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Invictus decided it was time for a CHARGE UP! so the crew headed to Sleeping Giant for a hike, fresh air, and time together outside the usual routine.

Days like this are about more than getting out on the trail. They are about building confidence, strengthening relationships, clearing heads, and creating space for young people to reset, reconnect, and keep moving forward.

Proud of this group and grateful for every step on the path.

Books, letters, and matcha lattes—what could be better?

This summer, our middle school students are participating in the Pen Pal Club, writing weekly letters and building connections through the power of storytelling and communication.

They're also joining our Latte Summer Book Club Series, where we'll read a new book each month, meet at a student-selected local café, discuss the book, and rate the café's matcha lattes to crown the summer champion! 🏆🍵

We're excited for a summer filled with reading, friendship, conversation, and lots of matcha reviews!

DomusWorks Casino Night brought together students, families, and staff for an evening of fun, connection, and celebration. Moments like these remind us that our work is about more than career readiness. It is about building community, strengthening support systems, and helping young people feel surrounded as they take their next steps.

Congratulations to our incredible Domus scholars at Westhill High School who earned the Seal of Biliteracy!

This achievement reflects countless hours of hard work, dedication, and perseverance. More than a recognition, the Seal of Biliteracy celebrates the value of multilingualism and the powerful skills that prepare students to thrive as contributors in an increasingly connected global society.

We are so proud of you. Keep reaching for greatness! Next stop, graduation!

Please join us at the for an evening with Dr. Robert Livingston to discuss his latest book "Play the Game. Change the Game. Leave the Game: Pathways to Black Empowerment, Prosperity, and Joy." Registration is required. Link in comments!

Congratulations to our young people who graduated from Northwell Health’s Academy for Career Readiness at !

This 12 week workforce development program gives young people hands-on healthcare training, career support, and real opportunities to build a future in a growing field. We are proud to partner with Northwell Health, and the to help create pathways for chronically underserved youth while helping address the urgent need for healthcare workers in Connecticut.

At Domus, we believe talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. Programs like this help open doors, build confidence, and connect young people with meaningful careers.

Congratulations to the graduates. We are proud of you and excited for what comes next!

Congratulations to Domus Knights students Midge and Tamryn on their Senior Night celebration!

Our staff was proud to be there cheering them on and celebrating this special milestone. At Domus, supporting young people means showing up in every part of their lives, in the classroom, in the community, and on the sidelines.

Midge and Tamryn, we are so proud of your hard work, commitment, and all that you continue to accomplish. Senior Night is such a meaningful moment, and we were grateful to celebrate it with you. 🎉🏅

Congratulations to Jessica Poebee on being pinned in her nursing program! Jessica has been part of the Domus family since 6th grade in the Trailblazers program and has remained closely connected to the organization throughout her journey.

In addition to earning one of the highest academic achievement awards, Jessica is graduating from Norwalk Community College (Associate in Nursing) and plans to continue her education by pursuing her Bachelor of Nursing degree at the University of Illinois. She is pictured with her proud father, Mr. Poebee.

We are incredibly proud of Jessica and all that she has accomplished. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance continue to inspire us all! 🎓💙

Domus' and Lily Villanueva recently attended a professional development session hosted by , the State Education Resource Center of Connecticut, on “Confronting Disparities in School Discipline for Black Girls.”

The session focused on challenging traditional perceptions of behavior that can contribute to exclusionary discipline practices for Black girls. We are grateful for opportunities like this to learn alongside educators across Connecticut and continue strengthening our work to support, advocate for, and empower young people.

At Domus, we believe every young person deserves to be seen, understood, and given the support they need to thrive.

On May 1, the counseling departments at both Stamford High School and Westhill High school held “I Have A Plan” celebrations for students with post-graduation plans, including college, career training, employment, and military service.

These celebrations are a powerful reminder that every path forward matters. We are proud of the young people taking thoughtful, meaningful steps toward their futures, and grateful to the school teams helping them prepare for life after graduation.