Wilton Youth Services - Mission: Wilton Youth Services advocates for the emotional and social developmental needs of Wilton youth and their families by coordinating and providing programs and services designed to promote positive youth development and healthy family life.


Community Resources
Community Resources
Community of Concern Booklet - The parents of 6-12 graders in Wilton received this booklet October, 2010.  In this straightforward resource you will find excellent information on drugs and alcohol and the adolescent brain.  Did you know, for example, that addiction happens much more quickly in an adolescent than in an adult because of the still developing brain?  This and more important information for engaged parents is in the Guide.  Additional copies are available at Comstock Community Center.

Crisis Resource Directory - This guide has been prepared by Wilton Youth Services with assistance from Wilton High School Peervention students and Wilton Youth Council members.  It was developed to create awareness in young people, their families and their friends as to the signs of crisis and trouble. It is not intended as a diagnostic tool, but as a guide in finding assistance in our area.
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If you have questions or comments about this guide, please feel free to contact Wilton Youth Services
Trackside - Mission:  Trackside at Dana House will provide a safe, supervised alcohol, tobacco, and drug-free place where teenagers from the Town of Wilton can gather to socialize after school and on weekends. Trackside is designed to be a "third place" in addition to home and school where teens can develop their social skills and benefit from a safe, unstructured environment.
SetTheRulesCT.org - State of CT site with helpful information on Underage Drinking
too Smart to Start - U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services website with helpful information for youth, families, educators and community.
Crisis and Counseling Resources - Phone numbers of various support groups.
Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Service (EMPS) is a 24 hour, 365 days per year, crisis intervention service for children and youth in crisis.  Dial 2-1-1 or to learn more.
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PO Box 172    Wilton,  CT  06897
Last Update  18 January 2012