Participants of social service programs must meet income guidelines and complete an intake form. 

Social casework, crisis intervention, support groups, benefits counseling & advocacy, budget planning, and information & referrals are other services offered to our residents.   Please come in during office hours or call to schedule an appointment to meet with a social worker. 

Contact Information

Farmington Community Services:

For assistance with individual questions and cases please contact our office  at (860) 675-2390.  For more detailed information about our department follow the following link for Case Management.

Other Resources:

Gifts of Love

Gifts of Love reduces financial crises for working individuals and families in the Greater Hartford area offering short-term programs and education that support and improve sustainability.

HRA of New Britain- Financial Literacy and Income Tax Assistance

HRA is a multi-service non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life by helping people achieve economic and social potential; responding to the causes and conditions of poverty; and building stronger individuals, families and communities.

State of Connecticut Food, Financial and Social Work Assistance

This State of Connecticut general site offers a variety of resources for consumers. The financial assistance programs provide income support to individuals and families to meet their basic needs while encouraging their maximum degree of independence.

State of Connecticut Food, Unemployment Benefits

If you are unemployed, you may be able to collect unemployment benefits from the State of Connecticut.