Billy Bromage, MSW

Billy Bromage received his Master in Social Work degree, with a concentration in Community Organization, from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work in 2012. He has been working in the field of community mental health in New Haven, Connecticut for nearly 25 years. He has been at the Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health since 2011, and the Connecticut Mental Health Center since 2013. He works as a community organizer, developing projects with grassroots leaders, people in recovery from mental illnesses and substance use, nonprofit organizations, city and state government officials, and other civic leaders to promote mental health, social justice, and inclusion in New Haven neighborhoods. He is a founding member of Focus Act Connect Every-day (FACE), Witnesses to Hunger New Haven, and the Unhoused Activists Community Team (U-ACT). Billy is co-chair of the Structural Competency track in the Social Justice and Health Equity curriculum. He serves as a liaison to the Community Advisory Board for Elm City COMPASS.