We are a non-profit, statewide organization which helps unions, individuals and communities win healthier and safer working and living conditions. Members include local unions, labor councils, community groups, health and safety activists, and health professionals. Financial support comes from members' dues, union contributions, grants and fundraising events.

ConnectiCOSH is also a resource center with useful information on a wide range of topics including asbestos, toxic wastes, solvents, video display terminals, reproductive health hazards, physcial hazards (such as carpal tunnel syndrome), among many other issues. We also have information on health and safety committees and contract language.