Each year, Project Genesis serves more than 225 adults and students throughout Connecticut who have a range of disabilities. Our dedicated team tailors supports to meet each consumer’s unique needs and ambitions, empowering them to become more active, productive and valued citizens.
Acquired Brain Injury

Since 1999, Project Genesis has helped survivors of brain injury attain an independent and productive life, and connect with a vibrant support network.

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Special Education Support Services

We offer a comprehensive range of in-school, academic, transitional, and community-based services that support special needs and build independence.

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R.I.S.E. Program

Working with employers throughout Connecticut, we help adults with disabilities train for, find, and keep a job in a broad range of industries and positions.

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Project Genesis is a Collaborative Effort
We are committed to making a difference for individuals and in our communities & workplace. See how we’re creating a positive impact, together!
EMPLOYMENT

If you want to develop the best in yourself and others, we want to hear more about you. Learn about our workplace culture, benefits, upcoming recruiting events, and current opportunities.

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🎃 Before you call it a night tomorrow, Halloween night, remember to set your clocks BACK one hour! Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, November 1. ⏰

A one-hour change can still throw off our routines. For some people living with acquired brain injuries, sleep and fatigue are already daily challenges, and the adjustment may take a little extra time.

If you’re supporting someone on Sunday and in the days ahead, keep that in mind. A little extra patience, flexibility, and a check-in about how they’re feeling can go a long way. 💙💛

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🎃 Before you call it a night tomorrow, Halloween night, remember to set your clocks BACK one hour! Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, November 1. ⏰

A one-hour change can still throw off our routines. For some people living with acquired brain injuries, sleep and fatigue are already daily challenges, and the adjustment may take a little extra time.

If you’re supporting someone on Sunday and in the days ahead, keep that in mind. A little extra patience, flexibility, and a check-in about how they’re feeling can go a long way. 💙💛

#projectgenesis
#projectgenesisinc
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