Hartford Area Project Care embraces and values the philosophy of the 40 Developmental Assets™ in an effort to empower the Greater Hartford community and its youth.
In 2003, two Hartford girls were "huffing" or inhaling the gasses from an aerosol can to get high, in a car. One girl lit a cigarette, which caused an explosion and injured both girls.
After this dangerous incident, representatives from local businesses, government, law enforcement, school districts, faith communities, AODA personnel, and parks and recreation joined together to address this and other high-risk behaviors of our youth. This group quickly realized that prevention efforts needed to be increased and strengthened to help our local youth grow up to be strong, responsible and caring citizens. As a result, Hartford Area Project Care was founded.






Hartford Area Project Care was pleased to participate in Washington County's 20th annual Celebrate Families at the Washington County Fair Park. This is a wonderful event, providing a wide range of activities and information for all youth and families in Washington County. From information booths, a scavenger hunt, talent show, huge inflatable fun area, and much more; this is an amazing opportunity for families to enjoy a day together at no cost.
Click here to see last year's poster
Hartford Area Project Care was instrumental in partnering with the Kettle Moraine YMCA and Hartford Parks & Recreation's to bring Girls' Night Out to Hartford. Girls' Night Out is a program for middle school-age girls and focuses on helping the girls become stronger in spirit, mind and body.