The Yellow Tulip Project, an innovative youth-driven non profit with the mission of smashing the stigma surrounding mental health brought together a large group of volunteers outside Greenwich High School to talk about mental health before fanning out across town to plant yellow tulip bulbs. Yellow tulips are the Flower of Hope and the idea is to bring the community together in the fall to plant bulbs to raise raise mental health awareness. The bulb planting effort symbolizes

A new report revealed Connecticut is experiencing a surge in fatal and non-fatal overdoses across the state. Between May 16 and June 6,...

Teens feel safe and valued, but need substance use boundaries Founded in 2017, Greenwich Together mobilizes youth, parents and community...

On Monday the Greenwich Together data committee presented results of the 2025 youth survey to a gathering of about 40 people at town...

For nearly two decades, Greenwich Together has prioritized the health and safety of the town’s citizens . During this time it has also...

By: greenwichfreepress | October 20, 2024 US Congressman Jim Himes who represents Connecticut’s 4th Congressional district, met with...

Recently, this product gained popularity on social media, where it has become a trend for young people to inhale nitrous oxide to get high.

This summer the Greenwich Alliance for Education is in the midst of their second  Transition to College, “T2C,” workshop series for AVID...

Residents of Greenwich are in for a treat as the Healing Touch Team gears up to attend Hope Day on April 28, 1:00-4:00pm offering their...

Greenwich Together, in collaboration with the Yellow Tulip Project and Kids In Crisis, is thrilled to announce the second annual Hope Day...

Ms. Corina Restrepo noticed something unfamiliar on her inspection of local liquor stores November 12.  As part of her work as adviser to...

GREENWICH, CT — The Greenwich Police Department, along with drug control agents from the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection,...

Greenwich Together invites the community to the first annual Hope Day, on Sunday, April 23. Hope Day is a free, all-age event to...

On Thursday the Greenwich High School Outreach Club met with advisor Kathy Steiner, longtime wellness teacher, to debrief on a successful...

On Saturday residents from all parts of town gathered outside GHS to support the Yellow Tulip Project‘s goal to “smash the stigma” and...

Substance abuse is a critical issue among the Greenwich youth community with teens becoming more susceptible to the influences of...

Most parents would cite the safety and protection of their children as their highest priority. However, a recent youth survey of...

GREENWICH — Young people in town showed high rates of depression and anxiety over the past year, according to the results of a survey...

GREENWICH — Greer Levy, a junior at Greenwich High School, has seen the debilitating effects of tobacco use on her father, who regularly...

GREENWICH — A coalition of three-dozen community organizations known as Greenwich Together is not letting the COVID-19 pandemic stand in...