Advocacy
The Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) supports income‐eligible households across the state by helping with home heating costs. Applications typically take 30–45 minutes, and for the 2025-26 season benefit amounts…
We know the reality of ALS reaches into every corner of a family’s life. What once felt simple suddenly becomes overwhelming–coordinating complex care, meeting daily needs, guarding your emotional well-being,…
Every voter deserves the chance to cast their ballot privately, independently, and with dignity. Through the State of Connecticut’s Accessible Voting program, people with disabilities have multiple options to make…
To start the month of October, ALS United CT was featured on WTNH 8’s segment with Ann Nyberg. Jacky Rose, Executive Director at ALS United CT, along with caregiver Mary…
Earlier this month, Jacky Rose joined volunteer and member leaders from all of the ALS United founding organizations, continuing a legacy of local ALS support. These leaders, many of whom…
A heartfelt thank you to Congressman John Larson and his dedicated team for taking the time to meet with Connecticut constituents Tom and Molly, as well as Jacky Rose and…
With dangerous heat affecting Connecticut, please take extra precautions these summer months—especially if you or a loved one is living with ALS. Charge all essential equipment and backup batteries in…
Our local caregiver, Theresa, was recently featured on the AARP website in “Is Someone You Love Living With ALS?”. Theresa’s journey as a full-time care partner began when her husband, Robert,…
In late June, Paul Bruno, along with Joyce and Len Montanari, visited our office to deliver a generous $2,290 donation. The funds were raised by the Berlin Sisters in Quilting…
Below is a letter from Jenna and Lauren detailing their experience with ALS and ALS United CT. Thanks to you and the entire ALS Community, our local services, research &…
