A free financial coaching program is being made available online and by phone.  It's run by Connecticut United Ways’ ALICE Saves in partnership with Neighborhood Trust Financial Partners, a nonprofit social enterprise and national leader in financial coaching.  The one-on-one support is for clients with challenges such as dealing with creditors, finding emergency resources, and reducing debt.  United Way of Western Connecticut CEO Kim Morgan says it's available to all Connecticut residents, but has particular relevance for easing the burden on those struggling financially amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  Neighborhood Trust has provided expert financial guidance for low-to-moderate-income Americans for more than 20 years.