The Rowan Center

The Rowan Center is a social services organization in Stamford, CT. The organization provides professional mental health support, crisis services, and community resources to help individuals and families heal and grow in a safe environment. Serving Lower Fairfield County, the center specializes in trauma-informed therapy, prevention education, and 24/7 crisis response.

With over 46 years of service, the organization has expanded from its 1979 origins as a small crisis response program into a comprehensive provider of more than 20 programs and services. Their work includes specialized trauma recovery practices, school-based prevention education aligned with Connecticut state requirements, and the KidSafeHQ initiative, which offers families tools regarding personal safety, consent, and digital wellbeing. The center provides free and confidential services, including a 24/7 helpline available in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole, as well as advocacy during medical exams, police reports, and court proceedings.

The center is located on Summer Street, a short distance from Franklin School and near the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Bedford Street.

The Rowan Center is recognized for its long-standing commitment to the community, having reached over 25,000 individuals through its various advocacy and education programs. The organization maintains a 5.00 rating, reflecting its reputation as a trusted resource for survivors and families.

The Rowan Center continues to serve as a vital pillar of support and prevention for the Stamford community.