Council Against Youth Violence offers Expert Counseling, Crisis Stabilization, Advocacy & Support. 

Hotline: 609-544-0620

At PEI Kids in Lawrenceville

We hope you will join us for this FREE one-of-a-kind event! Come for a day of fun and creating healthy habits. We'll have an obstacle course, relay races, dance classes, demonstrations, and much more. Every registration gets a lunch and access to all our amazing activities.

April 26th 10am-2pm @ Trenton Thunder Ballpark - 1 Thunder Road Trenton NJ

Youth Advocacy Summit. This FREE in person conference is for youth and their parents/caregivers and brings together young changemakers, community leaders, and advocates to drive social change. This inspiring event equips youth with the knowledge, skills, and resources to amplify their voices and take meaningful action on issues that matter most. 

Hudson Pride presents the 1st LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health Summit in Hudson County, to bring together families of LGBTQ+ youth, educators, and social service providers where they will receive education that would equip them with the tools and strategies for creating safe, inclusive, and affirming spaces for LGBTQ+ youth.

Need Food? Find Free Meals & Groceries Near You

Use the link or QR code to access the website. Find 100+ food pantries, youth meals, grab-and-go meal options.

The more words a baby is exposed to, the more their brain grows! Hear from Hunterdon County Libraries about activities you can do every day - at home and at the library. Your baby IS ready to read and learn!

This presentation will guide new parents through preparing for their baby’s first visit to the pediatrician.

The Summer Scholarship program offers financial assistance to families of children with disabilities, ages 4-25, to help cover the cost of summer enrichment activities between Memorial and Labor Day. Award amounts can range from $85-$400, depending on the need. Applications are reviewed on a first come first served basis and funds are limited!

Sign up today! 

Camp is open to youth ages 4-12 from July to August from 8am - 3pm.

Sign up for multi-weeks to receive a discount.

Join Yaranil Ferrer, LCSW, in a compassionate and supportive community designed specifically for expectant and new mothers.

Open every 3rd Saturday from 9am - 1pm at 1009 Whitehead Road Ext Ewing NJ. 

Families can select items based on availability and need. If you or someone you know could benefit, please contact the church at 609-883-1555 and ask for Michael Fogg. 

Please join the Center for Family Services Grief & Traumatic Loss Services and Camden County Family Support Organization for our twice monthly, 45-minute, free, virtual Grief Education Workshops.

Join us May 8th in honor of Children's Mental Health Awareness Week in order to build resiliency & raise awareness about stigma surrounding mental health that can lead to suicide in children & adults. 

Whether you have one baby on the way or several kids at home...

...Life can be like a balancing act!

In Parent Cafés every voice is valued. Parent Cafés are a parent-to-parent way to build family resilience and nurture potential.

Join dietitian Ivette Lebron, MS, RDN, for an informative and engaging virtual session designed to empower expectant mothers with the knowledge and tools they need for optimal prenatal nutrition.

Join Younity (formerly Womanspace) for our 29th Annual Awards Dinner! Enjoy cocktails, dinner on Mercer Lake, and networking with changemakers. Honoring Angela Ferrell-Zabala, Kieran John & PACF.

Reserve your seat: https://younitynj.org/event/annual-awards-dinner/

We’ll talk about the importance of nutritious food, staying active, resting, and taking care of your mental health. Come join us as we learn how to keep you and your baby healthy and strong throughout pregnancy.

FREE EVENT - no registration required.

Join us on May 17th from 9am - 1pm. 

• Health & Wellness Zone
• Education Zone
• Housing Info
• Employment Assistance
• Kids Zone & More
• Free Food Included!

This webinar covers traumatic brain injury in service members and veterans, including prevalence, screening, return-to-duty guidelines, symptoms (acute to chronic), management strategies, wellness, and resources for service members, veterans, and caregivers.