CT InCK exists to restore health and wholeness for children, youth, and families by coordinating accessible, culturally responsive care that connects medical, behavioral, and social support meeting families where they are and walking with them toward lasting stability.
Core Values
CT InCK serves eligible children, youth, and families in New Haven, Connecticut, including:
Consistent with the program’s whole-family approach, while eligibility is determined by the enrolled child or pregnant/postpartum individual, care coordination extends to support the surrounding family and caregivers.
Families may be referred by a provider, identified through community outreach, or self-refer to the program.
A comprehensive assessment identifies each family's strengths, needs, and areas requiring support.
Each family is assigned an Intensive Care Coordinator (ICC), who serves as a consistent point of contact responsible for organizing care, reducing barriers, and ensuring follow-through across services.
Services are provided in-home, in the community, or virtually, based on family preference and need.
Tiffany Leonard, MPH, is a public health, community outreach, and medical-legal professional with multidisciplinary experience in education, investigations, care coordination, and strategic community partnerships. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from South Carolina State University and her Master of Public Health from Fort Valley State University.
A former Presidential Management Fellow (PMF) finalist, Tiffany has conducted independent medical-legal investigations at the state, federal, and international levels, with knowledge of legal jurisdictions and complex investigative processes. Her background also includes teaching and community outreach throughout Georgia, including public health, wellness, smoking cessation, and faith-based initiatives.
Currently working in CT InCK Intensive Care Coordination, Tiffany connects children and families with healthcare, behavioral health, educational, and community resources while developing partnerships that strengthen access to services.
Her multidisciplinary expertise allows her to bridge public health, education, legal systems, investigations, and community engagement to support individuals, families, and communities.
CT InCK is designed to:
● Reduce unnecessary healthcare cost
● Improve the quality of care through prevention, early identification, and treatment
● Reduce disparities in health outcomes among children, youth, and families
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Tiffany Leonard/ Behavior Consultant
Phone: (571)703-6842
Email: tiffanyleonard@butterflyeffectaba.com
