Mindfulness Training for Nonprofits

Why is mindfulness a problem for nonprofits and frontline workers in Fairfield County?

Subheadline About Unique Value Propositions CMP Offers for Nonprofits

Explain the value proposition of your services and what types of institutions you work work (where are they located, how big are they, etc). What should nonprofit leaders invest in training for their clients and staff?

With Nonprofit Leaders & Frontline Workers

With Program Clients

Small mindfulness habits create big transformations.

Just ask Mary

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  • “Mindfulness is the gift that keeps on giving."

     — Sara, Liberation Programs

  • "As a grant writer, I'm constantly under pressure to meet deadlines. The meditation has helped me manage my stress levels better, which makes me more effective and a more pleasant person to work with. I really value the meditation sessions-thank you!!"

     — Name, Center for Family Justice

  • “This course was life altering for me. I feel that I am on an even keel. And, I have so many tools to reach for when stress arises."

     — Anonymous

Our Community Center sessions and workshops are:

Inclusive, trauma-informed & open to anyone. 

Appropriate for people with any level of experience, including first-timers.

Secular and science-based with guided facilitators certified and rooted in multiple trainings.

Accessible in English and Spanish with transcripts available to those with hearing impairment.

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Mindfulness isn't a luxury, it can transform lives.

In Fairfield County, access to mental well-being isn’t available to everyone. Your support helps bridge the gap—ensuring everyone has the tools to heal, connect, and thrive. It’s a simple yet powerful investment in community well-being.