Category: CPA NEWS

Supporting Justice for All

A Message from Beth Hines, Executive Director

Still on the Front Lines: Our COVID-19 Update

We hope you are staying healthy and spending lots of quality time with family and loved ones during this time. I am sure you would agree that this is a perilous moment, which is also incredibly stressful. That said, I must thank our dedicated staff, who have not taken their eyes off our mission and… Read more »

CPA’s COVID-19 Response

During this unprecedented time in the world, Community Partners in Action continues to operate around the clock, because people need our help. We know you are cheering us on, and we appreciate it so much! The health and safety of our participants and staff is our highest priority and we want to update you on… Read more »

We have a NEW Mart’s House!

What a great way to celebrate the Holiday Season!

Prison Arts is in the Washington Post Magazine!

Beth Hines Interviewed about Gaps in Reentry Services

CPA Executive Director Beth Hines was a guest on WNPR’s Colin McEnroe Show.

Community Partners in Action Receives $2 Million Grant from SAMHSA (U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)

Five-year CPA Initiative Targets Reentry, Substance Abuse, and Mental Disorder Treatment Services For Those Returning Home to Greater Hartford

Elizabeth Hines Named Executive Director

Elizabeth “Beth” Hines is the new Executive Director of Community Partners in Action.
Beth was selected from over 50 candidates after a detailed and thoughtful search by our Board of Directors. Most recently Chief Operating Officer, Beth has been with Community Partners in Action for 27 years.

Executive Director Confirmed as CT Judge

  With great pride, Community Partners in Action announces that Executive Director Maureen Price-Boreland, JD, was confirmed as a Superior Court Judge for the State of Connecticut.

Hartford Reentry Welcome Center Becomes a Reality

The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has announced a collaborative, three-year $450,000 grant, that will help CPA, the City of Hartford and various Hartford-Based public and non-profit agencies create a Reentry Welcome Center in Hartford.